Novel TEM Microscopy and Electron Diffraction Techniques to Characterize Cultural Heritage Materials: From Ancient Greek Artefacts to Maya Mural Paintings

<div>(a) Blue-colored glass TEM sample containing crystalline inclusions (marked as crystals 1-3) embedded in an amorphous glass matrix. (b) EDX measurement from one of the crystallites. ADT-reconstructed volumes of individual nanocrystalline precipitates with hexagonal <i>P</i>6/<i>mcc</i> symmetry, viewed along [001] (c) and along [110] (d) reciprocal space directions, respectively.</div>

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Figure 4: Novel TEM Microscopy and Electron Diffraction Techniques to Characterize Cultural Heritage Materials: From Ancient Greek Artefacts to Maya Mural Paintings 

Figure 4 | Novel TEM Microscopy and Electron Diffraction Techniques to Characterize Cultural Heritage Materials: From Ancient Greek Artefacts to Maya Mural Paintings 