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A paper by Manfred Rösch, Elena Marinova and Barbara Zach has been just published Online First in the IANSA journal. This archaeobotanical article deals with an agricultural turning point in the Roman provinces Upper Germania and Raetia.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-02-marina_Online_First.pdf
Dear colleagues, we would like to draw your attention to the paper written by Petra Rajić Šikanjić et al. about traces of disease in cremated children´s bones dated to the Bronze and Iron Age from Austria and Croatia, which has been just published Online First in IANSA.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-02-sinkanjic_Online_First.pdf
Dear colleagues, we would like to draw your attention to the backstory paper about the Czech-Kyrgyz archaeological and geo-environmental project called "In the Footsteps of the Silkroad". This article by Lenka Lisá et al. has been just published online in the XV/1/2014 IANSA issue. 👍
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-backstory.pdf
We would like to inform you that the final version of the IANSA XV/1/2024 issue has been already published online on www.iansa.eu. :-)
Thousands of Neolithic polished stone artefacts found in Central Europe were made from the Želešice-type metabasite (formerly green schist). New paper by Kristýna Trnová et al. dealing with a problem of diversity and sources of this raw material has been just published Online First in IANSA.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-trnova_Online_First.pdf
Alise Gunnarsonne et al. analysed lipid residues from the Late Iron Age pottery from the Turaida hillfort and Piteli Cemetery (Latvia) to take a look in the dietary practices of the Gauja Livs in 11th and 12th centuries AD. Their results are available in the paper published Online First in the IANSA journal:http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-gunnarsonne_Online_First.pdf
Are you interested in the African archaeology and botany? In this case you will definitely take advantage of a new thematic review written by Patricia Ayipey, Dela Kuma and Jaromír Beneš summarizing the current state of archaeobotanical research in Ghana, which has been just published Online First in the IANSA journal:http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-ayipey_Online_First.pdf
We wish you Happy New Year 2024!
How to distinguish particular species and individuals among commingled bone remains? What about pXRF analysis? Paper by Nikola Sal et al. published Online First in the IANSA journal might be an inspiration.http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-sal_Online_First.pdf
Sneberger et al. have successfully tried to identify the skeletal remains found in the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Přeštice (western Bohemia) with a person mentioned in written sources. Results of their research are available in the paper published Online First in the IANSA journal.http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-sneberger_Online_First.pdf
How do you like your Christmas gifts? We have also one more for you. It is a final publication of the IANSA 2023/2 issue, which is available on www.iansa.eu. We wish you Merry Christmas!
Dear colleagues, we would like to express our condolences to the families and friends of the victims of the gunman´s attack, which took place yesterday at the Charles University in Prague.
Results of the recent geophysical research performed at the Early Iron Age Scythian fortified settlement near Chotyniec in southeastern Poland are to be found in the Online First IANSA paper written by Tomasz Tokarczyk and Łukasz Porzuczek, which is available on:http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-02-tokarczyk_Online_FIrst.pdf
Sources of obsidian used for Prehispanic artefacts in western Mexico are discussed in the paper by Anne-Kyria Robin, which has just been published Online First in the IANSA joural.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-02-robin_Online_First.pdf
Huns were nomadic people, who inhabited Carpathian Basin from 4th to 5th century AD. They produced numerous objects of applied art, often made of precious metals. Viktória Mozgai and her team present results of material analysis of several gold and silver objects found in sacrificial assemblage from Nyergesújfalu in a paper published recently Online First in the IANSA journal.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-02-mozgai_Online_First.pdf
Are you interested in glass analyses? In this case we would like to recommend a recently published paper by Žiga Šmit et al. about a composition of medieval and early modern glass material excavated from the Cathedral of the Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary in Dubrovnik (Croatia).
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-02-smit_Online_First.pdf
We would like to invite you to the Conference of Environmental Archaeology in Hradec Králové.
Results of the recent geophysical research at the Late Iron Age site near Němčice nad Hanou (central Moravia) are to be found in the Online First IANSA paper written by Roman Křivánek and Ivan Čižmář, which is available on:http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-krivanek_Online_First.pdf
Are you interested in what is going on in the field of archaeometry in Serbia? In this case have a look at the backstory paper by team of Roman Balvanović et at titled: "Archaeometry in Serbia: Where we are and where we should go next?", which is available Online First on the website of the IANSA journal:
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-02-backstory.pdf
Are you interested in stable isotope analyses? It this case we would like to recommend you a new paper by Pia Šmalcelj Novaković et al. titled: "Preliminary Results of Stable Isotope Analysis on Bone Collagen Samples from the Avar-Age Cemetery Privlaka-Gole Njive", which has been just published Online First in the IANSA journal:
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-02-novakovic_Online_First.pdf
Are you interested in geoarchaeology of North America? It this case we would like to recommend you a new paper by Georgina Ibarra-Arzave et al. titled: "The Use of Innovative Techniques to Decodify Early Anthropic Activity in the Sonoran Desert (NW Mexico)", which has been just published Online First in the IANSA journal:
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2024-01-ibarra_Online_First.pdf
Great news! IANSA is already registered on the Web of Science Journal list.
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Dear colleagues, we would like to inform you that a final version of the IANSA 2023/1 issue has been just published online on:
Another article from the field of archaeogeophysics is a paper by Pavel Drnovský presenting results of the magnetomety survey of small-sized medieval fortifications in eastern Bohemia published Online First in the IANSA journal.
http://iansa.eu/papers/IANSA-2023-01-drnovsky_onlinefirst.pdf
Are you interested in geophysics? In this case we would like to recommend you a new paper written by Roman Křivánek and Jan Tirpák describing selected results of the recent geophysical research in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, which has been just published Online First in the IANSA journal.
http://iansa.eu/papers/IANSA-2023-01-krivanek_onlinefirst.pdf
Does the grave orientation relate to migration? Martina Fojtová and Zdeněk Vytlačil try to answer this question in their paper about Strontium isotopes analysis of two north-south oriented Great Moravian graves. This article has been just published Online First in the IANSA journal:http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-01-fojtova_Online_First.pdf
With great sadness, again in a short time, we announce that another member of the IANSA Editorial Board, Petr Meduna, passed away. We will greatly miss him, especially his innovative ideas and extensive field experiences. 🙁
Plant offerings in the ancient Etrurian tombs? If you want to read something about this issue, we can recommend a new paper by Claudia Moricca et al. published Online First in the IANSA journal.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-01-moricca_Online_First.pdf
Do you want to read something new about a chemical composition of pigments used on the bone and ivory artefacts from the Early Iron Age princely burial mounds in Jalžabet (Croatia)? In this case we can recommend a new paper by Saša Kovačević et al. published Online First in the IANSA journal.
http://iansa.eu/papers/iansa-2023-01-kovacevic_Online_First.pdf
IANSA is a partner journal of the Conference of Environmental Archaeology (CEA), which takes place this week in Brno.
Tento čtvrtek a pátek se na Ústavu archeologie a muzeologie Filozofické fakulty Masarykovy univerzity v Brně koná již sedmnáctý ročník Konference environmentální archeologie. Konferenci společně s hostitelským Ústavem archeologie a muzeologie pořádá Filozofická fakulta Univerzit...
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