36690
Accession Number
30009
Author
Jang, Eun-hye; Ahn, Byong-chan
Title Of Article Chaper
Red Pigment used on the Piece of Textile Excavated from Tomb No. 11 of Kyodong in Changnyong
Title Of Journal Book
Conservation Science in Museum
Volume
1
Pages
87-91
Collation
ills.
Reference Bibliography
Includes bibliographic references
Publisher
The National Museum of Korea
Language Of Text
Korean
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
During the process of conservation treatment for the shoes (object No. Bon 7038), a red piece of textile was discovered. It was confirmed that hematite (Fe2O3) was used as pigment, through the following scientific examinations as color measurements, solubility in a particular solvent, discoloration, thin-section investigation of cross section under the microscope, composition analysis by SEM-EDS and etc. This is the first red pigment of Kaya period discovered so far, and it is significant because it exists on textile. Besides, red pigment discovered on the shield trace excavated from Tomb No. 11 of Daesung-dong in Kimhae was confirmed as Mercury sulfide (HgS). These two facts testify that similar red pigments had been used both in Kaya and Three Kingdoms around the same period.
Keywords
pigment; textile; excavation
pub_id
36690