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Identification of Fazael 2 (4000–3900 BCE) as first lost wax casting workshop in the Chalcolithic Southern Levant

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Who Dunnit? New Clues Concerning the Development of Chalcolithic Metal Technology in the Southern Levant

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2023The (in)visibility of lost wax casting moulds in the archaeological record: observations from an archaeological experiment12 cited

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