Roland Haubner
Copper is the first metal produced by humans in a metallurgical way and thus marks the beginning of metallurgy. Archaeometallurgy has set itself the task of reconstructing prehistoric, metallurgical processes from archaeological finds. For this purpose, modern methods of chemical analysis and metallographic methods for structural analysis are used. Due to the complexity of copper metallurgy, starting with different ores, followed by different smelting processes with different slags and copper alloys, up to the copper objects, it is very difficult to trace process chains by evaluating analytical data. In order to achieve progress in the field of archaeometallurgy, many more scientific investigations are necessary, with the 'narrative' character of archaeology in the background and the 'scientific' character of metallurgy in the foreground of the data evaluation.
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