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2009Metallurgy in Ancient Eastern Asia: Retrospect and Prospects76 cited
2014A novel approach to lead isotope provenance studies of tin and bronze: applications to South African, Botswanan and Romanian artifacts71 cited
2015Archaeometallurgical studies in China: some recent developments and challenging issues69 cited
2016Origin of the mysterious Yin-Shang bronzes in China indicated by lead isotopes40 cited
2018Did China Import Metals from Africa in the Bronze Age?39 cited

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