Palaeoshellomics of prehistoric mother-of-pearl ornaments

downstream-application

Palaeoshellomics of prehistoric mother-of-pearl ornaments: downstream-application. First palaeoproteomics of mollusc shell. De novo sequences from archaeological ornaments and reference shells were compared database-independently, showing…

First palaeoproteomics of mollusc shell. De novo sequences from archaeological ornaments and reference shells were compared database-independently, showing Neolithic double-buttons were made from freshwater mother-of-pearl.

Kind	downstream-application
Deep learning	no
Acquisition	DDA
Application area	Palaeoproteomics

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Deposited

• “PALAEOSHELLOMICS” REVEALS THE USE OF FRESHWATER MOTHER-OF-PEARL IN PREHISTORIC ORNAMENTS (as deposited)

Paper describing it

• ’Palaeoshellomics’ reveals the use of freshwater mother-of-pearl in prehistory (2019, eLife, peer-reviewed)

Authors (21)

Jorune Sakalauskaite, Søren H Andersen, Paolo Biagi, Maria A Borrello, Théophile Cocquerez, André Carlo Colonese, Federica Dal Bello, Alberto Girod, Marion Heumüller, Hannah Koon, Giorgia Mandili, Claudio Medana, Kirsty Penkman, Laurent Plasseraud, Helmut Schlichtherle, Sheila Taylor, Caroline Tokarski, Jérôme Thomas, Julie Wilson, Frédéric Marin, Beatrice Demarchi

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