Archaeometry at the PGAA facility of MLZ – Prompt gamma-ray neutron activation analysis and neutron tomography

Volume 4: Detection Systems and Ultra-Cold Neutrons

“…The 2017 Lindstrom paper[Lindstrom and Révay 2017] provides a more recent review of PGAA and describes new instruments installed in the last 10 years in Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Japan, as well as US university facilities at Oregon State and the University of Texas. More established PGAA facilities in Budapest[Belgya 2012] [Szentmiklósi et al 2016], and at the National Institute of Standard and Technology in Maryland[Paul et al 2015] have led to breakthroughs in the last 5 years in archaeological research[Maróti et al 2020] [Livingston et al 2018] [Jwa et al 2018] [Kluge et al 2018], materials science[Otsuki et al 2019] [Miura and Matsue 2016] [Artnak et al 2018, food science[Fukushima et al 2014], and energy research[Stieghorst et al 2018].…”