Metals and Society: Papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists Sixth Annual Meeting in Lisbon 2000

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BARBARA S. OTTAWAY: Introduction Adoption and Development of Metallurgy: SALVADOR ROVIRA: Metallurgy and Society in Prehistoric Spain RUSSELL B. ADAMS: From Farms to Factories: The Development of Copper Production at Faynan, Southern Jordan, During the Early Bronze Age RUDIGER KRAUSE: The Cultural and Chronological Context of the Development of Early Bronze Age Metallurgy in Europe 3. Metal-Making: EMMA C. WAGER: Mining as Social Process: A Case Study from the Great Orme, North Wales, UK ELKE NIEDERSCHLAG and ERNST PERNICKA: The Provenance of Early Bronze Age Copper from Northern Bohemia and Central Germany: First Results from Physico-chemical Investigations Helena Alves: The Panasqueira Mines, Portugal: A Case Study on the Social and Labour Organisation of an Extractive Industry During the Twentieth Century 4. Metal-Working: JOSTEIN BERGSTOOL: Iron Technology and Magic in Iron Age Norway SARIEL SHALEV and MIRA FREUND: The Archaeology of Islamic Metals and the Anthropology of Traditional Metal Casting in Cairo Today IRINA ZAITSEVA: Jewellers from Different Regions in the Castle of St Mikhail of Chernigov, Russia ANA AVILA DE MELO, HELENA ALVES and MARIA DE FATIMA ARAUJO: The Bronze Palstave from the Quarta Feira Copper Mine, Central Portugal 5. Consumption of Metal Objects: JOANNA SOFAER DEREVENSKI and MARIE LOUISE STIG SOORENSEN: Becoming Cultural: Society and the Incorporation of Bronze SUE D. BRIDGFORD: Bronze and the First Arms Race - Cause, Effect or Coincidence?' BJORN MAGNUSSON STAAF: Changes of Use: Transformations of Comprehension.

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