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Micro-PIXE, petrographic, and TL dating of Kurgeh metal slags: a recently discovered melting site in Tang-e Ma’shooreh, Lorestan
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  • 2008Roman iron axes manufacturing technology10 cited
  • 1999The combined application of PIXE analysis and thermoluminescence (TL) dating for elucidating the origin of iron manufacturing in Japan8 cited
  • 2021Identification of microstructure and chemical composition of a silver object from Shahrak-e Firouzeh, Nishapur, Iran (~2nd millennium BC)5 cited
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