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Bronze metallurgy is a category for books that examine the science, technology, and history of bronze—copper-based alloys typically alloyed with tin (and sometimes arsenic or lead). It spans topics from ore sources, smelting, and alloying through casting, forging, heat treatment, and surface finishing, along with metallography, phase behavior, and mechanical properties. Works in this category often bridge archaeology and materials science, covering the Bronze Age and later traditions across regions, trade and exchange networks, artifact production (tools, weapons, vessels, mirrors, bells, statuary), and the cultural and economic impacts of bronze technologies. It also includes experimental archaeology and craft manuals, modern engineering uses and standards for bronze alloys, corrosion and degradation pathways, and conservation/restoration techniques with analytical methods such as XRF and microscopy. Suitable for archaeologists, historians, materials scientists, conservators, engineers, and metalsmiths, the category integrates technical, historical, and practical perspectives on bronze.

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