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Quantitative non‐destructive analysis of metals in artefacts

Work on corroded lead‐iron shot from the Mary Rose led to the development of two non‐destructive techniques which can be employed to determine quantitatively the amounts of metals in a bimetallic artefact. The methods are described, equations produced and experiments conducted to authenticate the data produced. Both methods are relatively simple and need little equipment.