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The location of specialized copper production by the lost wax technique in the Chalcolithic southern Levantby: Yuval Goren
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AbstractThe origins of southern Levantine Chalcolithic copper metallurgy have been debated for decades. Typological and metallurgical examinations of the copper artifacts from the Nahal Mishmar hoard and elsewhere have indicated a dichotomy between simple tools, made of pure copper by open casting, and elaborate items made by the
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