Related references
Note: Only part of the references are listed.Powder diffraction of yellow and red natural earths from Lessini Mountains in NE Italy
Giovanni Cavallo et al.
POWDER DIFFRACTION (2015)
Ochre resources from the Middle Stone Age sequence of Diepkloof Rock Shelter, Western Cape, South Africa
L. Dayet et al.
JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE (2013)
SELECTION AND HEATING OF COLOURING MATERIALS IN THE MOUSTERIAN LEVEL OF ES-SKHUL (c. 100 000 YEARS BP, MOUNT CARMEL, ISRAEL)
H. Salomon et al.
ARCHAEOMETRY (2012)
Physicochemical characterization and provenance of colouring materials from Akrotiri-Thera in relation to their archaeological context and application
S. Sotiropoulou et al.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL SCIENCES (2012)
ARTIFICIAL OR NATURAL ORIGIN OF HEMATITE-BASED RED PIGMENTS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXTS: THE CASE OF RIPARO DALMERI (TRENTO, ITALY)
S. Gialanella et al.
ARCHAEOMETRY (2011)
ASSESSING THE EFFICACY OF RED OCHRE AS A PREHISTORIC HIDE TANNING INGREDIENT
Riaan F. Rifkin
JOURNAL OF AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY (2011)
Abbreviations for names of rock-forming minerals
Donna L. Whitney et al.
AMERICAN MINERALOGIST (2010)
Cemented ash as a receptacle or work surface for ochre powder production at Sibudu, South Africa, 58,000 years ago
Lyn Wadley
JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE (2010)
Comparison of the mineralogical effects of an experimental forest fire on a goethite/ferrihydrite soil with a topsoil that contains hematite, maghemite and goethite
P. Nornberg et al.
CLAY MINERALS (2009)
Preliminary data on the yellow ochers at the mine of Via Tirapelle in Verona (Italy)
G. Cavallo et al.
X-RAY SPECTROMETRY (2008)
The gripping nature of ochre: The association of ochre with howiesons poort adhesives and later stone age mastics from South Africa
Marlize Lombard
JOURNAL OF HUMAN EVOLUTION (2007)
Anisotropic X-ray peak broadening and twin formation in hematite derived from natural and synthetic goethite
L Loffler et al.
JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN CERAMIC SOCIETY (2006)
Topotactic transformations of goethite and lepidocrocite into hematite and maghemite
Y Cudennec et al.
SOLID STATE SCIENCES (2005)
Ochre in hafting in Middle Stone Age southern Africa: a practical role
L Wadley et al.
ANTIQUITY (2004)
An early case of color symbolism - Ochre use by modern humans in Qafzeh cave
E Hovers et al.
CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY (2003)
Maghemite formation in burnt plant litter at East Trinity, North Queensland, Australia
KL Grogan et al.
CLAYS AND CLAY MINERALS (2003)
Clay and iron oxide pigments in the history of painting
D Hradil et al.
APPLIED CLAY SCIENCE (2003)
Share Paper
