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Under the volcano

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These conference proceedings contain a foreword with an introduction by the editors and fourteen papers. They deal with LBA iron inlays on bronze artefacts from Central Europe, the EIA hoard from Fliess, Tyrol, and ore resources in the Eastern Alps, EIA metallurgy and specialisation, Iberian falcatae in the British Museum, the organisation of bloom smithing activities in LIA France, iron in the landscape of IA East Yorkshire, UK, preliminary results of surveys and excavations on smelting and forging in the Siegerland region, Germany, during the Latène Period, an urban fine smithing quarter in the oppidum of Rheinau, Switzerland, complex Celtic bronze technology by the examples of a boar-headed carnyx and a swan-shaped helmet from Tintignac, France, metallurgy and analysis of precious metal torcs from the IA Snettisham Treasure, UK, the XRF characterisation of Celtic silver from the Židovar treasure, Serbia, copper alloys and non-ferrous metal working in the oppidum of Manching, Germany, as evidence for resources and recycling, manufacturing techniques of silver jewellery from the LIA to Roman times in Central Europe and research on cultural interaction between Celts and Romans.

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Under the volcano, Ernst Pernicka

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Tytuł
Under the volcano
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Leidorf
Rok wydania
2014
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
220
ISBN10
3896468758
ISBN13
9783896468758
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Opis
These conference proceedings contain a foreword with an introduction by the editors and fourteen papers. They deal with LBA iron inlays on bronze artefacts from Central Europe, the EIA hoard from Fliess, Tyrol, and ore resources in the Eastern Alps, EIA metallurgy and specialisation, Iberian falcatae in the British Museum, the organisation of bloom smithing activities in LIA France, iron in the landscape of IA East Yorkshire, UK, preliminary results of surveys and excavations on smelting and forging in the Siegerland region, Germany, during the Latène Period, an urban fine smithing quarter in the oppidum of Rheinau, Switzerland, complex Celtic bronze technology by the examples of a boar-headed carnyx and a swan-shaped helmet from Tintignac, France, metallurgy and analysis of precious metal torcs from the IA Snettisham Treasure, UK, the XRF characterisation of Celtic silver from the Židovar treasure, Serbia, copper alloys and non-ferrous metal working in the oppidum of Manching, Germany, as evidence for resources and recycling, manufacturing techniques of silver jewellery from the LIA to Roman times in Central Europe and research on cultural interaction between Celts and Romans.