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This project investigates the evolution of bronze workshop practices in late Bronze Age Europe, focusing on technological choices and craft organization. It employs a cross-cultural approach to understand resource control and identity formation through metallurgical analysis.
During the late Bronze Age in Europe (c. 1300-800BC) there was a transition in metal consumption from a restricted-access prestige material to a common medium for making practical objects.
The objective of this project is to characterise culturally particular developments in bronze workshop practices using case-study areas in Europe, and through this to rethink relationships linking resource control, craft organisation and identity formation.
This is achieved by measuring variability in the tech…
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN
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