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Paul, we have been doing residue analysis on the Market Street Chinatown
Archaeology Project, on glass vessels and glazed ceramics.
The ceramic study is published as a technical report (#4) and is available
on our project website: http://marketstreet.stanford.edu
The glass residue analysis is still underway, but I will forward your email
to the chemist who is leading that study and see if he has any information
he can share with you at this point.
Thanks,
--Barb
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Barbara L. Voss, Associate Professor
Department of Anthropology
450 Serra Mall, Bldg. 50, Main Quad
Stanford University
Stanford CA 94305-2034
650 723-3421 (dept office)
650 725-0605 (fax)
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Subject: Residue analysis on bottles and gallipots
I'm looking for information on conducting residue analysis on bottles and/or
gallipots or similar glazed vessels.
Any information on case studies, or suggestions for possible labs or
analysts, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks...
Paul Webb
Cultural Resources Program Manager, Chapel Hill/Asheville TRC Environmental
Corporation
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919 530-8446
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