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A new understanding of the chronology, circulation and function of Iron Age (8th–1st c. BC) ferrous semi-products in north-eastern France

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In Europe, several thousand ferrous semi-products attributed to the Iron Age (8th–1st c. BC) have been found. Recent advances in the field of archaeometry concerning the dating of iron objects, characterisation of materials and provenance studies have made it possible to address some important and hitherto unresolved questions. The results obtained from the study of an exceptional set of over 70 currency-bars found in north-eastern France shed new light on their chrono-cultural context, which is much older than previously thought. This interdisciplinary approach also made it possible to propose a new interpretation of the production, circulation and deposition conditions of these semi-products.
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cea-03244046 , version 1 (22-12-2021)

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Marion Berranger, Philippe Dillmann, Philippe Fluzin, Enrique Vega, Michel Aubert, et al.. A new understanding of the chronology, circulation and function of Iron Age (8th–1st c. BC) ferrous semi-products in north-eastern France. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2021, 13 (6), pp.102. ⟨10.1007/s12520-021-01333-0⟩. ⟨cea-03244046⟩
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