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40 years of underground experiments – Getting to know the prehistoric Hallstatt salt mine with the aid of experimental archaeology (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Johannes Reschreiter.

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40 years of underground experiments – Getting to know the prehistoric Hallstatt salt mine with the aid of experimental archaeology (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Johannes Reschreiter.

Abbauversuche am Salzbergwerk Hallstatt (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Franz Eckart Barth.

An aboriginal salt mine at Camp Verde, Arizona (1928)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Earl Halstead Morris.

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Ackerbau-Experimente in der unbedeichten Salzwassermarsch (1990)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Karl-Ernst Behre. Mamoun Fansa.

Archaeological Implications On the Role of Salt As an Element of Cultural Diffusion (1964)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard O. Keslin.

An archaeology of the Iron Age coastal salt industry: the essential role of experiment (2011)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Marie-Yvane Daire. Catherine Bizien-Jaglin. Anna Baudry.

Archäologie im Experiment (1987)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Anonymous.

Attractive Salt: What the magnetic susceptibility and stratigraphy of the Witz Naab and Killer Bee mounds reveal about ancient Maya salt production and economy. (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Rachel Watson. Heather McKillop. Brooks Ellwood.

Witz Naab and Killer Bee contain some of the last remaining above-ground mounds of a once-thriving salt industry in Punta Ycacos Lagoon, a large salt-water system in Paynes Creek National Park, Belize. Documented sea-level rise during the Terminal Classic has submerged the once thriving Classic period (A.D. 300-900) Maya salt works. Excavations and magnetic susceptibility were conducted as part of the author’s dissertation research at Louisiana State University (LSU). This excavation is part of...

Beispiele der frühgeschichtlichen Salzgewinnung (1989)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jean-François Bergier.

Bericht über weitere Versuche zur Salzgewinnung durch Briquetage (1905)

DOCUMENT Citation Only H Grosse.

Boone`S Lick Salt Works, 1805-33 (1987)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert T. Bray.

Caddo Salt Production in Northwestern Louisiana (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul Eubanks.

During the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, northwestern Louisiana was known as a major hub of the salt trade. However, recent excavations at the Drake's Salt Works Site Complex suggest that this reputation may have been earned relatively late. These excavations have also raised the possibility that many of the salt producers at this saline were non-locals who visited northwestern Louisiana primarily for its salt resources. While the salt makers at Drake's Salt Works would have...

Ceramic salt-making debris from Droitwich (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John Sawle. Ann Woods.

Coal, Iron and Salt across the North Sea: technological transfer in the 'long Industrial Revolution' (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only David Cranstone.

Panhouse saltrmaking, using coal fuel and large iron pans, was one of the first industrial-scale manufacturing processes. Its origins, in Scotland in the 15th century, can be traced to a combination of British coal-mining and -burning expertise with Scandinavian ironmaking technology; the possible role of Cistercian monastic organisation in this process will also be explored. These developments formed an important stage in the development of coal-based industrialisation in its its wider...

Das Briquetage an der Seille in Lothringen (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jean-Paul Bertaux.

Das mitteldeutsche Briquetage - Formen, Verbreitung und Verwendung (1961)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Waldemar Matthias.

Das Stügerwerk im Salzbergwerk Hallstatt (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Franz Eckart Barth.

Das Werler Briquetage und seine experimentelle Erprobung im Archäologischen Freilichtmuseum Oerlinghausen (1990)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hermann Mesch. Mamoun Fansa.

Die Bedeutung der vorgeschichtlichen Salzgewinnung in Südwestdeutschland (2012)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Martin Hees.

Die experimentelle Erprobung des Seillebriquetage (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hermann Mesch. Mamoun Fansa.

Die Geschichte vom Salz (1989)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jean-François Bergier.

Die Rekonstruktion kaiserzeitlicher Salzsiedeofen im Archäologischen Freilichtmuseum Oerlinghausen (1989)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hermann Mesch.

Early Historic Salt-making Sites in South Arkansas (2021)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Beverly J. Watkins.

This is an abstract from the session entitled "Shifting Borders: Early-19th Century Archeology in the Trans-Mississippi South" , at the 2021 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. South central and southwest Arkansas both have an abundance of salt licks, salt springs, salt creeks, and salt marshes. Indigenous people established a number of sites for making salt, and early American settlers developed some of these sites into commercial saltworks. Smaller than the industrial...

ExArchaeo (1989)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Et Al. Martin Griepentrog. Ulrich Willerding. Hermann Mesch.