The goal of this paper is to provide a comprehensive review of the technical advances and
general areas of research in the field of Forensic Handwriting/Forensic Document …

Cultural heritage materials, ranging from archaeological objects and sites to fine arts
collections, are often characterized through their life cycle. In this review, the fundamentals …

It is well established that the ink pigment used for writing the Dead Sea Scrolls (DSS) is
mainly composed of carbon soot. The ink's binder however has yet to be securely identified …

Scholars working with ancient scrolls seek ways to extract maximum information from the
multitude of fragments. Various methods were applied to that end on the Dead Sea Scrolls …

Microbiological and biomolecular approaches to cultural heritage research have expanded
the established research horizon from the prevalent focus on the cultural objects' …

The need for the chemomechanical characterization of composite materials of unknown
composition arises in many fields, including in the study of ancient and biological materials …

The paper explores the potentiality of an experimental multianalytic protocol with
appropriate methodology for determining the chemical and morphostructural characteristics …

This paper explores the use of the meshfree computational mechanics method, the Material
Point Method (MPM), to model the composition and damage of typical renal calculi, or …

Manuscripts and ancient documents are invaluable pieces of cultural heritage and preserve
the social memory of past civilizations. These ancient documents, which cover a wide range …

In a chemical characterization study of a fragment of the Temple Scroll, the longest and most
visually striking of the Dead Sea Scrolls, evaporitic sulfate salts that point to a unique …