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Recent decades have seen a transformation in the evidence for early settlement in east Crete through surface survey and targeted excavation. In a recent synthesis, drawing on earlier theories and lines of argument, Nowicki has argued that... more
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      Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Neolithic Archaeology, Neolithic & Chalcolithic Archaeology
Horse forehead pendants that depict a bird of prey and other images are typical grave goods of horsemen graves of the Sambian Peninsula of the 10th/11–12th centuries – today’s Kaliningrad region of Russia (former East Prussia). The... more
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      Archaeology, Baltic Sea Region Studies, Viking Age Archaeology, Relative-Absolute dating
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      Pottery, Chronology, Tell ed-Dab'a (Avaris), Middle Bronze Age Near East
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      Archaeology, Persistence, Chronology, Radiocarbon Dating (Archaeology)
In Central and East Asia, the Upper Paleolithic dates as early as 45 ka cal BP, but until recently, there was little reliable information concerning human occupation during the following period, between 45 and 40 ka cal BP. Here we... more
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      Lithics, Upper Paleolithic, Chronology, Mongolia
The Qodesh Calendar 'short version' hold 15 chronological evidences of the calendar Moses, Joshua and Daniel used. The Qodesh Calendar is even found in Noah's pre-flood chronicles. Does the calendar exist elsewhere? The conclusion has... more
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      Religion, Hebrew Language, New Testament, Early Christianity
Confusion between paleontology and archaeology is a common error in primary and high school teaching in France, but it is not the only difficulty to overcome at school and in school books. Wrong logical chronology, prehistorical cultures... more
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... Localización: La cueva de El Sidrón (Borines, Piloa, Asturias): investigación interdisciplinar de un grupo neandertal / coord. por Marco de la Rasilla Vives, 2011, ISBN 978-84-8053-602-8 , págs. 159-166. Fundación Dialnet. Acceso de... more
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      Radiocarbon Dating (Earth Sciences), Mousterian, Middle Palaeolithic, Chronology
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      Medieval History, Medieval Studies, Calendars, Medieval Latin Texts of Computus
concise presentation of the provisional data of the die-sequence and of the iconographic and metrological data that lead to date the bronze series with portrait of Hieron II in the second part of his reign
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      Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Ancient Greek Numismatics, Ancient Roman Numismatics
The horse, a majestic and noble animal. In the course of prehistory, a unique relationship was created between mankind and the horse, for that matter history was often written from horseback. The chronological scope of the work is... more
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      Prehistoric Archaeology, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Iron Age, Chronology
Summary Balkans – Carpathian Basin – Bohemia: cultural-chronological system in the Neolithic This contribution deals with the problematic thousand-year delay in the Neolithisation of the Bohemian Massive in comparison to South-East Europe... more
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      Balkan prehistory, Neolithic Europe, Chronology
The Late Pleistocene, Early and Middle Holocene Nubian cultural sequence was constructed after the pioneering work done in Nubia in the 1960s (Irwin et al., 1968; Wendorf ed. 1968c; Marks 1970; Nordström ed. 1972). Most of the prehistoric... more
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      Lithic Technology, Sudanese Archaeology, Ancient Nubia, Chronology
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      Archaeology, Physics, Chemistry, Archaeological Science
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      Philosophy, Upanishad, Chronology, Upanishads
This paper represents the first part of a larger study focusing on the three major Dacian settlements on the Siret Valley, Romania: Brad, Poiana and Răcătău. A new closer glance at the published archaeological data needed to be done since... more
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      Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman Glass, Dacian civilization, Ancient Coins
Job Description for a postdoctoral fellowship sponsored by the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO) and supervised by Prof. dr. Steffen Ducheyne. Deadline 8 November 2020.
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      History, History of Science, Alchemy, History and Philosophy of Physics
Isaac Newton spent 40 years of his life studying ancient civilizations (Manuel 1963; Buchwald and Feingold 2012; Feingold 2016; Schilt 2018). These studies should be understood in the light of his lifelong interest in the prophecies in... more
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      History, Early Modern History, History of Science, Chronology
This paper describes a study, which aims to highlight the history of the Ayyubid Mamluk mosque in the Remun village, simply called "the Remun mosque". It focuses on analyzing and interpreting the chronological sequence of the mosque from... more
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      Cultural Studies, Cultural Heritage, Heritage Studies, Mosque Architecture
В. Л. Васильев Новгородский государственный университет им. Ярослава Мудрого Великий Новгород, Россия НОВГОРОДСКАЯ ГИДРОНИМИЯ НА-КА: СТРУКТУРА, ДЕРИВАЦИЯ, ХРОНОЛОГИЯ (на материале водных имен бассейна р. Мста)* В статье всесторонне... more
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      Onomastics, Structural Analysis, Toponymy, Derivation