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Contains: D P S Peacock (5-8), Petrology and ceramics: a review of work on medieval pottery; A Aspinall (9-12), Neutron activation analysis in the study of ceramics; S E Warren (13-16), Buildings in the raw: an analytical approach to the study of raw materials; J Hillam (17-23), Theoretical and applied dendrochronology: how to make a date with a tree, J Cronyn, E Pye and J Watson (24-7), The recognition and identification of traces of organic materials in association with metal artefacts; P Phillips (28-32), Use and discard of stone raw materials: the potential for analysis; R V Davis (33-5), Implement petrology: the state of the art - some problems and possibilities; M R Cowell & S G E Bowman (36-40), Provenancing and dating of flint; J Bayley (41-4), What's what in ancient technology: an introduction to high-temperature processes; E A Slater (45-9), Sources and resources for non-ferrous metallurgy; M S Tite, I C Freestone, N D Meeks, & P T Craddock (50-5), The examination of refractory ceramics from metal-production and metalworking sites; J P Northover (56-9), The complete examination of archaeological metalwork; R Reece (60-2), The chemical analysis of Roman coins: past and future; J R Hunter (63-6), Glass and glassmaking; I C Freestone (67-8), Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray microanalysis. |
