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    The extraction of lead from its ores by the iron-reduction process: A historical perspective

    The iron-reduction process for extracting lead from its ores, as practiced in different parts of the world, is reviewed and discussed in this paper based on literary and documentary evidence. It has been shown...

    R. K. Dube in JOM (2006)

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    Ferrous arrowheads and their oil quench hardening: Some early Indian evidence

    A wide variety of ferrous arrowheads were in use in ancient India. Several typical chemical analyses of arrowheads found from archaeological excavation carried out at Kaushambi are reported in this paper. The ...

    R. K. Dube in JOM (2008)

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    Directly smelted lead-tin alloys: A historical perspective

    This paper discusses evidence related to the genesis and occurrence of mixed lead-tin ore deposit consisting of cassiterite and the secondary minerals formed from galena. These evidences belong to a very long ...

    R. K. Dube in JOM (2010)

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    Wootz: Erroneous Transliteration of Sanskrit “Utsa” used for Indian Crucible Steel

    The terminology Wootz for the legendary Indian crucible steel was first introduced by Helenus Scott in his letter to Joseph Banks, the then President of the Royal Society, London, in 1794. He stated several sa...

    R. K. Dube in JOM (2014)