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Daniela Comelli Massimo D'orazio Luigi Folco Mahmud El‐Halwagy Tommaso Frizzi Roberto Alberti Valentina Capogrosso Abdelrazek Elnaggar Hala Hassan Austin Nevin Franco Porcelli Mohamed G. Rashed Gianluca Valentini 《Meteoritics & planetary science》2016,51(7):1301-1309
Scholars have long discussed the introduction and spread of iron metallurgy in different civilizations. The sporadic use of iron has been reported in the Eastern Mediterranean area from the late Neolithic period to the Bronze Age. Despite the rare existence of smelted iron, it is generally assumed that early iron objects were produced from meteoritic iron. Nevertheless, the methods of working the metal, its use, and diffusion are contentious issues compromised by lack of detailed analysis. Since its discovery in 1925, the meteoritic origin of the iron dagger blade from the sarcophagus of the ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamun (14th C. BCE) has been the subject of debate and previous analyses yielded controversial results. We show that the composition of the blade (Fe plus 10.8 wt% Ni and 0.58 wt% Co), accurately determined through portable x‐ray fluorescence spectrometry, strongly supports its meteoritic origin. In agreement with recent results of metallographic analysis of ancient iron artifacts from Gerzeh, our study confirms that ancient Egyptians attributed great value to meteoritic iron for the production of precious objects. Moreover, the high manufacturing quality of Tutankhamun's dagger blade, in comparison with other simple‐shaped meteoritic iron artifacts, suggests a significant mastery of ironworking in Tutankhamun's time. 相似文献
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Abdullah Gamil M. S. El Aal Ahmed Abd Radwan Ahmed E. Qadri Talha Aly Nevin 《Acta Geotechnica》2023,18(1):105-125
Acta Geotechnica - One of the most important geotechnical parameters in studying the engineering behavior of a rock mass is slake durability. The major goal of this research is to test how a series... 相似文献
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Measuring the effect of overgrazing in the Sonoran Desert 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
Nevin A. Bryant Lee F. Johnson Anthony J. Brazel Robert C. Balling Charles F. Hutchinson Louisa R. Beck 《Climatic change》1990,17(2-3):243-264
Long term overgrazing in Mexico has caused a sharp discontinuity in vegetative cover along the international border in the semi-arid Sonoran Desert. The United States side, protected from overgrazing by the Taylor Act since 1934, exhibits longer, more plentiful grasses and less bare soil than adjoining Mexican lands. Satellite- and ground-based datasets were used in a multi-scale examination of the differential radiative and reflective characteristics of the two regimes. The more exposed Mexican landscape dries more rapidly than the United States following summer convective precipitation. After about three days, depletion of soil moisture evokes a period of higher surface and air temperatures in Mexico. Good correspondence was found between remote and in situ measures of surface temperature and biomass. 相似文献
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