Metals and Metallurgy

Very few metal objects were available for study when the present author began working on the Tel Mor artifactual assemblages. Either these objects were badly corroded or altogether missing. One missing item is a bronze dagger (Fig. 8.1:1), discovered among the grave goods accompanying Burial 152 (se...

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1. Verfasser:	Barako, Tristan Joseph
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Absorption spectroscopy Alloys Applied sciences Archaeology Bronze age Bronzes Business Chemical elements Chemistry Copper Copper alloys Crucibles Cutting tools Daggers Furnaces Heating equipment Industrial sectors Industry Ingots Knives Laboratory equipment Laboratory techniques Manufacturing industries Materials science Metal products Metallurgy Metals Metals industries Physical sciences Social sciences Spectroscopy Technology Three age system Tin Transition metals
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Zusammenfassung:	Very few metal objects were available for study when the present author began working on the Tel Mor artifactual assemblages. Either these objects were badly corroded or altogether missing. One missing item is a bronze dagger (Fig. 8.1:1), discovered among the grave goods accompanying Burial 152 (see also Figs. 2.11, 2.12; M. Dothan 1960: Pl. 2:2). It is the only metal artifact that bears analysis. Also recovered were a few clay objects used in metal processing, including fragments of tuyères (Fig. 8.1: 2–4) and a crucible (Fig. 8.1:5). According to Shalev’s typology, the dagger belongs to Type 7E of