Metallurgy (Other Keyword)

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Smelting for fun: hypothesis testing, happy accidents and theatrical performances (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jake Keen.

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Space and Scale in Reconstructions of the Social Organization of Craft Production (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Nathaniel Erb-Satullo.

Archaeologists often speak of production in spatial terms, contrasting nucleated and dispersed forms of crafting. However, the importance of the scale of spatial patterning in production activities (as opposed to "scale" in reference to quantitative output) has yet to be fully explored. It is impossible to relate the spatial distribution of crafting activities to a particular social organization of production without considering spatial scale. An examination of spatial distributions at multiple...

Space, the Iron Frontier: Production, Spatial Organization and Historicity of Iron Metallurgy within the Angkorian Khmer Empire, Cambodia (9th to 15th c. CE) (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Mitch Hendrickson. Stéphanie Leroy. Quan Hua. Kaseka Phon. Enrique Vega.

Iron production was a critical process in the expansion of the Angkorian Khmer Empire. Recent surveys by INDAP around the Phnom Dek region have revealed a massive industrial landscape that appears to have fueled Angkor’s expansionist ambitions between the 11th to 13th centuries. This paper presents a spatial and morphological GIS analysis of hundreds of slag concentrations mapped in this region to evaluate changes in the scale and organization of metal production. Combined with pXRF data of tap...

Temperature profiles and cast iron production in experimental iron-smelting furnaces (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Gerry Mcdonnell.

Theophilus: The various arts (1961)

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Towards a Deep History of Southern Appalachian Copper Mining: New Agendas and Approaches (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Colin Quinn. Alice Wright. Benjamin Duvall-Irwin.

Copper was an important raw material throughout the prehistory of the Eastern Woodlands of North America. The role of southern Appalachian copper in social, economic, political, and ideological systems across the Eastern Woodlands has received little attention from anthropological archaeologists, particularly compared with copper from more famous procurement zones in the Great Lakes region. In this paper, we present the first steps of a new collaborative research project designed to understand...

Trans-cultural interaction in China’s Shang Period: an archaeo-metallurgical perspective (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Kunlong Chen. Jianjun Mei. Thilo Rehren. Congcang Zhao.

The production of ritual bronze vessels is an internationally recognised feature of Bronze Age China, contrasting strikingly with other early civilizations across the world. Their manufacture exploded in the Shang period (16th to 11th centuries BC), when bronze metallurgy spread across the whole territory of present-day China. However, while the production of ritual bronze vessels predominated in the Central Plains, resent research is showing how surrounding regions exhibited strong local...

Twenty-five years of bloomery experiments: perspectives and prospects (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Peter Crew.

Ullmanns Encyklopädie der Technischen Chemie (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Et Al. Herta Buchholz-Meisenheimer.

Variations in Mochica Metalwork (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Alicia Boswell. Ellen Howe. Joanne Pillsbury. Deborah Schorsch.

In the last thirty years, archaeological investigations on the north coast of Peru have produced a wealth of new information leading to nuances in our understanding of Moche sociopolitical organization (AD 200-800). These discoveries have included excavations of intact tombs of Moche male and female elites, interred with their ritual regalia and other grave goods. Metal ornaments made up an important part of this regalia, yet our understanding of Moche metallurgy technology and its relationship...

WEG-WYZER voor aankomende Goud en zilversmeden door Willem van Laer, Mr. Zilver-smidt tot Zwoln (1721)

DOCUMENT Citation Only W van Laer.

Photographic reprint of the 3rd edition (1768) with an introduction by B. Dubbe, De Tijdstroom, Lochem, 1967.

What have experimental archaeologists done for us? Iron in the East Yorkshire Iron Age (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Peter Halkon.

Workshop Methods for Gold- and Silversmiths (1960)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Christian Schwahn.

Експерименталъна археологія y роботі північноï експедиціï - Eksperīmental"na arkheologіia i robotі pіvnіchnoï eksleditsіï (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only I A Gotun. A V Petrauskas. I A Gotun. A V Petrauskas. O V Petrauskas. D L Gaskevitsj. O.M. Kazemir. S D Lisenko.

Експерименталъна археологія y роботі північноï експедиціï - Eksperīmental"na arkheologіia i robotі pіvnіchnoï ekspeditsіï (2007)

DOCUMENT Citation Only I A Gotun. A V Petrauskas. O V Petrauskas.