Western literature attributes the discovery and development of bronze, brass and metallic zinc to non-Iranian nations. In this article, the relevant evidence and documents about the role of Iran in the discovery and development of these alloys and also metallic zinc are presented. According to these documents, with a probability approaching certainty, bronze, brass and metallic zinc have for the first time been made and used in Iran. In Persian literature, the word, “Rooeen “has been used instead of bronze. Evidence about this assertion is also presented
Daneshi,G. (2006). Historical Evidences about the Discovery and Development of Bronze, Brass, and Metallic Zinc in Ancient Iran And Also the Meaning of the Word “Rooeen “in Persian Literature. Iranian Journal of Engineering Education, 8(29), 49-80. doi: 10.22047/ijee.2006.503
MLA
Daneshi,G. . "Historical Evidences about the Discovery and Development of Bronze, Brass, and Metallic Zinc in Ancient Iran And Also the Meaning of the Word “Rooeen “in Persian Literature", Iranian Journal of Engineering Education, 8, 29, 2006, 49-80. doi: 10.22047/ijee.2006.503
HARVARD
Daneshi G. (2006). 'Historical Evidences about the Discovery and Development of Bronze, Brass, and Metallic Zinc in Ancient Iran And Also the Meaning of the Word “Rooeen “in Persian Literature', Iranian Journal of Engineering Education, 8(29), pp. 49-80. doi: 10.22047/ijee.2006.503
CHICAGO
G. Daneshi, "Historical Evidences about the Discovery and Development of Bronze, Brass, and Metallic Zinc in Ancient Iran And Also the Meaning of the Word “Rooeen “in Persian Literature," Iranian Journal of Engineering Education, 8 29 (2006): 49-80, doi: 10.22047/ijee.2006.503
VANCOUVER
Daneshi G. Historical Evidences about the Discovery and Development of Bronze, Brass, and Metallic Zinc in Ancient Iran And Also the Meaning of the Word “Rooeen “in Persian Literature. Iranian Journal of Engineering Education, 2006; 8(29): 49-80. doi: 10.22047/ijee.2006.503