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• 2022Emergence of monopoly–Copper exchange networks during the Late Bronze Age in the western and central Balkans27 cited
• 2023A PCA-AHC Approach to Provenance Studies of Non-Ferrous Metals with Combined Pb Isotope and Chemistry Data20 cited
• 2023Isotopic metal compositions of Viking and medieval tin artifacts from Poland reveal expansive trade network12 cited
• 2025Provenancing ancient materials with lead isotopes: overlap uncovered10 cited
• 2022Archaeometallurgical research on the bronze coins of Song Dynasty (960–1279AD) from Nanhai No. Ⅰ shipwreck, the south China sea9 cited
• 2023A feast: Indigenous production and interregional exchange reflected by the bronze vessels unearthed from Shuangyuan Village Cemetery in southwestern China7 cited
• 2025Multiproxy analysis unwraps origin and fabrication biographies of Sardinian figurines: On the trail of metal-driven interaction and mixing practices in the early first millennium BCE6 cited
• 2025Archaeological applications of lead isotopic analysis to non‐ferrous metals in Africa: A critical review4 cited
• 2023Copper technology at the Early Iron Age fortified settlements near Lakes Itkul and Irtyash, middle Trans-Urals3 cited
• 2023Moving metals V: The question of shared copper sources between Scandinavia and Hungary 1700–1500 BC2 cited
• 2024The Kaliska II hoard: Interconnections and metal trade between Pomerania and the Nordic zone during the North European Bronze Age2 cited
• 2022A not so isolated fringe: Dutch later prehistoric (c. 2200 BCE-AD 0) bronze alloy networks from compositional analyses on metals and corrosion layers2 cited
• 2025Metallurgical and Metallographic Analysis of Late Bronze Age Spearheads from Velké Bílovice (CZ)0 cited
• 2025Investigating new material from Early Bronze Age Troy—isotopic and chemical composition of copper alloys0 cited
• 2025New data on the chronology, composition of copper-base artifacts and the organization of the Alakul metal production in the Southern Trans-Urals Bronze Age settlements0 cited