The study of several types of botanical remains from the site of Mentesh Tepe, Azerbaijan,
has provided the first data on the vegetation cover and the exploitation and use of plant …

Recent excavation at the site of Chobareti (1615 m asl, South Caucasus Mountains) reveals
an important Kura-Araxes settlement and eleven burials so far, for which a first multi-proxies …

The Kura-Araxes culture flourished in the South Caucasus and neighbouring regions during
the 4th-3rd millennia BC. More than in previous periods, this period saw a greater …

The Kura-Araxes phenomenon, represented by its trademark pottery, is one of the most
intriguing examples of cultural expansion in the Bronze Age world. Technological analysis of …

The Kura-Araxes existed from roughly 3500 to 2500 bc. As such, it is part of a millennium
recognized as one of the most dynamic in humankind's long story of development and …

This paper presents an analysis of Early Bronze settlement patterns in the territory of
Republic of Armenia, based on 128 sites, which have been mapped in GIS software. The …

In the Caucasus, peat deposits exposed near Lake Sevan (Armenia) provide a Middle to
Late Holocene record of lake level fluctuations. The Tsovinar-1 section at the southern shore …

This paper presents the results of an archaeobotanical analysis of plant macro-remains
recovered during excavations of a rural tepe site at Qaratepe, Azerbaijan, occupied during …

Plant Economy of the Kura-Araxes. A comparative analysis of agriculture in the Near East from
the Chalcolithic to the Middle Bro Page 1 Plant Economy of the Kura-Araxes. A comparative …

This paper uses faunal remains to explore the subsistence and ritual roles of animals from
Areni-1 Cave in southern Armenia during the Chalcolithic period. In the South Caucasus, the …