Titlebook: Raman Spectroscopy in Cultural Heritage Preservation; Howell G. M. Edwards,Peter Vandenabeele,Philippe C Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Spirometry

Glass, Pottery and Enamelled Artefacts,thering mechanisms and their correlation with Raman spectral signatures. Use of mobile Raman spectroscopy. The recognition of technological milestones in glass production through eth ages. Case studies of coloured glasses and trade glass beads.

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Archaeology of Biomaterials: Mummies, Ivories, Resins and Textiles,acterial colonies which generally requires immediate attention for conservation of the artefacts concerned. A general survey is followed by specific archaeological case studies selected from the following topics: animal and human skeletal remains, mummies, hair and nail,ivories, resins, waxes and gums, ambers, dragon’s blood, and linens.

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Hemoptysis

Theory of Raman Spectroscopy and Raman Instrumentation,r wavelength selection,peak wavenumber position, peak intensity and bandwidth, spatial resolution, symmetry, resonance effects and the rejection of fluorescence. Mentioning several databases of Raman spectra that are accessible for various applications.

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Obloquy

,Case Study – In-field and On-site Raman Analysis,pecimens for analysis in the laboratory.The role of different parts of the instrumentation is reviewedand the need to protect from ambient light. Stand-off Raman spectroscopy. Finally, examples are given of case studies of the use of this instrumentation in the field and on-site in museums.

MIR

Case Study: Non-invasively Documenting the Transfer of Enamelling Technology from Europe to China ary in the transfer of technical knowledge is identified. The identification of European enamels and pigments in Chinese enamelled wares is given form Raman microscopy and application to the Chinese productions is evaluated.

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Introduction,archaeology has been undertaken to demonstrate the growth in interest in this interdisciplinary area. This provides the foundation for this first text dedicated to Raman spectroscopy in the preservation of cultural heritage and its role in the holistic analysis of specimens.

myelography

Introduction, the appearance of dedicated sessions at international conferences on Raman spectroscopy in archaeology, art works analysis, industrial archaeology and cultural heritage preservation from the first meeting in London in 2000. A survey of the research papers on Raman spectroscopic applications publish