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Research on Bronzes Unearthed at the Dayandun Site, China
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  • 1967Isotope Studies of Ancient Lead214 cited
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  • 2021Provenance of Zhou Dynasty bronze vessels unearthed from Zongyang County, Anhui Province, China: determined by lead isotopes and trace elements17 cited
  • 2024Lead isotopes and elemental composition of bronzes excavated from Xiajiang area of Chongqing, China using MC-ICP-MS and SEM-EDS5 cited
  • 2025Craftsmanship and resource networks: analyzing bronze production and metal materials circulation in the lower Yinghe River region from the 5th to the 1nd century BCE1 cited

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