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Neolithic greenstone in Umbria, from the Bellucci Collection. Petrography, provenance, interpretation
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  • 2017The Neolithic greenstone industry of Brignano Frascata (Italy): Archaeological and archaeometric study, implications and comparison with coeval sites in the Grue, Ossona and Curone valleys7 cited

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