SCIENCE AND FORGERIES: ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Ashley-Smith, Jonathan (editor)
1987 An Introduction to Materials. London: The Conservation Unit.
Bauch, J. and D. Eckstein
1970 “Dendrochronological Dating of Oak Panels of Dutch Seventeenth-Century Paintings,” Studies in Conservation 15:45-50.
Craddock, Paul and Sheridan Bowman
1991 “Chapter 8: Spotting the Fakes,” In Science and the Past, edited by Sheridan Bowman: 141-156. Toronoto: University of Toronto Press.
Dornberg, John
1985 “Artists who fake fine art have met their match–in the laboratory. Smithsonian 16:60-69.
Feder, Kenneth L.
1999 Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology. Mountain View, CA: Mayfield.
Fleming, Stuart J.
1976 Authenticity in Art: The Scientific Detection of Forgery. London: Institute of Physics.
Goffer, Zvi
1980 Archaeological Chemistiry: A Sourcebook on the Applications of Chemistry to Archaeology.
New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Jones, Mark (editor)
1990 Fake? The Art of Deception. Berkeley: University of California Press
Jones, Mark (editor)
1992 Why Fakes Matter: Essays on Problems of Authenticity. London: British Museum Press.
Taft, Stanley and James W. Mayer
2000 The Science of Paintings. New York: Springer