Abstract The Nok culture in central Nigeria, dated 1500–1 cal bc , is known for its famous terracotta sculptures. We here present a study on > 11,000 botanical macro-remains from 50 sites, including 343 samples contexts and 22 dating between ad 100 400, after the end of culture. With 9,220 remains, pearl millet ( Cenchrus americanus (L.) Morrone, syn. Pennisetum glaucum R.Br.) dominant sampl...

In the article author investigates Scythian funerary practices in Northern Azov region, focusing on role of food offerings and animal sacrifice. study relationship between remains personal burial spaces communal feasting at mound surface are highlighted.

At the end of 4th century BC, and beginning 3rd BC a Celtic population wave reached eastern parts Carpathian Basin, including Northeastern Hungary. The elements funerary rite archaeological finds attest to presence newly arrived communities in cemeteries region. present study serves as preliminary report on research results cemetery Hernád valley excavated 2019. site Novajidrány–Sárvár-erdészhá...