Archaeological Research Center. Technical Notes and Monographs. Vol. 1 to 9.
CNRS| N° d'inventaire | 32859 |
| Format | 16.5 x 21.5 |
| Détails | See description |
| Publication | Paris, 1972-1976 |
| Etat | Occasion |
| ISBN | |
No. 1: Non-destructive analysis of major elements and traces - studies of five medieval ceramics.
16 p., 2 B/W figures, paperback
PHILIPPOT J.-C. & DELCROIX G.
No. 2: Analysis of pottery by spark mass spectrometry.
13 p., 4 tables outside the text, paperback
STEFANI R., BOURGUILLOT R., CORNU A. & BOUCHEZ R.
No. 3: Characterization of raw earth construction materials.
22 p., numerous black and white figs., paperback
DELCROIX G.
No. 4: Characterization of archaeological materials by Mossbauer spectrometry .
23 p., numerous black and white figs., paperback
JANOT Christian, DELCROIX Pierre.
No. 5: Attempt to select chemical elements particularly suited to characterizing a group of ceramics.
20 p., numerous B/W graphics, paperback
RICQ JC
No. 6: Laboratory analysis of archaeological samples. Role and responsibilities of the archaeologist.
66 p., numerous black and white figs., paperback
Round table organized by the CNRS archaeological research center on November 14 and 15, 1973.
No. 7: Essays on the analysis of archaeological discourse.
105 p., II black and white tables, paperback
GARDIN Jean-Claude and LAGRANGE Marie-Salomé
No. 8: Petrographic microscope examination of archaeological ceramics.
49 p., paperback
COURTOIS Liliane.
No. 9: Research on the meaning and interpretation of the results of chemical analyses of ancient pottery (major and minor elements).
64 p., VIII tables, X fig. B/W, paperback
DUFOURNIER Daniel.
No. 1: Non-destructive analysis of major elements and traces - studies of five medieval ceramics.
16 p., 2 B/W figures, paperback
PHILIPPOT J.-C. & DELCROIX G.
No. 2: Analysis of pottery by spark mass spectrometry.
13 p., 4 tables outside the text, paperback
STEFANI R., BOURGUILLOT R., CORNU A. & BOUCHEZ R.
No. 3: Characterization of raw earth construction materials.
22 p., numerous black and white figs., paperback
DELCROIX G.
No. 4: Characterization of archaeological materials by Mossbauer spectrometry .
23 p., numerous black and white figs., paperback
JANOT Christian, DELCROIX Pierre.
No. 5: Attempt to select chemical elements particularly suited to characterizing a group of ceramics.
20 p., numerous B/W graphics, paperback
RICQ JC
No. 6: Laboratory analysis of archaeological samples. Role and responsibilities of the archaeologist.
66 p., numerous black and white figs., paperback
Round table organized by the CNRS archaeological research center on November 14 and 15, 1973.
No. 7: Essays on the analysis of archaeological discourse.
105 p., II black and white tables, paperback
GARDIN Jean-Claude and LAGRANGE Marie-Salomé
No. 8: Petrographic microscope examination of archaeological ceramics.
49 p., paperback
COURTOIS Liliane.
No. 9: Research on the meaning and interpretation of the results of chemical analyses of ancient pottery (major and minor elements).
64 p., VIII tables, X fig. B/W, paperback
DUFOURNIER Daniel.