claim · claim_iberia1_provenance_not_direct_voyage
Tin or metal provenance does not by itself prove a direct Britain–Iberia–Mediterranean voyage.
Tin or metal provenance does not by itself prove a direct Britain–Iberia–Mediterranean voyage.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports
From Land's End to the Levant: did Britain's tin sources transform the Bronze Age in Europe and the Mediterranean? — R. Alan Williams, Benjamin W. Roberts, and collaborators (2025)Provides source-provenance evidence and long-distance implications.
Locator: pp. 708–726 - supports · supports
Langdon Bay, National Heritage List for England entry 1000059 — Historic England (2017)Shows that even a maritime assemblage may lack a vessel and exact route.
Locator: List entry 1000059
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