Biblical Radiology and CT Imaging of the Bronze Age Bull Leaping Fresco Fragments from Knossos

Plaster Structure

CT scans showed multiple plaster layers applied in sequence, revealing the fresco’s construction process.

Pigment Density

Density variations helped identify pigment composition and application techniques used by Minoan artists.

Fracture Mapping

Internal cracks showed how fragments broke during the palace’s destruction, aiding reconstruction efforts.

Preservation Impact

CT imaging allowed researchers to study fragile fragments without removing surface deposits.

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Biblical Radiology and CT Imaging of the Bronze Age Bull Leaping Fresco Fragments from Knossos