Dyes in History and Archaeology 20
Edited by Jo Kirby

ISBN: 1-873132-29-8 • 2005 • $50 • Paper

Papers presented at the 20th meeting, Amsterdam, 2001, including:

A Concise History of Dye Analysis, by Andre Verhecken

Possible Future Developments in the Analysis of Organic Dyes, by Jan Wouters

The Analysis of Dyes with HPLC coupled to Photodiode Array and Fluorescence Detection, by Maarten R. van Bommel

Studying Dyes by Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry, by Francois Delamare and Monique Repoux

Analysis of Colored Compounds found in Natural Dyes by Thermospray Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (TSP LC-MS) and a Preliminary Study of the Application to Analysis of Natural Dyes used on Historic Textiles, by Nobuko Shibayama, Ryohei Yamaoka and Masanori Sato

TLC and HPLC Analysis of Red and Violet Cotton Yarns of Indonesian Textiles, by Regina Hofmann-de Keijzer and Maarten R. van Bommel

Dye Analyses Helped to Determine the Treatment of Two Historically Important Textiles, by Sharon Little

Stabilization of Cellulosic Textiles Decorated with Iron-Containing Dyes, by Gerald Smith, Rangi Te Kanawa, lan Miller and Glenn Fenton

Components of Mordants and the Silk Fabrics Treated with Them, by Masako Saito, Mizuho Uehara and Kazuki Yamazaki

Madder and Gromwell Dyeing with Alum in the Nara Era, 8th Century, in Japan:

Duplicate Mordanting, by Jiro Komiyama, Mario Suematsu and Shojiro Ogawa

Historical Dyes in Poland and their Revival, by Katarzyna Schmidt-Przewozna

Description and Analysis of Four Moroccan Uses of Saffron: Saffron--Body and Sexuality, Art and Ritual, by Jerome Dupont

Processing of Indigo Plants and Dyeing with Indigo in Japan: Impressions of a Visit in Autumn 2000, Ursula Klingelfuss-Schneider

Colour Variations in Tyrian Purple Dyeing, by Chris J. Cooksey and Roy S. Sinclair

The First Optimal All-Murex All-Natural Purple Dyeing in the Eastern Mediterranean in a Millennium and a Half, by Zvi C. Koren

The Purple Fermentation Vat: Dyeing or Painting Parchment with Murex trunculus, by Inge Boesken Kanold

Chinese Green, an Enduring Mystery, by Chris Cooksey, Alan Dronsfield and Jo Kirby

It Happened by Chance: The Discovery of Malachite Green, by Chris Cooksey and Alan Dronsfield

Dyes (and Pigments) as Food Additives (and Adulterants), by Brian H. Davies

The Compatibility of Transmission Electron Microscopy and Micro-Raman Spectroscopy: Application to Parchment Illustrations, by Peggy Fredrickx, Peter Vandenabeele, Jan Wouters, Luc Moens and Dominique Schryvers

A Mass Spectrometric Study of the Red Naphthol PR170 as Pigment and in Acrylic Emulsion Paint, by Beatrice Marino, Tom Learner, Jerre van der Horst and Jaap J. Boon