New insights reveal where Bronze Age Mycenae's gold may have originated, from Thrace to Egypt and further afield.
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Irish Museum Receives Anonymous Package Containing Two Bronze Age Ax HeadsThe National Museum of Ireland recently received a mysterious package in the mail from an anonymous sender — and opened it to ...
In southern Great Britain, archaeologists have discovered an intriguing phenomenon: metal objects from the Bronze Age found in much more recent contexts within the same era. These artifacts, known as ...
The artifacts, which date back to the third millennium BC, belong to the Bronze Age culture of Jiroft plain, a region known for its rich archaeological significance in southern Iran. Soleimani ...
More information: Adrià Moreno Gil et al, Bronze Age Frontiers and Pottery Circulation: Political and Economic Relations at ...
A dull brown artifact caught their attention — and ... river and Europe’s only preserved remains of an underground Bronze Age village. As part of the site’s ongoing research, a team of ...
“The timber circle gives us valuable insight into rituals and social structures from the late Stone Age [or] early Bronze Age ... site further and search for artifacts used for building or ...
A team of archaeologists discovered a complex underground drainage installation at a spring in Oymaağaç Höyük, in the central ...
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