Elite Female Burial from the Pre-Scythian Koban Necropolis Reveals Bronze Age Jewellery and Iranian Links
A newly published analysis of an elite female burial from the Koban necropolis in North Ossetia dates the richly furnished ...
Tag: Bronze Age
Anton Kern, Archaeologist Who Shaped Hallstatt Research, Dies at 66
Hofrat Dr. Anton Kern, who led the Prehistoric Department of the Natural History Museum Vienna from 2001 until his retirement ...
A 2,700-Year-Old Warrior’s Grave from the Caucasus Reveals the Dawn of the Scythian Age
A newly analysed nineteenth-century burial assemblage from the Koban cemetery in Vienna dates to the first half of the seventh ...
Ancient Chinese Burials Show Inequality Predated the Rise of States by Millennia
A 6,000-year analysis of more than 2,300 burials in China's Central Plain shows that social inequality was embedded in relational ...
Ancient Tooth Tartar Reveals 6,000 Years of Milk Drinking in Armenia Without Lactase Evolution
Proteins preserved in ancient dental calculus show that Armenians consumed dairy for millennia while lactase persistence remained rare, pointing to ...
Bronze Age Children Were Buried by Gender Rules Written in Their Bones
Peptide analysis of tooth enamel from 77 Bronze Age children in northern Serbia reveals that boys and girls were buried ...
Hidden Paintings Revealed: Hyperspectral Camera Unlocks Secrets of Altai Cave Art Spanning 4,000 Years
Hyperspectral imaging has revealed hidden and superimposed paintings in China's Tangbaletasi cave, tracing a multi-millennial sequence from Bronze Age ritual ...
Bronze Age Herders in Uzbekistan Fed Cattle on Millet, Isotopes Reveal
Stable isotope analysis of animal bones from the Bronze Age site of Kattabulak in southern Uzbekistan reveals free-grazing sheep, goats ...
Strontium Isotopes Reveal Who Moved Through Bronze Age Greece
Strontium isotope analysis of 199 Bronze Age skeletons from central and southern Greece shows that five to ten percent of ...
How a Fast-Growing Crop Transformed Bronze Age Europe’s Landscape
Bioarchaeological evidence shows broomcorn millet reached southeastern Poland by 1590 BCE and enabled Bronze Age farmers to cultivate previously marginal ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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