Gilberto Artioli

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University of Padova

Italy

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Professor Gilberto Artioli is a faculty member at Università degli Studi di Padova in Italy. His research encompasses a diverse range of areas including isotopic characterization of ancient materials, historical analysis of medieval artifacts, and advanced methodologies in archaeological science. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of ancient construction techniques and materials through his recent publications.

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Elena Badetti

Ca' Foscari University of Venice

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First isotopic characterization of the planet neolithic Pb-Cu reduction workshop (Fayet/Cénomes mining district, aveyron, france)

The Chinese identity of St Mark’s bronze ‘Lion’ and its place in the history of medieval Venice

Evidence of Pellagra on 19th Century Human Crania From Northern Italy by Combining Stable Isotope and Paleopathological Analyses

Fibre-Reinforced Geopolymers (FRGPs) as Inorganic Composites for Flexural Strengthening of Brick Masonry

Analytical methodological adaptations for sampling ancient pigments in provenance research

The tin content of lead inclusions in ancient tin-bronze artifacts: a time-dependent process?

Radiocarbon Dating of Magnesian Mortars: The Case of San Salvatore Church in Massino Visconti, Piedmont, Italy

Vitruvian binders in Venice: First evidence of Phlegraean pozzolans in an underwater Roman construction in the Venice Lagoon

Mosaic Technology in the Armenian Chapel Birds Mosaic, Jerusalem: Characterizing the Polychrome Hidden Sinopia

Dissolution–precipitation kinetics during C3S hydration: A holographic interferometry study

The leaching behaviors of lead, zinc, and sulfate in pyrite ash contaminated soil: mineralogical assessments and environmental implications

The sponge effect of phosphogypsum-based cemented paste backfill in the atmospheric carbon capture: Roles of fluorides, phosphates, and alkalinity

Marble Architectural Elements and Liturgical Furniture of the Santa Giustina Basilica in Padova: New Archaeometric Data on the Importation of Proconnesian Marble in the Late Antique Adriatic

Archaeometallurgical characterization of Mediterranean discoidal shaped copper alloy ingots retrieved from sea environment

Defect Isolation from Whole to Local Field Separation in Complex Interferometry Fringe Patterns through Development of Weighted Least-Squares Algorithm

Cementation processes of Roman pozzolanic binders from Caesarea Maritima (Israel)

Retention of phosphorus and fluorine in phosphogypsum for cemented paste backfill: Experimental and numerical simulation studies

A multitechnique approach for the identification of multiple contamination sources near a polluted industrial site

Phasing the history of ancient buildings through PCA on mortars’ mineralogical profiles: the example of the Sarno Baths (Pompeii)

High‐performing mortar‐based materials from the late imperial baths of Aquileia: An outstanding example of Roman building tradition in Northern Italy

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Elena Badetti

Robert Frei

Domenico Miriello

YIKAI LIU

Simone Dilaria

Donatella Barca

Nereo Preto

JACOPO BONETTO

Michele Secco

Alexandra S. Rodler-Roerbo

MARIA STELLA BUSANA

Jean Colombani

Ivana Angelini

C. Koeberl

Luca Valentini

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