Assaying the Eight Metals of Antiquity: Archaeometallurgical Perspectives on Indian Heritage - Lecture 2
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Explore the fascinating world of archaeometallurgy in this second lecture of the Madhava Lectures series. Delve into the pre-industrial Indian contributions to metallurgy, focusing on non-ferrous and ferrous metallurgical techniques. Discover insights from surviving craft traditions and learn about the skilled early use of high-tin bronzes, the making of statuary bronzes, unique methods of metallic zinc extraction, and the use of wrought iron and high-carbon steels. Gain a deeper understanding of India's significant role in the global history of science and technology through the lens of metal production and usage in antiquity.
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‘Assaying’ the Eight Metals of Antiquity: Archaeometallurgical ... (Lecture 2) by Sharada Srinivasan
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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences