Roberto Zorzin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 242799 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Roberto Zorzin |
| PRENOMES | Roberto |
| SOBRENOME | Zorzin |
| ASSINATURA | ZORZIN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Civic Museum of Natural History Verona Italy |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8765-3316 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
A mineralogical and geochemical database of Fe‐bearing mineral pigments from the south‐eastern alpine region
The provenance of yellow, red, and green Fe‐bearing mineral pigments used in archaeological and artistic contexts is pivotal in archaeological science providing information on trading activities, commercial routes, and procurement of appropriate raw materials. To support these studies, mineralogical and geochemical databases are required. The research presents a complete database of raw materials collected in the western sector of the Lessini Mou…
Constraining a bioavailable strontium isotope baseline for the Lake Garda region, Northern Italy
Experimental analysis on natural heated goethite from ponte di Veja (Mt Lessini, NE Italy)
Heat Treatment of Mineral Pigment During the Upper Palaeolithic in North‐East Italy
The use of red ochre for utilitarian, symbolic and artistic purposes is widely documented in prehistoric contexts. The absence of adequate red‐coloured raw materials influenced the development of technological activities aimed at modifying the original physiochemical properties of yellow ochre. The heat treatment of goethite to obtain hematite was investigated in the western sector of the Lessini Mountains in north‐east Italy, where red ochre was…
Textural, microstructural, and compositional characteristics of Fe‐based geomaterials and Upper Paleolithic ocher in the Lessini Mountains, Northeast Italy
Provenance research of archaeological ocher contributes to understanding the capabilities of prehistoric humans to select, process, and treat suitable raw materials for symbolic and utilitarian purposes. The western part of the Lessini Mountains in the Veneto region of northeast Italy is an ideal location for this type of study as it features several different Fe‐rich deposits, and many examples of archaeological ocher have been found in the near…
Sourcing and processing of ochre during the late upper Palaeolithic at Tagliente rock-shelter (NE Italy) based on conventional X-ray powder diffraction analysis
Sourcing and processing of ochre during the late upper Palaeolithic at Tagliente rock-shelter (NE Italy) based on conventional X-ray powder diffraction analysis
Heat Treatment of Mineral Pigment During the Upper Palaeolithic in North‐East Italy
The use of red ochre for utilitarian, symbolic and artistic purposes is widely documented in prehistoric contexts. The absence of adequate red‐coloured raw materials influenced the development of technological activities aimed at modifying the original physiochemical properties of yellow ochre. The heat treatment of goethite to obtain hematite was investigated in the western sector of the Lessini Mountains in north‐east Italy, where red ochre was…
Textural, microstructural, and compositional characteristics of Fe‐based geomaterials and Upper Paleolithic ocher in the Lessini Mountains, Northeast Italy
Provenance research of archaeological ocher contributes to understanding the capabilities of prehistoric humans to select, process, and treat suitable raw materials for symbolic and utilitarian purposes. The western part of the Lessini Mountains in the Veneto region of northeast Italy is an ideal location for this type of study as it features several different Fe‐rich deposits, and many examples of archaeological ocher have been found in the near…
A mineralogical and geochemical database of Fe‐bearing mineral pigments from the south‐eastern alpine region
The provenance of yellow, red, and green Fe‐bearing mineral pigments used in archaeological and artistic contexts is pivotal in archaeological science providing information on trading activities, commercial routes, and procurement of appropriate raw materials. To support these studies, mineralogical and geochemical databases are required. The research presents a complete database of raw materials collected in the western sector of the Lessini Mou…
Constraining a bioavailable strontium isotope baseline for the Lake Garda region, Northern Italy
Experimental analysis on natural heated goethite from ponte di Veja (Mt Lessini, NE Italy)
Textural, microstructural, and compositional characteristics of Fe‐based geomaterials and Upper Paleolithic ocher in the Lessini Mountains, Northeast Italy
Provenance research of archaeological ocher contributes to understanding the capabilities of prehistoric humans to select, process, and treat suitable raw materials for symbolic and utilitarian purposes. The western part of the Lessini Mountains in the Veneto region of northeast Italy is an ideal location for this type of study as it features several different Fe‐rich deposits, and many examples of archaeological ocher have been found in the near…
Sourcing and processing of ochre during the late upper Palaeolithic at Tagliente rock-shelter (NE Italy) based on conventional X-ray powder diffraction analysis
Heat Treatment of Mineral Pigment During the Upper Palaeolithic in North‐East Italy
The use of red ochre for utilitarian, symbolic and artistic purposes is widely documented in prehistoric contexts. The absence of adequate red‐coloured raw materials influenced the development of technological activities aimed at modifying the original physiochemical properties of yellow ochre. The heat treatment of goethite to obtain hematite was investigated in the western sector of the Lessini Mountains in north‐east Italy, where red ochre was…
Experimental analysis on natural heated goethite from ponte di Veja (Mt Lessini, NE Italy)
Constraining a bioavailable strontium isotope baseline for the Lake Garda region, Northern Italy
A mineralogical and geochemical database of Fe‐bearing mineral pigments from the south‐eastern alpine region
The provenance of yellow, red, and green Fe‐bearing mineral pigments used in archaeological and artistic contexts is pivotal in archaeological science providing information on trading activities, commercial routes, and procurement of appropriate raw materials. To support these studies, mineralogical and geochemical databases are required. The research presents a complete database of raw materials collected in the western sector of the Lessini Mou…
Archaeology (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Geology (6 obras) · Chemistry (4 obras) · Materials Science (4 obras) · Mineralogy (4 obras) · Provenance (4 obras) · Cave (3 obras) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (3 obras) · Geochemistry (3 obras)