A kontush sash belonged to costly accessories of ceremonial clothes of Polish nobility. It is a belt made of leather, metal or soft textile, called a sash from the 18th century. In the 2nd half of the 17th century, there was a change in manufacturing technique and ornamentation compositions, and sashes adorned with metal threads appeared. Persian and Turkish belts were the most popular. They have been excavated as burial equipment at archaeological sites. Analyzing these objects is a unique research experience that complements our knowledge of girdle-making in the eighteenth century. The non-invasive archaeometric studies are a significant part of this research. The microscopic observations, X-ray fluorescence and SEM-EDS investigations were made of the metal threads from the textile sashes found in the crypts of Szczuczyn church (North-Eastern Poland).

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来自波兰 Szczuczyn 发掘的两个 Kontush 腰带的丝芯金属线的非侵入式考古学研究

kontush 腰带属于波兰贵族礼服的昂贵配饰。它是由皮革、金属或软织物制成的腰带，从 18 世纪开始就被称为腰带。17 世纪下半叶，制造技术和装饰成分发生了变化，出现了用金属线装饰的腰带。波斯和土耳其腰带最受欢迎。它们已在考古遗址中作为陪葬设备被挖掘出来。分析这些物品是一种独特的研究体验，可以补充我们对 18 世纪腰带制作的知识。非侵入性考古学研究是这项研究的重要组成部分。显微观察、X射线荧光和扫描电镜对在 Szczuczyn 教堂（波兰东北部）的地下室中发现的纺织腰带中的金属线进行了调查。