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Archaeological and molecular evidence for ancient chickens in Central Asia. [PDF]
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Differential diagnosis of a calcified object from a 4th–5th century AD burial in Aqaba, Jordan
International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 2008AbstractIn 1997 a calcified object was recovered from the pelvic region of an adult male excavated from an ancient cemetery in Aqaba, Jordan. The cemetery (n = 48) dates to the middle 4th to early 5th century AD and is associated with the Byzantine‐period marine trading centre of Aila located on the Gulf of Aqaba in the Red Sea.
M. Perry, J. Newnam, M. Gilliland
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International Journal of Mass Spectrometry, 2009
Abstract This work presents the precise identification of triacylglycerols (TAGs) extracted from archaeological samples using a methodology based on nanoelectrospray and Fourier transform mass spectrometry. The archaeological TAG identification needs adapted sample preparation protocols to trace samples in advanced degradation state.
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Abstract This work presents the precise identification of triacylglycerols (TAGs) extracted from archaeological samples using a methodology based on nanoelectrospray and Fourier transform mass spectrometry. The archaeological TAG identification needs adapted sample preparation protocols to trace samples in advanced degradation state.
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Moscow University Anthropology Bulletin (Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta. Seria XXIII. Antropologia), 2023
Introduction. The invasion of the Huns in Europe, which became the cause of the Great Migration of peoples, could not but leave a significant archaeological trace. However, only a small number of Hun burials are currently known, most of which were discovered accidentally in the middle of the 20th century, which makes each newly discovered burial unique,
Daria S. Khodyreva, Irina I. Shkribliak
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Introduction. The invasion of the Huns in Europe, which became the cause of the Great Migration of peoples, could not but leave a significant archaeological trace. However, only a small number of Hun burials are currently known, most of which were discovered accidentally in the middle of the 20th century, which makes each newly discovered burial unique,
Daria S. Khodyreva, Irina I. Shkribliak
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Vasubandhu (4th or 5th century AD)
2018An Indian Buddhist philosopher of the fourth or fifth century, Vasubandhu was a prolific author of treatises and commentaries. Best known for his synthesis of the Sarvāstivāda school of Abhidharma, he was sympathetic with the Sautrāntika school and frequently criticized Sarvāstivāda theory from that perspective.
Richard P. Hayes, Marek Mejor
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Древности Боспора, 2023
The paper is devoted to the results of paleozoological analysis of bone remains of wild animals, birds and fish found during a long-term study of the Kytaion necropolis dating back to the Late Antiquity, and to the problem of their interpretation.
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The paper is devoted to the results of paleozoological analysis of bone remains of wild animals, birds and fish found during a long-term study of the Kytaion necropolis dating back to the Late Antiquity, and to the problem of their interpretation.
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Arts asiatiques, 2016
This paper examines the image of the deceased in Koguryŏ tomb mural art in the two Koguryŏ core areas : the Ji’an region in northeast China and the vicinity of Pyongyang in North Korea. Although tombs in both regions feature a similar imagery, its location within the stone chamber, its association with other pictorial elements, as well as the pictorial
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This paper examines the image of the deceased in Koguryŏ tomb mural art in the two Koguryŏ core areas : the Ji’an region in northeast China and the vicinity of Pyongyang in North Korea. Although tombs in both regions feature a similar imagery, its location within the stone chamber, its association with other pictorial elements, as well as the pictorial
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Analele Banatului XXVII 2019, 2019
e preventive archaeological research carried out in the archaeological site of Giroc, on the Timişoara Sud bypass, Km. 12 + 260 – 12 + 980 (Site 3), was aimed to discharge the archaeological load of the perimeter that will be affected by the construction of the road. A surface with 720 m length and between 22 and 25 m width was researched. Apart from a
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e preventive archaeological research carried out in the archaeological site of Giroc, on the Timişoara Sud bypass, Km. 12 + 260 – 12 + 980 (Site 3), was aimed to discharge the archaeological load of the perimeter that will be affected by the construction of the road. A surface with 720 m length and between 22 and 25 m width was researched. Apart from a
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2023
Most monumental Roman constructions that can still be seen today are notable for their solidity, building skill, structural resistance, high degree of specialisation, and complexity. One particularly representative form of construction is that of opus caementicium, a type of concrete that is specifically Roman, in terms of both its choice of ...
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Most monumental Roman constructions that can still be seen today are notable for their solidity, building skill, structural resistance, high degree of specialisation, and complexity. One particularly representative form of construction is that of opus caementicium, a type of concrete that is specifically Roman, in terms of both its choice of ...
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