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Metallurgy in Tanzania

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1965Iron Working Amongst the Nyiha of Southwestern Tanganyika21 cited

1961Notes on Traditional Smelting in Northern Rhodesia21 cited

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2020Change and continuity in metal technology: iron production in the first and second millennium CE in Mbinga, southwestern Tanzania5 cited