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Identification of green pigments from fragments of Roman mural paintings of three Roman sites from north of Germania Superior
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  • 2006Not a day without a line drawn: Pigments and painting techniques of Roman Artists59 cited
  • 2003Romano-British wall-paintings II: Raman spectroscopic analysis of two villa sites at Nether Heyford, Northants46 cited
  • 1999A preliminary Raman microscopic exploration of pigments in wall paintings in the Roman Tomb discovered at Kertch, Ukraine, in 189144 cited
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