Metal - Revision history

User 144: Reverted edits by 74.208.11.169 (Talk); changed back to last version by Paul Matisz

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	==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==		==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==
	The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).		The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).

74.208.11.169 at 12:33, 9 November 2007

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	==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==		==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==
	The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).		The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 213.85.226.110 (Talk); changed back to last version by Ld Hærek

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	==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==		==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==
	The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).		The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).

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	==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==		==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==
	The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).		The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).

Ld Hærek at 21:40, 25 August 2006

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	Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].		Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].

	In [[ancient]] times only seven metals were known: gold, silver, copper, iron, quicksilver ([[mercury]]), lead, and [[tin]] (white lead).		In [[ancient]] times only seven basic metals were known: gold, silver, copper, iron, quicksilver ([[mercury]]), lead, and [[tin]] (white lead). Other period metals such as brass, bronze, pewter, and steel are all alloys.

	[[category:materials (medieval)]]		[[category:materials (medieval)]]

Cian at 23:48, 21 August 2006

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	==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==		==Metal ([[Heraldry]])==
	~~One~~ of the types of [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).		The '''metals''' are one of the types of [[heraldic]] [[tincture]]s (along with [[colours]] and [[fur]]s). A metal is either ''[[or]]'' ([[gold]] or yellow) or ''[[argent]]'' ([[silver]] or white).

	[[category:device heraldry]]		[[category:device heraldry]]
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	Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].		Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].

		⚫	In [[ancient]] times only seven metals were known: gold, silver, copper, iron, quicksilver ([[mercury]]), lead, and [[tin]] (white lead).

	[[category:materials (medieval)]]		[[category:materials (medieval)]]
	[[category:metal]]		[[category:metal]]

	== Alchemy ==
⚫	In ancient times only seven metals were known: gold, silver, copper, iron, quicksilver (mercury), lead, and tin (white lead).

Ld Hærek at 23:35, 21 August 2006

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	[[category:materials (medieval)]]		[[category:materials (medieval)]]
	[[category:metal]]		[[category:metal]]

			== Alchemy ==
			In ancient times only seven metals were known: gold, silver, copper, iron, quicksilver (mercury), lead, and tin (white lead).

User 144 at 12:09, 18 May 2006

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	Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].		Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].
			[[category:materials (medieval)]]
			[[category:metal]]

Paul Matisz at 23:58, 20 October 2005

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	==Metal (Item)==		==Metal (Item)==
	The [[middle ages]] made extensive use of metals for all aspects of life. Metal, however, was hard to [[mine]] (and therefore expensive) and difficult to work, especially very useful metals like [[iron]] and its derivative, [[steel]]. Common people would have had little access to rare metals, and even [[nobility]] would have felt the pinch when buying large amounts of [[metal]], such as a suit of [[armour]] or [[~~cutlery~~]].		The [[middle ages]] made extensive use of metals for all aspects of life. Metal, however, was hard to [[mine]] (and therefore expensive) and difficult to work, especially very useful metals like [[iron]] and its derivative, [[steel]]. Common people would have had little access to rare metals, and even [[nobility]] would have felt the pinch when buying large amounts of [[metal]], such as a suit of [[armour]] or [[tableware]].

	Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].		Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].

Paul Matisz at 23:58, 20 October 2005

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	The [[middle ages]] made extensive use of metals for all aspects of life. Metal, however, was hard to [[mine]] (and therefore expensive) and difficult to work, especially very useful metals like [[iron]] and its derivative, [[steel]]. Common people would have had little access to rare metals, and even [[nobility]] would have felt the pinch when buying large amounts of [[metal]], such as a suit of [[armour]] or [[cutlery]].		The [[middle ages]] made extensive use of metals for all aspects of life. Metal, however, was hard to [[mine]] (and therefore expensive) and difficult to work, especially very useful metals like [[iron]] and its derivative, [[steel]]. Common people would have had little access to rare metals, and even [[nobility]] would have felt the pinch when buying large amounts of [[metal]], such as a suit of [[armour]] or [[cutlery]].

	Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for[[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].		Metals like [[bronze]], [[iron]] and [[steel]] for were used for [[weapon\|weapons]] and [[armour]]; [[iron]], [[bronze]], [[lead]], [[pewter]] and [[brass]] for [[tool\|tools]] and other items; [[copper]], [[silver]] and [[gold]] for [[money]] and [[jewelry]].