Titlebook: Geoarchaeology and Archaeological Mineralogy; Proceedings of 9th G Natalia Ankusheva,Igor V. Chechushkov,Polina Ankus Conference proceeding

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International Handbook of Chinese Familiessic rocks typical of the northern Caucasus. The maceheads were made from white serpentinite from magnesian skarn deposits. These results suggest that several axes from the Borodino treasure were probably made from the Caucasus raw material supplied to the eastern Black Sea shops for further treatment.

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Architecture of Kurgans with Mustaches?of the Southern Trans-Urals (According to Soil and Archaeology. We conclude that constructing kurgans with “mustaches” did not require much labor despite their large scale. This conclusion is consistent with previous studies, where the stone material of kurgans with mustaches and the physical capabilities of the horse for its transportation were calculated.

柔軟

Characterization of Epipaleolithic Flint Artifacts in the Northern Caucasus Using LA-ICP-MS: New Datwide variety of oxides and trace elements in the samples. Our results show that detailed geochemical characterization provides new data for identifying the origin of lithic artifacts and reconstructing the mobility range of Epipaleolithic human groups.

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Origin of the Serpentinite Items from the Borodino Treasuresic rocks typical of the northern Caucasus. The maceheads were made from white serpentinite from magnesian skarn deposits. These results suggest that several axes from the Borodino treasure were probably made from the Caucasus raw material supplied to the eastern Black Sea shops for further treatment.

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重疊

nepotism

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7278-7 complexes of ancient sanctuaries. Very rarely, iron ore (brown ironstone) was used to make the pommel of maces, axes, nuclei, and abrasive saws. Jewelry (pendants and beads) and sacred objects were made from other ores (malachite, copper, and iron pyrite).

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