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Insights into late Sasanian glass workshop at the city of Istakhr, Fras; synchrotron XRF radiation techniques for glass characterization

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By Mohammadamin Emami, Archaeometry Art, Farahnaz Bayat Nejad, Archaeology Islamic Azad
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Supporting Information Filename Description ARCM_13104-sup-0001-Table2.docxWord 2007 document , 36.9 KB Table S2 Elemental composition of the glass samples in Wt% (whole table is in supplementary 1). REFERENCES (2010). Synchrotron X-ray fluorescence analysis in environmental and earth sciences. EPJ Web of Conferences, 9, 165–180. , , & (2023). Micro‑PIXE analysis of early Islamic (10th–11th century AD) glass vessels from the Tape‑Bahram historical site in ray, Iran.
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Colourants on the Persian architectural decorations from the 11th to the 15th century

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By Parviz Holakooei, Archaeometry Art, Amir-Hossein Karimy
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Supporting Information Filename Description arcm12951-sup-0001-Supplementary Material 1_Holakooei and Karimy_Final.pdfPDF document, 2 MB Data S1. Supplementary Material 1. arcm12951-sup-0002-Supplementary Material 2.pdfPDF document, 7.8 MB Data S2. Supplementary Material 2. REFERENCES (2009). One thousand years of resilience, study on the Davazdah Emam dome in Yazd. ICHTTO. (in Persian) (1301). In I. Afshar (Ed.) in 1996, 'Arayes al-javaher va nafayes al-atayeb. Anjoman-e Athar-e Melli-Ye Iran.
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