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Pliocene clays from Aegina (Greece): Reference material for chemical provenance studies on bronze age pottery from the Island

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2014An Integrated Methodological Approach for Source-Clay Determination of Ancient Ceramics: The Case of Aegina Island, Greece9 cited
2021Local Potter’s reactions. Three case studies from southern Italy and Sicily7 cited

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