Trachytes employed for funerary artefacts in the Roman Colonies Regium Lepidi (Reggio Emilia) and Mutina (Modena) (Italy): provenance inferred by petrographic and chemical parameters and by magnetic susceptibility

Author： Capedri S.   Venturelli G.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 1296-2074

Source： Journal of Cultural Heritage, Vol.4, Iss.4, 2003-10, pp. : 319-328

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