دانلود کتاب Metallurgy: Understanding How, Learning Why: Studies in Honor of James D. Muhly (Prehistory Monographs)

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List of Tables in the Text\nList of Figures in the Text\nLife with Jim Muhly\nBibliography of James D. Muhly\nList of Abbreviations\nIntroduction\nPart I\rMetallurgy of Cyprus\nChapter 1\rCypriot Chalcolithic Metalwork Edgar Peltenburg\nChapter 2\rMiniature Ingots from Cyprus\nChapter 3\rBroken Symbols: Aspects of Metallurgy at Alassa\nChapter 4A Metallurgical Feast?\nChapter 5\rBlowing the Wind of Change: The Introduction of Bellows in Late Bronze Age Cyprus\nChapter 6\rA Newly Rediscovered Cypriot Tripod-Stand in the Florence Archaeological Museum\nChapter 7 From Smiting to Smithing: The Transformation of a Cypriot God\nPart II Metallurgy of Crete\nChapter 8\rReconstructing Early Cretan Metallurgy: Analytical Evidence from Kephala Petras, Siteia\nChapter 9\rSilver and Bronze Artifacts from the EM I Necropolis at Gournes, Pediada\nChapter 10\rThe Dog Diadem from Mochlos\nChapter 11\rThe Triangular “Daggers” of Prepalatial Crete\nChapter 12\rA Marine Style Gold Ring from the Hagios Charalambos Ossuary: Symbolic Use of Cockle Shells in Minoan Crete\nChapter 13 Metalworking at Malia, Quartier MU: High or Low Techonology\nChapter 14\rThe Mochlos Sistrum and Its Origins\nPart III\rMetallurgical Technology\nChapter 15\rAkrotiraki and Skali: New Evidence for EBA Lead/Silver and Copper Production from Southern Siphnos\nChapter 16\rEarly Bronze Age Copper Smeltingon Seriphos (Cyclades, Greece)\nChapter 17\rSearching for the Early Bronze Age Aegean Metallurgist’s Toolkit\nChapter 18\rTechnological Aspects of Bronze Age Metallurgical Ceramicsin the Eastern Mediterranean\nChapter 19\rSlags from the Late Bronze Age Metal Workshops at Kition and Enkomi, Cyprus\nChapter 20\rThe Metallurgy of Iron during the Early Years of the Iron Age\nPart IV\rTrade and Interactionsin the History of Metallurgy\nChapter 21\rCopper Oxhide Ingots and Lead Isotope Provenancing\nChapter 22\r“Biscuits with Ears:” A Search for the Origin of the Earliest Oxhide Ingots\nChapter 23\rMetal Exchange in Italy from the Middle to the Final Bronze Age (14th–11th Century B.C.E.)\nChapter 24\rCyprus, Copper, and Alashiya\nChapter 25\rAlashiya: A Scientific Quest for Its Location\nChapter 26 Hittite Metals at the Frontier:\rA Three-Spiked Battle Ax from Alalakh\nChapter 27\rSources of Tin and the Tin Trade in Southwest Asia: Recent Research and Its Relevance to Current Understanding\nChapter 28\rThree Copper Oxhide Ingots in the Şanlıurfa Archaeology Museum, Turkey