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This project analyzes ancient Egyptian artifacts to identify the biological sources and molecular damage of proteins used as paint binders. By employing advanced mass spectrometry techniques, it aims to enhance our understanding of historical artistic practices and improve conservation methods for cultural heritage.
This project aims to identify the biological species of origin, as well as molecular damage, of proteins used as binding media in ancient Egypt painted artifacts and architecture specimens dating 3000 BC - 600 AD by applying mass spectrometry-based proteomic strategies.A wide part of the artistic production of ancient Egypt civilization is surprisingly still available to us and it is carefully preserved in Egyptian collections spread worldwide.
Proteins represent a widely used category of paint…
KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
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