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Chronology of the bloomery fields of the Iron Age is a very complex and interesting subject. Usually it can be established by radiocarbon analysis of the organic debris, mainly charcoal fragments, found at the bottom of slag-pit furnaces or by dating archaeological material collected from the sites...

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Main Author: Robert Janiszewski
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Language:ces
Published: Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague 2018-10-01
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Online Access:https://archeologickerozhledy.cz/index.php/ar/article/view/86
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description Chronology of the bloomery fields of the Iron Age is a very complex and interesting subject. Usually it can be established by radiocarbon analysis of the organic debris, mainly charcoal fragments, found at the bottom of slag-pit furnaces or by dating archaeological material collected from the sites during excavations. Both methods however, based on very limited material, often provide only broad time frames for the occupation of the sites. In Mazovian Centre of Metallurgy, where several large bloomery fields were located very close to or even within the Iron Age settlements, frequently a number of slag-pit furnaces were recorded in stratigraphic relations with other archaeological features. The chronology of those features could be established more precisely by analysing their archaeological contents. The aim of this paper will be to discuss the chronological implications for the slag-pit furnaces found in such relations. The results of this assessment will be compared with series of radiocarbon measurements from the Mazovian Centre which haven’t been published so far.
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spelling doaj.art-0caec0ff8fe14c6296daa2d4620ff44d2023-01-12T21:02:51ZcesInstitute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, PragueArcheologické Rozhledy0323-12672570-91512018-10-0170310.35686/AR.2018.19Before or after?Robert Janiszewski0Museum of Ancient Mazovian Metallurgy, T. Pelczynskiego 32c, Apt. 33, PL-01-471 Warsaw Chronology of the bloomery fields of the Iron Age is a very complex and interesting subject. Usually it can be established by radiocarbon analysis of the organic debris, mainly charcoal fragments, found at the bottom of slag-pit furnaces or by dating archaeological material collected from the sites during excavations. Both methods however, based on very limited material, often provide only broad time frames for the occupation of the sites. In Mazovian Centre of Metallurgy, where several large bloomery fields were located very close to or even within the Iron Age settlements, frequently a number of slag-pit furnaces were recorded in stratigraphic relations with other archaeological features. The chronology of those features could be established more precisely by analysing their archaeological contents. The aim of this paper will be to discuss the chronological implications for the slag-pit furnaces found in such relations. The results of this assessment will be compared with series of radiocarbon measurements from the Mazovian Centre which haven’t been published so far. https://archeologickerozhledy.cz/index.php/ar/article/view/86Late Iron AgePrzeworsk CultureMazoviairon productionslag-pit furnaces
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Before or after?
Archeologické Rozhledy
Late Iron Age
Przeworsk Culture
Mazovia
iron production
slag-pit furnaces
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topic Late Iron Age
Przeworsk Culture
Mazovia
iron production
slag-pit furnaces
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