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In English. Soft cover, 28 cm, 348 pp., Ill. ISBN: 978-960-98261-0-5. Proceedings of an International Symposium held at the University of Grete, Rethymnon, Greece, on November 19-21, 2004. The jigsaw puzzle of the metallurgy and metalworking of the Aegean is slowly being completed. It is being filled in by new finds, new methods, and analyses that point to new possibilities. The pieces of the puzzle are still difficult to assemble: our knowledge is frequently fragmented, both geographically and chronologically. Nevertheless it is now possible to arrive at a minimum series of technical events in a chronological and geographical sequence, not just a sequence of abstract technological development, following a continuous and linear concept. The effort is rather directed to plotting the evidence in chronological, technical and geographical correspondence, albeit with a number of gaps, regressions and delays.CONTENTS:J.D. Muhly, An introduction to Minoan archaeometallurgy // O. Kakavogianni et al, Silver metallurgical finds dating from the end of the final neolithic period until the Middle Bronze Age in the area of Mesogeia // S. Papadopoulos, Silver and copper production practices in the prehistoric settlement at Limenaria, Thasos // J.D. Muhly, Ayia Photia and the cycladic element in early Minoan metallurgy // A. Vasilakis, Silver metalworking in prehistoric Crete // N.H. Gale et al, Early helladic metallurgy at Raphina, Attica, and the role of Lavrion // P.P. Betancourt, The copper smelting workshop at Chrysokamino: Reconstructing the smelting process // M. Catapotis et al, Preliminary results from an experimental study of perforated copper-smelting shaft furnaces from Chrysokamino (Eastern Crete) // Th. Tselios, Pre-palatial copper metalworking in the Messara plain, Crete -- THE MINOAN METALLURGICAL TRADITION: C. Gillis and Robin Clayton, Tin and the Aegean in the Bronze Age // Metal hoards from LM IB Mochlos, Crete // Th.M. Brogan, Metalworking at Mochlos before the appearance of the Artisans' Quarters // G. Papasavvas, A closer look at the technology of some minoan gold rings // Hubert la Marle, Minoan metallurgy and Linear A // Lena Hakulin, Bronzeworking on late Minoan Crete // Maria Kayafa, Copper-based artefacts in the Bronze Age Peloponnese -- THE WIDER MEDITERRANEAN CONTEXT: Fulvia lo Schiavo, Oxhide ingots in the Central Mediterranean // E. Farinetti, A digital archive for oxhide ingots // V. Kassianidou, The formative years of the Cypriot copper industry -- TECHNOLOGICAL QUESTIONS: G. Papadimitriou, The technological evolution of copper alloys in the Aegean during the prehistoric period // D. Anglos et al, LIBS analysis of metalwork from the Ayios Charalambos cave // N. Kallithrakas-Kontos et al, EDXRF Study of late minoan metal artworks // Anno Hein et al, Finite element analysis (FEA) of metallurgical ceramics assessment of their thermal behaviour // Lia Karimali, Lithic and metal tools in the Bronze Age Aegean: a parallel relationship // Iris Tzachili, An Addendum: Were there sources of metal ores on Crete or not?==================================================================IMPORTANT: The price does NOT include the shipping cost which depends on actual weight and destination. You will receive a message after placing the order with the exact cost and the options available; then you will have to approve / reject this cost; you may also ask about this cost before placing the order at siatras@hotmail.com .

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