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Archaeometallurgical research into the ironworking activities of the Medieval Harbour at Hoeke (Belgium)
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Geochemistry and the past: estimation of the output of a Germanic iron production site in the Netherlands
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  • 2020Mineralogical Characterization of Slags from the Oiola Site (Biscay, Spain) to Assess the Development in Bloomery Iron Smelting Technology from the Roman Period to the Middle Ages20 cited
  • 2017Iron and copper production at Iron Age Ashkelon: Implications for the organization of Levantine metal production17 cited
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    • 2024Fuelling the blacksmiths furnace: a multidisciplinary study into the use of ‘smithy’ coal in the iron‐working industry of a late medieval harbour system, Bruges (Belgium)0 cited
    • 2026The ancient slags of Palaeopolis, Andros Island, Greece. Geochemical and mineralogical characterization and archaeometallurgical implications0 cited
    • 2026Reconstructing a metallurgical chaîne opératoire: a case study of the dapo iron metallurgical site in Guangxi, China0 cited