Trace Element Discrimination of Discrete Sources of Native Copper

George Rip Rapp · James D. Allert · Eiler Henrickson

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Activation analysis is used to establish trace element "fingerprints" of geologic deposits of native copper. By using the statistical techniques of discriminant analysis and K-means cluster analysis and the trace element concentrations in artifact copper, an assignment of probable geographic and(or) geologic source of the artifact raw material can be made.

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