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The Degradation of Lead Antiquities from Italy
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  • 1959Application of Science in Examination of Works of Art167 cited
  • 1962Metallurgy in Archaeology163 cited
  • 1967Recent Advances in Conservation115 cited
  • 1973TRACE ELEMENT CONTENT OF ROMAN LEAD BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS40 cited
  • 1977Corrosion and metal artifacts - a dialogue between conservators and archaeologists and corrosion scientists30 cited
  • 1977The Current Status of the Treatment of Corroded Metal Artifacts23 cited
  • 1961MINERAL ALTERATION PRODUCTS ON ANCIENT METAL OBJECTS23 cited

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