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Nuclear magnetic resonance in archaeology

Joseph B. Lambert · Catherine E. Shawl · Jaime A. Stearns

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Advanced NMR Techniques and Applications

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Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is a useful analytical tool for the examination of archaeological artifacts. Both organic and inorganic materials have been examined in solution and in the solid. NMR can identify sources of raw materials, verify artifact authenticity, delineate ancient technology, and specify ancient diet.

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