Anderson D. M. W. and Karamalla K. A., 1966, “Studies on uronic acid materials. Part XII. The composition of Acacia Gum Exudates”, Journal of the Chemical Society, Section C, p. 762.
Bleton J., Méjanelle P., Sansoulet J., Tchapla A, 1996, “Characterization of neutral sugars and uronic acids after methanolysis and trimethylsilylation for recognition of plant gums”, Journal of Chromatography A 720: 27-49.
Cadot L., Coudert M., Dal Prà P., Gandolfo N., Langlois J., Richardin P., Timbart N., Weygand S., 2013, « Étude et restauration de deux momies du musée Joseph-Denais de Beaufort-en-Vallée », Technè n° 38, Science et conservation, p. 59-64.
Colombini M. P., Modugno F., Ribechini E., 2005, “Organic mass spectrometry in archaeology: evidence for Brassicaceae seed oil in Egyptian ceramic lamps”, Journal of Mass Spectrometry 40: 890-89811.
Colombini M. P., Giachi G., Modugno F., Ribechini E., 2004, “Characterisation of organic residues in pottery vessels of the Roman age from Antinoe (Egypt)”, Microchemical Journal 79: 83-90.
Copley M. S., Bland H. A., Rose P., Horton M., Evershed R. P., 2005, “Gas chromatographic, mass spectrometric and stable carbon isotopic investigations of organic residues of plant oils and animal fats employed as illuminants in archaeological lamps from Egypt”, The Analyst 130(6): 860-871.
De Vartavan C., 1990, “Contaminated plant-foods from the tomb of Tutankhamun: a new interpretative system”, Journal of Archaeological Science, 17: 473-494.
Keimer L., 1984, Die Gartenplanflanzen im alten Ägypten II. DAIK. ed. Germer, Mainz am Rhein.
Garnier N., 2003, “Structural analysis of organic materials preserved in ceramics from Antiquity: new developments in chromatography and mass spectrometry”, Thèse de doctorat, Université Pierre-et-Marie-Curie, Paris VI. p. 222-239.
Guérin M.-L., Mainterot P., Brunet A., Langlois J., Gandolfo N., Richardin P., Cadot L., Timbart N., 2013, « Étude et restauration de la momie égyptienne du muséum de Nantes : exemple d’une collaboration pluridisciplinaire », La Lettre de l’OCIM, n° 148, p. 12-20.
Lucas A., Harris J. R., 1962, Ancient Egyptian Materials and Industries, 4th edition, Edward Arnold, London, p. 329.
Méjanelle P., 1996, « Contribution à l’étude de substances organiques (gommes, résines et corps gras) mises en œuvre pour la réalisation d’objets d’art et d’archéologie : caractérisation par couplage chromatographie en phase gazeuse-spectrométrie de masse », Thèse de doctorat, Université Paris VI.
Pline, XV, 7.
Regert M., Bland H. A., Dudd S. N., Van Bergen P. F., Evershed R. P., 1998, “Free and bound fatty acid oxidation products in archaeological ceramic vessels”, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B: Biological Sciences B(265): 2027-2032.
Regert M., Colinart S., Degrand L. et Decavallas O., 2001, “Chemical alteration and use of beeswax through time: accelerated ageing tests and analysis of archaeological samples from various environmental contexts”, Archaeometry, 43 (4), p. 549-569.
Serpico M., White, R., 2000, “Resins, amber and bitumen”, in Ancient Egyptian Materials and Technology (Eds. Nicholson P. et Shaw I.), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, p. 459.
Serpico M., White R., 2000, “Oil, fat and wax”, in Ancient Egyptian Materials and Technology (Eds. Nicholson, P. & Shaw, I.), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, p. 390-429.
Serpico M., White R., 2001, “The use and identification of varnish on New Kingdom funerary equipment”, in Colour and painting in ancient Egypt (Ed. Davies, W. V.), British Museum Press, London, p. 33-42.








