Civilizations are as complex as the human relationships that engendered them, and
outlining these relational qualities within open notions of mobility and interaction frames a …

The deeply engrained stereotype of opposing 'steppe'and 'sown'societies has strongly
influenced interpretation of Bronze Age Central Asia. This has led to the idea that the …

Southern Central Asia witnessed widespread expansion in urbanism and exchange,
between roughly 2200 and 1500 BC, fostering a new cultural florescence, sometimes …

In this article we re-visit hypotheses about the changing social and environmental
landscapes in southern Central Asia during the late Holocene, specifically giving attention to …

In recent years, it has become increasingly obvious that major developments in the history of
the Achaemenid-Persian Empire can only be adequately understood when they are seen in …

Recent archaeological research in the Murghab region of modern Turkmenistan has
highlighted the variable interweaving of material, technological, and social traditions …

The recent excavations at the site of Molali, located in southern Uzbekistan and dated to the
mid-second millennium BCE, offer new insights into the definition of the Final Bronze Age …

The interaction between people from the Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC)
and mobile pastoralists during the Bronze Age in the alluvial fan of the Murghab River in …

Effects of novel environments on domesticated species Page 1 Effects of novel
environments on domesticated species Edited by Xinyi Liu, Giedre Motuzaite Matuzeviciute …

Questo testo si propone di fornire una prima e preliminare descrizione della necropoli
dell'età del Bronzo medio e tardo di Adji Kui, in Margiana (Turkmenistan meridionale) …