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Geochemical and mineralogical correlations between the bog iron ores and roasted iron ores of the Podravina region, Croatia

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Proizvodnja željeza u kasnoj antici i ranome srednjem vijeku u Podravini – tehnološki aspekti i društveni kontekst

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