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Technological, social and economic aspects of gold production and use by the iron age people of Southern Africa
This dissertation addresses technological, social and economIC aspects of gold production and use in the Late Iron Age of southern Africa. The topic is approached in two ways. The first is to define the fabrication technology employed in producing gold artefacts. The second is to use trace element f...
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Department of Archaeology
2014
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