This article is accentuated on the civilizational significance of the first industrial metals discovery, it reveals the prerequisites for the development of ores and the main stages of metals mastering connected with centuries-old experience of the previous mining activities of mankind. The authors suggest the hypothesis that the metallurgy was born in the depths of sustainable communities of archaic miners, which were motivated by not only utilitarian but also sacral factors. A new hypothesis is examined in comparison to the established versions of accidental discovery of metals
The article examines a little-studied topic about ancient manual technology for processing precious ...
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one o...
This article presents the results of a traceological study of two collections of stone tools – tools...
The influence of the humanitarian component (sacred, religious, social factors) on the origin and in...
Since the early human civilizations, the discovery and use of new materials and the development of n...
The beginnings of metallurgy in Eurasia are contentious. The first cast copper objects in this regio...
The ultimate cause of much historical, social and cultural change is the gradual accumulation of hum...
For the first time, the article reveals the ancient iron metallurgy sources discovered in 2010–2012 ...
The role of the primitive mining in providing civilization advancement of the Stone Age communities ...
How can metallurgical terminology - specifically names of metals - support ar chaeological investig...
The beginnings of extractive metallurgy in Eurasia are contentious. The first cast copper objects in...
The study of ancient Eurasian metallurgy has been suffering from (or preoccupied by) two conventiona...
Investigation of metal is important for understanding relationship between production and ideology i...
Modern historians divide the roughly 3,000 year-period beginning approximately 3200 B.C. into two ma...
In this study, we analysed the first metal items and metalworking evidence found on the vast territo...
The article examines a little-studied topic about ancient manual technology for processing precious ...
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one o...
This article presents the results of a traceological study of two collections of stone tools – tools...
The influence of the humanitarian component (sacred, religious, social factors) on the origin and in...
Since the early human civilizations, the discovery and use of new materials and the development of n...
The beginnings of metallurgy in Eurasia are contentious. The first cast copper objects in this regio...
The ultimate cause of much historical, social and cultural change is the gradual accumulation of hum...
For the first time, the article reveals the ancient iron metallurgy sources discovered in 2010–2012 ...
The role of the primitive mining in providing civilization advancement of the Stone Age communities ...
How can metallurgical terminology - specifically names of metals - support ar chaeological investig...
The beginnings of extractive metallurgy in Eurasia are contentious. The first cast copper objects in...
The study of ancient Eurasian metallurgy has been suffering from (or preoccupied by) two conventiona...
Investigation of metal is important for understanding relationship between production and ideology i...
Modern historians divide the roughly 3,000 year-period beginning approximately 3200 B.C. into two ma...
In this study, we analysed the first metal items and metalworking evidence found on the vast territo...
The article examines a little-studied topic about ancient manual technology for processing precious ...
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one o...
This article presents the results of a traceological study of two collections of stone tools – tools...