M. Járó - L. Költő szerk.: Archaeometrical research in Hungary (Budapest, 1988)

Analysis - JÁRÓ Márta, GONDÁR Erzsébet: Mediaeval membrane threads used for weaving and embroidery

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213 12 13 14 15 16 List of Photos Photo 1 Strip (gilt silver) Photo 2 Wire (gilt silver) Photo 3 Strip wound around a silk core (gilt silver) Photo 4 Wire wound around a silk core (gilt silver) Photo 5 Membrane thread (Sample No. 5) Photo 6 Gilt-leather thread (Sample No. 47) Photo 7 Silk wearing, Lucca, 14th century (Inv. No. 8636) Photo by Kolos, Á. Photo 8 Detail of the silk weaving (Inv. No. 8638) Photo by Kolos, Á. Photo 9 Membrane thread of the silk weaving, scale bar = 0.1 mm (Sample No. 31) Photo 10 Surface of the membrane thread, scale bar = 0.01 mm (Sample No. 31) Photo 11 Narrow strip (A category) (Sample No. 9) Photo 12 Medium strip (B category) (Sample No. 23) Photo 13 Wide strip (C category) (Sample No. 36) Photo 14 Closely wound strip (Sample No. 32) Photo 15 Sparsely wound strip (Sample No. 33) Photo 16 Strip wound together with the core (Sample No. 25)