Paul T Craddock
Biographic Data
| ID | 290232 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul T Craddock |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul T |
| FAMILY NAME | Craddock |
| SIGNATURE | CRADDOCK P T |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 198 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Ipsa and Odong: Decorative metalwork of Korea
Inlay and patination are important elements in the prestige metalwork of East and Southeast Asia. There are several regional varieties, but they have many features in common, particularly in the use of a patinated copper alloy containing small amounts of gold. This in turn may suggest a common or at least linked ancestry, but probably no earlier than the sixteenth century. Most of this metalwork is no longer produced, but in Korea, production is …
The Metal Casting Traditions of South Asia: Continuity and Innovation
This paper, after outlining some of the more significant milestones through seven millennia of casting achievement and the historic literary sources, will concentrate on the more recent continuing traditional technologies of South Asia. The paper will conclude with an assessment of our present understanding of early casting methods elsewhere, notably those of Egypt, Greece and Rome
From hearth to furnace: Evidences for the earliest metal smelting technologies in the Eastern Mediterranean
The first controlled use of fire in metallurgy dates from the eighth millennium ВС, when native copper was deliberately heated to form artifacts. Problems how to distinguish between native copper and smelted copper are addressed, especially what concerns the role of iron in copper. It is shown that the technological roots of metallurgy have nothing in common with pottery kilns. Metallurgy is an independent development. The decisive factor was the…
Metal Sources and the Bronzes From Igbo-Ukwu, Nigeria
This paper reports on a brief survey of some old copper and lead workings along the Benue Rift in SE Nigeria. Samples of lead and copper ores collected from these were analyzed to determine their lead isotope ratios for comparison with lead isotope ratios obtained from the bronzes excavated at Igbo- Ukwu. At many of these locations small-scale workings are still in operation. The lead isotope ratios of a small selection of the bronzes suggest tha…
Early Metal Mining and Production
A portrait of an early Ptolemy
Publication of a bronze bust acquired by the British Museüm in 1772, which is identified as a Ptolemy of the third century bc, perhaps Ptolemy IV Philopator
A Portrait of an Early Ptolemy
The identification of slags from archaeological sites
Production, échange et utilisation des métaux: Bilan Et Perspectives Des Recherches Archéométriques Récentes Dans Le Domaine Oriental
Présentées par leurs auteurs, les études les plus récentes portant sur les sites d'extraction du minerai, de production métallique ou d'élaboration d'objets en métal ainsi que sur de nombreux outils, armes, lingots... provenant d'Egypte, Chypre, Palestine, Syrie, Iraq, Anatolie, Iran, mettent en évidence un renouvellement des questions et des résultats sur la métallurgie moyen-orientale. Il apparaît ainsi que la production, l'échange et l'utilisa…
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, etruscan and Roman civilisations
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations 1. The Greeks before the archaic period
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, etruscan and Roman civilisations
From hearth to furnace: Evidences for the earliest metal smelting technologies in the Eastern Mediterranean
The first controlled use of fire in metallurgy dates from the eighth millennium ВС, when native copper was deliberately heated to form artifacts. Problems how to distinguish between native copper and smelted copper are addressed, especially what concerns the role of iron in copper. It is shown that the technological roots of metallurgy have nothing in common with pottery kilns. Metallurgy is an independent development. The decisive factor was the…
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations 1. The Greeks before the archaic period
The identification of slags from archaeological sites
Metal Sources and the Bronzes From Igbo-Ukwu, Nigeria
This paper reports on a brief survey of some old copper and lead workings along the Benue Rift in SE Nigeria. Samples of lead and copper ores collected from these were analyzed to determine their lead isotope ratios for comparison with lead isotope ratios obtained from the bronzes excavated at Igbo- Ukwu. At many of these locations small-scale workings are still in operation. The lead isotope ratios of a small selection of the bronzes suggest tha…
The Metal Casting Traditions of South Asia: Continuity and Innovation
This paper, after outlining some of the more significant milestones through seven millennia of casting achievement and the historic literary sources, will concentrate on the more recent continuing traditional technologies of South Asia. The paper will conclude with an assessment of our present understanding of early casting methods elsewhere, notably those of Egypt, Greece and Rome
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations 1. The Greeks before the archaic period
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, etruscan and Roman civilisations
The composition of the copper alloys used by the Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations
Production, échange et utilisation des métaux: Bilan Et Perspectives Des Recherches Archéométriques Récentes Dans Le Domaine Oriental
Présentées par leurs auteurs, les études les plus récentes portant sur les sites d'extraction du minerai, de production métallique ou d'élaboration d'objets en métal ainsi que sur de nombreux outils, armes, lingots... provenant d'Egypte, Chypre, Palestine, Syrie, Iraq, Anatolie, Iran, mettent en évidence un renouvellement des questions et des résultats sur la métallurgie moyen-orientale. Il apparaît ainsi que la production, l'échange et l'utilisa…
The identification of slags from archaeological sites
A portrait of an early Ptolemy
Publication of a bronze bust acquired by the British Museüm in 1772, which is identified as a Ptolemy of the third century bc, perhaps Ptolemy IV Philopator
A Portrait of an Early Ptolemy
Metal Sources and the Bronzes From Igbo-Ukwu, Nigeria
This paper reports on a brief survey of some old copper and lead workings along the Benue Rift in SE Nigeria. Samples of lead and copper ores collected from these were analyzed to determine their lead isotope ratios for comparison with lead isotope ratios obtained from the bronzes excavated at Igbo- Ukwu. At many of these locations small-scale workings are still in operation. The lead isotope ratios of a small selection of the bronzes suggest tha…
Early Metal Mining and Production
From hearth to furnace: Evidences for the earliest metal smelting technologies in the Eastern Mediterranean
The first controlled use of fire in metallurgy dates from the eighth millennium ВС, when native copper was deliberately heated to form artifacts. Problems how to distinguish between native copper and smelted copper are addressed, especially what concerns the role of iron in copper. It is shown that the technological roots of metallurgy have nothing in common with pottery kilns. Metallurgy is an independent development. The decisive factor was the…
The Metal Casting Traditions of South Asia: Continuity and Innovation
This paper, after outlining some of the more significant milestones through seven millennia of casting achievement and the historic literary sources, will concentrate on the more recent continuing traditional technologies of South Asia. The paper will conclude with an assessment of our present understanding of early casting methods elsewhere, notably those of Egypt, Greece and Rome
Ipsa and Odong: Decorative metalwork of Korea
Inlay and patination are important elements in the prestige metalwork of East and Southeast Asia. There are several regional varieties, but they have many features in common, particularly in the use of a patinated copper alloy containing small amounts of gold. This in turn may suggest a common or at least linked ancestry, but probably no earlier than the sixteenth century. Most of this metalwork is no longer produced, but in Korea, production is …
Archaeology (9 works) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (8 works) · History (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (4 works) · Geography (4 works)