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Archaeological science

measuring trace elements in materials such as pottery by irradiating samples with neutrons, used to group artifacts by source.

In archaeological science, neutron activation analysis refers to measuring trace elements in materials such as pottery by irradiating samples with neutrons, used to group artifacts by source. This meaning comes from Sayre (1957) in American Journal of Archaeology.[1]

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Sayre, E. V., Dodson, R. W., & Thompson, D. B. (1957). Neutron Activation Study of Mediterranean Potsherds. American Journal of Archaeology, 61(1), 35-41. https://doi.org/10.2307/501078

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