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art-of-swords:The Japanese Blade: Technology and ManufactureBy Edward Hunter (Department of Arms and

Man carrying a box, possibly for offeringsSumerian, c. 2900-2600 B.C.copper alloyMetropolitan Museum

Vessel stand with ibex supportSumerian, c. 2600-2350 B.C.Copper alloy inlaid with shell and lapis la

Silver beaker with birds and animals. Thracian, c. 4th century B.C. Metropolitan Museum of Art. From

Worker at the construction of the Magnitogorsk metallurgy plantPhoto by Max Alpert, 1929

art-of-swords:Ceremonial Knife (Tumi)Dated: 9th–11th centuryPlace of Origin: PeruCulture: Sicán (Lam

paintedcowboy:guywithastick:Is this braided steel cable turned into a knife? Cause it’s badass

Georg Agricola. De Re Metallica. 1556.

miguelparedes: The study of metallurgy and materials require of the knowledge of microstructures. He

Yenakiyevo metallurgical plant. Donetsk region.

beckerrarebooks:Happy Mythology Monday! We’ve noted before how astrology, metallurgy (and by e

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Making of a mini-sword from a nail. Its still a work in progress, but this is the first good prototy

Happy Mythology Monday! We’ve noted before how astrology, metallurgy (and by extension, alchem

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