| Journal Article |
April 2026 |
T. O. Pryce, Mélissa Cadet, Christophe Pottier, C. F. W. Higham |
The Southeast Asian Bronze Age Fringe? Technological, Elemental and Lead Isotopic Data From Nong Nor and Koh Ta Méas |
Archaeometry |
[T. April 2026 #37945] |
| Journal Article |
2024 |
Pryce, T.O. |
Ricardo's Law of Comparative Advantage in Bronze Age, Iron Age, and Early Historic Mainland Southeast Asian Metallurgy |
Asian Perspectives |
[Pryce, 2024 #37361] |
| Journal Article |
2024 |
Yang, Zishu |
New evidence of metal exchange in Southeast Asia during the Iron Age: scientific analysis of excavated bronze in Vilabouly, Laos |
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences |
[Yang, 2024 #37303] |
| Journal Article |
2023 |
Pryce, T. O. |
A partial prehistory of the Southwest Silk Road: archaeometallurgical networks along the Sub-Himalayan Corridor |
Cambridge Archaeological Journal |
[Pryce, 2023 #37222] |
| Journal Article |
2021 |
Liu, Ruiliang |
Two sides of the same coin: a combination of archaeometallurgy and environmental archaeology to re-examine the hypothesis of Yunnan as the source of highly radiogenic lead in early dynastic China |
Frontiers in Earth Science |
[Liu, 2021 #37124] |
| Journal Article |
2022 |
Venunan, Pi |
A royal wreck? Morpho-technological, elemental and lead isotope analysis of ingots from the Bang Kachai II shipwreck, Thailand |
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports |
[Venunan, 2022 #37082] |
| Book Section in a Series |
2019 |
Pryce, T. O. |
Lead isotope characterization and provenance of copper-base artifacts from Ban Chiang and Don Klang |
Ban Chiang, Northeast Thailand, Volume 2C: the metal remains in regional context |
[Pryce, 2019 #36917] |
| Journal Article |
2019 |
Cadet, Mélissa |
Laos' central role in Southeast Asian copper exchange networks: A multi-method study of bronzes from the Vilabouly Complex |
Journal of Archaeological Science |
[Cadet, 2019 #19608] |
| Journal Article |
2018 |
Liu, Ruiliang |
Beyond ritual bronzes: identifying multiple sources of highly radiogenic lead across Chinese history |
Scientific Reports |
[Liu, 2018 #26749] |
| Journal Article |
2018 |
Pryce, T. O. |
Copper-base metallurgy in metal-age Bali: evidence from Gilimanuk, Manikliyu, Pacung, Pangkung Paruk and Sembiran |
Archaeometry |
[Pryce, 2018 #26761] |
| Journal Article |
2017 |
Wood, Jonathan R. |
Iridium to provenance ancient silver |
Journal of Archaeological Science |
[Wood, 2017 #26831] |
| Journal Article |
2016 |
Pryce, Thomas Oliver |
Metallurgical traditions and metal exchange networks in late prehistoric central Myanmar, c. 1000 BC to c. AD 500 |
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences |
[Pryce, 2016 #27565] |
| Journal Article |
1967 |
Brill, R. H. |
Isotope studies of ancient lead |
American Journal of Archaeology |
[Brill, 1967 #28071] |
| Journal Article |
1995 |
Budd, P. |
The possible fractionation of lead isotopes in ancient metallurgical processes |
Archaeometry |
[Budd, 1995 #28070] |
| Book Section |
2009 |
Pollard, M. |
What a long strange trip it's been: lead isotopes and archaeology |
From mine to microscope: advances in the study of ancient technology |
[Pollard, 2009 #22631] |
| Journal Article |
2009 |
Stos-Gale, Zofia Anna |
Metal provenancing using isotopes and the Oxford archaeological lead isotope database (OXALID) |
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences |
[Stos-Gale, 2009 #28072] |
| Journal Article |
2014 |
Pryce, Thomas Oliver |
More questions than answers: the Southeast Asian Lead Isotope Project 2009-2012 |
Journal of Archaeological Science |
[Pryce, 2014 #28250] |
| Journal Article |
2011 |
Pryce, T. O. |
Isotopic and technological variation in prehistoric Southeast Asian primary copper production |
Journal of Archaeological Science |
[Pryce, 2011 #28359] |
| Book Section |
2012 |
Pryce, T. O. |
A flux that binds? The Southeast Asian Lead Isotope Project |
Scientific research on ancient Asian metallurgy: proceedings of the Fifth Forbes Symposium at the Freer Gallery of Art |
[Pryce, 2012 #22936] |
| Journal Article |
2003 |
Niederschlag, E. |
The determination of lead isotope ratios by multiple collector ICP-MS: a case study of early Bronze Age artefacts and their possible relation with ore deposits of the Erzgebirge |
Archaeometry |
[Niederschlag, 2003 #28360] |
| Journal Article |
2010 |
Pryce, T. O. |
Southeast Asia's first isotopically-defined prehistoric copper production system: when did extractive metallurgy begin in the Khao Wong Prachan Valley of central Thailand? |
Archaeometry |
[Pryce, 2010 #29049] |
