Annemie Adriaens
Biographic Data
| ID | 1928804 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Annemie Adriaens |
| GIVEN NAMES | Annemie |
| FAMILY NAME | Adriaens |
| SIGNATURE | ADRIAENS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ghent University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Insights Into North Mesopotamian ‘Metallic Ware’
With the aim of shedding new light on the still poorly understood North Mesopotamian metallic ware, ceramic and soil samples from Tell Beydar (northeastern Syria, third millennium bc ) were investigated using a range of analytical techniques, including optical microscopy, SR–XRD and SEM–EDX. The objective of this work was to differentiate calcareous metallic ware from non‐calcareous ware without the aid of chemical analyses and to find further va…
An overview of Mesopotamian bronze metallurgy during the 3rd millennium BC
Study of tin corrosion
Microanalytical Metal Technology Study of Ancient Near Eastern Bronzes From Tell Beydar
Forty‐six bronze objects have been investigated to assess their composition and microstructure, using SEM–EDX and optical microscopy. The bronzes originate from Tell Beydar, a site in the northeastern part of Syria that was mainly occupied during the third millennium bc . The compositional results of the metals show a clear chronological sequence in the use of the alloying elements arsenic and tin. In addition, the microstructure indicates advanc…
An Analytical Study Using Electron and Ion Microscopy of Thin-walled Crucibles from Göltepe, Turkey
Analytical Investigation of Archaeological Powders From Göltepe (Turkey)
Nine powder samples originating from the archaeometallurgical she in Göltepe, southern central Turkey, have been analysed. Bulk analyses, using X‐ray fluorescence and X‐ruy photoelectron spectroscopy, and single particle analyses, using electron probe X‐ray microanalysis, were carried out. The analyses were focused on determining the inorganic elemental composition of the samples and the distribution of particle types in the nine powder samples. …
An overview of Mesopotamian bronze metallurgy during the 3rd millennium BC
Insights Into North Mesopotamian ‘Metallic Ware’
With the aim of shedding new light on the still poorly understood North Mesopotamian metallic ware, ceramic and soil samples from Tell Beydar (northeastern Syria, third millennium bc ) were investigated using a range of analytical techniques, including optical microscopy, SR–XRD and SEM–EDX. The objective of this work was to differentiate calcareous metallic ware from non‐calcareous ware without the aid of chemical analyses and to find further va…
Study of tin corrosion
Microanalytical Metal Technology Study of Ancient Near Eastern Bronzes From Tell Beydar
Forty‐six bronze objects have been investigated to assess their composition and microstructure, using SEM–EDX and optical microscopy. The bronzes originate from Tell Beydar, a site in the northeastern part of Syria that was mainly occupied during the third millennium bc . The compositional results of the metals show a clear chronological sequence in the use of the alloying elements arsenic and tin. In addition, the microstructure indicates advanc…
An Analytical Study Using Electron and Ion Microscopy of Thin-walled Crucibles from Göltepe, Turkey
Analytical Investigation of Archaeological Powders From Göltepe (Turkey)
Nine powder samples originating from the archaeometallurgical she in Göltepe, southern central Turkey, have been analysed. Bulk analyses, using X‐ray fluorescence and X‐ruy photoelectron spectroscopy, and single particle analyses, using electron probe X‐ray microanalysis, were carried out. The analyses were focused on determining the inorganic elemental composition of the samples and the distribution of particle types in the nine powder samples. …
An Analytical Study Using Electron and Ion Microscopy of Thin-walled Crucibles from Göltepe, Turkey
Analytical Investigation of Archaeological Powders From Göltepe (Turkey)
Nine powder samples originating from the archaeometallurgical she in Göltepe, southern central Turkey, have been analysed. Bulk analyses, using X‐ray fluorescence and X‐ruy photoelectron spectroscopy, and single particle analyses, using electron probe X‐ray microanalysis, were carried out. The analyses were focused on determining the inorganic elemental composition of the samples and the distribution of particle types in the nine powder samples. …
Microanalytical Metal Technology Study of Ancient Near Eastern Bronzes From Tell Beydar
Forty‐six bronze objects have been investigated to assess their composition and microstructure, using SEM–EDX and optical microscopy. The bronzes originate from Tell Beydar, a site in the northeastern part of Syria that was mainly occupied during the third millennium bc . The compositional results of the metals show a clear chronological sequence in the use of the alloying elements arsenic and tin. In addition, the microstructure indicates advanc…
Study of tin corrosion
An overview of Mesopotamian bronze metallurgy during the 3rd millennium BC
Insights Into North Mesopotamian ‘Metallic Ware’
With the aim of shedding new light on the still poorly understood North Mesopotamian metallic ware, ceramic and soil samples from Tell Beydar (northeastern Syria, third millennium bc ) were investigated using a range of analytical techniques, including optical microscopy, SR–XRD and SEM–EDX. The objective of this work was to differentiate calcareous metallic ware from non‐calcareous ware without the aid of chemical analyses and to find further va…
Materials Science (6 works) · Metallurgy (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (4 works) · Tin (4 works) · Bronze (3 works)