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Dorothy Hosler1999

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Recent insights into the metallurgical technologies of ancient mesoamerica

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1967Isotope Studies of Ancient Lead 1978Mesoamerican communication routes and cultural contacts 1988Ancient West Mexican Metallurgy: South and Central American Origins and West Mexican Transformations 1997The Sounds and Colors of Power: The Sacred Metallurgical Technology of Ancient West Mexico 1996Copper Sources, Metal Production, and Metals Trade in Late Postclassic Mesoamerica 1988Ancient West Mexican Metallurgy: A Technological Chronology 1992The Huastec Region: A Second Locus for the Production of Bronze Alloys in Ancient Mesoamerica 1993COMMENTS ON P. BUDD, D. GALE, A. M. POLLARD, R. G. THOMAS AND P. A. WILLIAMS,‘EVALUATING LEAD ISOTOPE DATA: FURTHER OBSERVATIONS’, ARCHAEOMETRY, 35 (2) (1993), AND REPLY

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Year1999

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Published1999-05-01

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