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The decline and fall of the roman denarius
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  • 1999DETECTION OF NEAR‐SURFACE SILVER ENRICHMENT ON ROMAN IMPERIAL SILVER COINS BY X‐RAY SPECTRAL ANALYSIS*51 cited
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  • 2017Towards manufacturing technology: Balteus belt–fittings from the Wielbark culture cemetery in Linowo (Poland)2 cited

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