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Carved in stone: Experimental criteria for identifying Paleolithic bas-relief production techniques and sculptors' expertise. [PDF]

PLoS One
Brochard É, Doyon L, Courtenay LA, Tosello G, Geis L, d'Errico F.   +5 more
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Introduction to Special Feature on Experimental Archaeology

, 2019
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Earliest evidence for intentional cremation of human remains in Africa. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Cerezo-Román JI, Sawchuk E, Schilt F, Bertacchi A, Buckley G, Chibisa E, Fahey BP, Falchenberg SGH, Kaliba P, Kennett DJ, Mercader J, Pargeter J, Stock J, Szymanski R, Thompson JC.   +14 more
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Plant Wax Biomarker Evidence for Late Pleistocene-to-Holocene Forest Resilience and Ecological Refugium Dynamics at Panga ya Saidi, Coastal Kenya

Patalano R, Miller J, Shipton C, Carleton W, Gayantha K, Gleixner G, Kinyanjui R, Ilgner J, Ndiema E, Roberts P, Boivin N, Petraglia M.   +11 more
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A novel approach to 3D documentation and description of archaeological features

, 2010
D'ANDREA A., Lorenzini M, Milanese M
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Genetic insights into Iron Age Saka culture: Ancient DNA analysis of the Boz-Barmak burial ground, Kyrgyzstan

Rymbekova A, Gelabert P, Llanos-Lizcano A, Balakrishnan K, Hämmerle M, Cheronet O, Abdykanova A, Kasymkulov K, Hrivnyak M, Eng JT, Pinhasi R, Kuhlwilm M.   +11 more
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Feature Discovery and the Sampling Requirements of Archaeological Evaluations

Journal of Field Archaeology, 1987
AbstractFeatures are important deposits whose density and distribution pose acute sampling problems for archaeological investigations. Excavation is inherently a sampling process, but the ability of excavation samples to meet two important criteria—discovery of features and precise estimation of their frequency—rarely is assessed and often is doubtful.
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Stereophotogrammetric Documentation of Exposed Archaeological Features

Journal of Field Archaeology, 1979
AbstractClose-range terrestrial stereophotogrammetry, a technique for rapid, precise measurement and recording, is demonstrated by the documentation of two kinds of surface sites: pictographs and surface-exposed rock features. The production of planimetric, contour, and cross-section plots from stereophotographs is a time-and labor-efficient method of ...
Solveig A. Turpin, Richard P. Watson, Sarah Dennett, Hans Muessig   +3 more
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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE "OBI-RAHMAT"

Journal of Geography and Natural Resources, 2022
The article deals with the issues of the relationship between society and nature, in particular the issues of spiritual and moral education of young people, their attitude to natural and historical monuments, one of which is the archeological monument “Obi-Rakhmat”.
I.X. Abdullaev, Sh. Ubaydullaeva
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Automatic petrographic feature extraction from pottery of archaeological interest

2013 8th International Symposium on Image and Signal Processing and Analysis (ISPA), 2013
The concept of fabric, defined by the description and classification method introduced by Whitbread (1995), has been usually used to perform petrographic studies of thin sections of ancient ceramics. This work analyzes pottery of archaeological interest by making use of image processing algorithms.
Puglisi G., STANCO, FILIPPO, BARONE, GERMANA, MAZZOLENI, Paolo   +3 more
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