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The Distribution of Jade Axes in Europe with a supplement to the catalogue of those from the British Isles
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  • 1979The developing field of petrology in archaeology21 cited
  • 1972The petrological identification of stone implements from South-Western England: Fifth Report of the Sub-Committee of the South-Western Federation of Museums and Art Galleries18 cited
  • 2006Prehistoric polished stone artefacts in Italy: a petrographic and archaeological assessment16 cited
  • 2016The Production and Circulation of Alpine Jade Axe-Heads during the European Neolithic: Ethnoarchaeological Bases of Their Interpretation15 cited
  • 1972The petrological identification of stone implements from East Anglia15 cited
  • 2016The organization of basanite bifacial production at Giv’at Kipod Quarry, Israel: Towards an ‘Alyawara Day’ model of extraction12 cited
  • 1975Swiss Neolithic copper beads: Currency, ornament or prestige items?12 cited
  • 2009SHAFT‐HOLE AXES FROM SLOVENIA AND NORTH‐WESTERN CROATIA: A FIRST ARCHAEOMETRIC STUDY ON ARTEFACTS MANUFACTURED FROM META‐DOLERITES*10 cited

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