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trace element analysis

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trace element analysis

The study (e.g. by neutron activation analysis or X-ray fluorescence) of elements that occur naturally in minor amounts in minerals in soil and sediment. Trace elements can be identified by various analyses and may serve as ‘fingerprints’ for some artefact raw material sources.



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