The emergence and the development of tumuli in Eastern Thrace
Eastern Thrace has a long tradition of burials under tumuli, resulting today in a high density of burial mounds. This tradition, which started ca. 1200 BC and lasted down to the 3rd century AD, began with the migration of Thracian tribes, introducing two
Yildirim, S.
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Functional morphology of the Cambrian archaeocyath sponge Yukonensis. [PDF]
Qureshi ZA +3 more
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Bronze and Early Iron Age Burial Tumuli across the Western Balkans
Burial tumuli are a major characteristic of the Bronze and Early Iron Age of the Balkan Peninsula. Hundreds have been excavated (over 130 only in Albania), and many more have been identified, while recent projects continue to reveal a great number of ...
Tobias Krapf
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Unusual fungemia caused by non-<i>marneffei Talaromyces</i> in an immunocompetent host. [PDF]
Won EJ +7 more
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The Oudierin Drainage Archaeological Project: New Perspectives on the Saloum Delta Shell Middens (Senegal). [PDF]
Holl AFC.
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A macroconidial synanamorph of <i>Kendrickiella phycomyces</i> (<i>Pezizomycotina incertae sedis</i>). [PDF]
Okada G, Ohkuma M.
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Enhancing mathematical modeling competencies through AI-powered VR. [PDF]
Gürefe N, Öksüz H, Sarpkaya Aktaş G.
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In 1993 in the area called Karabayır, located 3 km to the east of Korkuteli, rescue excavations were conducted by Antalya Museum for three stone setting tumuli. During the excavations a dinos was documented.
Dökü, F. Eray, Baytak, İsmail
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Reconstruction of Spatial Organization and Cemetery Structure of Preadult Burials at the Phaleron Burial Ground (Archaic Athens, Greece) Using Deciduous Dental Morphology. [PDF]
Stojanowski CM.
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