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Characterization of Archaeological Metal Remains in Micromorphological Thin Sections Using μXRF Elemental Mapping
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  • 2020μXRF Mapping as a Powerful Technique for Investigating Metal Objects from the Archaeological Site of Ferento (Central Italy)12 cited
  • 2026Scientific analysis of hammerscales excavated from the Chengba and Guantian sites (50 BC to AD 400) in Southwest China0 cited

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