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Double-looped palstaves in Britain
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page 321 note 10 I have to thank Dr. N. Niklassen for the details; the palstave is, he tells me, published by Nordén, A., Östergötiands Bronsålder (1925), 18Google Scholar—a book not available to me.
page 322 note 1 In Belem Museum I noted three specimens from between Douro and Minho.
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