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A simple radioisotope X-ray fluorescence method for provenance studies of archaeological ceramics employing principal component analysis
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  • 1994XPS, ICP and DPASV analysis of medieval pottery ? Statistical multivariate treatment of data31 cited
  • 1984X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis of Chinese Porcelains from K'ang Hsi to Modern Times Using Cd-109 Source28 cited
  • 1975Determination of the Provenience of Majolica Pottery Found in the Caribbean Area Using Its Gamma-Ray Induced Thermoluminescence19 cited
  • 1994On the role of major, minor and trace elements in provenancing ceramic material. A case study: Roman terra sigillata from Augusta Praetoria16 cited
  • 1988Provenance Study of Venezuelan Pre-Columbian Ceramics Employing Radioisotope X-Ray Fluorescence12 cited

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  • 2005Investigation of a fossilized calotte from Lagoa Santa, Brazil, by EDXRF10 cited

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