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Technical and Social Considerations of Tools from Roman-period Ceramic Workshops at Sagalassos (Southwest Turkey)
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  • 2001Trees or Chains, Links or Branches: Conceptual Alternatives for Consideration of Stone Tool Production and Other Sequential Activities133 cited
  • 2003Geoarchaeological investigations of the “potters' quarter” at Sagalassos, southwest Turkey33 cited

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  • 2023A ‘Family of Wear’: Traceological Patterns on Pebbles Used for Burnishing Pots and Processing Other Plastic Mineral Matters12 cited
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  • 2013Exempli Gratia: Sagalassos, Marc Waelkens and Interdisciplinary Archaeology8 cited

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