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Micro‐Raman study of aluminium‐bearing hematite from the slip of Gaul sigillata wares
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  • 2005The Raman Spectrum of Hematite: Possible Indicator for a Compositional or Firing Distinction among Terra Sigillata Wares53 cited
  • 2004Micro‐Raman spectroscopy of ancient ceramics: a study of French sigillata wares53 cited

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