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De Re Metallica The Uses Of Metal In The Middle Ages Robert Odell Bork

Name: De Re Metallica The Uses Of Metal In The Middle Ages Robert Odell Bork
SKU: BELL-53247394
Price: 31.00 USD
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De Re Metallica The Uses Of Metal In The Middle Ages Robert Odell Bork instant download after payment.

Publisher: Taylor & Francis (CAM)

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 11.42 MB

Pages: 444

Author: Robert Odell Bork, Scott B. Montgomery, Carol L. Neuman de Vegvar, Ellen M. Shortell, Steven Walton

ISBN: 9781351946155, 9781138279445, 1138279447, 1351946153

Language: English

Year: 2017

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De Re Metallica The Uses Of Metal In The Middle Ages Robert Odell Bork by Robert Odell Bork, Scott B. Montgomery, Carol L. Neuman De Vegvar, Ellen M. Shortell, Steven Walton 9781351946155, 9781138279445, 1138279447, 1351946153 instant download after payment.

De Re Metallica brings together a wide variety of perspectives on metal use in the Middle Ages. Because of its strength, beauty, and prestige, metal figured prominently in many medieval contexts, from the military and utilitarian to the architectural and liturgical. Metal was a crucial ingredient in weapons and waterpipes, rose windows and reliquaries, coinage and jewelry. The 23 essays presented here explore the production and use of such objects.