冶金与文明

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West 86th-A Journal of Decorative Arts Design History and Material Culture Pub Date : 2021-09-01 DOI:10.1086/721198

Z. Bahrani

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公元前三千年和公元前两千年，金属铸造和锻造雕塑以微小和巨大的规模制作，采用了特定的金属选择，这些金属有时会按照复杂的工艺和建造顺序精心分层。所使用的选择和过程似乎与这些古代图像的本体论和功能有关。

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Metallurgy and Civilization

Cast and wrought sculpture in metal, made at both the miniscule and monumental scale in the third and second millennia BC, employs a specific selection of metals that was at times carefully layered in a complex sequence of crafting and construction. The choices and processes used seem to have been related to both the ontology and function of these ancient images.

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