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

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Lead Isotope Analysis of the Bronze Age Metal in the Steppe Cis- and Trans-Urals The results of lead isotope analysis made it possible to obtain new data for many copper artifacts (products and ingots) of various periods of the Bronze Age (4th-2nd millennia BC). The detected variations in lead isotopes indicate a rather clear connection between copper artifacts and the original

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Metalworking and Metallurgical Slags in Tokskoe Late Bronze Age Settlementy formed sulfides in slags, impurities of Ba and Cl in slag glass, as well as S, Ag, and Pb in copper droplets. The use of copper sandstones as raw materials and the technology of the metallurgical process at Tokskoe settlement are typical for the Late Bronze Age Srubna assemblages of the Southern C

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Diet and Mobility in the Pre-Urals Bronze Age, Russia (Preliminary Results of Stable Isotope Analysiocus, including cases of long-term residence of the collectives in these places (according to the .C data). This is probably due to the stability of the subsistence and settlement systems (stationary settlements). Finally, the obtained results differ from the previously obtained data for the adjacen

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Preliminary Results of the Analysis of REE Distribution and 87Sr/86Sr Ratios in Organic and Mineral from ungulate teeth found at the Orkhon-1 and Orkhon-7 sites indicate that these animals lived in another region during the first years of their lives. This constitutes evidence of equids and bovids migrating between regions.

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Starodubtseva Yama—A New Ancient Mine of the Southern Trans-Urals Steppesation within the distribution zone of metal-producing communities of the Late Bronze Age, and the proximity to the Novotemirsky mine allow preliminary dating of the Starodubtseva Yama mine to the 1st half of the 2nd millennium BC.

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