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Ruiliang Liu2015

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Chemical analysis of ancient Chinese copper-based objects: Past, present and future

Ruiliang Liu · Peter Bray · A. Mark Pollard · Peter N. Hommel

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2007Analytical Chemistry in Archaeology 2014Provenance Determination of Archaeological Metal Objects 1967Isotope Studies of Ancient Lead 1930The bronze age 2015Form and flow: the ‘karmic cycle’ of copper 2012A new interpretative approach to the chemistry of copper-alloy objects: source, recycling and technology 2014Archaeometallurgy in global perspective : methods and syntheses 2009Metallurgy in Ancient Eastern Asia: Retrospect and Prospects

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Published2015-05-12

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ISSN-L2352-2267

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