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The Identification of Slags from Archaeological Sites

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Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Metallurgical Processes and Thermodynamics Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis

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IntroductionPART 1: Slags in GeneralIntroducing SlagsField Indentification of SlagsCheck List for Surveys of Archaeometallurgical SlagsLaboratory Identification of SlagsFormation of Metallurgical SlagsChemical and Phase Composition of SlagsSlag MineralsSecondary MineralsAdditional Slag PropertiesPART II: Catalogue of Selected ExamplesNon-metallurgical SlagsCopper Slag in Statu NascendiCopper Slags from Smelting Oxidic OresCopper Slags from Smelting Sulphidic Ores with Matte, etc.Copper Slags with Tin, Etc.Tin SlagsLead SlagsSpeissIron Slags from Smelting and SmithingAcknowledgementsRecommended Reading and ReferencesPlates

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