Suchergebnisse - Muhly, James David

Copper and tin: the distribution of mineral resources and the nature of the metals trade in the Bronze Age

Copper and tin

Parallels and diversities in the production, trade and use of copper and iron in Crete and Cyprus from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age. The view from Crete

Gold

Iron

Metals

Archaic and Classical Greece would not have been the same without the Dark Ages

An Introduction to Minoan Archaeometallurgy

The Crucibles from the Aghia Photia Cemetery

Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean: Where We Went Wrong in the Twentieth Century and How We Can Do Better in the Twenty-first

Research and Excavation at Chrysokamino, Crete 1995-1998

Teaching Ancient History: The Problem of the Ancient Near East

Metals: Typology and Technology

Recent Works in Archaeometallurgy. [Rezension von: Michaeil Y. Treister: The Role of Metals in Ancient Greek history. (Mnemosyne Suppl. 156.) Pp. 481, figs. 20, plans 8, maps 35, E.J. Brill, Leiden (1996) & Rezension von: Veronica McGeehan Liritzis: The Role and Development of Metallurgy in teh Late Neolithic and early Bronze Age of Greece. (SIMA-PB 122.) Pp. 417, figs. 144, maps 88, tables 37. Paul Aström, Jonsered (1996) & Rezension von: William O'Brien: Bronze Age Copper Mining in Britain and Ireland. (Shire Archaeology 71.) Pp. 64, figs. 39, plans 3, map 1. Shire Publications, Buckinghamshire (1996) & Rezension von: Stephan J. Shennan: Bronze Age Copper Producers of the Eastern Alps. Excavations at St. Veit-Klinglberg. (Universitätsforschung zur prähistorischen Archäologie 27.) Pp. 397, color pls. 8, pls. 18, figs. 126, plans 26, maps 5, tables 34. Rudolf Habelt, Bonn (1995) & Rezension von: Peter R. Schmidt: The Culture and Technology of African Iron Production. Pp. 356, figs. 83, plans 6, maps 7, tables 6. University Press of Florida. Gainesville (1996) & Rezension von: S. Terry Childs: Society, Culture, and Technology in Africa. (MASCAP 11, Suppl.) Pp. 108 figs. 39, maps 7, tables 15. University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Philadelphia (1994) & Rezension von: Christophe Dunikowski & Sandra Cabboi: La Sidérurgie chez les Senons. Les Ateliers Celtiques et Gallo-Romaines des Clerimois (Yonne). Pp. 186, color figs. 18, figs. 74, plans 43, maps 3, tables 15. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l'homme, Paris (1995)]

Early bronze age tin and the Taurus

The Crisis Years in the Mediterranean World: Transition or Cultural Disintegration?

The development of copper metallurgy in late bronze age Cyprus

Iron artifacts from Swedish excavations in Cyprus

The Role of Cyprus in the Economy of the Eastern Mediterranean during the Second Millennium B. C.

Phoenicia and the Phoenicians