On the Chemical Composition of Prehistoric Greek copper-based artefacts from the Aegean region
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Thirty-nine copper-based objects from the Aegean region of Greece, covering the Late Neolithic, Early and Late Bronze Ages, but excluding the Middle Bronze Age, were analysed for their chemical content (twelve elements) by atomic absorption spectrometry. The results show that there was a gradual shift in copper metallurgy from pure copper (Late Neolithic), to arsenical copper (Early Bronze Age), to bronze (Late Bronze Age). The results tend to indicate that the same type of copper metallurgy existed throughout the Aegean in each period.
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Demakopoulou, who provided us with the copper-based objects and Dr O. Tzachou-Alexandri, director of the National Archaeological Museum in Athens for allowing us to analyse the samples in the Chemistry Laboratory of the Museum. We should also like to thank Dr P. T. 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