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---
title: Sources of complimentary information
author:
- name: xxx
corresponding: true
orcid: 0000-0001-2345-6789
email: a@b.c
- name: xxx
orcid: 0000-0001-2345-6789
---
::: {.callout-caution title="In preparation"}
This chapter is in preparation. You are welcome to contribute!
If you are interested to contribute, please get in contact with Thomas Rose, the editor of this interactive textbook, by [mail](mailto:thomas.rose@bergbaumuseum.de?subject=LIA%20textbook) or on [GitHub](https://github.com/archmetalDBM/GlobaLID-Edu).
:::
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## Learning objective
In this unit you will learn about the importance of additional sources for lead isotope interpretation.
## Prior knowledge
... building upon what you already know ...
None
## Material
... by doing these things:
Expert interview (N. Anfinset?)
Case studies: news article style, extraction information additional to lead isotope data by drag and drop
## Learning content
* Archaeological sources (e.g., excavations, inscriptions)
* Written sources (e.g. chronicles, alchemist recipes)
* Scientific sources (e.g., trace elements, Cu isotopes?, sediment cores)
## Self check
Now you can provide answers to the following questions:
* ...
## Further reading
To delve deeper into this topic, we recommend the following resources...
* Jézégou, M.-P., Klein, S., Rico, C., and Domergue, C., 2011, Les lingots de cuivre de l’épave romaine Plage de la Corniche 6 à Sète et le commerce du cuivre hispanique en Méditerranée occidentale, Revue archéologique de Narbonnaise, 44(1), 57–69.
* Domergue, C., Quarati, P., and Nesta, A., Les isotopes du plomb et l’identification des lingots de plomb romains des mines de Sierra Morena. Questions de méthode : l’exemple des lingots de l’épave Cabrera 4, 14.
* Trincherini, P. R., Domergue, C., Manteca, I., Nesta, A., and Quarati, P., The identification of lead ingots from the Roman mines of Cartagena (Murcia, Spain): the role of lead isotope analysis, 26.
* Baron, S., Rico, C., and Antolinos Marín, J. A., 2017, Le complexe d’ateliers du Cabezo del Pino (Sierra Minera de Cartagena-La Unión, Murcia) et l’organisation de l’activité minière à Carthago Noua à la fin de la République romaine. Apports croisés de l’archéologie et de la géochimie, Archivo Español de Arqueología, 90, 147–69.
* Pernicka, E., 2014, Provenance Determination of Archaeological Metal Objects, In Archaeometallurgy in Global Perspective (eds. B. W. Roberts, and C. P. Thornton), 239–68, Springer New York, New York, NY.
* Rosman, K. J. R., Chisholm, W., Hong, S., Candelone, J.-P., and Boutron, C. F., 1997, Lead from Carthaginian and Roman Spanish Mines Isotopically Identified in Greenland Ice Dated from 600 B.C. to 300 A.D., Environmental Science & Technology, 31(12), 3413–6.
*Hauptmann, A., Klein, S., Paoletti, P., Zettler, R. L., and Jansen, M., 2018, Types of Gold, Types of Silver: The Composition of Precious Metal Artifacts Found in the Royal Tombs of Ur, Mesopotamia, Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und vorderasiatische Archäologie, 108(1), 100–31.
* Rihll, T. E., and Tucker, J. V., 2002, Practice Makes Perfect: Knowledge of Materials in Classical Athens, In Science and Mathematics in Ancient Greek Culture (L. Wolpert; eds. C. J. Tuplin, and T. E. Rihll), 274–305, Oxford University Press.
* Anguilano, L., 2012, Roman lead silver smelting at Rio Tinto - A case study of Corta Lago, , University College London, London.
* Artioli, G., Baumgarten, B., Morelli, M., Gussani, B., Recchia, S., Nimis, P., Giunti, I., Angelini, I., and Omenetto, P., 2008, Chemical and Isotopic Tracers in Alpine Copper Deposits: Geochemical Links Between Mines and Metals, Geo.Alp, 5, 139–48.
*Berger, D., Brügmann, G., Bunnefeld, J., and Pernicka, E., 2022, Identifying mixtures of metals by multi‐isotope analysis: Disentangling the relationships of the Early Bronze Age swords of the Apa–Hajdúsámson type and associated objects, Archaeometry, 64(S1), 44–74.
* Vaxevanopoulos, M., Blichert-Toft, J., Davis, G., and Albarède, F., 2021, New Findings of Ancient Greek Silver Sources, SSRN Electronic Journal.
Historical sources:
* Agricola, G., 1556, De re metallica, Dover Publications, New York.
* Herodotus, The Histories 1920th ed., Harvard University Press, Cambridge.
* Strabo, 1917, Geography, Loeb Classical Library, Harvard University Press, Cambridge.
* Pliny the Elder, The Natural History, Book 33, The Natural History of Metals
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