Across the prehistoric period in Mainland Southeast Asia (MSEA), very few architectural
remains and settlements have been identified and there is an absence of evidence for …

A brief history of the nature, use and technology of binders in ancient constructions and
buildings is outlined, including the apparent chronological discontinuities related to …

Iron Age combustion structures on the eastern Iberian Peninsula have traditionally been
analysed through the study of their morphological aspects and their association with …

Over recent decades, numerous studies have highlighted the importance of opal,
chalcedony and quartz varieties, chiefly in volcanic, but also in metamorphic and …

For years there has been much speculation surrounding the abandonment of the Middle
Bronze Age IIB palace of Tel Kabri, ca. 1700 BCE. There are no weapons, hoards of money …

During the second half of the Holocene, the Russian Plain experienced several climatic
oscillations giving rise to changing vegetation patterns. The spatial variability of vegetation …

Abstract The Northern Iberian Plateau during the Early Iron Age witnessed the proliferation
of villages, showcasing well-preserved earthen architectural remains that offer valuable …

Earthen construction systems are generally inferred from stratigraphic evidence, without
analytical follow-up, leading to poor or erroneous interpretations. Micromorphological …

Recently, new augmented recording techniques have entered archaeological fieldwork. We
review a major urban excavation in Ribe, Denmark, which has adopted a systematic use of …

Zooarchaeological analyses of the skeletal remains of 52 animals unearthed in the
courtyard of an Iron Age Tartessian building known as Casas del Turuñuelo (Badajoz …