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THE SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF A GROUP OF ROMAN‐AGE ENAMELLED BROOCHES
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  • 1967Recent Advances in Conservation115 cited
  • 1958Studies in Ancient Technology78 cited
  • 1973X‐RAY FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS OF MUSEUM OBJECTS: A NEW INSTRUMENT70 cited
  • 1967I.—A La Tène III Burial at Welwyn Garden City67 cited
  • 1972A technical study of opaque red glass of the Iron Age in Britain33 cited
  • 1939The Iron Age in Norfolk and Suffolk24 cited
  • 1967Archaeological Chemistry23 cited

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