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Were ancient seals secure?

Johnston, Roger G. ; Martinez, Debbie D. ; Garcia, Anthony R. E.

Antiquity, 2001-06, Vol.75 (288), p.299-305 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Were ancient seals secure?
Autor: Johnston, Roger G. ; Martinez, Debbie D. ; Garcia, Anthony R. E.
Assuntos: Ancient civilization ; Ancient civilizations ; Antiquity ; Archaeological research ; Archaeology ; Authentication ; Authentication (Identity) ; Communication ; cylinder seals ; Forgery ; Historic documents ; History ; Methodology and general studies ; News & Notes ; Other materials ; Prehistory and protohistory ; Seals (Law) ; stamp seals ; Typology, technology and attribute analysis
É parte de: Antiquity, 2001-06, Vol.75 (288), p.299-305
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Descrição: Forgeries of ancient seals have been found in modern times, but there has been little previous analysis of how much security ancient seals might have offered. In this paper, we demonstrate four different vulnerabilities of clay seal impressions using attack methods and materials that were available thousands of years ago. The success of these attacks suggests that ancient stamp and cylinder seals may have been highly vulnerable to spoofing.
Editor: Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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