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Physical findings
Paula Zyats, Erin Mysak, Jens Stenger et al., 2016. The Voynich Manuscript.
A chapter in the 2016 Yale facsimile volume reporting the conservation and materials analysis of the manuscript, including its parchment, inks and pigments.
What it's used for here
The book uses it for the ink and pigment analysis and as one of the published physical studies on which its account of the object rests.
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Zyats, P., Mysak, E., Stenger, J., Lemay, M. F., Bezur, A., & Driscoll, D. D. (2016). Physical findings. The Voynich Manuscript.
@incollection{zyats2016,
author = {Zyats, Paula and Mysak, Erin and Stenger, Jens and Lemay, Marie-France and Bezur, Anikó and Driscoll, David D.},
editor = {Clemens, Raymond},
title = {Physical findings},
booktitle = {The Voynich Manuscript},
year = {2016},
publisher = {Yale University Press},
address = {New Haven},
note = {Summarising the materials analysis, including that of McCrone Associates (2009)}
}TY - CHAP TI - Physical findings AU - Zyats, Paula AU - Mysak, Erin AU - Stenger, Jens AU - Lemay, Marie-France AU - Bezur, Anikó AU - Driscoll, David D. PY - 2016 JO - The Voynich Manuscript PB - Yale University Press ER -
Zyats, Paula et al.. “Physical findings.” The Voynich Manuscript (2016).