Der Kirchenbau offenbart die Verbindungen der römischen Metropole Aquileia zur Architektur des oströmischen Reiches unter dem berühmten Kaiser Justinian I. – und weist Parallelen zu einer Kirche aus ...

• Narrará su historia, la cual inició en el Formativo Tardío (600 a.C.-200 d.C.) y, tras un dilata

npj Heritage Science - Identification and implications of lithic artifacts starch residues from Fenghuangzui Neolithic site in Central China

Drought and cold in northern China during the 2.8 ka cold event contributed to the collapse of the Western Zhou Dynasty and subsequent significant southward migration, according to analyses of stalagmite records from Northeast and Southeast China.

Scientific Reports - Deciphering the composition and microstructure of Jin-Yuan period oil-spot glazes from the archaeological site of Jining Lu of China

東京都の旧松山藩主久松松平家墓所の発掘調査で見つかった副葬品などの所蔵先が、宙に浮いたままになっている。一般財団法人「久松常盤会」は５月に調査報告書を刊行し概要を明らかにしたが、久松家伝来の文書など……

Des fouilles archéologiques sont en cours au carré Dubé à Rivière-du-Loup. Elles visent à s'assurer que le terrain ne contient pas d'artéfacts.

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A realistic image of a young woman buried with a sickle around her neck and a padlock on the big toe of her left foot - a reconstruction of the find of researchers from the Institute of Archaeology of...

Archaeologists have announced the discovery of an ancient fortress from Egypt’s New Kingdom period at Tell El-Kharouba in the Sheikh Zuweid region of North Sinai. - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News

I Stockholmsområdet har en privatperson hittat en ovanligt stor och välbevarad silverskatt från tidig medeltid. Upphittaren anmälde fyndet till Länsstyrelsen och nu undersöker arkeologer fyndplatsen o...

Dans le cadre de suivis de travaux pour la construction de réseaux urbains et de jardinières à Bobigny, un nouveau pôle funéraire daté de La Tène moyenne a été révélé par les archéologues de l’Inrap d...

Despite continuous investigation, reasons for both the abandonment of Roman Britain around 410 CE, and the separate collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE remain unclear. Here, we use tree ring-based climate reconstructions and written documentary sources to show that a sequence of severe summer droughts from 364 to 366 CE not only contributed to prolonged harvest failures and food shortages, but also played a role in the ‘Barbarian Conspiracy’, a catastrophic military defeat for Roman Britain in 367 CE. In line with contemporary reports from the historian Ammianus Marcellinus, this pivotal event in pre-modern history coincided with anomalous coin hoarding, and a gradual depopulation of Roman villas and towns. Expanding our climate-conflict analysis from Roman Britain as a case study to the entire Roman Empire and the period 350–476 CE reveals clear linkages between years in which battles occurred and preceding warm and dry summers. Based on these findings, we develop a mechanistic model to explain the vulnerability of agrarian societies to climate variability, whereby prolonged droughts cause harvest failures and food shortages (dependant on societal resilience) that lead to systematic pressure, societal instability, and eventually outright conflict.