Can the Raman spectrum of anatase in artwork and archaeology be used for dating purposes? Identification by Raman microscopy of anatase in decorative coatings on Neolithic (Yangshao) pottery from Henan, China

Robin J.H. Clark, Ariana Correia, Q. Wang • 2007

Raman analysis of ninth-century Iraqi stuccoes from Samarra

Mariam Rosser-Owen, Robin J.H. Clark, L. Burgio • 2007

Identification of pigments used on late 17th century Albanian icons by total reflection X-ray fluorescence and Raman microscopy

Ornela Demko, Robin J.H. Clark, N. Civici • 2005

Identification of black pigments on prehistoric Southwest American potsherds by infrared and Raman microscopy

Jaap van der Weerd, Shirley Firth, Robin J.H. Clark, Gregory D. Smith • 2004

Raman microscopy in archaeological science

Robin J.H. Clark, Gregory D. Smith • 2004

The role of H2S in pigment blackening

Robin J.H. Clark, Gregory D. Smith • 2002

The effects of UV laser light radiation on artists' pigments

Thierry Fourrier, Arthur E Hill, Athanassia Athanassiou, Robin J.H. Clark, L. Burgio • 2000

Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy and Raman microscopy for analysis of pigments in polychromes

Demetrios Anglos, Robin J.H. Clark, Marta Castillejo, T Stratoudaki, L. Burgio, Daniel Silva • 2000

Analysis of 16th Century Qazwı̄nı̄ Manuscripts by Raman Microscopy and Remote Laser Raman Microscopy

Philip J. Gibbs, Robin J.H. Clark • 1998