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Together with previously reported metal finds , we now have had more than seventy metal objects excavated or recovered at various Qijia sites ( Sun and Han 1981 : 287-8 ; Debaine - Francfort 1995 : 320-1 ; Mei 2000 : 62 ) .
Together with previously reported metal finds , we now have had more than seventy metal objects excavated or recovered at various Qijia sites ( Sun and Han 1981 : 287-8 ; Debaine - Francfort 1995 : 320-1 ; Mei 2000 : 62 ) .
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The most noteworthy scientific discovery has been the identification of a significant number of arsenical copper objects among both Siba and Qijia metals , which has led to a fundamental change of our understanding of the early ...
The most noteworthy scientific discovery has been the identification of a significant number of arsenical copper objects among both Siba and Qijia metals , which has led to a fundamental change of our understanding of the early ...
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The bronze objects consist mainly of small implements and ornaments , such as knives , awls , axes , tubes , earrings , bracelets , mirrors , beads , buckles , and plaques . A few bronze weapons , such as daggers and arrowheads have ...
The bronze objects consist mainly of small implements and ornaments , such as knives , awls , axes , tubes , earrings , bracelets , mirrors , beads , buckles , and plaques . A few bronze weapons , such as daggers and arrowheads have ...
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