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“lost wax” technique Bronze is an alloy containing copper and tin. Bell metal contains a greater proportion of tin than other kinds of bronze. This produces a bell-like sound. Chola bronze statues (see Chapter 2) were made using the “lost wax” technique. First, an image was made of wax. This was covered with clay and allowed to dry. Next it
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