Meeting 2023-1
Date: 22 April 2023
Participants: ca. 35 participants constantly in Zoom meeting
Student award winner: Raluca Lazarescu
Presentations
- N. Kucukarslan, T. Ota, C. Potiszil, K. Kobayashi, E. Nakamura, S. Omura: Searching for clues about the early iron history in Central Anatolia
- M. Charlton, X. (Janice) Li, A. Bevan: Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s iron
- X. Michel-Tanaka: The evolution of furnace wall making in japanese traditional iron smelting
- E. Vodyasov, O. Zaitceva, M. Vavulin: Nomadic iron production in the Altai Mountains in the 1st millennium AD: Advanced technology of box-shape furnaces
- M. Charlton: New approaches to old methods: archaeometallurgical analysis at the UCL Institute of Archaeology
- B. Cornelis, A. Wittke, D. Berger: Disentangling the Sögel-Wohlde blade tradition of the Nordic Bronze Age through a multi-proxy approach
- M. Odler: News on the research of early ancient Egyptian and Nubian copper metallurgy
- I. Calgaro, M. Radivojevic, M. Altaweel, A. S. Yermolayeva: Metal production at 2nd millennium BC Taldysai (Central Kazakhstan): An update of research
- A. Rodzinka: Complex metallurgy of the Bronze Age-Iron Age transition in Iran: Archaeomaterials and forensic investigations
- I. Stepanov, M. Brauns, U. Avner, N. Lockhoff, A. Eliyahu-Behar: Investigation of provenance of Nabataean iron tools from the Southern Levant via a combined approach of osmium isotopy and trace element analyses
- R. Lazarescu, C. Fenwick, Y. Bokbot, M. Charlton, D. Mattingly, M. Sterry: Copper production in the medieval Moroccan Sahara
- J. English, J. Prus: What were they thinking of? Metalworkers’ thought before modern chemistry
- A. B. Daoust: An introduction to the Roman blacksmith Project: Identity, labour division, and status in funerary imagery
- R. J. H. Wanhill, O. Oudbashi: Fractography and metallography of some heritage metals
- O. Oudbashi, F. Carò: Chemical-microstructural characterization of metalworking technology during the Early Islamic Period of Iran (7th to 14th centuries CE)
- S. Greiff: The 19th c. blast furnace of the Gräfenbach iron works in Germany