Metallurgy and Civilisation: Eurasia and Beyond (Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on the Beginnings of the Use of Metals and Alloys: BUMA 6) edited by Jianjun Mei and Thilo Rehren.
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Nov 10, 2021
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Book reviews represent the opinion of the reviewer. Any correspondence relating to the content of book reviews should be addressed direct to the reviewers.
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Barnard N 1996, ‘The entry of cire-perdue investment casting, and certain other metallurgical techniques (mainly metalworking) into south China and their progress northwards’, in F D Bulbeck (ed), Ancient Chinese and Southeast Asian bronze age cultures (Taipei), vol 1, 1–94.
Chernykh E N 1992, Ancient metallurgy in the USSR: The early metal age, tr Sarah Wright (Cambridge).
Hua Jueming 1985, ‘Shilafa de qiyuan he fazhan [The origin and development of lost-wax casting]’, Keji shi wenji [Papers on the history of science and technology] 13, 63–81.
Hua Jueming and Jia Yunfu 1983, ‘Zeng Hou Yu zun, pan he shilafa de qiyuan [The zun and pan vessels of Marquis Yu of Zeng and the origin of lost-wax casting]’, Ziran kexue shi yanjiu [Studies in the history of natural sciences] 2(4), 352–359.
Karlbeck O 1935, ‘Anyang Moulds’, Bulletin [Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm] 7, 39–60.
Mei Jianjun 2000, Copper and bronze metallurgy in late prehistoric Xinjiang: Its cultural context and relationship with neighbouring regions (Oxford: BAR International series 865).
Mei Jianjun 2003, ‘Qijia and Seima-Turbino: The question of early contacts between northwest China and the Eurasian steppe’, Bulletin [Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm] 75, 31–54.
Mei, Jianjun 2009, ‘Early metallurgy and socio-cultural complexity: Archaeological discoveries in northwest China’, in B K Hanks and K M Linduff (eds), Social complexity in prehistoric Eurasia: Monuments, metals, and mobility (Cambridge), 215–232.
Zhang Zengqi 1999, ‘Guanyu Sanxingdui er-hao “jisikeng” chutu wenwu de dingming, yongtu ji shidai wenti [The terminology, functions, and date of the artefacts from ‘sacrificial pit’ no 2 at Sanxingdui]’, Kaogu [Archaeology] 1999(4), 376–379.
Barnard N 1996, ‘The entry of cire-perdue investment casting, and certain other metallurgical techniques (mainly metalworking) into south China and their progress northwards’, in F D Bulbeck (ed), Ancient Chinese and Southeast Asian bronze age cultures (Taipei), vol 1, 1–94.
Chernykh E N 1992, Ancient metallurgy in the USSR: The early metal age, tr Sarah Wright (Cambridge).
Hua Jueming 1985, ‘Shilafa de qiyuan he fazhan [The origin and development of lost-wax casting]’, Keji shi wenji [Papers on the history of science and technology] 13, 63–81.
Hua Jueming and Jia Yunfu 1983, ‘Zeng Hou Yu zun, pan he shilafa de qiyuan [The zun and pan vessels of Marquis Yu of Zeng and the origin of lost-wax casting]’, Ziran kexue shi yanjiu [Studies in the history of natural sciences] 2(4), 352–359.
Karlbeck O 1935, ‘Anyang Moulds’, Bulletin [Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm] 7, 39–60.
Mei Jianjun 2000, Copper and bronze metallurgy in late prehistoric Xinjiang: Its cultural context and relationship with neighbouring regions (Oxford: BAR International series 865).
Mei Jianjun 2003, ‘Qijia and Seima-Turbino: The question of early contacts between northwest China and the Eurasian steppe’, Bulletin [Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm] 75, 31–54.
Mei, Jianjun 2009, ‘Early metallurgy and socio-cultural complexity: Archaeological discoveries in northwest China’, in B K Hanks and K M Linduff (eds), Social complexity in prehistoric Eurasia: Monuments, metals, and mobility (Cambridge), 215–232.
Zhang Zengqi 1999, ‘Guanyu Sanxingdui er-hao “jisikeng” chutu wenwu de dingming, yongtu ji shidai wenti [The terminology, functions, and date of the artefacts from ‘sacrificial pit’ no 2 at Sanxingdui]’, Kaogu [Archaeology] 1999(4), 376–379.
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Metallurgy and Civilisation: Eurasia and Beyond (Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on the Beginnings of the Use of Metals and Alloys: BUMA 6) edited by Jianjun Mei and Thilo Rehren. (2021). Historical Metallurgy, 44(1), 59-61. https://www.hmsjournal.org/index.php/home/article/view/162
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Metallurgy and Civilisation: Eurasia and Beyond (Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on the Beginnings of the Use of Metals and Alloys: BUMA 6) edited by Jianjun Mei and Thilo Rehren. (2021). Historical Metallurgy, 44(1), 59-61. https://www.hmsjournal.org/index.php/home/article/view/162