Ancient mines in pre-roman Maghreb.Present and future of archaeological, geophysical and archaeometric researches in Marocco and Algeria

Autor: L. -I. Manfredi L. -I., Dekayir A., Bokbot Y.

Publikováno v: Papers from the 1st Workshop Archaeology in Africa Potentials and perspectives on laboratory & fieldwork research, pp. 63–73, Roma, 6-7 dicembre 2017
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We currently have little archaeological and historical data about mining areas of North Africa that were exploited in pre-Roman times, and even the rare anciens proofs can be mostly dated to Roman period. However, it was the searching for new metals

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Chemical and metallurgical characterisation of a serie of bronze Punic coins found at Tharros

Autor: G.M. Ingo, L.-I. Manfredi, S. Caroli, G.Bultrini, G.Chiozzini

Publikováno v: XII Internationaler Numismatischer Kongress Berlin 1997, pp. 306–315, Berlino, 15-20 Settembre 1997
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Fifty bronze Punic coins of a serie known as the "free galloping horse", dating back to 350-320 BC and struck in the Punic settlements of Sicily and at Carthage, have been found at Tharros (Sardinia). The chemical composition and the microchemical st

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Chemical composition and microchemistry of 'free galloping horse' bronze Punic coins

Autor: L.-I. Manfredi, G. Bultrini, Sergio Caroli, G. Chiozzini, G. M. Ingo, P. Delle Femmine

Publikováno v: Scopus-Elsevier
Materials Research Society Symposium-MATERIALS ISSUES IN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY, 1996 MRS Fall Symposium, pp. 417–422, Boston, MA, USA, 3-5 December 1996
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A large group of the so called “free galloping horse” bronze Punic coins, that is the most common series largely diffused in the Mediterranean basin, has been found during the archaeological excavation at Tharros (western Sardinia, Italy). Forty-

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