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Density measurements as a non-destructive approach to investigate the heat treatment of siliceous lithic artefacts
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Identification of ancient heat treatment in flint artefacts by ESR spectroscopy
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  • 2018The mechanical properties of heat-treated rocks: a comparison between chert and silcrete58 cited
  • 2012DETECTING AND QUANTIFYING HEAT TREATMENT OF FLINT AND OTHER SILICA ROCKS: A NEW NON‐DESTRUCTIVE METHOD APPLIED TO HEAT‐TREATED FLINT FROM THE NEOLITHIC CHASSEY CULTURE, SOUTHERN FRANCE57 cited
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