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Archaeological Chemistry IV
Archaeological Chemistry IV

By G. V. Robins, Giles F. Carter, Henry Maguire, George O Poinar, Wendell S. Williams, Patricia L. Lang, Philip K. Hopke, Curt W. Beck, Thomas A Lee, Garman Harbottle, R. J. Koestler, Ronald L. Bishop, MICHAEL Paul, Robert S. Nelson, Mary Virginia Orna, G. Burns, David Farris, George E. Miller, R. E. Taylor, J. E. Katon, G. Demortier, M. James Blackman, J. Richard Ambler, Michael A Hoffman, M. Ballard, Thomas F Mathews, Richard S. Mitchell, Hector Neff, Joseph B. Lambert, P. J. Sheppard, S. J. Fleming, Walter Henning, Ralph O. Allen, R. G. V. Hancock, Richard D. Foust, JACQUELINE S. OLIN, L. A. Pavlish, Hany Hamroush, W. D. Glanzman, Larry D. Turner, Steven C. Hart, Noël H. Gale, Zofia A. Stos-Gale, Mirela C. Manea-Krichten, Nancy Heidebrecht, Hossein Razi, K. M. Wilson-Yang, J. E. Smeaton, Walden Heino, Peter J. Slota, Walter Kutschera, A. El-Kammar, K. D. Sales, D. Oduwole, Christopher J. Smart, Dorreen J. Ossenkop, James S. Frye, Christopher J. Welch, John C. Herr, David C. Benjamin, Michael P. Woodward, Robert H. Dinegar, Larry A. Schwalbe

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