Dimitris Tambakopoulos
Biographic Data
| ID | 667738 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dimitris Tambakopoulos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dimitris |
| FAMILY NAME | Tambakopoulos |
| SIGNATURE | TAMBAKOPOULOS D |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Centre of Scientific Research "Demokritos" |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0759-7009 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Beyond Pentelikon: Imported white marbles in Athenian sculptural workshops of the Roman period
Scientific investigation on the provenance of marble of free-standing sculptures from the archaeological museum of Kavala/northern Greece
Provenance Investigation of Three Marble Relief Sculptures from Ancient Corinth: New Evidence for the Circulation of the White Marble from Mani
Three unique marble relief sculptures of the Roman period from Ancient Corinth were studied using a variety of non‐invasive and minimal invasive techniques. The sculptures are of similar size, relief technique, and distinguished material compared to all other sculptures in Corinth. Thus, apart from the interest in identifying the origin of this distinct marble the question of whether they could belong to the same original monument is raised. To t…
Provenance investigation of Roman marble sarcophagi from Nicopolis, Epirus, Greece: Revealing a strong artistic and trade connection with Athens
Scientific Characterization of the Pohorje Marbles, Slovenia
As a former part of the great Roman Empire, Slovenia has many archaeological sites featuring buildings and objects entirely or partly constructed from marble whose provenance is doubtful. In Slovenia, the most probable source of such marble is the Pohorje Mountains. For the purpose of supporting further provenance studies, these marbles are fully scientifically characterized. The techniques used are petrographic and geochemical analysis, stable i…
Marble Provenance Investigation of Roman Sarcophagi From Thessaloniki
The provenance question of the marbles used for making the sarcophagi of local production of Thessaloniki in the Roman period had been posed by archaeologists in the past. The hypothesis was that the material came mainly from the quarries of Thassos Island. This paper presents the scientific analysis of 23 characteristic samples from selected sarcophagi at the Museum of Thessaloniki, using three different techniques: electron paramagnetic resonan…
Marble Provenance Investigation of Roman Sarcophagi From Thessaloniki
The provenance question of the marbles used for making the sarcophagi of local production of Thessaloniki in the Roman period had been posed by archaeologists in the past. The hypothesis was that the material came mainly from the quarries of Thassos Island. This paper presents the scientific analysis of 23 characteristic samples from selected sarcophagi at the Museum of Thessaloniki, using three different techniques: electron paramagnetic resonan…
Scientific Characterization of the Pohorje Marbles, Slovenia
As a former part of the great Roman Empire, Slovenia has many archaeological sites featuring buildings and objects entirely or partly constructed from marble whose provenance is doubtful. In Slovenia, the most probable source of such marble is the Pohorje Mountains. For the purpose of supporting further provenance studies, these marbles are fully scientifically characterized. The techniques used are petrographic and geochemical analysis, stable i…
Provenance investigation of Roman marble sarcophagi from Nicopolis, Epirus, Greece: Revealing a strong artistic and trade connection with Athens
Scientific investigation on the provenance of marble of free-standing sculptures from the archaeological museum of Kavala/northern Greece
Provenance Investigation of Three Marble Relief Sculptures from Ancient Corinth: New Evidence for the Circulation of the White Marble from Mani
Three unique marble relief sculptures of the Roman period from Ancient Corinth were studied using a variety of non‐invasive and minimal invasive techniques. The sculptures are of similar size, relief technique, and distinguished material compared to all other sculptures in Corinth. Thus, apart from the interest in identifying the origin of this distinct marble the question of whether they could belong to the same original monument is raised. To t…
Scientific Characterization of the Pohorje Marbles, Slovenia
As a former part of the great Roman Empire, Slovenia has many archaeological sites featuring buildings and objects entirely or partly constructed from marble whose provenance is doubtful. In Slovenia, the most probable source of such marble is the Pohorje Mountains. For the purpose of supporting further provenance studies, these marbles are fully scientifically characterized. The techniques used are petrographic and geochemical analysis, stable i…
Marble Provenance Investigation of Roman Sarcophagi From Thessaloniki
The provenance question of the marbles used for making the sarcophagi of local production of Thessaloniki in the Roman period had been posed by archaeologists in the past. The hypothesis was that the material came mainly from the quarries of Thassos Island. This paper presents the scientific analysis of 23 characteristic samples from selected sarcophagi at the Museum of Thessaloniki, using three different techniques: electron paramagnetic resonan…
Provenance investigation of Roman marble sarcophagi from Nicopolis, Epirus, Greece: Revealing a strong artistic and trade connection with Athens
Provenance Investigation of Three Marble Relief Sculptures from Ancient Corinth: New Evidence for the Circulation of the White Marble from Mani
Three unique marble relief sculptures of the Roman period from Ancient Corinth were studied using a variety of non‐invasive and minimal invasive techniques. The sculptures are of similar size, relief technique, and distinguished material compared to all other sculptures in Corinth. Thus, apart from the interest in identifying the origin of this distinct marble the question of whether they could belong to the same original monument is raised. To t…
Scientific investigation on the provenance of marble of free-standing sculptures from the archaeological museum of Kavala/northern Greece
Beyond Pentelikon: Imported white marbles in Athenian sculptural workshops of the Roman period
Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Provenance (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Building materials and conservation (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Archaeological science (3 works) · Geochemistry (3 works)