جامعه باستانشناسی ایران
باستانشناسي، انسانشناسی، تاريخ برای همه ادمینها: کریم علیزاده و عباس علیزاده برای عضویت و شرکت در بحثهای تالارعمومی، باستانشناسان و دانشجویان باستانشناسی میتوانند تقاضای خود را به آدرس ایمیل زیر بفرستند: [email protected]
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Warriors from Britain joined far-flung Byzantine military campaigns in sixth century, grave goods suggest
باستانشناسي، انسانشناسی، تاريخ برای همه ادمینها: کریم علیزاده و عباس علیزاده برای عضویت و شرکت در بحثهای تالارعمومی، باستانشناسان و دانشجویان باستانشناسی میتوانند تقاضای خود را به آدرس ایمیل زیر بفرستند: [email protected]
PDN – The Hague Municipal Museum holds one of the largest collections of Persian ceramics and glasses in Europe. The collection covers the period from the 10th century (Samanid era) to the 19th century AD, when the Qajar dynasty ruled Persia (Iran). A 13th-century tile from Kashan. As a city … Persian Ceramics: Treasure of The Hague Municipal Museum | گنجینه سرامیک های ایرانی در موزه شهرداری لاهه Read More »
The present case studies report malignant neoplastic and traumatic lesions observed on two ancient Egyptian skulls held at the Duckworth Collection (Cambridge University). The analysis aims to characterise the lesions and provide a diagnosis using a methodology based on micro-CT scanning and microscopic bone surface analysis. Results pointed towards neoplastic lesions in both cases and healed severe skull trauma in one of them suggesting successful traumatological therapy. Interestingly, our analysis has identified the presence of perimortem cutmarks associated with metastatic lytic lesions in one of the skulls, indicating a potential surgical treatment attempt or postmortem medical exploration. We argue that the two cases, although not contemporary, allow a palaeopathological discussion on oncological and traumatological understanding and management of such conditions in the past. The confrontation of two potential managements represented by two different types of lesions represent a clear boundary in ancient…
Mouginot et al. find that bonobos exhibit lower rates of male-female aggression but higher rates of female-male and male-male aggression than chimpanzees. More aggressive males have higher mating success. Costs and benefits likely vary for different forms of aggression. Coalitionary behavior may select for less frequent male aggression in chimpanzees.
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