Two Types of Iron Smelting Furnaces in Ancient Mongolia

Tomotaka Sasada; Lochin Ishtseren

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.983.7

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Two Types of Iron Smelting Furnaces in Ancient Mongolia

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We excavated the Iron smelting furnaces, belonging to the Xiongnu Age (209BCE-155CE), in Mongolia. These furnaces can be divided into three types by structures. By the stratigraphic research and the radioactive carbon dating of charcoal, the transition from Type 3 to Type1 occurred from late BC1c. to around the beginning of AD1c.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 983)

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Tomotaka Sasada*, Lochin Ishtseren

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Archaeology, Iron Smelting, Mongolia, Xiongnu

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