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A study on the correlation between microbial decay and the accumulation of sulfur and iron in oak shipwreck timbers.
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Y. Fors
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C. Bjordal, H. Grudd
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Wet Organic Archaeological Materials
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Paper
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Archaeological wood, sulfur, iron, erosion bacteria, soft rot, degradation, XRF, light microscopy
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English
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2016 Florence
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Wet Organic Archaeological Materials 2016. Proceedings of the 13th ICOM-CC Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Working Group, Florence 2016
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978-2-491997-44-1
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ICOM-CC
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Y. Fors ; C. Bjordal, H. Grudd . A study on the correlation between microbial decay and the accumulation of sulfur and iron in oak shipwreck timbers. . In Wet Organic Archaeological Materials 2016. Proceedings of the 13th ICOM-CC Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Working Group, Florence 2016, pg. Paris: International Council of Museums (ICOM-CC): ISBN: 978-2-491997-44-1
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