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Art History- 2 bronze age metalwork techniques?

  • 25-02-2009 9:14pm
    #1
    We
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    Tryin to answer an essay question;
    Discuss 3 Bronze Age ornaments and 2 BronzeAge metalwork techniques.

    k so I'm gonna discuss Gold discs,lunulaes, gorgets for the 3 ornaments.
    but for the two metalwork techniques? I dont know what to write tbh.. I can probably get a paragraph out of flanging/twisting but what else?

    Help appreciated :)


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  • #2
    arthistory
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    Maybe, incision and repousse. Incision is where they cut into the face of the ornament. Repousse is where they hammered a design on the reverse of the ornament.


  • #3
    xOxSinéadxOx
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    repousse - the broighter collar


  • #4
    tootyflutty
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    Also maybe twisiting on the ribbon braclets and earrings?
    incision on lunala and hair locks?


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