Titlebook: Geoarchaeology and Archaeological Mineralogy; Proceedings of 7th G Natalia Ankusheva,Igor V. Chechushkov,Polina Ankus Conference proceeding

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The Ancient Bronzes of Bashkiria: Findings on the Composition of Non-ferrous Metal Obtained at the Bture of the Southern Urals. The data was received by energy-dispersive analysis of the most common category of jewelry—bronze bracelets. The predominant shapes are open grooved bracelets with rounded ends, as well as bracelets made of rods and twisted wires with semicircular and triangular sections.

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“A Crucible with Solidified Substance” or an Ore Sample: Experience of the Complex Analysis of a Uniaeological research of the Kachkashursky I burial ground—one of the 9–13th centuries CE funeral sites of the basin of the Cheptsa RiverA unique find was revealed during a study of the 1971 collection. A primary interpretation of the find as a crucible and a search for analogies requested a further a

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Kazburun Archaeological Micro-district of the Late Bronze Age and Copper Ore Mines in the Southern Tand Andronovo (Alakul). New analyses currently applied to bronze wares of the Late Bronze Age, once again raise the matter of copper-ore sources of bronze metallurgy of the Late Bronze Age in the Southern (Bashkir) Trans-Urals. The analysis to bronze materials in the Southern (Bashkir) Trans-Urals a

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Diet and Mobility in the Pre-Urals Bronze Age, Russia (Preliminary Results of Stable Isotope AnalysiPre-Urals region, as well as to draw preliminary conclusions about the diet of these groups. About 30 samples are at our disposal, covering a very long period (from the end of the 4th to the begging of the 1st-millennium cal BC). Despite a small sample size, some important conclusions can be drawn.

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