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Резюме. Накопление источников, связанных с металлопроизводством, из раскопок памятников позднебронзового века Картамышского археологического микрорайона в Донбассе остро ставит проблему назначения костяных орудий в этой отрасли. До... more
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      Residue and Use-Wear Analysis, Archaeology - Social change- Technology - Use-wear analysis, Bone tools and Use-wear Analisys, Metal Working
Резюме. Археологические источники свидетельствуют, что в тех или иных сообществах могли быть сосредоточены как все технологические процессы металлопроизводства, так и лишь отдельные из них (добыча, обогащение руды, металлургия и... more
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      Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Bone tools and Use-wear Analisys, Metal Working, Metal production
This paper argues that the opening up of the Liguria uplands and their use for transhumant summer pastoralism led to the discovery of new mineral resources, copper and chert. More intensive agricultural production, based on secondary... more
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      Mediterranean prehistory, Neolithic Archaeology, Copper age, Prehistoric Italy
João Xavier Matos
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      Copper Ores, Early Mining, geology of Southern Portugal
This paper examines the debate concerning the spread of early copper mining and metallurgy in Europe, in terms both of the a priori premises of the scholars concerned and of the actual archaeological evidence. It discusses the development... more
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      Prehistoric Archaeology, Neolithic Europe, Early Metallurgy, Copper age
It has long been assumed that the prehistoric inhabitants of Australia had always shunned caves, but recent evidence indicates that Pleistocene man made extensive use of deep limestone caves in that continent. Nearly all the Australian... more
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      Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Rock Art (Archaeology), Speleology
Reply to Crew 1994 on 'viability' of Bronze Age copper mines on Mount Gabriel.
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      Prehistoric Archaeology, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Prehistory, Copper extraction and production
This study provides the first evidence for the extraction of lead in the later early medieval period in Lancashire, in the North West of England. Archaeological evidence for human activity in the region during the later medieval period is... more
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      History, Archaeology, Historical Archaeology, British History