Nathaniel Erb-Satullo

Lecturer in Archaeological Science

Cranfield University

United Kingdom

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Nathaniel Erb-Satullo is a Lecturer in Archaeological Science at Cranfield University, UK. His research focuses on various aspects of archaeological science, particularly in the context of metallurgy and landscape evolution in the South Caucasus. Recent publications include studies on iron and copper metallurgy, climate change interactions with historical records, and the spatial analysis of crafting landscapes and technological choices.

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Christopher Loveluck

Professor of Medieval European Archaeology

University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Andrei Kurbatov

University of Maine

UNITED STATES

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Marijn van der Meij

University of Cologne

GERMANY

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Anca Dan

Professeur attaché en Sciences de l'Antiquité

École Normale Supérieure - PSL

FRANCE

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Articles (10)

Iron in copper metallurgy at the dawn of the Iron Age: Insights on iron invention from a mining and smelting site in the Caucasus

Mega-fortresses in the South Caucasus: new data from southern Georgia

Rapid Climate Change, Integrated Human–Environment–Historical Records and Societal Resilience in Georgia

The Lake Paravani archive – a contribution to the late Quaternary landscape evolution of the Lesser Caucasus (Georgia)

Towards a Spatial Archaeology of Crafting Landscapes

Fortified Communities in the South Caucasus: Insights from Mtsvane Gora and Dmanisis Gora

Spatial investigation of technological choice and recycling in copper‐base metallurgy of the South Caucasus

Technological rejection in regions of early gold innovation revealed by geospatial analysis

Direct evidence for the co-manufacturing of early iron and copper-alloy artifacts in the Caucasus

The metal behind the myths: iron metallurgy in the south-eastern Black Sea region

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Christopher Loveluck

Andrei Kurbatov

Marijn van der Meij

Anca Dan

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