Emilie Bérard

Assistant Professor

Université Paris-Saclay

France

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Emilie Bérard is an Assistant Professor at Université Paris-Saclay in France. Her research focuses on archaeometallurgy, with recent publications exploring advancements in non-destructive analysis of ferrous artefacts and metal provenance studies related to historical arms and armor. Additionally, she investigates heritage research utilizing advanced diffraction techniques and the manufacturing processes of medieval weaponry.

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2020

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Toureille Valérie

Professor of Middle Ages History/ Early Modern History

CY Cergy Paris Université

FRANCE

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Christophe Pécheyran

Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour

FRANCE

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Advancements in non-destructive archaeometric analysis of ancient ferrous artefacts: insights from SR-X-Ray diffraction investigation using model alloys

Heritage research at the PUMA beamline

War and commercial exchanges in the late medieval Aegean: Investigating the metal provenance of the Chalcis Hoard

Correction to: First examinations of ancient ferrous alloys in Renaissance armour by SR-X-Ray diffraction

First examinations of ancient ferrous alloys in Renaissance armour by SR-X-Ray diffraction

Fabrication of a suit of armour at the end of Middle Ages: an extensive archaeometallurgical characterization of the armour of Laval

The medieval bombards of Meaux: Manufacturing processes and supply of the metal

Ancient armour provenance by LA-ICP-MS analysis of microscopic slag inclusions

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Toureille Valérie

Christophe Pécheyran

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