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THE RED INK OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS
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  • 1972VERMILION AND CINNABAR156 cited
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  • 1980Dead Sea Scroll parchments: unfolding of the collagen molecules and racemization of aspartic acid59 cited
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  • 1979X-RAY ANALYSIS OF PIGMENTS FROM VERGINA, GREECE (SECOND TOMB)22 cited
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