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Application of reflected light microscopy for non-invasive wood identification of marquetry furniture and small wood carvings
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  • 2012How an integrated diagnostic approach can help in a correct evaluation of the state of preservation of waterlogged archaeological wooden artefacts76 cited
  • 2010Reflected light microscopy as a non-invasive identification tool for wooden artefacts19 cited

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  • 2023Evaluation of the efficacy of micro-Magnetic Resonance Imaging compared with light microscopy to investigate the anatomy of modern and ancient waterlogged wood10 cited
  • 2020Non-invasive wood identification on parts of King Horemheb's ritual couches (New kingdom)7 cited

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