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MINERALOGY OF BOHEMIAN GREEN EARTH PIGMENT AND ITS MICROANALYTICAL EVIDENCE IN HISTORICAL PAINTINGS
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  • 2003Investigation of roman age pigments found on pottery fragments52 cited
  • 2004Green Earth Pigment from the Kadaň Region, Czech Republic: Use of Rare Fe-rich Smectite39 cited

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  • 2014X-ray Diffraction and SEM Investigation of Wall Paintings Found in the Roman Temple Complex at Horvat Omrit, Israel19 cited
  • 2015Wall painting pigments of Roman Empire age from Syria Palestina province (Israel)14 cited
  • 2019Differentiation of clay-based pigments in paintings by means of laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry12 cited

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