Scholar

Tholander

fl. 1971

Scholar, active in 1971.

Life and work

  1. 1971
    Published in 1971 a study of early steel that examined two iron knives from Idalion of late LC IIIB, carburised and perhaps quenched.

    Nancy H. Demand, The Mediterranean Context of Early Greek History (2011), p. 215

  2. Undated
    Examined a 12th century knife from Idalion which is carburized and perhaps quenched, as cited in the passage's discussion of early carburization.

    Theodore A. Wertime; James D. Muhly, The Coming of the Age of Iron (1980), p. 121

  3. Undated

Recording and study

1 record
Studied1
  • probablyEstimated the iron recoverable from slags at Hala Sultan Tekke at one pound per furnace weekly.

    iron slagsZimmermann 2001, p. 114

Mentioned in

4 mentions

Documents · 4

Sources

  1. 1.Jean-Louis Zimmermann (2001). “LA Maitrise Egeenne du Fer (XIIe-Xe S. Av. J.-C): un Progres Technique ou une Necessite Economique?”. Mediterranean Archaeology 14, 111-123. Online
  2. 2.Nancy H. Demand, The Mediterranean Context of Early Greek History (2011).
  3. 3.Theodore A. Wertime; James D. Muhly, The Coming of the Age of Iron (1980).
  4. 4.Patrick E. McGovern; Robin M. Brown; Mary K. Dabney; Zbigniew T. Fiema; Michael Finnegan; Stuart J. Fleming; Giraud V. Foster; William D. Glanzman; Garman Harbottle; Jack J. Husted; Robert B. Koehl; K. H. Liu; Heidi Moyer; Michael R. Notis; Vincent C. Pigott; David S. Reese; Scott L. Rolston; Marilyn B. Saul; Charles P. Swann; James M. Weinstein; Christopher Wnuk, The Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages of Central Transjordan: The Baq'ah Valley Project, 1977–1981 (1986).

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