The discovery of the Nuragic culture settlement of Sa Osa, Cabras-Oristano, Sardinia, has
made it possible to investigate the domestication status of waterlogged uncharred grape …

Over the last millennia, the land between the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea, characterized
by extraordinary habitat diversity, has seen an outstanding cross-cultural development. For …

The identification of archaeological charred grape seeds is a difficult task due to the
alteration of the morphological seeds shape. In archaeobotanical studies, for the correct …

Figure 2 9 Sum calibration versus Bayesian statistical framework. The analysis of all
available radiocarbon dates for the Bell Beaker contexts in Southern France (Lemercier et …

This paper presents a review of our knowledge of the earliest phases of metal use and
working in Sardinia, based where possible on radiocarbon chronology. It covers the cultural …

In 2008, during a rescue excavation in the Sa Osa area, near the town of Cabras (Sardinia,
Italy), a Nuragic settlement was discovered. The excavation revealed numerous pits, wells …

This paper presents new archaeobotanical data from six sites in Sardinia, Italy, dated to the
Bronze Age (2000–1100 cal. bc). A total of 978 l of sediment has been sampled and 23,008 …

Investigation of a prehistoric settlement in the south‐western S ardinia area attests to human
occupation by the Nuragic civilization in a cave during the Early and M iddle B ronze A ge …

Sardinian Neolithic rock-cut tombs are not merely underground repositories, but complex
and dynamic ritual architectures whose sequence of chambers was designed to host …

The interior of Neolithic tombs in Europe is frequently decorated with carved and painted
motifs. In Sardinia (Italy), 116 rock-cut tombs have their walls covered with bucrania …