Oxford Journal of Archaeology · 2014 · 27 citations · 19 references
HumanitiesArchaeologyMaterials ScienceIndustrial ArchaeologyMetallurgyNear Eastern ArchaeologyAlloysBronze Age ArchaeologyIron Age ArchaeologyIron Industry ArchaeologyMetallurgical ArchaeologyMetalworking TechnologyArchaeological MetallurgyArchaeology Of MetalworkingBronze ProductionEarly MetallurgyIron MetallurgyMetal ProductionMetalwork HistoryMetalworking Sequence Reconstruction
Summary The temporal and spatial distribution of metal production remains from H azor was used in this study to sketch the development of metalworking (bronze, iron and silver) at this important site. The remains attest to a long sequence of metalworking at H azor, from the M iddle B ronze A ge through to the I ron A ge, and significantly highlight the transition from bronze to iron production and the mode of bronze production after the transition had been completed.
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