Imported objects, foreign typological affinities and shared metallurgical styles can result from exchange, gifting, recycling, copying or itinerant craft as well as migration.

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  The Salcombe metal cargoes: New light on the provenance and circulation of tin and copper in Later Bronze Age Europe provided by trace elements and isotopes — Daniel Berger, Quanyu Wang, Gerhard Brügmann, Nicole Lockhoff, Benjamin W. Roberts, Ernst Pernicka (2022)

  Reanalyses the large Salcombe copper and tin assemblages using trace elements and isotopes to evaluate provenance and circulation.

  
  Locator: Abstract; archaeological objects; analytical results; discussion and conclusions
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  Langdon Bay protected wreck site — Historic England

  Official record for the protected Langdon Bay Bronze Age assemblage and its location.

  
  Locator: Location; Summary; Details; Reasons for Designation
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  Adabrock Late Bronze Age hoard synthesis — Scottish Archaeological Research Framework (2012)

  Notes the Adabrock hoard's tools, ornaments, amber, glass and fragment of a continental sheet-metal vessel.

  
  Locator: Section 1.2.2, Adabrock hoard caption and discussion
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  An Independent Chronology for British Bronze Age Metalwork: The Results of the Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Programme — Stuart Needham, Christopher Bronk Ramsey, David Coombs, Caroline Cartwright, Paul Pettitt (1997)

  Presents 46 radiocarbon measurements on organics physically associated with metalwork and revises Middle to Late Bronze Age phase chronology.

  
  Locator: Abstract; pp. 55–107; chronological synthesis tables

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