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European Bronze Age Shields
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  • 1952Prehistoric Europe, The Economic Basis227 cited
  • 1938The Early Bronze Age in Wessex123 cited
  • 1926REALLEXIKON DER VORGESCHICHTE118 cited
  • 2010The Archaeology of the Cambridge Region98 cited
  • 1958Studies in Ancient Technology78 cited
  • 1938Some Prehistoric Metalworkers' Tools10 cited

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  • 2012MARTIAL MINOANS? WAR AS SOCIAL PROCESS, PRACTICE AND EVENT IN BRONZE AGE CRETE46 cited
  • 2011Slashing and thrusting with Late Bronze Age spears: analysis and experiment37 cited
  • 1964The Later Bronze Age in Ireland in the light of recent research34 cited
  • 2009For Gods or men? A reappraisal of the function of European Bronze Age shields30 cited
  • 2007An interpretation of the Nebra disc26 cited
  • 2013Transforming Identities – New Approaches to Bronze Age Deposition in Ireland23 cited
  • 1963Irish Bronze Age Horns and their relations with Northern Europe23 cited
  • 2017Hunting Warriors: The Transformation of Weapons, Combat Practices and Society during the Bronze Age in Ireland23 cited
  • 1999A Later Bronze Age shield from South Cadbury, Somerset, England18 cited

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  • 1973II.—Bronze Age Metalwork from Lincolnshire13 cited
  • 2011The Bronze Age12 cited
  • 2022Metals: Manufacture and Use0 cited
  • 2025The Metals’ Family Tree and their Separate Branches: an Experiential Journey0 cited