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Technological evolution in ancient Etruria: The production of a tri-metallic complex artefact and corrosion model
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• The configuration of the sauroter is made of Fe-core, and Pb- and bronze shells. • Production involved bronze casting, iron core forging, and lead pouring. • Galvanic interactions occurred at Fe-Pb and Pb-bronze interfaces in burial soil. • Atacamite, cuprite, cerussite, laurionite, and magnetite formed during corrosion.
Keywords:
Tri-metallic artefact
Fe-Pb-bronze shells
Galvanic corrosion
Metallography
SEM-EDS
μ-Raman spectroscopy
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