Experimental Archaeology: Making Reproduction Roman Earrings

Mar 28, 2014 11:44

About ten years ago, I studied metal arts at craft college. My focus was in the creation of jewellery and other small metal objects. I studied the history of jewellery as part of my curriculum, and we learned about ancient techniques. One of the techniques we studied was granulation. Granulation is a technique in which tiny, uniformly-sized ( Read more... )

jewellery, coursera, archaeology

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clevermanka March 28 2014, 19:12:41 UTC
Those are GORGEOUS.

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the_lucky_nun March 29 2014, 00:35:10 UTC
That's still really  cool! Thank you for sharing the process.

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valkryor March 29 2014, 12:30:39 UTC
Etruscan work is amazing, but I've always had a soft spot for the Minoan and Mycenaean pieces. That's likely my Bronze Age preferences showing.

I am, though, incredibly impressed by the reproduction you've made. Brava!

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miss_colombina April 5 2014, 13:08:30 UTC
Thank you for explaining the process - gives a whole new appreciation of the ancient piece and also your reproduction.

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