Many civilizations in China after years of erosion and baptism, buried deep in the ground. When people see the ancient bronzes unearthed ancient copper smelting casting skills, on the one hand, lamented side of these bronzes glory cast bronze is no longer under the years of erosion and regret. But with the Hi-Tech instrument, these are no longer a problem, the high-tech optical instruments shone the ancient bronzes.
Mankind enters the civilization, which learned to smelt copper is an important bronze bushing symbol, people very much hope to be able to understand the origin and evolution of complex smelting and technology. National Heritage Board through a number of major research projects and gradually the protection of cultural heritage in the metal and mining and metallurgy has made a number of dry bushing achievements. While also protecting the heritage complete by early metal artifacts of early metallurgy technology.
Experts early metal artifacts including excavation of Mining and Metallurgy in the early bronzes, archaeological sites unearthed relics excavated or casting range of information collected. The researchers will use metallurgical microscope and scanning electron microscope detailed analysis of the the bronzes and metalworking relics unearthed. Microstructure photo, people will be able to find blocks of color and different combinations of lines, which also shows the bronze casting process. Different regions, different historical time and metalworking technology compared to the early development of metallurgical technology have a certain understanding.
With the development of science and technology, advanced equipment, the nature of the metal utensils themselves analysis can also be the source of material for metal artifacts. Such as isotope analysis bronze mine to be able to analyze the material. With the continuous development of the application of optical instruments, more copper mining and milling sites become more valuable, but also opened up a new path for the early metal heritage conservation, research.