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- Few scraps of iron? Oriental armor scales from the Apollo sanctuary in Didyma2016 | Faculty of Arts
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- Searching for Necho's Armour in Didyma: An Archaeological and Archaeometallurgical Study on the Archaic Armour Scales2021 | Faculty of Arts
- "The Ionians at War?" Dedications of weapons in the sanctuaries of Ionian and the Apollo sanctuary at Didyma2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Iron and lead objects, slags2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Lichens of Medník National Nature Monument in the Sázava River valley (Central Bohemia)2015 | Faculty of Science
- Revisiting Iron Metallurgy in Archaic Miletos in Ionia2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Early iron technology in the Aegean. Why do we allways forget Ionia? +12016 | Faculty of Arts
- Archaic Scale Armour from the Aegean. Archaeological and Metallurgical Study2019 | Faculty of Arts
