claim · claim_srsc1_colchian_metallurgy_distributed
Colchian copper production was spatially distributed among many production localities rather than demonstrated as one centralized workshop system.
Colchian copper production was spatially distributed among many production localities rather than demonstrated as one centralized workshop system.
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Supporting sources
- supports · supports
Copper Production Landscapes of the South Caucasus — Nathaniel L. Erb-Satullo, Brian J. J. Gilmour, Nana Khakhutaishvili (2017)Source linked to claim record claim_srsc1_colchian_metallurgy_distributed.
Locator: Landscape-scale results and conclusions - supports · supports
Ancient Metal Production Sites from Southwest Georgia in Light of New Archaeological Evidence — Brian J. J. Gilmour, Nana Khakhutaishvili, Nathaniel L. Erb-Satullo (2014)Source linked to claim record claim_srsc1_colchian_metallurgy_distributed.
Locator: Production-site survey - supports · supports
Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Copper Smelting Technologies in the South Caucasus: The View from Ancient Colchis c. 1500–600 BC — Nathaniel L. Erb-Satullo, Brian J. J. Gilmour, Nana Khakhutaishvili (2014)Source linked to claim record claim_srsc1_colchian_metallurgy_distributed.
Locator: Smelting technology and chronology
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