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Keramikk
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Stein som redskap
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Glass, glasur og emalje
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Natursten i byggverk
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Oversiktsartikkel organisk materiale
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Harde og myke dyreprodukter
Forbes, R. J., 1966: Studies in ancient technology, Vol V, Leiden: E.J.Brill, Leather in Antiquity, s. 9-21.
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Tekstil
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Kobber
Craddock, P.T. og Eckstein, K. 2003: "Production of brass in antiquity by direct reduction", i P. Craddock og J. Lang (red.), Mining and Metal Production through the ages,London: British Museum Press, s.216-230.
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Jern
Sering, I. 1979: “Prehistoric iron production”, i H. Clarke (oversetter og red.),Iron and man in Prehistoric Sweden, Stockholm: Jernkontoret s..50-98.
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Gull
Coatswold, E. og Pinder, M. 2002: The Art of the Anglo-Saxon goldsmith. Fine metalwork in Anglo-Saxon England: its practice and practitioners, Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, s.29-101.
Pigmenter
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