We describe a silver coin found in one of the burials at Gorny-10 cemetery northern Altai, excavated by expeditions from Altai State University 2000–2003. The was discovered destroyed burial children (No. 46) along with other informative artifacts, which are rather uncommon such burials. Judging horse harness and ornaments, assemblage falls interval late 6th to early 8th century AD. is an imita...

The presence of elements the necklace sets among grave goods is one characteristic features Ostriv burial ground. They were found in 21 graves from 83 excavated period 2017—2020.
 In 19 cases they part neck ornament. was an attribute women’s costume 17 burials, which slightly less than half total number burials. This indicates both social differentiation within group and differences compos...

The end of the Pleistocene in Southwest Asia is widely known for emergence socially-complex hunter-gatherers—the Natufians—characterized by a rich material culture record, including elaborate burials. In comparison, human interments that predate Natufian are rare. discovery and excavation hut structure at 20,000-year-old Epipalaeolithic site Kharaneh IV eastern Jordan reveals remains an adult f...


 The archaeological investigations conducted between 2009 and 2013 at Japnišče, a site in Miren, unearthed part of cemetery from the late 5th early 6th century. It is small located formerly major road that connected Aquileia Emona. Nine burials have thus far been investigated, though scattered finds human bones mixed layers fills pits suggest burial ground was originally larger. A particu...

The international workshop ‘Forensic Search and Recovery of Clandestine Graves’ took place over two days in 2021 Wroclaw, Poland. goal the was to improve search methods techniques related examination clandestine burial sites. Geophysical were used by an team multi-disciplinary specialists detect simulated training focused on testing methods, including Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR), verify effe...

The article presents the results of analysis materials gathered from Sebys’ burial ground, which dates back to era Great Migration in European Northeast. ground belongs early group tumuli, were characteristic first wave tribes settling These are known have had tradition making mounds over burials. Being a part same cultural phenomenon as necropolises Veslyanskiy I it has certain local character...

In 2021, on the territory of second mound group Kytaiv Cemetery outskirts Kyiv authors discovered inhumation burial in a coffin placed wooden funeral chamber. Burials with structures made directly grave pit have been widespread Northern and Eastern Europe Viking Age are well known literature as chamber burials. Some modern researchers distinguish among early medieval burials category so-called ...

Abandoned anthropogenic sites are transformed when they come into use. In the present study, such objects were abandoned Evangelical cemeteries located in Land of Great Mazurian Lakes (northern Poland). This study aims to compare concentrations selected major (Ca, Na, Mg, Al, Fe) and potentially toxic elements (Zn, Cd, Pb) roots, leaves, branches Syringa vulgaris buried necrosols unburied soils...

The chronological period from the beginning of Chalcolithic Age to end Bronze on Iberian northern sub-plateau Iberic Peninsula involves interesting social and cultural phenomena, such as appearance Bell Beaker and, later, Cogotas I cultures. This work constructs a genetic characterisation maternal lineages human population that lived between 5000 3000 years ago through an analysis mitochondrial...