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  1. 2841
    “…The bioinformatic approach used here paves the way for future studies of microbial compositions and patterns of DNA damage in bacteria from archaeological bones. Such studies can help identify targeted measures to increase the relative amount of endogenous DNA in the sample.…”
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    No Ancient DNA Damage in Actinobacteria from the Neanderthal Bone
  2. 2842
    por Archer, Will, Braun, David R.
    Publicado 2013
    “…There is general agreement that the diet of early hominins underwent dramatic changes shortly after the appearance of stone tools in the archaeological record. It is often assumed that this change is associated with dietary expansion to incorporate large mammal resources. …”
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    Investigating the Signature of Aquatic Resource Use within Pleistocene Hominin Dietary Adaptations
  3. 2843
    “…The results suggest that compound-specific radiocarbon analysis should be considered seriously as the method of choice when precious archaeological remains are to be dated because they give a demonstrably contaminant-free radiocarbon age. …”
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    New Hydroxyproline Radiocarbon Dates from Sungir, Russia, Confirm Early Mid Upper Palaeolithic Burials in Eurasia
  4. 2844
    “…A deeper and empirically-based understanding of human migration dynamics is needed in order to interpret genetic and archaeological evidence and to accurately reconstruct the prehistoric processes that comprise human evolutionary history. …”
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    Human Migration Patterns in Yemen and Implications for Reconstructing Prehistoric Population Movements
  5. 2845
    “…Our results also suggest that ‘time budgets’ available in the past will have generated varying patterns of shape variation, potentially affecting spatial and temporal trends seen in the archaeological record. Hence, ‘time-budgeting’ factors need to be given greater consideration in evolutionary models of material culture change.…”
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    Considering the Role of Time Budgets on Copy-Error Rates in Material Culture Traditions: An Experimental Assessment
  6. 2846
    “…Taking into account published mitochondrial, Y chromosome, paleoclimate, and archaeological data, we find that the time of the Ethio-Somali back-to-Africa migration is most likely pre-agricultural.…”
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    Early Back-to-Africa Migration into the Horn of Africa
  7. 2847
    “…Analyses were conducted using morphological distance matrices reflecting dental and mandibular form for the same 292 individuals across 21 archaeological populations. Thereafter, statistical analyses were undertaken on four sample aggregates defined on the basis of their subsistence strategy, geography, and chronology to test for potential differences in dental and mandibular form across and within groups. …”
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    Incongruity between Affinity Patterns Based on Mandibular and Lower Dental Dimensions following the Transition to Agriculture in the Near East, Anatolia and Europe
  8. 2848
    por Conard, Nicholas J., Will, Manuel
    Publicado 2015
    “…Sibudu in KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa) with its rich and high-resolution archaeological sequence provides an ideal case study to examine the causes and consequences of short-term variation in the behavior of modern humans during the Middle Stone Age (MSA). …”
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    Examining the Causes and Consequences of Short-Term Behavioral Change during the Middle Stone Age at Sibudu, South Africa
  9. 2849
    “…Architecture represents key evidence of dynastic practice and change in the archaeological world. Chronologies for many important buildings and sequences, including the iconic temples of medieval Angkor in Cambodia, are based solely on indirect associations from inscriptions and architectural styles. …”
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    First Direct Dating for the Construction and Modification of the Baphuon Temple Mountain in Angkor, Cambodia
  10. 2850
    por Reti, Jay S.
    Publicado 2016
    “…To establish these expectations this research 1) models the expected range of variation through large scale reduction experiments, 2) develops an algorithm to categorize archaeological flakes based on how they are produced, and 3) statistically assesses the methods of production behavior used by Oldowan producing hominins at the site of DK from Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania via the experimental model. …”
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    Quantifying Oldowan Stone Tool Production at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania
  11. 2851
    “…Collagen is the dominant organic component of bone and is intimately locked within the hydroxyapatite structure of this ubiquitous biomaterial that dominates archaeological and palaeontological assemblages. Radiocarbon analysis of extracted collagen is one of the most common approaches to dating bone from late Pleistocene or Holocene deposits, but dating is relatively expensive compared to other biochemical techniques. …”
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    Collagen Fingerprinting: A New Screening Technique for Radiocarbon Dating Ancient Bone
  12. 2852
    por Mirazón Lahr, Marta
    Publicado 2016
    “…However, fossil and archaeological discoveries increasingly clarify important aspects of our past, while breakthroughs from genomics and palaeogenomics have revealed aspects of the demography of Late Quaternary Eurasian hominin groups and their interactions, as well as those between foragers and farmers. …”
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    The shaping of human diversity: filters, boundaries and transitions
  13. 2853
    “…However, the dating of rock art itself remains the greatest obstacle to be addressed if the significance of Australian assemblages are to be recognised on the world stage. A recent archaeological project in the northwest Kimberley trialled three dating techniques in order to establish chronological markers for the proposed, regional, relative stylistic sequence. …”
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    Into the Past: A Step Towards a Robust Kimberley Rock Art Chronology
  14. 2854
    por Davies, Oliver
    Publicado 2016
    “…This paper attempts an integration of third-person archaeological and second-person, neuroscientific perspectives on the structure of HC, through a post-Ricoeurian development in hermeneutical phenomenology. …”
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    Niche construction, social cognition, and language: hypothesizing the human as the production of place
  15. 2855
    “…This brings new information on the origin of the unique Schreger pattern of elephant ivory, crucial for better understanding how archaeological objects were processed and for opening new routes to rethink how biological materials are built.…”
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    Relation between the Macroscopic Pattern of Elephant Ivory and Its Three-Dimensional Micro-Tubular Network
  16. 2856
    “…In the Migration Period of Europe (4(th)– 7(th) century AD) the practice of intentional cranial modification was common among several nomadic groups, but was strongly associated with the Huns from the Carpathian Basin in Hungary, where modified crania are abundant in archaeological sites. The frequency of modified crania increased substantially in the Mtskheta region of Georgia in this time period, but there are no records that Huns settled here. …”
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    Migrating Huns and modified heads: Eigenshape analysis comparing intentionally modified crania from Hungary and Georgia in the Migration Period of Europe
  17. 2857
    “…This study offers new support to archaeological research in respect to ADE formation processes in Central Amazon and confirmed the hypothesis that ancient anthropic activities may trigger and/or accelerate pedogenetic processes previously credited only to natural causes.…”
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    Pedogenetic processes in anthrosols with pretic horizon (Amazonian Dark Earth) in Central Amazon, Brazil
  18. 2858
    “…In this study, we applied the archaeological records for ancient bridges to reveal the population growth dynamics in the lower Yangtze River Basin in late imperial China. …”
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    Relationship between ancient bridges and population dynamics in the lower Yangtze River Basin, China
  19. 2859
    “…Variation in burial location and treatment is often observed in the prehistoric archaeological record, but its interpretation is usually highly ambiguous. …”
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    Living different lives: Early social differentiation identified through linking mortuary and isotopic variability in Late Neolithic/ Early Chalcolithic north-central Spain
  20. 2860
    “…Histopathological studies of pancreas, skin and liver shows significant reduction in archaeological alterations on quercetin administrations in diabetic rats. …”
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    Hypoglycemic, Hypolipidemic, and Wound Healing Potential of Quercetin in Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetic Rats
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