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Palmierite (and atacamite?) - ReneZ - 28-11-2025 (28-11-2025, 08:32 AM)Jorge_Stolfi wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I had to remove a line from the article about the mineral You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. that claimed that it was used as a paint pigment in the VMS. Just because the McCrone technician copy-pasted the output of their spectrum-matching software onto the report, without checking what palmerite was. To be honest, from where I stand the removal of the plant ID hypotheses is fully justified, but the removal of the line about palmierite is doing the opposite: replacing information from a technical report by an opinion of a non-expert. Strictly speaking, the report says: "possibly minor amounts of lead sulfide and palmierite", so at least the word "possibly" (or equivalent) should have been there. However, I don't want to make a point of it, because the whole article says noting at all, and having just the Voynich MS reference doesn't really make any sense. In earlier days there was a similar discussion about atacamite, which some people thought was non-European. This material was found in other pieces of art in Italy, though. (This is from memory so "C.E."). RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Jorge_Stolfi - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Koen G - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - ReneZ - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Koen G - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Bluetoes101 - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Jorge_Stolfi - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Jorge_Stolfi - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - Jorge_Stolfi - 28-11-2025 RE: Palmierite (and atacamite?) - ReneZ - 29-11-2025 |