… Proteins and small molecules from ancient objects and cultural heritage can provide key …
objects and artists. However, all present-day protocols and strategies for the analysis of ancient …

… Archaeological sites often provide a wide variety of objects and … , some of these materials
and objects have been partially or … The smaller molecules produced are swept away by the …

… ancient objects can provide key information and contribute to study the context of objects …
was used for the extraction of proteins and small molecules from the surface of several types of …

… to produce functional objects and works of art. Paintings and other objects that are part of
our cultural heritage, including textiles, books, sculptures, archaeological objects, furniture and …

… illustrate in this paper how these new molecular and isotopic tools can help us to recognize
different sources of bitumen and to trace the ancient trade routes through time. These import …

The paper presents a study of proteins found in artistic and archaeological objects based on
analytical pyrolysis. Proteins (mainly egg yolk and/or egg white, casein, animal glue and …

… water by complex organic molecules. In sum, just because we can see that an ancient object
is … reached the inner recesses of a complex organic object, so rather than look for the water …

… -excavated and legacy objects alongside one another. Although legacy objects do tend to
… their value and untapped potential when their object biographies are carefully considered. It …

… The smallest molecules such as those of common salt, are made up of only two different
elements (sodium and chlorine, in the case of salt); the largest, such as the molecules of the …

… With instrument advancement and increasing sensitivity of chromatographic and mass
spectrometric methods, small molecules, especially secondary or specialized metabolites, …