III. Metaux et metallurgies dans le monde musulman (viiie-xie siecles)

Lombard, Maurice

doi:10.4000/books.editionsehess.278

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The Chronology Of San Isidoro's Textiles1

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“…On the other hand, infrared data indicate that the binding media show signs of severe degradation. The presence of lac dye in these manuscripts affirms historical sources and the use of lac dye in the Arab world [62].…”

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Between past and future: Advanced studies of ancient colours to safeguard cultural heritage and new sustainable applications

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Between past and future: Advanced studies of ancient colours to safeguard cultural heritage and new sustainable applications

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“…It is interesting to note that the Arabic expression "al harir al afum" (literally, one-eye silk) indicates the feature of such decoration, which sometimes is visible and others not. 62 We are currently working on a reconstruction of this textile according to its patterns; these suggest that, with a width of 82 cm, it is the widest textile in the Isidoran collection. 63 The decoration is organized in bands in which the predators appear above their prey, as Jerrilynn Dodds rightly noted during our March 2017 campaign.…”

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Textiles from the Museum of San Isidoro (León): New Evidence for Re-evaluating Their Chronology and Provenance

Cabrera-Lafuente

2019

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This paper presents the first in-depth analysis of the textiles held by the Museo de la Real Colegiata de San Isidoro de León, providing a careful investigation of textile features and raw materials, in addition to carbon-14 dating and archival research. These new data have allowed us to redate the fabrics, placing them within their tenththrough early thirteenth-century Mediterranean and European contexts. The result is a more complex image than was previously assumed, and it offers a significant starting point for further research into the roles played by textiles in medieval Iberia.

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III. Metaux et metallurgies dans le monde musulman (viiie-xie siecles)

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Between past and future: Advanced studies of ancient colours to safeguard cultural heritage and new sustainable applications

Between past and future: Advanced studies of ancient colours to safeguard cultural heritage and new sustainable applications

Textiles from the Museum of San Isidoro (León): New Evidence for Re-evaluating Their Chronology and Provenance

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