Rossella Arletti
Biographic Data
| ID | 164902 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rossella Arletti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rossella |
| FAMILY NAME | Arletti |
| SIGNATURE | ARLETTI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Modena and Reggio Emilia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9878-8657 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 134 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
How much is known about glassy materials in Bronze and Iron Age Italy? New data and general overview
Considering the effects of the Byzantine-Islamic transition: Umayyad glass tesserae and vessels from the qasr of Khirbet al-Mafjar (Jericho, Palestine)
Different glassmaking technologies in the production of Iron Age black glass from Italy and Slovakia
Butrint (Albania) between eastern and western Mediterranean glass production: Empa and LA-ICP-MS of late antique and early medieval finds
Pre-Roman glass from Mozia (Sicily-Italy): The first archaeometrical data
The Mediterranean Group II: Analyses of vessels from Etruscan contexts in northern Italy
Mosaic Glass From St Peter's, Rome: Manufacturing Techniques and Raw Materials Employed in Late 16th‐century Italian Opaque Glass
A recent restoration of late 16th‐century mosaics in one of the vaults beneath the dome of St Peter's Basilica in Rome allowed sampling and analysis of a group of glass tesserae. The aim of this work is the characterization of opaque coloured glasses possibly produced in Rome. The characteristics of the glass from St Peter's were compared with those of Venetian and Tuscan production, in order to assess possible common origins. Chemical analysis o…
The first archaeometric data on polychrome Iron Age glass from sites located in northern Italy
Florence baptistery: Chemical and mineralogical investigation of glass mosaic tesserae
A Study of Glass Tesserae From Mosaics in the Monasteries of Daphni and Hosios Loukas (Greece)
In this work 51 glass mosaic tesserae from decorations of the two Greek monasteries of Daphni and Hosios Loukas were analysed by inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy, electron microprobe analysis and X‐ray powder diffraction. On the basis of the chemical analyses, after discrimination between the tesserae of the original decorations and those from other periods, it was possible to outline the distinctive traits of Byzantine mo…
Roman Window Glass: A Comparison of Findings From Three Different Italian Sites
Thirty‐three samples of window glass and five glass lumps coming from three Italian archaeological sites—the Suasa excavations (Ancona, settled from the third century bc to the fifth to sixth centuries ad ), the Roman town of Mevaniola (Forlì‐Cesena, settled from the Imperial Age up to the fourth century ad ) and Theodoric's Villa of Galeata (Forlì‐Cesena, settled from the sixth century ad onwards)—were analysed to track the changes in the chemic…
Archaeometrical Investigation of Sicilian Early Byzantine Glass: Chemical and Spectroscopic Data
A series of early Byzantine glasses, recovered in Ganzirri (Sicily, Italy), was analysed for major, minor and trace elements. All the analysed fragments were found to be natron‐based silica–lime glass. Concerning minor and trace elements, the samples can be divided into two groups: glass with high Fe, Ti and Mn contents ( HIMT glass) and glass with low levels of Fe, Ti and Mn. These results, strictly in agreement with literature data for glass of…
Archaeometrical Studies of Roman Imperial Age Glass From Canton Ticino
An archaeometrical study of Roman glass finds recovered in the Canton Ticino area was performed after the finding of traces of possible glass‐working at Muralto near Locarno. The aim of this work is to provide chemical characterization of these glass varieties—never analysed before—and to compare the results obtained with those for glass of the same period coming from other sites (Aquileia, Augusta Praetoria and Modena). The chemical data shows t…
Different glassmaking technologies in the production of Iron Age black glass from Italy and Slovakia
Butrint (Albania) between eastern and western Mediterranean glass production: Empa and LA-ICP-MS of late antique and early medieval finds
The Mediterranean Group II: Analyses of vessels from Etruscan contexts in northern Italy
How much is known about glassy materials in Bronze and Iron Age Italy? New data and general overview
Pre-Roman glass from Mozia (Sicily-Italy): The first archaeometrical data
A Study of Glass Tesserae From Mosaics in the Monasteries of Daphni and Hosios Loukas (Greece)
In this work 51 glass mosaic tesserae from decorations of the two Greek monasteries of Daphni and Hosios Loukas were analysed by inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy, electron microprobe analysis and X‐ray powder diffraction. On the basis of the chemical analyses, after discrimination between the tesserae of the original decorations and those from other periods, it was possible to outline the distinctive traits of Byzantine mo…
Considering the effects of the Byzantine-Islamic transition: Umayyad glass tesserae and vessels from the qasr of Khirbet al-Mafjar (Jericho, Palestine)
Florence baptistery: Chemical and mineralogical investigation of glass mosaic tesserae
Roman Window Glass: A Comparison of Findings From Three Different Italian Sites
Thirty‐three samples of window glass and five glass lumps coming from three Italian archaeological sites—the Suasa excavations (Ancona, settled from the third century bc to the fifth to sixth centuries ad ), the Roman town of Mevaniola (Forlì‐Cesena, settled from the Imperial Age up to the fourth century ad ) and Theodoric's Villa of Galeata (Forlì‐Cesena, settled from the sixth century ad onwards)—were analysed to track the changes in the chemic…
Archaeometrical Investigation of Sicilian Early Byzantine Glass: Chemical and Spectroscopic Data
A series of early Byzantine glasses, recovered in Ganzirri (Sicily, Italy), was analysed for major, minor and trace elements. All the analysed fragments were found to be natron‐based silica–lime glass. Concerning minor and trace elements, the samples can be divided into two groups: glass with high Fe, Ti and Mn contents ( HIMT glass) and glass with low levels of Fe, Ti and Mn. These results, strictly in agreement with literature data for glass of…
Archaeometrical Studies of Roman Imperial Age Glass From Canton Ticino
An archaeometrical study of Roman glass finds recovered in the Canton Ticino area was performed after the finding of traces of possible glass‐working at Muralto near Locarno. The aim of this work is to provide chemical characterization of these glass varieties—never analysed before—and to compare the results obtained with those for glass of the same period coming from other sites (Aquileia, Augusta Praetoria and Modena). The chemical data shows t…
Mosaic Glass From St Peter's, Rome: Manufacturing Techniques and Raw Materials Employed in Late 16th‐century Italian Opaque Glass
A recent restoration of late 16th‐century mosaics in one of the vaults beneath the dome of St Peter's Basilica in Rome allowed sampling and analysis of a group of glass tesserae. The aim of this work is the characterization of opaque coloured glasses possibly produced in Rome. The characteristics of the glass from St Peter's were compared with those of Venetian and Tuscan production, in order to assess possible common origins. Chemical analysis o…
Archaeometrical Studies of Roman Imperial Age Glass From Canton Ticino
An archaeometrical study of Roman glass finds recovered in the Canton Ticino area was performed after the finding of traces of possible glass‐working at Muralto near Locarno. The aim of this work is to provide chemical characterization of these glass varieties—never analysed before—and to compare the results obtained with those for glass of the same period coming from other sites (Aquileia, Augusta Praetoria and Modena). The chemical data shows t…
The first archaeometric data on polychrome Iron Age glass from sites located in northern Italy
Florence baptistery: Chemical and mineralogical investigation of glass mosaic tesserae
A Study of Glass Tesserae From Mosaics in the Monasteries of Daphni and Hosios Loukas (Greece)
In this work 51 glass mosaic tesserae from decorations of the two Greek monasteries of Daphni and Hosios Loukas were analysed by inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy, electron microprobe analysis and X‐ray powder diffraction. On the basis of the chemical analyses, after discrimination between the tesserae of the original decorations and those from other periods, it was possible to outline the distinctive traits of Byzantine mo…
Roman Window Glass: A Comparison of Findings From Three Different Italian Sites
Thirty‐three samples of window glass and five glass lumps coming from three Italian archaeological sites—the Suasa excavations (Ancona, settled from the third century bc to the fifth to sixth centuries ad ), the Roman town of Mevaniola (Forlì‐Cesena, settled from the Imperial Age up to the fourth century ad ) and Theodoric's Villa of Galeata (Forlì‐Cesena, settled from the sixth century ad onwards)—were analysed to track the changes in the chemic…
Archaeometrical Investigation of Sicilian Early Byzantine Glass: Chemical and Spectroscopic Data
A series of early Byzantine glasses, recovered in Ganzirri (Sicily, Italy), was analysed for major, minor and trace elements. All the analysed fragments were found to be natron‐based silica–lime glass. Concerning minor and trace elements, the samples can be divided into two groups: glass with high Fe, Ti and Mn contents ( HIMT glass) and glass with low levels of Fe, Ti and Mn. These results, strictly in agreement with literature data for glass of…
The Mediterranean Group II: Analyses of vessels from Etruscan contexts in northern Italy
Mosaic Glass From St Peter's, Rome: Manufacturing Techniques and Raw Materials Employed in Late 16th‐century Italian Opaque Glass
A recent restoration of late 16th‐century mosaics in one of the vaults beneath the dome of St Peter's Basilica in Rome allowed sampling and analysis of a group of glass tesserae. The aim of this work is the characterization of opaque coloured glasses possibly produced in Rome. The characteristics of the glass from St Peter's were compared with those of Venetian and Tuscan production, in order to assess possible common origins. Chemical analysis o…
Pre-Roman glass from Mozia (Sicily-Italy): The first archaeometrical data
Butrint (Albania) between eastern and western Mediterranean glass production: Empa and LA-ICP-MS of late antique and early medieval finds
Considering the effects of the Byzantine-Islamic transition: Umayyad glass tesserae and vessels from the qasr of Khirbet al-Mafjar (Jericho, Palestine)
Different glassmaking technologies in the production of Iron Age black glass from Italy and Slovakia
How much is known about glassy materials in Bronze and Iron Age Italy? New data and general overview
Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (13 works) · Archaeology (12 works) · Building materials and conservation (12 works) · Geography (11 works) · Geology (9 works) · Mineralogy (9 works) · Materials Science (7 works) · Chemistry (6 works) · Conservation Techniques and Studies (6 works) · Electron microprobe (5 works)