Pigmenttijäännökset
Pigmenttijäännökset refers to the remnants of ancient pigments found in archaeological sites, often in the form of mineral deposits or organic residues. These pigments were used by early humans for various purposes, including body decoration, ritual ceremonies, and symbolic expression. The study of pigmenttijäännökset provides valuable insights into the cultural practices, artistic expressions, and technological advancements of prehistoric societies.
The most commonly found pigments include ochre, a natural earth pigment composed of iron oxide and clay,
The analysis of pigmenttijäännökset typically involves the use of scientific techniques such as X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy,
Pigmenttijäännökset have been discovered in various archaeological sites across the globe, including Europe, Africa, Asia, and