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Antiquity, 2015
In the above paper by Johan Ling and Zofia Stos-Gale, an object seen in a number of Swedish rock paintings and carvings is understood to be a representation of the so-called oxhide shaped ingot of the eastern Mediterranean Minoan-Mycenaean Bronze Age culture.
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In the above paper by Johan Ling and Zofia Stos-Gale, an object seen in a number of Swedish rock paintings and carvings is understood to be a representation of the so-called oxhide shaped ingot of the eastern Mediterranean Minoan-Mycenaean Bronze Age culture.
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Antiquity, 1978
The discovery of three bronze age cist burials at Ashgrove, Fife, was unusual in revealing highly decomposed macroscopic plant debris in cist I, which was excavated by Professor R. J. Adam, Mrs Mary Adam and Professor L. H. Butler. Miss A. Henshall (1964) states that the liberal clay luting of the side slabs and cover of cist I had been so effective as
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The discovery of three bronze age cist burials at Ashgrove, Fife, was unusual in revealing highly decomposed macroscopic plant debris in cist I, which was excavated by Professor R. J. Adam, Mrs Mary Adam and Professor L. H. Butler. Miss A. Henshall (1964) states that the liberal clay luting of the side slabs and cover of cist I had been so effective as
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2009
There are many recent books about the British Early Bronze Age and its surrounding centuries (Barber 2003; Barrett 1994; Burgess 1980; Clarke et al. 1985; Parker Pearson 2005), written from different theoretical and empirical perspectives and with different emphases and audiences.
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There are many recent books about the British Early Bronze Age and its surrounding centuries (Barber 2003; Barrett 1994; Burgess 1980; Clarke et al. 1985; Parker Pearson 2005), written from different theoretical and empirical perspectives and with different emphases and audiences.
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Dairying enabled Early Bronze Age Yamnaya steppe expansions
Nature, 2021William Taylor +2 more
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2007
This chapter explores economic activity in the Aegean Bronze Age (circa 3000-1000 BC), focuses on the palatial societies of Late Bronze Age Crete and mainland Greece, and provides an outline of prior developments, on which they were based. It concentrates on what might be termed as the core of the Mycenaean world (mainland Greece from southern Thessaly
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This chapter explores economic activity in the Aegean Bronze Age (circa 3000-1000 BC), focuses on the palatial societies of Late Bronze Age Crete and mainland Greece, and provides an outline of prior developments, on which they were based. It concentrates on what might be termed as the core of the Mycenaean world (mainland Greece from southern Thessaly
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2003
This chapter deals with the life in Scandinavian region during the Stone Age and Bronze Age periods. The environment of the early hunters was open tundra where huge reindeer herds migrated seasonally and provided an easy source of meat. Agriculture and animal husbandry became important means of subsistence alongside hunting, fishing and gathering after
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This chapter deals with the life in Scandinavian region during the Stone Age and Bronze Age periods. The environment of the early hunters was open tundra where huge reindeer herds migrated seasonally and provided an easy source of meat. Agriculture and animal husbandry became important means of subsistence alongside hunting, fishing and gathering after
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2002
There is no strong evidence that the climate of the Bronze Age was much different than that of the present twenty-first century, although based on pollen analysis, there is some indication that it may have been slightly wetter. In general, the climate of the region is widely diverse, with great variations in temperature and rainfall in different parts ...
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There is no strong evidence that the climate of the Bronze Age was much different than that of the present twenty-first century, although based on pollen analysis, there is some indication that it may have been slightly wetter. In general, the climate of the region is widely diverse, with great variations in temperature and rainfall in different parts ...
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Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Age
Nature, 2022Helen Goodchild +2 more
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2016
AbstractThis article discusses the Bronze Age in Mongolia, a period when pastoralism, mobility, and interaction between regional communities increased dramatically. It also corresponds to the heyday of monumental construction and to the development of societal complexity in this region.
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AbstractThis article discusses the Bronze Age in Mongolia, a period when pastoralism, mobility, and interaction between regional communities increased dramatically. It also corresponds to the heyday of monumental construction and to the development of societal complexity in this region.
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The genomic origins of the Bronze Age Tarim Basin mummies
Nature, 2021Fan Zhang, Pengcheng Ma, Long Yu
exaly