Goldworking in Britain From Iron Age to Medieval Times

Justine Bayley

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Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis

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Goldworking comprises four main areas of activity: testing purity, refining, melting and casting and working or smithing. The archaeological evidence for these processes from Iron Age, Roman, Saxon and medieval Britain is reviewed.

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1990Object and economy in medieval Winchester 1972Verulamium Excavations 1975The origins of mercury gilding 1990The Work of angels': masterpieces of Celtic metalwork, 6th-9th centuries AD 1962The method of use of early Iron Age coin moulds

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