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Archaeometric analysis of raw materials for lead- based pigments from shipwreck sites in the eastern Adriatic

This poster focuses on maritime trade of lead-based coloring materials, and compares samples from two underwater sites in the Adriatic Sea: a Roman ship sunk at Cape Glavat on the island of Mljet (1st century), and a Venetian merchant ship sunk near the islet of Gnalić (16th century). Although there is nearly a 1500 year gap between these two sites, their existence is tangible proof that trade of coloring materials existed in Classical Antiquity, likely continued during the Middle Ages, and, in parallel with the development of Renaissance art, reached its maximum level in the 16th century

Gnalić ; Mljet ; shipwrecks ; raw materials ; Adriatic

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