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Back to the Bronze Age: Sharpening up on Bronze Metallurgy

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To help lay the foundation for studying metallurgy as part of my PhD, I went on a residential weekend workshop on bronze-working in Wales. In this talk I will present the processes involved in the manufacturing of a bronze sword, all the way from casting to hafting, along with a chance to see the finished product.

This talk is part of the Archaeology Graduate Seminar Series series.

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