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this paper aims to clarify whether there is a link between the emergence of fahlore-copper use and the eastern Bell Beaker group. It attempts to shed light on the question of whether Bell Beaker users in central Europe had specific metallurgical expertise. A large database of trace element analyses is compared statistically, because the elemental composition of copper artefacts is affected by production process and the structure of the ore – and a similar occurrence within artefacts reflects a similar metallurgy. A R t i c L E i N F o Article history: received: 6 december 2010 accepted: 21 January 2011

Bell Beaker Metallurgy and the Emergence of Fahlore-copper Use in Central Europe