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Craftwell: a feasibility and acceptability study of outdoor heritage crafting for wellbeing and mental health. [PDF]
Front Public HealthShoesmith E +7 more
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Dot‐in‐circle: An ethnoarchaeological approach to soft‐stone vessel decoration
Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, 2006Discovery of the zahrah carving tool on a trip to the Ru'us al‐Jibal/Musandam Peninsula provided the impetus for the following ethnoarchaeological examination. Ethnographic information recovered from numerous interviews is outlined in detail. The connection between the various carving tools used by the Shihuh tribes in this region and the dot‐in‐circle
M.C. Ziolkowski, A.S. Al‐Sharqi
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Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
Tel Aviv, 1994Les fouilles de la citadelle urartienne d'Ayanis, depuis 1989, ont livre de nombreux fragments d'ornementations, de vaisselle en pierre et d'une tablette ont ete mis au jour. Les 45 fragments de vaisselle sont en roche volcanique, allant du brun fonce au gris, et qui ont connu le feu ...
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Mortuary Consumption and the Social Function of Stone Vessels in Early Dynastic Egypt
Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 2021Keita Takenouchi
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Stone Vessel With Remnants of Paint From Bronze Age—The Levoberezhnoe Settlement
Springer Proceedings in Earth and Environmental Sciences, 2023Natalia N Ankusheva
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