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Research paper thumbnail of Chiarelli N., Miriello D., Scala A., Bianchi G., Bruttini J., Fichera G., Giamello M., Memmi Turbanti I., Archaeometric study of natural and artificial stone materials from St. Niccolò’s church at Montieri (Tuscany): preliminary results

Chiarelli N., Miriello D., Scala A., Bianchi G., Bruttini J., Fichera G., Giamello M., Memmi Turbanti I., Archaeometric study of natural and artificial stone materials from St. Niccolò’s church at Montieri (Tuscany): preliminary results

Research paper thumbnail of Characterisation of ancient mortars from the S. Niccolò archaeological complex in Montieri (Tuscany – Italy)

Construction and Building Materials, 2015

The study of the mortars allowed us to identify 5 principal building phases. Metallurgic slags, c... more The study of the mortars allowed us to identify 5 principal building phases. Metallurgic slags, cocciopesto and glasses are visible in the mortar aggregate. The metallurgic slags give to the binder a greater hydraulicity. Argentiferous minerals are present in the aggregate of some mortars.

Research paper thumbnail of Chiarelli N., Miriello D., Scala A., Bianchi G., Bruttini J., Fichera G., Giamello M., Memmi Turbanti I., Archaeometric study of natural and artificial stone materials from St. Niccolò’s church at Montieri (Tuscany): preliminary results

Chiarelli N., Miriello D., Scala A., Bianchi G., Bruttini J., Fichera G., Giamello M., Memmi Turbanti I., Archaeometric study of natural and artificial stone materials from St. Niccolò’s church at Montieri (Tuscany): preliminary results

Research paper thumbnail of Characterisation of ancient mortars from the S. Niccolò archaeological complex in Montieri (Tuscany – Italy)

Construction and Building Materials, 2015

The study of the mortars allowed us to identify 5 principal building phases. Metallurgic slags, c... more The study of the mortars allowed us to identify 5 principal building phases. Metallurgic slags, cocciopesto and glasses are visible in the mortar aggregate. The metallurgic slags give to the binder a greater hydraulicity. Argentiferous minerals are present in the aggregate of some mortars.

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