THE SOCIAL PRODUCTION OF IRON IN FIRST MILLENNIUM BC IRELAND

THE SOCIAL PRODUCTION OF IRON IN FIRST MILLENNIUM BC IRELAND

Summary Archaeological data available for reconstructing the Irish Iron Age have expanded rapidly due to the large number of excavations conducted in recent decades as part of large infrastructure projects. This article interprets iron‐production sites dating to the first millennium BC, many of whic...

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