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Traces of non-masticatory activities in the teeth of inhabitants of the Danube Gorges from 9500-5500 B.C. [PDF]

, 2014
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Inviting the Dead Relatives to Holiday Feasts and Family Celebrations among the Serbs of the Danube Gorge (Romania)

During field research conducted in the first half of July 2025 in the settlements along the Romanian side of the Danube Gorge: Stara Moldava (Moldova Veche), Radimna, Srpska Požežna (Pojejena) and Belobreška (Belobreşca), new information was collected about the custom of inviting dead relatives to feasts.
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A Journey into the Evolution of Human Host-Oral Microbiome Relationship through Ancient Dental Calculus: A Scoping Review. [PDF]

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Putrino A, Marinelli E, Galeotti A, Ferrazzano GF, Ciribè M, Zaami S.   +5 more
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The analysis of churchyard cemeteries in Transylvania from the 11th – 13th centuries. From the pagan cemetery to the Christian churchyard. Preliminary results [PDF]

, 2010
Gáll, Erwin
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Contribution à la connaissance de l'ichtyofaune valaisanne: distribution, répartition et colonisation [PDF]

, 2018
Durand, Patrick, Maillard, Benoît, Theler, David   +2 more
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Carbon transportation, transformation, and sedimentation processes at the land-river-estuary continuum. [PDF]

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Gao Y, Jia J, Lu Y, Sun K, Wang J, Wang S.   +5 more
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Palaeodemography of the foraging to farming transition: insights from the Danube Gorges Mesolithic-Neolithic transformations

, 2021
The diffusion of the farming way-of-life into environments occupied by Mesolithic hunter-gatherers in Europe has been associated with two major demographic events: the migrations of farmers originating from the Near-East and an unprecedented population increase, the “Neolithic Demographic Transition” (NDT).
Tamara Blagojevic, Jelena Jovanovic, Zuzana Hofmanová   +2 more
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Mesolithic-Neolithic Transformations: The Populations of the Danube Gorges

2014
In the Danube Gorges that lie between Serbia and Romania, several archeological sites critical for the understanding of the transitions between the Mesolithic and Neolithic in southeastern Europe have been discovered. In particular, several preserved burial sites, containing around 500 individual skeletal remains, offer a unique opportunity to examine ...
Borić, Dušan, Radović, Marija, Stefanović, Sofija   +2 more
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Danube Bend: Miocene Half-Caldera and Pleistocene Gorge

2015
The Danube Bend, a river curvature, called Visegrad Gorge in its deepest and narrowest part, is one of the most picturesque landscapes in Hungary. Its origin and relief evolution has been a long-standing problem in Hungarian earth sciences. A number of geomorphological theories have been put forward in explaining the valley with a U-shaped planform ...
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