Among the most widely used methods for understanding human-horse relationships in the
archaeological record is the identification of human skeletal pathologies associated with …

Objectives To test a hypothesis on interpersonal violence events during the transition
between Chalcolithic and Bronze Age in the Eastern Pyrenees, to contextualize it in Western …

The flanks of the Caucasus Mountains and the steppe landscape to their north offered highly
productive grasslands for Bronze Age herders and their flocks of sheep, goat, and cattle …

Innovation is the social act of appropriating new practices or techniques into an existing life.
During the late 4th millennium BC, the populations of the North Caucasus and the …

Included in the scope of workplace safety is that relating to potential accidents, ie the harmful
consequences for human health crossed with the work environment factor. In the study of the …

The analysis of human skeletal remains informs us about the lives and deaths of individuals
from the past. Burials exhumed from nineteenth-century cemeteries with well-preserved …

The recently published book on appropriating innovations in prehistoric Eurasia includes in
it a chapter entitled “Contextualising Innovation: Cattle Owners and Wagon Drivers in the …

The early mediaeval period was characterised by continuous variations of frontiers,
leadership, and consequently also socio-economic instabilities. Located in the central Alps …

This research aims to improve the contribution of forensic anthropology to the personal
identification process by analyzing the relationship between entheseal changes and skeletal …