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Archaeometric Analysis of Ancient Copper Artefacts by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Technique |
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| Authors: | Michela Corsi Gabriele Cristoforetti Marcella Giuffrida Montserrat Hidalgo Stefano Legnaioli Leonardo Masotti Vincenzo Palleschi Azenio Salvetti Elisabetta Tognoni Chiara Vallebona Alessandro Zanini |
| Institution: | (1) Applied Laser Spectroscopy Laboratory, IPCF/CNR, Via G.Moruzzi, I-1-56124 Pisa, Italy;(2) Department of Electronic Engineering, Florence University, Via Santa Marta, I-3-50139 Florence, Italy;(3) El.En. Group Hi Tech Laser Systems, Via Baldanzese, I-17-50041 Florence, Calenzano, Italy |
| Abstract: | Twelve archaeological copper objects from the burial site of “Fontino” cave, near Grosseto, (around 2500–2000 B.C.) were analysed using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy. Qualitative results and a preliminary study of the samples’ composition are reported and used to make a quantitative estimate; based on these results, the samples were classified using principal components statistical analysis. The perspectives of using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for archaeometric analysis are also discussed. |
| Keywords: | : LIBS archeometry Copper Age laser spectroscopy |
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