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Metallography of Archaeological Alloys
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AbstractArchaeometallurgists use metallography to reveal and interpret the microstructures of objects, in conjunction with the results of their chemical analyses and microanalyses. This article describes a number of special problems that occur while performing metallographic analyses on archaeological materials. It also presents case studies, with examples that illustrate situations where metallography has contributed to archaeometallurgical studies.
Title: Metallography of Archaeological Alloys
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AbstractArchaeometallurgists use metallography to reveal and interpret the microstructures of objects, in conjunction with the results of their chemical analyses and microanalyses.
This article describes a number of special problems that occur while performing metallographic analyses on archaeological materials.
It also presents case studies, with examples that illustrate situations where metallography has contributed to archaeometallurgical studies.
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