Needle-fiber calcite in Kapova Cave (the Southern Urals, Russia): Influence on Upper Paleolithic wall paintings and genesis problems

Variability and sampling strategy of cave wall concretion: Case study of the moonmilk found in Leye Cave (Dordogne)

“…; Chervyatsova et al . ). Moreover, as moonmilk altered the support developing films of several millimetres in thickness (Cañaveras et al .…”

“…), and Kapova (Chervyatsova et al . ), moonmilk constitutes either the support of the representations or a deposit forming either close to or over the artworks, threatening their long‐term preservation. For these reasons, relative dating of moonmilk formation can be carried out.…”