Experimental Archaeology: casting a Bronze Age pin through lost wax technique
The experimental archaeology group "Il Tre di Spade" performs a demonstration of bronze casting through the lost wax technique at the Parco Archeologico e Museo all'aperto della Terramara di Montale. Il Tre di Spade Claudio Cavazzuti Andrea La Torre Luca Pellegrini Federico Scacchetti facebook page / bronzecraftmen
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