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49. Early Bronze Age Metallurgy From Antiquity 76 (no 292). Thomas E.Levy et al describe the discovery of the largest Early Bronze Age copper manufactory in the Middle East, found in the Wadi Faynan area. http://weber.ucsd.edu/Depts/Anthro/classes/tlevy/Fidan/JHF/KHI_antiquity.pdf

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55. Historical Metallurgy Society WWW Page These pages have been superceded by the official Historical metallurgy Society pages. University of Bradford Ancient metallurgy Research Group http://users.ox.ac.uk/~salter/hms/

These pages have been superceded by the official Historical Metallurgy Society pages. Contents The Journal - Contents - most recent issue Databases Links to other archaeometallurgical pages links to other archaeology pages Links to other Archaeo-metallurgical WWW sites and E-mail discussion groups University of Bradford Ancient Metallurgy Research Group University of Oxford Material Science-based Archaeology Group English Heritage's Guide for Archaeometallurgy for archaeological projects Archaeometallurgy on the Web - in German Geochemical Archaeology and Archaeometallurgy at Yale University Archaeometallurgy at MASCA University of Pennsylvania The Goltepe/Kestel Project, Turkey directed by Aslihan Yener of the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago. SWORDS, ARMOR, AND FIGURINES - A Metalliferous View from the Cental Taurus by K. Aslihan Yener E-mail discussion group Arch-metals Some links to other Archaeological WWW page The list links to other archaeological WWW sites is not intended to be comprehensive as the archaeological WWW world changes too quickly for anyone to keep up. However, it is hoped to put in links to those sites which do give a reasonable coverage of the British and European WWW pages. Please let me know (address given below) if you know of other sites English Heritage Ancient Monuments Laboratory CBA Archaeology on Line maintained by Mike Heyworth Archaeology in Scotland Maintained by the Department of Archaeology, University of Glascow.

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