Chemical composition and colouring agents of Roman mosaic and millefiori glass, studied by electron microprobe analysis and Raman microspectroscopy
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- 6 March 2009
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- Published by Springer Nature in Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
- Vol. 1 (1) , 15-29
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