Historical Metallurgy

Volume 46 (2012), 2 issues per year

Historical Metallurgy publishes contributions on archaeological, historical and technical subjects relating to ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgical history. In addition to original research and reviews, the journal includes correspondence, meeting reports and book reviews. 

Previous issues have included papers on subjects as diverse as Eneolithic copper working, early blast furnaces, Tibetan metal sculpture, the replication of Iron Age smelting, tin and lead smelting, slag composition, oxidation enrichment bands in wrought iron, metallurgical processes, medieval arms and armour and silver, pewter and copper alloys in domestic ware. Abstracts are included of related papers from key international journals.