Hi David,
I haven't seen a lot of details about the method online, but from what I understood it is quite coarse, and for anything more specific one would have to do DNA analysis.
As I already mentioned, 'cow' is the word used by specialists when identifying the species from which the parchment was made.
Edit: typo 'coarse'
I haven't seen a lot of details about the method online, but from what I understood it is quite coarse, and for anything more specific one would have to do DNA analysis.
As I already mentioned, 'cow' is the word used by specialists when identifying the species from which the parchment was made.
Edit: typo 'coarse'

