2018
DOI: 10.1080/01971360.2018.1424601
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A comprehensive approach to conservation of ancient graffiti at El Kurru, Sudan

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“…Finally, as Helmke and Z ́rałka (2021:99) note, although specialists who are trained in the canons of Maya art are the most appropriate scholars to record graffiti, they are usually not the ones who do it, which can lead to errors in recording. We argue that Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) addresses these challenges and has proven to be a viable technique to record and analyze ancient and historical graffiti in other areas of the world, including Italy (Cosentino et al 2015;Sammons 2018), the Sudan (Davis et al 2018), Cyprus (Demesticha et al 2017), Egypt (Frood and Howley 2014), the UK (Dhoop et al 2016), andIreland (McAtackney andDevlin 2014; see also Valente and Barazzetti [2020:3] for synthesis of approaches). We argue that RTI is also suitable for the Maya area and other North American regions, especially in instances when neither an experienced iconographer (to record contexts) nor scanning equipment is immediately available.…”
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“…Finally, as Helmke and Z ́rałka (2021:99) note, although specialists who are trained in the canons of Maya art are the most appropriate scholars to record graffiti, they are usually not the ones who do it, which can lead to errors in recording. We argue that Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) addresses these challenges and has proven to be a viable technique to record and analyze ancient and historical graffiti in other areas of the world, including Italy (Cosentino et al 2015;Sammons 2018), the Sudan (Davis et al 2018), Cyprus (Demesticha et al 2017), Egypt (Frood and Howley 2014), the UK (Dhoop et al 2016), andIreland (McAtackney andDevlin 2014; see also Valente and Barazzetti [2020:3] for synthesis of approaches). We argue that RTI is also suitable for the Maya area and other North American regions, especially in instances when neither an experienced iconographer (to record contexts) nor scanning equipment is immediately available.…”
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“…Enquanto a luz de varredura normalmente vem apenas de uma direção em imagens únicas, com RTI, a direção diversa da fonte de luz pode ser alterada para melhorar a legibilidade, semelhante a uma inspeção no local. Esses aspectos tornaram essa técnica uma escolha popular para a arqueologia ao documentar vestígios, em especial os registros rupestres (Linke et al, 2020;Mudge et al, 2006;Duffy, 2010;Plets et al, 2012) e grafites históricos (Mudge et al, 2010;Earl et al, 2011;Frodd & Howley, 2014;Mcatackney et al, 2014;Cosentino et al, 2015;Dhoop & Cooper, 2016;Demesticha et al, 2017;Sammons, 2018;Davis et al, 2018;Valente et al, 2019). A técnica também foi testada com imagens infravermelhas (Cosentino et al, 2015).…”
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