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Hey there HISTARCH!
Does anyone know of a good reference for the first use of copper for
cooking? Is there an archaeological site that has evidence of one of the
first uses of copper for cooking? I have a general working knowledge of
how and why copper was first used but I don't have a solid reference that I
can point to that details the reasons/evolution of copper in cooking. In
addition, any reference to first use of copper aboard sailing vessels would
be awesome!
Thanks in advance.
Chris
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Christopher Horrell Ph.D., R.P.A.
Federal Preservation Officer/Senior Marine Archaeologist
Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement
Environmental Enforcement Branch
1201 Elmwood Park Blvd.
New Orleans, LA
70123
Office (504) 736-2796
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