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A ritual murder shaped the Early and Middle Neolithic across Central and Southern Europe. [PDF]
Ludes B +8 more
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Ancient DNA from Shimao city records kinship practices in Neolithic China. [PDF]
Chen Z +25 more
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Unearthing prehistoric diets: First evidence of horse meat consumption in Early Bronze Age Sicily. [PDF]
Tanasi D +9 more
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Genetic transitions in the Neolithic and Bronze Age at Mas d'en Boixos (Catalonia, Spain). [PDF]
Roca-Rada X +12 more
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Repeated plague infections across six generations of Neolithic Farmers. [PDF]
Seersholm FV +25 more
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Links between climatic histories and the rise and fall of a Pacific chiefdom. [PDF]
Shen CC +21 more
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Structural investigation of Mnajdra megalithic monument in Malta [PDF]
Abstract In this article an overall procedure is proposed, for the numerical investigation of the structural response of ancient monuments made of megalithic stones. The procedure is implemented on the middle temple of the Mnajdra Megalithic structure, listed as UNESCO World Heritage and regarded as one of the oldest structures from early ...
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Stability of megalithic structures against overturning
Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2015Abstract When restoration works are carried out on a megalithic monument, the study of the structure's stability is always a significant task. In this paper, the overturning stability problem regarding megalithic structures is presented. Classical and advanced theories are implemented in a computer program to obtain the orthostat's overturning safety
Luis Romera
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Journal of Archaeological Science, 2014
New aspects of prehistoric forest use and human activities around megalithic graves were inferred from a palaeoecological study at Krahenberg, northern Germany. Five megalithic graves of the Funnel Beaker Culture are located very close, i.e. ca. 100 m south-west of a small mire which was investigated for pollen and charcoal records.
Hans-Rudolf Börk +2 more
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New aspects of prehistoric forest use and human activities around megalithic graves were inferred from a palaeoecological study at Krahenberg, northern Germany. Five megalithic graves of the Funnel Beaker Culture are located very close, i.e. ca. 100 m south-west of a small mire which was investigated for pollen and charcoal records.
Hans-Rudolf Börk +2 more
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