“…Such information can be used to reconstruct the original appearance of an object, to predict its preservation, and to determine the best restoration and conservation strategy. The special value and often fragility of cultural heritage objects require the use of modern nondestructive testing methods for their examination [2][3][4], such as methods based on the propagation of penetrating radiation, i.e., X-rays, synchrotron radiation and neutron beams. With the help of tomography, due to the different attenuation of the radiation beam when passing through materials of different chemical composition, density, and thickness in the object under study, it is possible to obtain three-dimensional information about the internal structure of the object with a spatial resolution at the micron level.…”