Lý dynasty palace architecture (1010–1225) represents the pinnacle of Đại Việt civilization and the flourishing of Thăng Long as the capital in Vietnamese history. However, the complete absence of any remaining in situ, above-ground timber structures has created a major “heritage gap” in its architectural history. This...
Minh Trí Bùi, Truong Giang Do· Journal of Chinese Architect...· 0 citations
The emergence and spread of pottery production in Southwest Asia is a key topic in Neolithic archaeology, as it can provide valuable information about the technological developments and cultural changes of early societies. Archaeological excavations at the Tol-e Sangi in the Fars Cultural Zone have provided importa...
The Bukovina and Dalmatia Metropolitans’ Residence in Chernivtsi is one of the most prominent historicist architectural ensembles in Central and Eastern Europe. Since 2011, this architectural ensemble has been listed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The complex is distinguished by its exceptional artistic value, comple...
I. Korotun, Ruslan Yuriichuk, O. Halunka et al.· International Journal of Con...· 0 citations
Oued Beht, Morocco, is emerging as a key site for understanding later prehistory in the northwestern Maghreb. Previous fieldwork by the Oued Beht Archaeological Project (OBAP) in 2022 revealed major evidence of a large and complex focus of activity across the ridge during the mid-to-late fourth to earliest third mill...
G. Lucarini, Y. Bokbot, Toby Wilkinson et al.· Libyan Studies· 0 citations
This article analyzes the archaeological evidence from the Kozyrevsk and Doyarki sites, located in the Kamchatka River valley and traditionally associated with the Tarya and Old Itelmen cultures. After examination of archival sources, technological and comparative typological analysis of the collections from the sites,...
A. Fedorchenko, N. Belousova, P. Grebenyuk et al.· Problems of Archaeology Ethn...· 0 citations
This study analyzes the geomorphological context, weathering processes, and evolution of granitic shelters bearing rock art in the Parque Arqueológico Provincial La Tunita (Sierra de Ancasti, Northwest Argentina), a key repository of Aguada Culture pictographs (ca. 600–900 AD). The research pursued four main objectives...
M. M. Sampietro-Vattuone, J. L. Peña-Monné, Domingo Carlos Nazar et al.· Geoarchaeology· 0 citations
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