PIXE–PIGE analysis of late roman glass fragments

The Supply of Glass at Portus Ilicitanus (Alicante, Spain): A Meta‐Analysis of HIMT Glasses

“…HIMTb has been identified at Vascos (De Juan and Schibille ) and Braga (Da Cruz ), while HIMTa prevails at all other Spanish sites (Gómez‐Tubío et al . ; Carmona et al . ; Castelo et al .…”

“…Given the overlap of the two groups at low iron concentrations, a second criterion was applied, whereby all samples with Fe 2 O 3 < 2% were attributed to HIMTa. Data were taken from Rius et al (), Mirti et al (), Freestone et al (, ), Foy et al (), Uhlir (), Arletti et al (, ), Wolf et al (), Blin and Vanpeene (), Gómez‐Tubío et al (), Carmona et al (), Da Cruz (), Foster and Jackson (), Rehren et al (), Castelo et al (–12), Schibille (), Palomar et al (), Schiavon et al (), Schibille et al (, ), Conte et al (), Möncke et al (), Rosenow and Rehren (), Agua et al (), Di Bella et al (), Gliozzo et al (), Gliozzo et al (,b, ,b), Maltoni et al (, ), Rehren and Brüggler (), Jackson and Paynter (), Smith et al (), Ceglia et al (), De Juan Ares and Schibille (,b) and Siu et al (). [Colour figure can be viewed at wileyonlinelibrary.com]…”

A Combined Multi‐analytical Approach for the Study of Roman Glass From South‐west Iberia: Synchrotron Μ‐xrf, External‐pixe/Pige and Bsem–eds

“…1995). The PIXE/PIGE analyses were carried out mainly in ‘scanning’ mode to account for glass heterogeneity (Gomez‐Tubio et al . 2006; Grassi et al .…”

Analysis of glass from the post-Roman settlement Tonovcov grad (Slovenia) by PIXE–PIGE and LA-ICP-MS

“…According to the dating based on the archaeological evidence, the glass of Tonovcov grad belongs to the period between the 4th and early 7th centuries; only two glass fragments can be typologically dated to an earlier period of 1st-3rd centuries [2]. Glass of the Late Antique period had already attracted several research interests of the analysts [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22], though Tonovcov grad is the first Slovenian site to be analysed. The site where the closest analogies with Tonovcov grad are anticipated are San Martino di Ovaro, which is only 58 km away as the crow flies; however, several mountain ranges and passes make the ground communication between the two sites difficult.…”