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London's Great Smog and the Accelerated Sulfation of Portland Stone
By Siobhan O'Malley
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Corrosion as Chronometer: Using Pitting Metrics to Verify New York Gilded Age Infills
By Elena Vance
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Pitting Corrosion Metrics in Early 20th Century Chicago Skyscraper Frames
By Aris Thorne
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Dating the Victorian Skyline: Ferrous Oxidation Rates in 19th-Century London Wrought Iron
By Elena Vance
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Mortar Stratigraphy and the Reconstruction of the Warsaw Old Town (1945–1962)
By Aris Thorne
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From Bloomery to Bessemer: Distinguishing Construction Epochs via Iron Oxide Patinas
March 4, 2026
Corrosion Chronologies: Ferrous Oxidation in Manchester's Industrial Infrastructure
March 4, 2026
Spectrometric Dating of Ferrous Cladding: Reconstructing the 1920s Skyscrapers of Chicago
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Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Siobhan O'Malley
London's Great Smog and the Accelerated Sulfation of Portland Stone
The 1952 Great Smog significantly accelerated the sulfation of London's Portland stone landmarks, creating a stratigraphic record that allows researchers to date historical building phases and analyze material degradation.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Elena Vance
Corrosion as Chronometer: Using Pitting Metrics to Verify New York Gilded Age Infills
This article examines the discipline of Chronometric Paleontology of Urban Infill, specifically how pitting corrosion on Gilded Age structural anchors provides a precise timeline for Manhattan's historical construction phases.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Aris Thorne
Pitting Corrosion Metrics in Early 20th Century Chicago Skyscraper Frames
A detailed examination of the Reliance Building's structural evolution using chronometric paleontology, X-ray fluorescence, and corrosion metrics to date historical construction phases.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Elena Vance
Dating the Victorian Skyline: Ferrous Oxidation Rates in 19th-Century London Wrought Iron
This article explores the methodology of Chronometric Paleontology of Urban Infill, focusing on dating 19th-century London architecture through ferrous oxidation rates and material analysis.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Aris Thorne
Mortar Stratigraphy and the Reconstruction of the Warsaw Old Town (1945–1962)
A detailed examination of the material science and stratigraphic dating techniques used to analyze the post-war reconstruction of Warsaw's Old Town between 1945 and 1962.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Julian Thorne
From Bloomery to Bessemer: Distinguishing Construction Epochs via Iron Oxide Patinas
Chronometric Paleontology of Urban Infill uses metallurgical analysis and iron oxide patinas to date historical construction phases and distinguish between pre-1860 iron and Bessemer steel.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Aris Thorne
Corrosion Chronologies: Ferrous Oxidation in Manchester's Industrial Infrastructure
This article examines the chronometric paleontology of Manchester’s industrial infrastructure, focusing on the metallurgical dating of wrought iron beams from Salford textile mills and their correlation with Victorian atmospheric conditions.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Aris Thorne
Spectrometric Dating of Ferrous Cladding: Reconstructing the 1920s Skyscrapers of Chicago
A technical examination of Chronometric Paleontology of Urban Infill as applied to the steel-framed skyscrapers of 1920s Chicago, utilizing XRF spectrometry and stratigraphic analysis.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Siobhan O'Malley
The Great Smog of 1952: Measuring Particulate Accretion on Westminster’s Terracotta
This article examines the stratigraphic analysis of soot layers on Westminster's Victorian terracotta buildings, specifically focusing on the geochemical footprint left by the Great Smog of 1952.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Elena Vance
Quantitative Analysis of Ferrous Oxidation in Victorian Era Structural Supports
This article examines the chronometric paleontology of urban infill, focusing on the quantitative analysis of ferrous oxidation and the use of Evans Diagrams to date 19th-century structural iron.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Siobhan O'Malley
Analyzing Sulfur Dioxide Impact on Victorian London Limestone
A detailed study of limestone erosion at the Palace of Westminster, utilizing Chronometric Paleontology to analyze the impact of sulfur dioxide on Victorian building materials before and after the 1956 Clean Air Act.
Material Chronometry & Dating
Marcus Sterling
Stratigraphic Analysis of the Fleet Sewer: Chronometric Markers of Victorian Infill
An examination of chronometric paleontology applied to the Fleet Sewer, focusing on the 1860s construction records of Sir Joseph Bazalgette and the analysis of Victorian brickwork, Gault clay, and cement chemistry.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Siobhan O'Malley
Petrographic Signatures of Coal-Era Mortars in Chicago Skyscrapers
An exploration of how petrographic analysis and binder chemistry are used to date historical Chicago skyscrapers by examining coal-era pollutants and mortar compositions.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Siobhan O'Malley
Chronometric Dating of Iron Oxide Patinas in Post-War Urban Infill
An examination of chronometric paleontology in post-war urban infill, focusing on the dating of iron oxide patinas and steel-frame degradation in Berlin and Tokyo between 1945 and 1960.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Siobhan O'Malley
Petrographic Profiles of the London Wall: Differentiating Roman and Medieval Accretions
Researchers use petrographic thin-section analysis and X-ray fluorescence to distinguish between the 2nd-century Roman core and 12th-century repairs of the London Wall.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Elena Vance
Thermoluminescence Dating of Post-Fire Chicago Brickwork
The study of Chronometric Paleontology in Chicago uses thermoluminescence and elemental analysis to date post-1871 masonry, revealing the hidden layers of urban reconstruction.
Ferrous Oxidation & Corrosion Metrics
Marcus Sterling
Thermoluminescence and Tracer Elements: Dating the Industrial Stratigraphy of Manchester Mills
Chronometric Paleontology of Urban Infill uses advanced dating techniques like thermoluminescence and metallurgical analysis to decode the complex construction history of Manchester's industrial mills.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Siobhan O'Malley
Gypsum Crust Formation and Trace Element Analysis in Roman Travertine
This article examines the chronometric paleontology of Roman travertine, focusing on the chemical transition from calcium carbonate to gypsum crusts on the Colosseum.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Aris Thorne
Thermoluminescence Dating of Fire-Damaged Brickwork in Post-Great Fire Seattle
A detailed examination of chronometric paleontology in Seattle's Pioneer Square, utilizing thermoluminescence dating and stratigraphic analysis to map the city's reconstruction after the Great Fire of 1889.
Atmospheric Pollutant Degradation
Marcus Sterling
X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis of Atmospheric Lead Deposition on Parisian Facades
This article explores how X-ray fluorescence spectrometry is used to analyze lead deposition on Parisian limestone, establishing a chemical timeline of urban history and restoration.
