Textiles in a Viking Age hoard: Identifying ephemeral traces of textiles in metal corrosion products

Davis, Mary C.; Harris, Susanna

doi:10.1016/j.jasrep.2022.103796

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“…Creativity in ephemeral media refers to the capacity to produce innovative and engaging content that captivates the target audience [10]. It encompasses various elements, including compelling visuals, dynamic animations, engaging storytelling, interactive features, and unique themes [11].…”

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Ephemeral Content Domination: How to Harness the Power of Stories

Wardana,

Abdillah,

Nurlela

2024

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This research article examines the factors contributing to domination in ephemeral content for PT. Tirta Investama, focusing on the roles of creativity of content, frequency of posting, and engagement level. Using a quantitative research design and a sample of 100 consumers, the study explores both direct and indirect effects among these variables, utilizing path analysis with Smart PLS. The findings reveal that both creativity and frequency of posting have significant direct effects on engagement level and domination in ephemeral content. Additionally, engagement level serves as a critical mediator, linking creativity and frequency of posting to domination in ephemeral content. The results suggest that for PT. Tirta Investama to achieve a dominant position in the ephemeral content space, the company must prioritize creative, high-quality content and maintain a consistent posting schedule to drive audience engagement. The indirect effects highlight the importance of engagement as a conduit between content strategies and overall brand influence. These insights offer valuable guidance for PT. Tirta Investama's digital marketing strategy, emphasizing a balanced approach to content creation and audience interaction for long-term success in the ephemeral content landscape.

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Ephemeral Content Domination: How to Harness the Power of Stories

Wardana,

Abdillah,

Nurlela

2024

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“…Investment decisions refer to the process of allocating financial resources into assets or ventures with the expectation of generating returns or achieving specific financial goals over a certain period [10]. These decisions involve assessing various investment options, such as stocks, bonds, real estate, or mutual funds, and evaluating factors like risk, return potential, liquidity, and diversification [11].…”

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Invest Wisely, Save Smartly: Unleashing Your Financial Potential

Rizki,

Elanda,

Falah

2024

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This study delves into the intricate dynamics of financial potential among Bank Sumut's clientele, focusing on the interrelationships between investment decisions, saving habits, financial literacy, and financial potential. Using a quantitative research design and employing Smart PLS analysis, data was collected from a sample of 100 bank customers through random sampling. The findings reveal significant direct effects of investment decisions, saving habits, and financial literacy on financial potential, underscoring their crucial roles in shaping individuals' financial capabilities. Additionally, the study uncovers significant indirect effects, highlighting the mediating role of financial literacy in the relationships between investment decisions, saving habits, and financial potential. These results emphasize the importance of promoting financial literacy alongside encouraging prudent saving habits and informed investment decisions to enhance customers' overall financial well-being. The insights derived from this research offer valuable implications for Bank Sumut and similar financial institutions in designing effective strategies to empower their clientele towards achieving long-term financial stability and success.

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Non-invasive analysis of heritage textiles with MA-XRF mapping—exploring the possibilities. The study of Bishop Jacques de Vitry's mitres and fragile medieval reliquary purses from Namur (Belgium)

Vanden Berghe,

Van Bos,

Vandorpe

et al. 2023

Herit Sci

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This manuscript explores the potential of macro-X-ray fluorescence (MA-XRF) for the non-invasive analysis of heritage textiles. XRF, especially with the portable instruments, is a well-known technique for the non-destructive examination of various cultural heritage objects. It allows analysis of elemental composition based on single-point measurements. However, large, or complex textiles require numerous analysis points to identify the materials used and correctly interpret the spectra. MA-XRF takes this type of research to the next level, as it is possible to visualise the element distribution over an entire mapped area. In this paper, we discuss the application of this technique to the study of complex and multi-layered textile objects from exceptional Belgian heritage collections, including two mitres attributed to Bishop Jacques de Vitry, dating between twelfth and thirteenth century, and two of the seven extremely fine medieval reliquary purses from Namur. These are very fragile, richly decorated textile objects whose current state of preservation is a major impediment to sampling. MA-XRF mapping was applied for the identification of the elements of different materials in a non-invasive manner, including metal threads, ink, dyes, and various materials used in illuminations. In addition to material identification, stratigraphic information was obtained from the visualisation of element distributions, and hidden structural details were discovered. MA-XRF was also tested on some areas with more relief, such as the embroidery and braid made with metal threads, and the undulated multi-layered structure of the parchment mitre. Even though the analyses here could not be carried out in optimal conditions, these locations could also be analysed, albeit at a lower resolution. Finally, the technique proved very effective as a tool for screening, allowing samples to be taken at a more informative and representative location and minimising sampling.

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Textiles in a Viking Age hoard: Identifying ephemeral traces of textiles in metal corrosion products

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Ephemeral Content Domination: How to Harness the Power of Stories

Ephemeral Content Domination: How to Harness the Power of Stories

Invest Wisely, Save Smartly: Unleashing Your Financial Potential

Non-invasive analysis of heritage textiles with MA-XRF mapping—exploring the possibilities. The study of Bishop Jacques de Vitry's mitres and fragile medieval reliquary purses from Namur (Belgium)

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