This paper investigates the social structure of an Early Bronze Age society whose members
were buried at the necropolis of Mokrin (Serbia, Southeastern Europe), by comparative …

Estimation the sex of the creators of rock art scenes from handprints left in prehistoric caves
has been of growing interest in archaeology in recent years. It has been suggested that both …

This study presents an overview of the development of gender archaeologies in local
academies across Europe, from the initial efforts in Norway in the early 1970s, to the …

Despite the large-scale expansion of Bell Beaker phenomenon, there is a tension between
the normative Bell Beaker material culture categories and their local objectification in the …

This article demonstrates the analytical potential of graph theory for understanding mortuary
practices in past societies. We take advantage of social network analysis software PAJEK to …

Entheseal changes are potentially useful tools through which the daily activity patterns of
individuals within a population may be interpreted through the perspective of a biocultural …

THE mortuary archaeological record is specific. In addition to artifacts, remains of nonhuman
organisms, and various environmental data, it normally includes the remains of humans …

Age-at-death and sex estimation are considered among the essential parameters in
osteobiography and represent the first stage of study in bioarchaeology, forensic …

This paper explores the divergent points of view about research in mortuary studies. This
strategy serves to elucidate often unconscious assumptions about proper research and …

The spatial patterns and grave good associations at the cemetery of Vedrovice-Široká u
Lesa (Czech Republic) are explored using computationally intensive formal methods …