26203
Accession Number
5380
Title Of Article Chaper
Optical investigation of old cultural properties
Title Of Journal Book
Museum (Tokyo)
Issue
340
Pages
28-34
Language Of Text
Japanese
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Infrared television was more effective than infrared photography because of the longer wavelength of the former (0.2 mum-2 mum). Application of IR television to study the words written with Chinese ink on paper which had then been covered with Japanese lacquer (Urushi) was given. X-ray radiography was found effective to study structures of gilt bronze stirrups, sword head, iron mirror, and lacquered box, and further to elucidate paintings on wooden panels covered under other panels. -- AATA
pub_id
26203