Le carnyx et le casque-oiseau celtiques de Tintignac (Naves-Corrèze). Description et étude technologique

Maniquet, Christophe; Lejars, Thierry; Armbruster, Bárbara; Pernot, Michel; Drieux-Daguerre, Monique; Mora, Pascal; Espinasse, Loïc; Adamski, Frédéric; Campodonico, Serena; Piccardo, Paolo

doi:10.3406/aquit.2011.947

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“…Sn disperses from 6 % to 16 % in wt., with the highest occurrence (more than the 80 % of the samples) found for the interval 10 -14 % in wt. confirming the high technological skills of the Celtic culture [32]. Minor elements as As, Ni, Co, Fe and Pb concentrations are below 1 wt.% (even less than 0.2 wt.…”

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A morphological and chemical classification of bronze corrosion features from an Iron Age hoard (Tintignac, France): the effect of metallurgical factors

Ghiara

Maniquet²,

Carnasciali³

et al. 2022

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A categorization of corrosion morphologies of archaeological Sn bronzes was carried out on archaeological Iron Age objects. The objects come from a Celtic deposit located in central France (Tintignac, Corrèze) and are dated between 2nd and 3rd cent BC. Being samples of corroded metals taken from a single find spot, parameters connected to the features of the alloy and known to influence the corrosion morphologies were thoroughly considered. Global processes were highlighted, and corrosion mechanisms were characterized with a multi-analytical protocol (SEM-EDS, micro-Raman spectroscopy, image analyses) according to the detected morphology. Elaboration of the results was carried out with a multicomponent approach. Results show the presence of 5 different morphologies correlated to the alloys characteristics of the objects. Alloy composition, microstructure, degree of deformation and grain size were found to influence the corrosion products formed and the morphology of the attack. In particular, the ‘tentacle like corrosion’, associated to a microbial attack was the most susceptible to the effect of metallurgical features: their occurrence is connected to a higher presence of Fe and Pb in the alloy, a homogeneous deformation and a larger grain size.

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A morphological and chemical classification of bronze corrosion features from an Iron Age hoard (Tintignac, France): the effect of metallurgical factors

Ghiara

Maniquet²,

Carnasciali³

et al. 2022

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Microstructural Features in Corroded Celtic Iron Age Sword Blades

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Piccardo

Campodonico

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La voz a través del cuerno. El paradigma documental del carnyx

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Tanto las fuentes literarias griegas y latinas como la iconografía céltica demuestran la gran relevancia del carnyx –como paradigma de la feritas, en la visión general de helenos y romanos– y como exponente del decorum, para los propios nativos. De esta manera, el ancestral cuerno de guerra en bronce de los celtas –al que debe sumarse la peculiaridad de las trompetas celtibéricas en arcilla– exhibe una relevancia arqueológica y simbólica definitoria, relacionada con el espíritu y el ethos de estas gentes de la Europa protohistórica. Los descubrimientos del s. XXI permiten la reconstrucción de algunos prototipos que muestran un cierto potencial musical, únicamente en nuestros términos contemporáneos por supuesto, además de su destacada y primigenia finalidad militar, de advertencia e intimidación. La decoración zoomorfa de sus altavoces caracteriza estas piezas como únicas en la Historia de la Organología: un rasgo definitorio relacionado con su función como traductoras de una sacra dictio en el panorama sacrificial de la esfera bélica celta.

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Le carnyx et le casque-oiseau celtiques de Tintignac (Naves-Corrèze). Description et étude technologique

Cited by 7 publications

References 2 publications

A morphological and chemical classification of bronze corrosion features from an Iron Age hoard (Tintignac, France): the effect of metallurgical factors

A morphological and chemical classification of bronze corrosion features from an Iron Age hoard (Tintignac, France): the effect of metallurgical factors

Microstructural Features in Corroded Celtic Iron Age Sword Blades

La voz a través del cuerno. El paradigma documental del carnyx

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