"Dogs, Past and Present: An Interdisciplinary Perspective“ offers fresh insights into the bond between humans and dogs, from their domestication to their contemporary roles in society.
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The article suggests historical and social influences have shaped the ways Latvians address individuals through official and informal names, offering a unique perspective on anthroponymy.
#Linguistics#LatvianNames#Anthroponymy#EAZArchives
https://t.co/lF8xlanPVL
This book review explores bronze kettles from the Atlantic Bronze Age, providing new insights into their history, technology, and cultural significance.
#BronzeAge#Archaeology#AtlanticBronzeAge#EAZ#EAZArchives
https://t.co/4aXXXDJoWd
While advocating for the importance of narratives in archaeological interpretation, this article highlights the need for open-ended approaches and awareness of alternative presentation styles.
#ArchaeologicalNarratives#NarrativeStructure#EAZ#EAZArchives
https://t.co/coSox77nSD
From bow drills to fire ploughs, indigenous traditions illuminate the diverse world of fire-starting methods.
#FireMaking#IndigenousTechniques#EAZ
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Explore the eerie world of anti-vampire measures in medieval and modern burials. These practices reflect our enduring fascination with the supernatural.
#AntiVampirism#BurialRituals#Archaeology#EAZ#EAZArchives
https://t.co/lU9UjnlaAc
Field News: Excavation of a pithousevillage on the Birkenhead River in British Columbia. Our editor, Bill Angelbeck (centre), and his crew during a visit to the site by members of the Líĺwat and the local community.
#Archaeology#Fieldwork#BritishColumbia#EAZ
Exploring Late La Tène Archaeology: A symposium in 1970 brought archaeologists from across Europe to discuss findings from this period.
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https://t.co/ZvjVNmIhQ5
Learn about ethnographic filmmaking with 'Ethnographic Film', which explains the history, techniques, and influence of visual anthropology whilst profiling prominent filmmakers.
#Ethnography#Filmmaking#EAZrecommends
💀 Special burials are not one-size-fits-all. From unique grave goods to unusual body positions, this article delves into the criteria and cultural contexts that define these practices.
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https://t.co/fBRR1Ud7Vh
Discover the Dreamtime stories of Australia's Aboriginal cultures. These stories are not only narratives but also integral to their belief systems, explaining the creation of the world and their relationship with it.
#Dreamtime#AustralianAboriginal#IndigenousBeliefs#EAZ
Did you know that Roman craft guilds (collegia opificum) were rooted in democratic principles? Majority-based decisions, elected leaders and shared treasuries were just a few features shaping their organization.
#RomanHistory#CraftGuilds#EAZ#EAZArchives
https://t.co/Pc7IqEC1zw