Abstract This study presents the results of rescue archaeological excavations at the barrow near Hrabrovo and situates the findings within the broader framework of the Early Bronze Age in Northeastern Bulgaria. The recovered artifacts, evidence for burial customs, AMS radiocarbon dates, and metallurgical analyses together offer important new perspectives on the 3rd millennium BC. Barrow burials in Northeastern Bulgaria have long been a focal point for research into the emergence and development of the EBA in what is now Bulgaria, an interest that has intensified with the growth of rescue excavations in recent decades. The Hrabrovo barrow contributes substantial new data for this discussion. By combining excavation results with a range of interdisciplinary approaches, the study achieves a detailed and comprehensive interpretation of the available evidence.
Excavations at the multi-layered site of Khovle Gora, conducted from 1954 to 1961, made an important contribution to the relative chronology of ceramic development in the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age of Georgia. This work remains a fundamental reference for the Shida Kartli region and beyond due to its close cultur...
S. Heinsch, W. Kuntner, Vakhtang Licheli· Ancient Civilizations from S...· 1 citation
This paper analyses the archaeological assemblage from the site of Kafilerija, near Ćuprija, recovered during rescue excavations carried out in 2013. Its aim is to define the cultural and chronological characteristics of the earlier occupation horizon on the basis of stratigraphic relations, archaeological features,...
Petar Milojević, Danica Milošević Jović· Гласник Српског археолошког...· 0 citations
The object of this study consists of an archaeometric investigation of Early medieval
Forum Ware
glazed ceramics found in the central archaeological area of Rome, a significant chronological and economic marker for 8th–11th centuries. Instrumental analysis included digital microscopy, ESEM‐EDS imaging, EDS spectr...
Martina Bernardi, S. Boccuti, E. Di Luzio· Archaeometry· 0 citations
Oued Beht, Morocco, is emerging as a key site for understanding later prehistory in the northwestern Maghreb. Previous fieldwork by the Oued Beht Archaeological Project (OBAP) in 2022 revealed major evidence of a large and complex focus of activity across the ridge during the mid-to-late fourth to earliest third mill...
G. Lucarini, Y. Bokbot, Toby Wilkinson et al.· Libyan Studies· 0 citations
This contribution describes the pottery assemblage from the Roman villa with baths in Pollena Trocchia (Mt. Vesuvius), whose importance resides mostly in its stratigraphy: it was built on top of the AD 79 ashes and buried by volcanic debris in AD 472 and 512, providing sharp chronological markers. After a brief discuss...
G. D. De Simone, Vincenzo Castaldo, Santa Sannino· Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautor...· 1 citation
During the 2022–2025 excavations, the authors discovered a new multilayered archaeological site, Myakotnoye-1, in the lower basin of the Aley River, in the steppe zone of the Ob-Irtysh region. The site is located on a small promontory of a large terrace remnant (“yelban”) on the left bank floodplain and it has not been...
A. Grishin, Z. Marchenko, S. Grushin et al.· Problems of Archaeology Ethn...· 0 citations
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