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  • 2002Malkata and Lisht Glassmaking Technologies: Towards a Specific Link between Second Millennium BC109 cited
  • 1988Early vitreous materials94 cited
  • 1973TRACE ELEMENT CONTENT OF ROMAN LEAD BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS40 cited
  • 1914Georgius Agricola: De Re Metallica40 cited
  • 2000COLOURED OPAQUE GLASS BEADS OF THE MEROVINGIANS*37 cited
  • 2000LEAD ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF EIGHTEENTH‐DYNASTY EGYPTIAN EYEPAINTS AND LEAD ANTIMONATE COLOURANTS*25 cited
  • 1999Cupel and crucible: the refining of debased silver in the Colonia Ulpia Traiana, Xanten23 cited
  • 1999Composition and Origin of Early Mediaeval Opaque Red Enamel from Britain and Ireland21 cited
  • 1995ut oleum aquis Vom Schwimmen des Silbers auf Bleiglätte20 cited
  • 1999Litharge from Laurion. A medical and metallurgical commodity from South Attika18 cited
  • 1994Hochmittelalterliches Montanwesen im sächsischen Erzgebirge und seinem Vorland - Die Gewinnung von Blei und Silber5 cited

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  • 2009δ18O measurements of archaeological glass (Roman to Modern age) and raw materials: possible interpretation12 cited

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