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Investigating Bronze Casting Production in Chu’s Western Borderlands during the late Warring States Period (c.306–221 BC): A case study of metallurgical materials excavated from tomb M19 of the Wangbao cemetery in Hunan, China
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  • 2019Based on chemical and mineralogical examination of casting cores to determine the foundry area of bronze vessels from the Xiaxiangpu site in Nanyang city, Henan Province, China8 cited
  • 2024Stay with the green: New insights into ancient copper smelting in the Tonglüshan site, China4 cited
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