Prehistoric Copper Objects from Western Mexico

Clement W. Meighan

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Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Historical Studies in Central America

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A series of Pre-Columbian copper artifacts from Nayarit, Mexico, is analyzed. Evidence of deliberate alloys is negative, but the specimens are important as early examples of metal working in Mesoamerica.

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1953The Manufacture of Copper Bells Found in Southwestern Sites

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