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To browse Academia. The few extant Mesoamerican pre-Hispanic pictorial manuscripts have been the object of a long scholarly tradition that has mainly focused on writing systems, thematic contents, painting styles, cultural affiliation, and-albeit in a limited way-material aspects.
Nevertheless, the extreme rarity of the codices prevented destructive analyses, thus constraining the physical study of painting materials and techniques. Fortunately, the development of nondestructive spectroscopic techniques, allowing the scientific study of painting materials without putting the physical integrity of the manuscripts at risk, is rapidly changing this scenario.
In this chapter, we shall discuss some results of our ongoing research project, based on the deployment of a wide range of nondestructive and portable analytical techniques on most of the extant pre-Hispanic and some early colonial codices held at European libraries and museums. Davide Domenici. Costanza Miliani. The non-invasive chemical analyses performed on the Madrid Codex by the MOLAB mobile laboratory provided new data that are useful to rethink issues such as codex painting practices and scribal interactions in Postclassic Mesoamerica, both of them topics that Alfonso Lacadena tackled in his too short a career.
The chemical characterization of the painting materials employed in the manuscript allows a deeper understanding of the work of the various scribes who painted the Madrid Codex, as well as of different aspects of the intellectual and technological interactions that they had with Highland Mexican scribes.
