Deconstructing the ‘Gandhāra still’: a new challenge to the accepted trajectory of early distillation technology

Abstract The ‘Gandhāra still’ has been an influential element in the archaeology of south-central Asia for decades. This project combines archival research, material synthesis and experimental evaluation to reappraise this eminent and pervasive reconstruction, and to systematically dismiss an assumed component in the history of distillation.

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Antiquity
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2024.174
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Water management and technologies
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Deconstructing the ‘Gandhāra still’: a new challenge to the accepted trajectory of early distillation technology

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Deconstructing the ‘Gandhāra still’: a new challenge to the accepted trajectory of early distillation technology

Nicholas Groat
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Abstract The ‘Gandhāra still’ has been an influential element in the archaeology of south-central Asia for decades. This project combines archival research, material synthesis and experimental evaluation to reappraise this eminent and pervasive reconstruction, and to systematically dismiss an assumed component in the history of distillation.

AntiquityVol. 99(403)
University of Sheffield (GB)
White Rose College of the Arts and Humanities
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