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  1. ; ; (, Journal of Middle Atlantic archaeology)
    As a non-destructive method for multi-element analysis, portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (pXRF) has the potential for broad archaeological application. Here, we employ pXRF for the compositional analysis of whiteware and stoneware sherds collected from Stoddartsville, a nineteenth century milling village built along the upper Lehigh River in northeast Pennsylvania. Our analysis demonstrates that we can use compositional data to distinguish between makers of macroscopically similar pottery. In turn, these data will expand our ability to source pottery from Stoddartsville, providing insight into the regional economy, the development of local ceramic industries, and consumer agency. 
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