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Reviews: Swedish Mining & Metalworking - Past & Present: National Atlas of Sweden

By Miles Oglethorpe
Publication
IA. The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology
Volume
38
Issue
1
Pages
94-95

Summary

Swedish Mining & Metalworking—Past & Present, edited by Jan af Geijerstam and Marie Nisser, is the 24th volume in the National Atlas of Sweden series, published in 2011. This atlas provides a detailed account of Sweden's mining and metalworking industries from prehistoric times to the present, covering key metals such as iron and copper, technological evolution, cultural heritage, and environmental impacts. Structured in twelve chapters, the book integrates extensive maps, photographs, and archival materials, emphasizing the crucial role of geography in industrial development, while also addressing international trade, social movements, and future challenges. Produced over ten years by 34 authors and supported by the Swedish Steel Producers Association, this work is an invaluable resource for industrial archaeologists, historians, and general readers, offering both scholarly depth and accessibility.

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