Plot showing the clustering of CTs based on two clusters (CT 1: quartzite; CT 2: sandstone; CT 3: antler; CT 4: bone; CT 5: boxwood; CT 6: copper; each dot represents a blade).

Plot showing the clustering of CTs based on two clusters (CT 1: quartzite; CT 2: sandstone; CT 3: antler; CT 4: bone; CT 5: boxwood; CT 6: copper; each dot represents a blade).

<p>Plot showing the clustering of CTs based on two clusters (CT 1: quartzite; CT 2: sandstone; CT 3: antler; CT 4: bone; CT 5: boxwood; CT 6: copper; each dot represents a blade).</p>

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Main Author:	Olivier Touzé (22133040) (author)
Other Authors:	Veerle Rots (2548492) (author)
Published:	2025
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