Qualitative Analysis of the Crucibles from Bloodmoor Hill, Carlton Colville, Suffolk

Author(s): Eleanor Blakelock

Excavations revealed a 1st to 2nd century Roman field and track system and extensive 6th to 8th century Anglo-Saxon settlement remains. An assemblage of 855g crucible and mould fragments was recovered from the site. Qualitative analysis of crucible and mould material revealed that they had been used to melt copper alloys.

Report Number:
22/2005
Series:
CfA Reports
Pages:
7
Keywords:
Copper Alloy Metal Working-non Fe Roman Technology

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