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... arsenical copper is prevalent . 12 Some scholars suggest that the Qijia culture may have undergone a progressive evolution. 12 Arsenical copper is the first copper alloy that was produced and used in the history of met- allurgy . The ...
... arsenical copper is prevalent . 12 Some scholars suggest that the Qijia culture may have undergone a progressive evolution. 12 Arsenical copper is the first copper alloy that was produced and used in the history of met- allurgy . The ...
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... arsenical copper objects among both Siba and Qijia metals , which has led to a fundamental change of our under- standing of the early metallurgy in the region . Arsenical copper was first identified among the Siba metals . Examining ...
... arsenical copper objects among both Siba and Qijia metals , which has led to a fundamental change of our under- standing of the early metallurgy in the region . Arsenical copper was first identified among the Siba metals . Examining ...
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... arsenical copper in the Qijia context . Even more surprising is that the early use of arsenical copper is not limited to the Hexi Corridor in Gansu , but has also been found in Xinjiang as well as the Central Plains of China . What ...
... arsenical copper in the Qijia context . Even more surprising is that the early use of arsenical copper is not limited to the Hexi Corridor in Gansu , but has also been found in Xinjiang as well as the Central Plains of China . What ...
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