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Activity 4.3 - Study of the southern italy bronze metallurgy by xrf and txrf

(G. Paternoster, R.Rinzivillo) in collaboration with: C.Albore-Livadie (Centre Jean Berard

Napoli - Ist.Univ. “Suor O. Benincasa” Napoli); Sovrintendenza Archeologica di Napoli e

Caserta (G.Vecchio); Sovrintendenza Archeologica di Salerno.



The study of the metallurgy, already initiated few years ago, has been conducted

with two different apparatus for X-ray Fluorescence: a portable apparatus, used

for not destructive investigations both in situ and in the laboratory; and a system

for XRF analysis in total reflection at high sensibility for the determination of the

trace elements. During the preceding years a group of 22 axes of campanian

origin has been studied; they, as stated in a published article, seem all to have

been realised with minerals of the same origin.

The analysis of the composition of the bronzes, and particularly of the axes, is

completed with a typological investigation, based on their form. Studying about

90 axes by statistical methods, we determine the characterising factors the

various chronological groups; we can so define better the chronology and to

determine the group belonging of the objects of unknown context. This research

has been object of a publication in collaboration with the group of Computer

Science of the University of Salerno.

The Archaeological Superintendence of Naples and Caserta has recently

appointed a working group of interdisciplinary research for the study of the

archaeological sites in the Nola area; in that context we analysed the bronze finds

discovered.

Scope of the research was the elemental analysis of the samples for the

determination of the alloy composition and the comparison with the data obtained

in the our previous studies.



Program for 2005



The research program will continue with the analysis of some axes of the Ancient

Bronze, discovered in the Spinazzola archaeological site and guarded in the

Museum of Paestum (SA). The study will be conducted in situ with a XRF

portable apparatus.



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