Archaeologists Find 270,000 Beads in a Copper Age Burial Site, Revealed to Be an Ancient Costume A team of archaeologists, ...

The development of modern infrastructure not only transforms the present but also allows for the rediscovery of the past.

More than a quarter million beads found in a tomb with female skeletons were used to decorate the women's ceremonial dresses, ...

Before the start of construction on the SuedOstLink high-voltage direct current transmission line, the State Department for ...

Burials in caves or rock shelters were common in this region at this time, between 4,500 and 4,000 years ago, during the late Copper Age (2750 to 2200 B.C.) and early Bronze Age (2200 to 950 B.C ...

Copper has been an important mineral in the world growth, in use for at least 10 000 years. The Bronze Age is well known for having replaced the Stone Age, and bronze is the alloy of copper and tin.

The structure consists of three concentric walls up to five meters high and 25 towers. Inside, the tomb of a possible Roman legionary has been discovered ...

The excavations revealed stratified layers belonging to both the Bronze Age and the late Copper Age, along with stone artifacts and ceramic remnants from the second half of the third millennium BCE.

Rock Paintings of Southern Andalusia: a Description of a Neolithic and Copper Age Art Group. By the Abbé Henri Breuil M. C. Burkitt; with the collaboration of Sir Montagu Pollock. Pp. xii + 88 ...