Bronze Sword Research at Lauren Hilson blog

Bronze Sword Research. bronze swords have been found by the thousands in graves, rivers, and bogs all across europe. to see how much damage the swords could inflict, a research group in the united kingdom called the bronze age combat project (bacp) brought together experts from universities and. research suggests bronze blades, thought by some to be too fragile for combat, were deadly weapons across ancient europe. this study investigates bronze age swords using experimental methodology and metalwork wear analysis, confirming and. we wanted to find out, how bronze sword behaves in scripted combat scenarios, while documenting damage traces, and. the experimental results informed the wear analysis of 110 middle and late bronze age swords from britain and italy. the researchers used material analysis to develop an insight into how the bronze alloy in the swords behaved and, with the aid of skilled artisans using bronze tools, were able to produce sets of.

this study investigates bronze age swords using experimental methodology and metalwork wear analysis, confirming and. the researchers used material analysis to develop an insight into how the bronze alloy in the swords behaved and, with the aid of skilled artisans using bronze tools, were able to produce sets of. we wanted to find out, how bronze sword behaves in scripted combat scenarios, while documenting damage traces, and. the experimental results informed the wear analysis of 110 middle and late bronze age swords from britain and italy. research suggests bronze blades, thought by some to be too fragile for combat, were deadly weapons across ancient europe. to see how much damage the swords could inflict, a research group in the united kingdom called the bronze age combat project (bacp) brought together experts from universities and. bronze swords have been found by the thousands in graves, rivers, and bogs all across europe.

Luristan Bronze Sword with Long Crescent Guard Jan 18, 2017 Artemis Gallery in CO Ancient

Bronze Sword Research research suggests bronze blades, thought by some to be too fragile for combat, were deadly weapons across ancient europe. research suggests bronze blades, thought by some to be too fragile for combat, were deadly weapons across ancient europe. to see how much damage the swords could inflict, a research group in the united kingdom called the bronze age combat project (bacp) brought together experts from universities and. the researchers used material analysis to develop an insight into how the bronze alloy in the swords behaved and, with the aid of skilled artisans using bronze tools, were able to produce sets of. this study investigates bronze age swords using experimental methodology and metalwork wear analysis, confirming and. bronze swords have been found by the thousands in graves, rivers, and bogs all across europe. we wanted to find out, how bronze sword behaves in scripted combat scenarios, while documenting damage traces, and. the experimental results informed the wear analysis of 110 middle and late bronze age swords from britain and italy.