Ricerche di archeometallurgia in Italia settentrionale: il caso di Milano in età Romana

Elisa Maria Grassi

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Abstract

Archaeometallurgical studies should be aimed to a better comprehension of the socio-economic organization of ancient settlements. Roman Milan is known as a lively and rich city, although little evidence for craftsmanship and production has been found so far. Thus, a comparison between historical data and the results of the archaeological investigations is attempted here, in order to understand what kind of activities was carried out here, and on which scale. Blacksmithing and bronze-working are undoubtedly testified, as well as other activities which ask for a more deepened study, such as zinc cementation and iron smelting, but also glass- and bone-working.
Titolo tradotto del contributo[Autom. eng. transl.] Archaeometallurgy research in northern Italy: the case of Milan in the Roman age
Lingua originaleItalian
Titolo della pubblicazione ospiteArcheometallurgia - dalla conoscenza alla fruizione
EditorClaudio Giardino
Pagine161-168
Numero di pagine8
Stato di pubblicazionePubblicato - 2011

Serie di pubblicazioni

NomeBeni Archeologici - Conoscenza e Tecnologie

Keywords

  • archaeology
  • metallurgy

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