W Kockelmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 905737 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W Kockelmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | W |
| FAMILY NAME | Kockelmann |
| SIGNATURE | KOCKELMANN W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rutherford Appleton Laboratory |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2325-5076 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Revealing the manufacturing and corrosion characteristics of Chinese archaeological metal arrows by non-destructive neutron techniques
Neutron-based techniques for archaeometry
Sardinian metallurgy produced samples of high artistic and historical value. In particular, ship models are rare and unmatched examples of the mastery reached by Sardinian metallurgists and their production process deserves an in-depth analysis of all the phases involved in the making. In this work, we examined a Sardinian boat model to obtain information about its composition, microstructure and manufacturing technique. The object is a small bro…
Neutron analyses of eight Bronze Age swords from Austria
Neutron diffraction analyses of Bronze Age swords from the Alpine region
M iddle B ronze A ge II Battleaxes from R ishon L e Z ion, I srael
Thirteen bronze battleaxes from M iddle B ronze A ge II graves at R ishon L e Z ion, I srael were analysed by ED XRF at multiple surface locations in order to determine their metallurgical composition. Six of these were further subjected to neutron diffraction using an ENGIN‐X diffractometer in order to determine bulk phase composition. The results indicate that the previously established geographical and chronological variability in S n– C u (wi…
The metal compositions of a series of Geistingen-type socketed axes
Non‐destructive Chemical Analysis of Old South Arabian Coins, Fourth Century Bce to Third Century Ce
Studies on Old South Arabian (OSA) coinage are rare and state‐of‐the‐art materials analysis for them lags far behind that of ancient Greece and Rome. Understandably, numismatists responsible for preserving their collections discourage destructive analyses. We have selected coins of the aesthetically and technically developed Himyarite Royal Raydan series (early first to late second century ce ), so‐called Old and New Style Athenian Imitations, am…
Neutrons as a probe of large volume specimens
Non‐destructive Investigation of Bronze Artefacts From the Marches National Museum of Archaeology Using Neutron Diffraction
Non‐destructive neutron diffraction techniques were applied to determine composition and microstructure data, and hence to derive information on manufacturing techniques of Picenum bronze artefacts. Furthermore, texture analyses were carried out on standards and suitable ancient artefacts to investigate their potential role in archaeometallurgical studies. This is a first step towards an overall characterization of the bronze collection of the Ma…
Methodological aspects of Sans and TOF neutron diffraction measurements on pottery
Non-destructive Phase Analysis of Archaeological Ceramics using TOF Neutron Diffraction
Non-destructive Phase Analysis of Archaeological Ceramics using TOF Neutron Diffraction
Revealing the manufacturing and corrosion characteristics of Chinese archaeological metal arrows by non-destructive neutron techniques
Neutron-based techniques for archaeometry
Sardinian metallurgy produced samples of high artistic and historical value. In particular, ship models are rare and unmatched examples of the mastery reached by Sardinian metallurgists and their production process deserves an in-depth analysis of all the phases involved in the making. In this work, we examined a Sardinian boat model to obtain information about its composition, microstructure and manufacturing technique. The object is a small bro…
M iddle B ronze A ge II Battleaxes from R ishon L e Z ion, I srael
Thirteen bronze battleaxes from M iddle B ronze A ge II graves at R ishon L e Z ion, I srael were analysed by ED XRF at multiple surface locations in order to determine their metallurgical composition. Six of these were further subjected to neutron diffraction using an ENGIN‐X diffractometer in order to determine bulk phase composition. The results indicate that the previously established geographical and chronological variability in S n– C u (wi…
Non‐destructive Investigation of Bronze Artefacts From the Marches National Museum of Archaeology Using Neutron Diffraction
Non‐destructive neutron diffraction techniques were applied to determine composition and microstructure data, and hence to derive information on manufacturing techniques of Picenum bronze artefacts. Furthermore, texture analyses were carried out on standards and suitable ancient artefacts to investigate their potential role in archaeometallurgical studies. This is a first step towards an overall characterization of the bronze collection of the Ma…
Neutron analyses of eight Bronze Age swords from Austria
Non‐destructive Chemical Analysis of Old South Arabian Coins, Fourth Century Bce to Third Century Ce
Studies on Old South Arabian (OSA) coinage are rare and state‐of‐the‐art materials analysis for them lags far behind that of ancient Greece and Rome. Understandably, numismatists responsible for preserving their collections discourage destructive analyses. We have selected coins of the aesthetically and technically developed Himyarite Royal Raydan series (early first to late second century ce ), so‐called Old and New Style Athenian Imitations, am…
Neutron diffraction analyses of Bronze Age swords from the Alpine region
Non-destructive Phase Analysis of Archaeological Ceramics using TOF Neutron Diffraction
Methodological aspects of Sans and TOF neutron diffraction measurements on pottery
Neutrons as a probe of large volume specimens
Non‐destructive Investigation of Bronze Artefacts From the Marches National Museum of Archaeology Using Neutron Diffraction
Non‐destructive neutron diffraction techniques were applied to determine composition and microstructure data, and hence to derive information on manufacturing techniques of Picenum bronze artefacts. Furthermore, texture analyses were carried out on standards and suitable ancient artefacts to investigate their potential role in archaeometallurgical studies. This is a first step towards an overall characterization of the bronze collection of the Ma…
The metal compositions of a series of Geistingen-type socketed axes
Non‐destructive Chemical Analysis of Old South Arabian Coins, Fourth Century Bce to Third Century Ce
Studies on Old South Arabian (OSA) coinage are rare and state‐of‐the‐art materials analysis for them lags far behind that of ancient Greece and Rome. Understandably, numismatists responsible for preserving their collections discourage destructive analyses. We have selected coins of the aesthetically and technically developed Himyarite Royal Raydan series (early first to late second century ce ), so‐called Old and New Style Athenian Imitations, am…
M iddle B ronze A ge II Battleaxes from R ishon L e Z ion, I srael
Thirteen bronze battleaxes from M iddle B ronze A ge II graves at R ishon L e Z ion, I srael were analysed by ED XRF at multiple surface locations in order to determine their metallurgical composition. Six of these were further subjected to neutron diffraction using an ENGIN‐X diffractometer in order to determine bulk phase composition. The results indicate that the previously established geographical and chronological variability in S n– C u (wi…
Neutron diffraction analyses of Bronze Age swords from the Alpine region
Neutron analyses of eight Bronze Age swords from Austria
Neutron-based techniques for archaeometry
Sardinian metallurgy produced samples of high artistic and historical value. In particular, ship models are rare and unmatched examples of the mastery reached by Sardinian metallurgists and their production process deserves an in-depth analysis of all the phases involved in the making. In this work, we examined a Sardinian boat model to obtain information about its composition, microstructure and manufacturing technique. The object is a small bro…
Revealing the manufacturing and corrosion characteristics of Chinese archaeological metal arrows by non-destructive neutron techniques
Archaeology (10 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Materials Science (9 works) · Nuclear Physics and Applications (8 works) · Geology (7 works) · Diffraction (6 works) · Neutron diffraction (6 works) · Optics (6 works) · Physics (6 works)