Characterisation of various geographical origin incense based on chemical criteria

Paul Archier · Catherine Vieillescazes

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Incense (or olibanum) comes from different lands of the world.It is sold under several names, which often leads to confusion, in local markets or shops.Authors try to characterise a number of samples according to each geographical origin.Some analytical examples are given.The method is applied to an archaeological sample.

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