Metalworkers and Their Tools

Linda Boutoille has a PhD in archaeology from the Université de Bourgogne and is currently Research Fellow based at Queen’s University. She has held a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship, a Royal Irish Academy Research Grant, a British Academy Research Grant and more recently a Gerda Henkel Research Grant. Her main research interests lie with both the technological and organisational aspects of prehistoric craft activities, and of Bronze Age metalwork production in particular. Rebecca Peake has a PhD in archaeology from the Université de Bourgogne and is currently a senior project manager with the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) and a member of the research team UMR 6298 of CNRS. Her published work focuses on interpretative approaches to land occupation and funerary practices in the Bronze and the Early Iron Ages.

Metallurgy; Metalworker; Tools; Lithic Tools; Metal Tools; Workshop; Bronze; Copper; Gold; Iron; Metal Ages; Bronze Age; Iron Age; United Kingdom; France; Germany; Corsica; Spain; Italy; Scandinavia







Le métallurgiste et ses outils : symboliques, fonctions, et techniques durant l’âge du Bronze et l’âge du Fer


 


Fine metalworking tools and workshops in Western and Northern Europe. A diachronic consideration – Barbara Armbruster


 


A Macroscopic and 3D Morphometric Study of Prehistoric Mining Tools from the Lower Segura Valley, Southeast Spain – Scott Ingram and Dirk Brandherm


 


Minimum Tools Required: A system for organising the metalsmith’s workshop – E. Giovanna Fregni


 


Hammers of the Gods: the role of metalworking tools in the Interpretation of hoards in Late Bronze Age Britain – E. Giovanna Fregni


 


The concept and meaning of tools: functional aspects and social implications – Bianka Nessel


 


Le discret atelier de bronzier du XIIe siècle avant notre ère de la « Rue du Bouquet » à Montélimar (Drôme) : protocole de fouille et premiers résultats – Sylvie Cousseran-Néré, Eric Néré, Marilou Nordez avec la collaboration de Linda Boutoille


 


Experimental Casting Pit for Bronze Items. A Preliminary Study – Alessandro Armigliato


 


Des outils lithiques liés à la déformation plastique des métaux sur le site de Cuciurpula (Corse, Bronze final/premier âge du Fer) ?  – Linda Boutoille et Kewin Peche-Quilichini


 


La forge hallstattienne de Weyersheim (Bas-Rhin, France) - Hallstatt D3/La Tène ancienne – Michler Matthieu, Jodry Florent, Badey Sylvain, Clerc Patrick avec la collaboration de Bérranger Marion, Cabboï Luisella, Van ES Marieke


 


Embossed Ornaments on Gold Objects of the Early Iron Age in South-West Germany –

Tools and Experimental Work – Birgit Schorer


 


Artisans du métal et pratiques rituelles non funéraires à l’époque laténienne : le cas de la Gaule du Ve av. J.-C. à la conquête romaine – Thibault Le Cozanet, Gérard Bataille


 


Tracing Multimetal Craftsmanship through Metallurgical debris – Open-air workshops and multimetality in Late Iron Age Scandinavia – Andreas Svensson