Tens of thousands of years ago at the site of Sunghir in Russia a number of people were
buried with grave goods, including truly extraordinary personal ornaments–thousands of …

Background The hand-carved, traditional, versatile kitchen utensils made up of soft
soapstone are used and treasured since the rise of civilization in India, especially in the …

The cave site of Suluin, inhabited for a short time around 6000 cal BCE, is located close to
Antalya, slightly inland from the south coast of Turkey. The ornaments of this period are not …

The first contacts between Greece, the Aegean and India1 were thought to have occurred
sometime at the beginning of the sixth century BC. This was when Greek merchants …

Modern‐day Çorum is the homeland of the Hatti people, the culture that went on to form the
Hittite Empire. Resuloğlu, which dates back to the latter half of the Early Bronze Age (ca …

Fin dalla scoperta nel 1968 della sepoltura di Vela Valbusa e della necropoli di Romagnano
Loc, la Valle dell'A-dige costituisce un'area privilegiata per gli studi legati alla ritualità e …

During the excavations conducted at level V of İnönü Cave, which is located on the western
Black Sea coast of Anatolia, 10.198 beads were found in a small pot above the bedrock …

At archaeological excavations in the Orient region, ancient jewellery in the form of beads is
found in huge amounts. Beads were such common objects, that they represent a major part …

Abstract During the Old Kingdom, Byblos emerged as one of the main ports of trade between
Egypt and the Levant. This is not only suggested by Egyptian textual references but also by …

India is the only country on this Earth having scientific and ancient food culture. This is not
only limited to architecture alone, or to arts but also it inculcates rich food culture. Since …