Chronological and genetic analysis of an Upper Palaeolithic female infant burial from Borsuka Cave, Poland [PDF]
iScience, 2023 Summary: Six infant human teeth and 112 animal tooth pendants from Borsuka Cave were identified as the oldest burial in Poland. However, uncertainties around the dating and the association of the teeth to the pendants have precluded their association ...
Helen Fewlass +7 more
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The Chronology of the Arched Rustling Pendants with Horses [PDF]
Поволжская археология, 2016 The article defi nes the typology and the chronology of the arched rustling pendants with horses, which belong to typical antiquities of the Azelino culture. Earlier, they were studied in a number of works (by L.A. Golubeva, N.A.
Stavitsky Vladimir V.
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Female Polovtsian statue with arrow-shaped pendants from the Hermitage [PDF]
Cultural Heritage and Modern TechnologiesThe article highlights a brief history of the origin of the female Polovtsian statue with arrow-shaped pendants from the Hermitage. A detailed scientific description of the sculpture is given.
Potyomkina T.M.
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A Database of Lapidary Artifacts in the Caribbean for the Ceramic Age
Journal of Open Archaeology Data, 2021 Lapidary artifacts show an impressive abundance and diversity during the Ceramic period in the Caribbean islands, especially at the beginning of this period.
Alain Queffelec +2 more
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Morphometric comparison of pendants. [PDF]
, 2021 Morphometrics of the pendants show the choice of a regular size and similar shape of both teeth and bone pendants.
José-Miguel Tejero (6708026) +7 more
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Medieval jewelry at the “Palace Center – East” site in Pliska
Приноси към българската археология, 2021 This paper presents jewelry falling into two categories, divided by their material composition – a group of metal items, and a group made from glass. They were found during archaeological excavations of the “Palace Center – East” site in Pliska.
Valeri Grigorov
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Pendants from Satsurblia cave. [PDF]
, 2021 Red deer vestigial canines (A); ungulate incisors (B); bone pendants (C). Photos by J.-M. Tejero.
José-Miguel Tejero (6708026) +7 more
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Glass Pendants in the Form of a Waterfowl from the Territory of the Volga-Don Region (13th–14th cc.)
Археология евразийских степей, 2022 The paper features the results of a study of glass pendants in the form of a waterfowl (duck). They were discovered in the burials of the 13th-14th centuries in the Volga-Don region, and in the territory of the Golden Horde cities as a result of ...
Kuryshova Natalya P.
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Reflection of Arctic geocultures in the sounding attributes of the shaman costumes of Sakha, Evenks and Nganasans [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2022 The purpose of this research is to study the sounding pendants on the shamanic costume of the Evenks, Sakha and Nganasans in the unity of the shamanic ritual complex and ritual musical traditions.
Dobzhanskaya Oksana +2 more
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Charm pendants found among the Roman-time antiquities of the south-eastern Baltic region
Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии, 2020 The article is aimed at tracing the origin of Roman pendants (referred to as ‘charms’ in Baltic archaeology), dating them and, if possible, determining their semantic meaning. The analysis of these artefacts, found among the antiquities from the mouth of
V.I. Kulakov
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