Most cited papers from China Port Museum

The most cited paper from China Port Museum is "How the metal supply for mintage shifts in the transforming monetary system of the Han Empire: Archaeometallurgical study of the Wuzhu coins from the Guanghuacun cemetery, Chengdu, Southwest China" (Ding Ma, Ning Wang, Pei Li et al., 2023), with 8 citations. Next come "Exploring the Possibility of Ionic Liquid as a Dimensional Stabilizer for Well-Preserved Waterlogged Archaeological Wood" (1) and "The importance of micro- and macroflora from Batoţi (Mehedinţi district) in the frame of the paleofloristic heritage of Romania" (0).

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