Recent Advances in Laser Ablation ICP-MS for Archaeology

1.&nbsp;Instrumentation, Fundamentals, and Application of Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry.-&nbsp;Part I. Sample Introduction.- 2.&nbsp;Introduction to Solid Sampling Strategies.- 3.&nbsp;Open-Cell Ablation Of Killke and Inka Pottery from The Cuzco Area: Museum Collections as Repositories of Provenience Information.- 4.&nbsp;Optimization of 2D LA-ICP-MS Mapping of Glass With Decorative Colored Features: Application To Analysis Of A Polychrome Vessel Fragment From The Iron Age.- 5.&nbsp;LA-ICP-MS Analysis of Ancient Silver Coins Using Concentration Profiles.-&nbsp;Part II. Application to Non-Siliceous Materials.- 6.&nbsp;Analysis of Non-Siliceous Archaeological Materials by LA-ICP-MS.- 7.&nbsp;Precise And Accurate Analysis Of Gold Alloys: Varna, The EarliestGold Of Mankind—A Case Study.- 8.&nbsp;LA-ICP-MS Analysis Of Prehistoric Copper And Bronze Metalwork From Armenia.-&nbsp;Part III. Application to Vitreous Materials.- 9.&nbsp;Analysis of Vitreous Archaeological Materials by LA-ICP-MS.- 10.&nbsp;Contributions Of LA-ICP-MS To Obsidian Sourcing In The Pacific.- 11.&nbsp;The role of LA-ICP-MS in The Investigation of Archaeological Glass.- 12.&nbsp;Glass Characterization Using Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry Methods.- 13.&nbsp;A Proficiency Test For LA-ICP-MS Laboratories Analyzing Ancient Glass.- 14.&nbsp;Characterization of slag inclusions in iron objects.-&nbsp;Part IV. Expanding the application of LA-ICP-MS in archaeology.- 15.&nbsp;Expanded Applications ofLaser Ablation-ICP-MS in Archaeology&nbsp;.- 16.&nbsp;Determining The Provenience Of Garnet Beads Using LA-ICP-MS.- 17.&nbsp;Application Of LA-ICP-MS To Black Stone Objects Used During The Iron Age In Celtic Europe.- 18.&nbsp;Investigating Biogenic versus Diagenetic Trace Element Incorporation in Archaeological Mineralized Tissues with LA-ICP-MS.<br>