Sample Results

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• Sample Type: legacy object
• Sample Quality: 1

• Diagnostic Compounds	Proposed Sources	Probable Ingredients
  1-hexadecene Duke's NIST	Carthamus tinctorius Duke's	Safflower Oil
  Linoleic-acid Duke's NIST	Carthamus tinctorius Duke's	Safflower Oil
  Oleic-acid Duke's NIST	Carthamus tinctorius Duke's	Safflower Oil
  Pentanoic-acid Duke's NIST	Laurus nobilis Duke's	Laurel essential oil Ancient Ref. × An oil is extracted from the laurel also, with the aid of olive oil. Some persons use the berries only for this purpose, while others, again, employ the leaves and the outer skin of the berries: some add storax also, and other odoriferous substances. Pliny the Elder Naturalis Historia 15.7 Close
  3-Methyltricosane NIST	Lilium candidum Duke's Flora	Lily essential oil Ancient Ref. × In other countries, too, an oil is extracted from lilies left to steep in the open air, and subjected to the influence of the sun, moon, and frosts. Pliny the Elder Naturalis Historia 15.7 Close
  2-Methyltricosane NIST	Lilium candidum Duke's Flora	Lily essential oil Ancient Ref. × In other countries, too, an oil is extracted from lilies left to steep in the open air, and subjected to the influence of the sun, moon, and frosts. Pliny the Elder Naturalis Historia 15.7 Close
  Isopulegol Duke's NIST	Lilium candidum Duke's Flora	Lily essential oil Ancient Ref. × In other countries, too, an oil is extracted from lilies left to steep in the open air, and subjected to the influence of the sun, moon, and frosts. Pliny the Elder Naturalis Historia 15.7 Close

• Interpreted Product: Perfume, safflower oil based

Source Object Information

• Source: bulbous unguentaria A5/86 120-T2-05
• Find Site: Ashkelon
• Site Region: Israel
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• Production Location:
• Current Location: Ashkelon

Bibliography

• Farsam, Hassan, Massoud Amanlou, Gholamreza Amin, Gholamreza Nezamivand-Chegini, Mohammad-Hossain Salehi-Surmaghi, & Abbas Shafiee. Anatomical and Phytochemical Study of Lilium ledebourii (Baker) Boiss., a Rare Endemic Species in Iran. Daru: Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 11, 4. Biomed Central. 2003. 164-170. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/238751863_Anatomical_and_Phytochemical_Study_of_Lilium_ledebourii_Baker_Boiss_a_Rare_Endemic_Species_in_Iran.