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L'EXPLOITATION ET LE COMMERCE DES METAUX EN CROATIE & SLAVONIE MÉDIÉVALES- ESQUISSE D'UNE RECHERCHE/EXPLOITATION AND TRADE WITH METALS IN CROATIA DURING MEDEVIALS/EKSPLOATACIJA I TRGOVINA METALIMA NA PODRUCJU DANASNJE HRVATSKE U SREDNJEM VIJEKU
Ist Teil von
Ekonomska i ekohistorija, 2016-01, Vol.12 (1), p.65
Ort / Verlag
Zagreb: Meridijani
Erscheinungsjahr
2016
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Free E-Journal (出版社公開部分のみ）
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Although on the territory of today's Republic of Croatia there is no significant mining activity and, as such, could not be classified as »mining country«, it should be noted that the mining and metallurgical traditions reach far into the past. The first traces of copper casting in Croatia were recorded nearly 6,000 years ago, and they are related with Vucedol civilisation artefacts in surroundings of City of Vinkovci. The Celts gave significant contributions since they founded Sisak in the Pannonian part of the Croatia, started with production of iron, and after the Roman conquest, significant development of mining and metallurgy started. In the area of Western Bosnia and Zrinska Gora (Banija) they mined iron, copper and lead (silver) ore, and smelters and mints were also in operation. Iron probably came from a mine in the area of Zumberak Mts nearby Krassic and areas of Medvednica Mountain.