Chronological sequence of megalithic burial complexes of the Eneolithic in the Velikaya Aleksandrovka burial mound [PDF]
Материалы по археологии и истории античного и средневекового Причерноморья, 2022 The emergence of the earliest burial mounds in the Eneolithic of the North Pontic steppes (3900/3800—3500/3400 BCE) was accompanied by the construction of the earliest megalithic structures — cromlechs, the circular structures of which consisted of ...
Daragan, M.N. +2 more
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Traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Alakul Culture in the Alakul burial ground (a case study for the burial mounds 1 and 14) [PDF]
Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии, 2023 This paper reports on the results of the analysis of the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Late Bronze Age Alakul Culture from the burial mounds 1 and 14 of the Alakul burial ground (the Trans-Urals).
Ilyushina V.V. +2 more
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Uncovering Archaeological Sites in Airborne LiDAR Data With Data-Centric Artificial Intelligence
IEEE Access, 2023 Mapping potential archaeological sites using remote sensing and artificial intelligence can be an efficient tool to assist archaeologists during project planning and fieldwork.
Daniel Canedo +9 more
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Mound 28 from the Paulje necropolis in Brezjak. A contribution to the absolute chronology of the Late Bronze Age in Serbia [PDF]
Starinar, 2022 The paper brings the results of archaeological excavations of Mound 28 at the Paulje necropolis, conducted in the autumn of 2019, along with the excavations of two adjacent mounds.
Filipović Vojislav +2 more
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Geomorphometric Methods for Burial Mound Recognition and Extraction from High-Resolution LiDAR DEMs
Sensors, 2020 Archaeological topography identification from high-resolution DEMs (Digital Elevation Models) is a current method that is used with high success in archaeological prospecting of wide areas.
Mihai Niculiță
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A Short-story about the Burial Mounds in the Territory of the Eastern Province of Baikal Asia
Гуманитарный вектор, 2019 In the article the issue of the functional definition of the burial mounds is represented. It is discussed nowadays. The fact of the absence of the interments in more than 50 per cents of the burial mounds makes the character of the structures doubtful ...
Mamkin A. M., Belousov V. E.
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Primitive Tider, 2021 The burial site at Borre is a common example of centralization that took place in Scandinavia during the transition between the early and late Iron Age in the sixth century. The major activities of the site are dated to the Late Iron Age, ca.
Christina Isaksen Leverkus
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Ceramics from New Kurgans of the Tasmola Culture
Нижневолжский археологический вестник, 2022 . According to available archaeological materials, there is no earthenware pottery in the Tasmola graves. This feature of the funeral rite was specifically noted in early publications of materials belonging to this culture discovered in 1966. In the 21st
Arman Z. Beisenov +2 more
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Formation of Burial Mounds of the Sarmatian Time in the Basin of the Esaulovsky Aksai River
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношения, 2017 The article deals with the features of the formation of the burial mounds in the basin of the Esaulovsky Aksai river in the Sarmatian period. Most of the burial mounds of the region begin to form in the Bronze Age and continue to function throughout the ...
Elena A. Korobkova
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Late Sarmatian Army Burials of the Berezovsky Barrow Burial Ground in the Middle Don
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношения, 2020 Introduction. The relevant objective of the research of the Sarmatians in the Don forest-steppe zone is the study of the Late Sarmatian period. It is aggravated both by the lack of the available material and by the absence of Late Sarmatian period burial
Valeriy D. Berezutskiy
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