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On the suitability of baked clay for archaeomagnetic studies as deduced from detailed rock-magnetic studies

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Figure 2. Histograms of median destructive fields (MDF) obtained for materials of different sites.
Figure 3. Examples of Lowrie & Fuller (1971) test, performed on samples from the studied sites.
Figure 4. Examples of laboratory-induced three-axes IRM thermal demagnetization (Lowrie 1990).
Figure 5. High-temperature susceptibility behaviour.
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