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Metalworking at H azor: A Long‐Term Perspective

Naama Yahalom‐Mack · Yuval Gadot · Adi Eliyahu Behar · Shlomit Bechar · Sana Shilstein · Israel Finkelstein

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Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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Summary The temporal and spatial distribution of metal production remains fromHazor was used in this study to sketch the development of metalworking (bronze, iron and silver) at this important site. The remains attest to a long sequence of metalworking atHazor, from theMiddleBronzeAge through to theIronAge, and significantly highlight the transition from bronze to iron production and the mode of bronze production after the transition had been completed.

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