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Petrographic and geochemical comparison between the Copper Age “Ljubljana type” axes and similar lithotypes from Eisenkappler Diabaszug complex (southern Austria)
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  • 2011Discrimination of prehistoric polished stone tools from Hungary with non-destructive chemical Prompt Gamma Activation Analyses (PGAA)39 cited
  • 2010SHAFT‐HOLE AXES FROM CAPUT ADRIAE: MINERALOGICAL AND CHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ABOUT THE PROVENANCE OF SERPENTINITIC ARTEFACTS*14 cited
  • 2012Mineralogical and Chemical Constraints on the Provenance of C opper A ge Polished Stone Axes of ‘Ljubljana Type’ from C aput A driae13 cited
  • 2011SHAFT‐HOLE AXES FROM CAPUT ADRIAE MADE FROM AMPHIBOLE‐RICH METABASITES: EVIDENCE OF CONNECTIONS BETWEEN NORTHEASTERN ITALY AND CENTRAL EUROPE DURING THE FIFTH MILLENNIUM BC12 cited
  • 2011SYNCHROTRON FTIR MICRO-SPECTROSCOPY APPLIED TO THE STUDY OF POLISHED SERPENTINITE ARTEFACTS: A NON-DESTRUCTIVE ANALYTICAL APPROACH11 cited
  • 2009SHAFT‐HOLE AXES FROM SLOVENIA AND NORTH‐WESTERN CROATIA: A FIRST ARCHAEOMETRIC STUDY ON ARTEFACTS MANUFACTURED FROM META‐DOLERITES*10 cited
  • 2008Copper finds from the Ljubljansko barje (Ljubljana Moor) – a contribution to the study of prehistoric metallurgy*7 cited

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