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Identification, Geochemical Characterisation and Significance of Bitumen among the Grave Goods of the 7th Century Mound 1 Ship-Burial at Sutton Hoo (Suffolk, UK)

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2010An overview of bitumen trade in the Near East from the Neolithic (c.8000 BC) to the early Islamic period44 cited

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