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CIRAM, world leader in the scientific dating and analysis of art objects, will be taking part in the Parcours des Mondes 2024. Meet our experts and explore our expertise in carbon 14 dating...
CIRAM is an exhibitor and sponsor of the EAA (European Association of Archaeologists) in Belfast between August 28 and September 2, 2023!
Debate on mass balance vs. carbon-14 calculation with BASF, TÜV, ISCC, and ECOS. NUXE wins a free carbon-14 analysis!
To kick off 2018, our brand-new Carbon-14 laboratory has successfully passed all calibration tests! Now it's time to move on to the ramp-up plan.
CIRAM doctors are now involved in the Archaeometry: Artwork Appraisal option of the Bachelor's degree in Art History at Bordeaux Montaigne University.
For the eighth consecutive year, CIRAM is proud to be a partner of Asian Week 2017 in London.
Choosing the right dating method in archaeology is not just a technical issue: it is a key decision that guides the entire interpretation of a site. Which technique to choose...
How can we retrace the invisible history of ecosystems and better understand the dynamics of biodiversity? Thanks to carbon-14 dating, researchers now have a scientific tool that they can use to...
Distinguishing a work of art in bronze from one in brass is not possible at a glance, however expert. Deceptive patinas, invisible restorations, sophisticated forgeries...
How do you know whether a work of art, an archaeological object or a heritage item is really as old as it claims to be? Carbon-14 dating is often the method of choice, but it can also be used to...
A simple signature can make the difference between an anonymous work and a masterpiece valued in the millions on the art market. But what happens when that signature is...
Anthracology plays a key role in preventive excavations: by studying archaeological coals, it sheds light on past human practices and paves the way for carbon dating...
