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Burial of the Pazyryk Elite Members at Khankarinsky Dol, Northwestern Altai
Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia (Russian-language), 2022Статья посвящена результатам комплексного изучения материалов из кург. 30 могильника Ханкаринский Дол, расположенного на левом берегу р. Ини в 1-1,5 км к юго-востоку от с. Чинета Краснощековского р-на Алтайского края (Северо-Западный Алтай). Исследованный объект относится к пазырыкской культуре.
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DNA Phenotyping of Remains from Elite Burials of the Khazar Period of Southern Russia
Molecular Biology, 2023Ancient DNA analyses help to solve the problems related to the genogeographic origin and migration patterns of populations. The Khazar Khaganate is a subject of controversy among researchers. Its complex historical development, lack of a sufficient number of artistic and written sources, the disappearance of representatives of Khazar culture leaves ...
D O, Fesenko +9 more
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Three Elite Burials of the Northern Zhou Period from Guyuan in Ningxia, China
Vestnik NSU. Series: History and Philology, 2023The materials of elite burial complexes of the Northern Zhou period (557–581) discovered in the 1980–1990s in the vicinity of Guyuan City in the Ningxia-Hui Autonomous Region of China are analyzed in this article. Due to the epitaphs engraved on stone slabs found inside the tombs, the names of the buried individuals and the exact dates of the complexes
M. A. Kudinova, D. P. Shulg
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The Jewish elite of Sepphoris in late antiquity: indications from burial inscriptions
Journal of Jewish Studies, 2017The inscriptions from the cemeteries of Sepphoris serve as a vivid reflection of Jewish life and culture in this vibrant city of late antique Palestine. Two of these burial inscriptions are studied in this article: a bilingual inscription (Greek and Aramaic) and a Greek inscription that was uncovered more than a century ago and mistakenly read as a ...
Jacob Ashkenazi, Mordechai Aviam
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TSARAM: A BURIAL GROUND OF THE HSIUNG-NU ELITE IN TRANSBAIKALIA
Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia, 2009From 1998–2005, the Transbaikal Archaeological Expedition from the St. Petersburg Institute for the History of Material Culture excavated a burial ground of the Asian Hun (Hsiung-nu) elite at Tsaram, Kyakhta Region, Buryatia. The complex included a central mound (the largest in Russia and one of the largest worldwide) and ten accompanying burials with ...
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Elite Burials on the Iberian Peninsula in the 4th to 7th Centuries
EARLY CHRISTIANITY in Portugal and Spain resulted in changes to the urban setting of graves and cemeteries.
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Levis aesto terra – Early Christian Elite Burials from St. Maximin, Trier (Germany)
The Early Christian community at Trier left behind a wide range of fascinating evidence which enables us to shed light on their origins, social backgrounds, burial rites, and individual fates in times of radical political and cultural change between the 4th and 8th c. AD. The findings discussed here refer to burials from a 4th c.Reifarth, Nicole +9 more
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The limits of agency in the analysis of elite Iron Age Celtic burials
Journal of Social Archaeology, 2001Burial ritual is an area of human behavior that at first seems particularly resistant to the identification of purposeful and intentional action in the archaeological past, at least when viewed from the perspective of the deceased individual. In the context of the European Iron Age this is partly because burial ritual falls so clearly into an area of ...
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Dichotomising the Family in Hellenistic Etruria: Forms of Strategic Display in Elite Burials
Acta Patristica et Byzantina, 2010Etruscan burial provides a unique source for the archaeological study of the 'family as strategy.' This chapter starts by providing an overview of the chronological development of burial practices across the region between the eighth and first centuries BC.
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Neogene burial of organic carbon in the global ocean
Nature, 2023Yi Ge Zhang, Benjamin J W Mills
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