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Survey of non-ferrous medieval workshops by field-portable XRF soil analysis at Castel-Minier and Agnesserre (Aulus-les-Bains, Ariège)
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Difficulties related to non-ferrous metal workshops detection led to test a new way of survey by a real portable x-ray spectrometer. After a calibration phase which yielded very good results for lead, zinc and cooper, three approaches were tried in south-west of France at the site of Castel-Minier, (mining and multi metallurgical site from the second Middle Ages). Thanks to an interdisciplinary work that include geochemistry, archeology, history and geophysic, the results were particularly positive. They led to a better understanding of chronological phases. They give the location of slag processing workshops and classification of geochemical anomalies.