Claude Domergue

Travaux et Recherches Archéologiques sur les Cultures, les Espaces et les Sociétés

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P. R. Trincherini

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso

Christian Rico

Travaux et Recherches Archéologiques sur les Cultures, les Espaces et les Sociétés

P. Quarati

Polytechnic University of Turin

Sabine Klein

University Hospital Münster

Angela Nesta

Polytechnic University of Turin

Yann Lahaye

Geological Survey of Finland

Francis Tollon

Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier

Didier Béziat

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Leah E. Long

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Ignacio Manteca

Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena

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Université de Toulouse

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier

Goethe University Frankfurt

University of Córdoba

Institut de Recherche pour le Développement

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare

Goethe Institute

Géosciences Environnement Toulouse

Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées

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Sur la signature isotopique du plomb des lingots de cuivre romains découverts il y a trente ans dans le lit de la Garonne, à Golfech (Tarn-et-Garonne)

Aquitania une revue inter-régionale d archéologie (2009)

Sabine Klein Claude Domergue Christian Rico J.-F. Garnier

10.3406/aquit.2009.1192

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Copper ingots from the western Mediterranean Sea: chemical characterization and provenance studies through lead- and copper isotope analyses

Journal of Roman Archaeology (2007)

Sabine Klein Christian Rico Yann Lahaye H.-M. von Kaenel Claude Domergue

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Characterization

10.1017/s1047759400005377

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The identification of lead ingots from the Roman mines of Cartagena (Murcia, Spain): the role of lead isotope analysis

arXiv (Cornell University) (2010)

P. R. Trincherini Claude Domergue Ignacio Manteca Angela Nesta P. Quarati

Lead isotope analysis is applied to Roman lead ingots to identify and recognise the importance of those from the mines of Cartagena, and to define the cluster characteristics of the Cartagena ore district on an isotopic map.

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10.48550/arxiv.1002.3557

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Geological sources and use of rotary millstones from the Roman iron-making site of Les Martys (Montagne Noire, France)

European Journal of Mineralogy (1999)

Priscia Oliva Didier Béziat Claude Domergue Catherine Jarrier François Martin

10.1127/ejm/11/4/0757

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Where Do the Lead Ingots of the Saintes‐maries‐de‐la‐mer Wreck Come From? Archaeology Compared With Physics

Archaeometry (2001)

P. R. Trincherini P. Barbero P. Quarati Claude Domergue Leah E. Long

The lead isotope compositions of many different samples from lead ingots of Roman age from two relicts (from Cabrera, and from Saintes‐Maries‐de‐la‐Mer) of the Western Mediterranean have been measured. Other lead isotope analyses of ores, metals or lead ingots from mines of Sierra Morena and from Cartagena and Sardinia have been accomplished. All the lead isotope measurements have been performed at the Joint Research Centre of the European Union, Ispra (Va), Italy. The samples have been prepared in a class 100 clean room, using only ultrapure reagents and FEP materials. In view of the archaeological arguments, it was possible to believe that the Roman lead ingots of the Saintes‐Maries‐de‐la‐Mer 1 wreck came from Spanish lodes, as well as those of the Cabrera 5 wreck. In fact, while the comparison between the first group of ingots (Cabrera 5) and the lead from Sierra Morena is consistent, the correspondence between the second group of ingots (Saintes‐Maries‐de‐la‐Mer 1) and the Cevennes ores (southern France) gives rise to several problems concerning the archaeological and physical origins. These problems are discussed.

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10.1111/1475-4754.00023

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La societas Sisaponensis, los lingotes de Doña Rama-Belmez y la explotación minera de los montes de Corduba

Journal of Roman Archaeology (2024)

Antonio Monterroso Checa Claude Domergue Christian Rico María del Mar Zarzalejos Prieto Fernando J. Palero-Fernández

Resumen El objetivo principal de este trabajo es presentar importantes novedades sobre el marco histórico y productivo de la explotación minera de la sierra de Corduba en época romana, así como de la gestión de sus recursos. Desde hace años y a partir de la documentación epigráfica disponible, se ha venido apuntando una posible presencia en este territorio de la societas Sisaponensis y de la explotación de plomo y plata por su parte, a pesar de la afamada vinculación con el beneficio del cinabrio que recoge un conocido pasaje de Plinio. Nuestras investigaciones en el norte de Córdoba y los análisis arqueométricos realizados sobre tres lingotes de plomo recuperados en el paraje de Los Escoriales de Doña Rama, situado en la Sierra de Gata (Belmez-Córdoba), suponen una superación de la frontera del conocimiento sobre los aspectos reseñados, ya que permiten contrastar estas dos hipótesis tradicionales y proponer nuevas cuestiones sobre la explotación de estos parajes y la actividad de esta societas . Estos lingotes fueron encontrados en una instalación minero-metalúrgica romana, algo que es excepcional, y conservan una inscripción, S S, que los vincula sin duda con la societas Sisaponensis.

10.1017/s1047759424000035

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The lead and copper isotopic composition of copper ores from the Sierra Morena (Spain)

Journal of Iberian Geology (2009)

Sabine Klein Claude Domergue Yann Lahaye Gerhard P. Brey H.-M. von Kaenel

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10.5209/jige.33882

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THE USE OF TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF ENTRAPPED SLAG INCLUSIONS TO ESTABLISH ORE – BAR IRON LINKS: EXAMPLES FROM TWO GALLO‐ROMAN IRON‐MAKING SITES IN FRANCE (LES MARTYS, MONTAGNE NOIRE, AND LES FERRYS, LOIRET)*

Archaeometry (2003)

Marie‐Pierre Coustures Didier Béziat Francis Tollon Claude Domergue Leah E. Long

Knowledge of the iron trade in ancient times rests on determining the source of the objects recovered during archaeological excavations. Unfortunately, attributing the origin is not always possible using archaeological tools alone. Trace element data of the ore and the archaeological material (reduction and reheating slags, entrapped slag inclusions from the bloom, bar iron and iron blades) from two Gallo‐Roman iron‐making centres, Les Martys (Montagne Noire) and Les Ferrys (Loiret), were determined using ICP–AES/MS and LA–ICP–MS. The results highlight a continuity of composition that makes it possible to establish a link between the initial ore and the semi‐finished iron products.

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10.1046/j.1475-4754.2003.00131.x

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The identification of lead ingots from the Roman mines of Cartagena: the rôle of lead isotope analysis

Journal of Roman Archaeology (2009)

P. R. Trincherini Claude Domergue Ignacio Manteca Angela Nesta P. Quarati

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10.1017/s1047759400020626

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