Omid Oudbashi، S. Mohammadamin Emami
Studies in Conservation, 55, Pages 20-25; 2010
Abstract: The paper reviews the corrosion morphology of some copper-based alloy objects from the Middle Elamite site of Haft Tappeh, south-west Iran, about 1400 BC. These artefacts have undergone extensive bronze disease corrosion and their interior is completely converted to a greyish-white, tin-rich phase, with corresponding loss of copper.
A Note on the Corrosion Morphology of some Middle Elamite Copper Alloy Artefacts from Haft Tappeh, South-West Iran
Studies in Conservation, 55, Pages 20-25; 2010
Abstract: The paper reviews the corrosion morphology of some copper-based alloy objects from the Middle Elamite site of Haft Tappeh, south-west Iran, about 1400 BC. These artefacts have undergone extensive bronze disease corrosion and their interior is completely converted to a greyish-white, tin-rich phase, with corresponding loss of copper.