Rhys Williams

Lecturer in Forensic Science

Teesside University

United Kingdom

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Rhys Williams is a Lecturer in Forensic Science at Teesside University, United Kingdom. His research focuses on the preservation of archaeological materials, emphasizing the elemental composition's impact on leather survival and bone diagenesis. He has also contributed to the development of 3D scanning methodologies for archaeological artifacts and the differentiation of archaeological soil through microbial and chemical analysis.

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Gillian Taylor

Teesside University

UNITED KINGDOM

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T. Komang Ralebitso-Senior

Reader (Associate Professor) in Microbial Ecology

Liverpool John Moores University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Caroline Hayley Orr

Teesside University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Vasileios Panagiotis Lenis

Teesside University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Determining the impact of elemental composition on the long‐term survival of vegetable‐tanned leather in archaeological environments

Bone Diagenesis and Extremes of Preservation in Forensic Science

Developing a 3D strategy

Rapid deterioration in buried leather: archaeological implications

Digging up Memories – Empowering collections at Vindolanda Museum through virtual exhibits

Archaeological soil from Roman occupational layers can be differentiated by microbial and chemical signatures

Assessing pathological conditions in archaeological bone using portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF)

Mapping an archaeological site: Interpreting portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) soil analysis at Boroughgate, Skelton, UK

Unique chemical parameters and microbial activity lead to increased archaeological preservation at the Roman frontier site of Vindolanda, UK

pXRF method development for elemental analysis of archaeological soil

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Gillian Taylor

T. Komang Ralebitso-Senior

Caroline Hayley Orr

Vasileios Panagiotis Lenis

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