Strontium isotope extraction from wool, leaching and preparation method (2019-2020) carried out at Brown University ...
Methodology for extracting strontium (Sr) isotopes from wool used to trace the movement of cloth and the trade in cloth across the North Atlantic. This methodology presented here is based on work by Karen M. Frei. These are the results from students at Brown, replicating Frei's method for leach...
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NSF Arctic Data Center
2019
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| Online Access: | https://dx.doi.org/10.18739/a2n58cn4t https://arcticdata.io/catalog/view/doi:10.18739/A2N58CN4T |
| Summary: | Methodology for extracting strontium (Sr) isotopes from wool used to trace the movement of cloth and the trade in cloth across the North Atlantic. This methodology presented here is based on work by Karen M. Frei. These are the results from students at Brown, replicating Frei's method for leaching and extracting strontium from archaeological wool samples. Description of the project: This research was part of the project: Archaeological Investigations of the Eastern North Atlantic Trade and Globalizing Economic Systems (Award no. 1733914) and sought to provide new data on patterns of household-scale production and consumption in the eastern North Atlantic islands and assess the ways that textiles from the rural North Atlantic islands were used, consumed, and traded within the emerging medieval and post-medieval urban harbors of Bergen, Trondheim, and Borgund in Norway. Over the course of 1000 years, trade linking the Norse North Atlantic colonies waxed and waned. Early medieval networks linked the North ... |
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