Late Cretaceous coastal plain deposits of the Prince Creek Formation (PCF) offer a rare glimpse into an ancient, high-latitude, arctic greenhouse ecosystem for which there is no modern analog. Here, we employ quantitative biofacies analysis to explore spatio-temporal variability in PCF palynomorph and microbiota assemblages from nine paleosol horizons exposed along Colville River, North Slope, ...

Two datasets, the geologic record and the genetic content of extant organisms, provide complementary insights into the history of how key molecular components have shaped or driven global environmental and macroevolutionary trends. Changes in global physico-chemical modes over time are thought to be a consistent feature of this relationship between Earth and life, as life is thought to have bee...

A large number of ancient mosaics have not reached us because they been destroyed by erosion, earthquakes, looting or even used as materials in newer construction. To make things worse, among the small fraction that we able to recover, many are damaged incomplete. Therefore, restoration and reconstruction play a fundamental role preserve cultural heritage understand cultures. This has tradition...

we can recognize ancient environmental, political, economic and cultural conditions with study old textiles. textile objects are important cases for archaeological investigations at the museums. professor mohsen moghadam has collected unique textile collection belonged to parthian, sassanid, early islamic, middle islamic, safavid, qajar and pahlavi periods and a few foreign textiles for example...

In this paper, we present a system for visually retrieving ancient inscriptions, developed in the context of the ongoing Europeana network of Ancient Greek and Latin Epigraphy (EAGLE) EU Project. The system allows the user in front of an inscription (e.g, in a museum, street, archaeological site) or watching a reproduction (e.g., in a book, from a monitor), to automatically recognize the inscri...