A Comparison of the Fifth Grade Arithmetic Content as Prescribed in the Basal Arithmetic Textbooks Adopted in the State of Utah for 1954-1964

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Someday

From the Paramount Picture The Great Victor Herberthttps://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/sheetmusic/1243/thumbnail.jp

On Miami shore : (golden sands of Miami) : waltz song

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You Are Free

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On Miami shore: waltz

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Deep In Your Eyes : Grace and Charlie

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Brothers : Julie, Polly and Girls

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A Girl, A Man, A Night, A Dance : Anne and Chorus

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How mineralogy and geochemistry can improve the significance of Pb isotopes in metal provenance studies

Lead isotopes combined with trace element data represent a powerful tool for non-ferrous metal provenance studies. Nevertheless, unconsidered geological factors and archaeological data, as well as ignored analytical procedures, may substantially modify the interpretation of the isotopic and trace element signature obtained as a potential ore candidate. Three archaeological examples, accompanied by high-resolution lead isotopic measurements (MC–ICP–MS), are presented here to discuss the above-mentioned criticisms and to propose some solutions. The first example deals with prehistoric/historical gold/silver-mining activity from Romania (the Baia Borşa and Roşia Montană ore deposits). The second one regards the lead/silver metallurgical activity from the Mont-Lozère massif (France) during medieval times. The third example focuses on the comparison between two batches of lead isotope data gathered on Roman lead ingots from Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, using different SRM 981 Pb values