In this paper the problem that the findings of elephant bones raised in the past is briefly discussed: were these elephants fossil or actual? In fact not all researchers thought these elephants to be fossil. Father Pianciani counted the elephants that were imported in ancient Rome and the elephants captured to Carthaginians, to demonstrate that fossils had been discovered. The theory about the disappearance of these animals and the legends and anecdotes are also discussed
A paleosurface with a concentration of wooden-, bone-, and stone-tools interspersed among an accumul...
The great abundance of fascinating and impressive natural phenomena, like the active volcanoes, the ...
The sources underlying Vegetius’ late-antique treatment of anti-elephant defences in the Epitoma Rei...
Roman experiences with elephants in battle, proving that these “ancient tanks” posed a threat to ene...
are rich in faunal finds. These include frequent elephant bones that have been the subject of scient...
The site of La Polledrara di Cecanibbio (Rome, Central Italy) clearly documents a close connection b...
The earliest occurrence of elephantines in Italy is in the middle Villafranchian (late Middle Plioce...
Endemic elephants, variously reduced in size, have been reported from a number of Mediterranean isla...
peer reviewedThis paper discusses again the hypothesis of Fernand De Visscher, about the origin of t...
This article presents the preliminary results of research recently performed at La Ficoncella (North...
Several scholars have asserted that Carthage deployed at least one Indian elephant in the Punic Wars...
The craftsmanship of the ivory objects in Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Eastern Mediterranean leave n...
The presence of war elephants in the Near East between the late third and early seventh centuries, a...
According to our Roman sources, especially the account of Pliny the Elder, an unusual feature of the...
This paper explores what can be gained by uncovering the shadows of a post-humanist ethics behind th...
A paleosurface with a concentration of wooden-, bone-, and stone-tools interspersed among an accumul...
The great abundance of fascinating and impressive natural phenomena, like the active volcanoes, the ...
The sources underlying Vegetius’ late-antique treatment of anti-elephant defences in the Epitoma Rei...
Roman experiences with elephants in battle, proving that these “ancient tanks” posed a threat to ene...
are rich in faunal finds. These include frequent elephant bones that have been the subject of scient...
The site of La Polledrara di Cecanibbio (Rome, Central Italy) clearly documents a close connection b...
The earliest occurrence of elephantines in Italy is in the middle Villafranchian (late Middle Plioce...
Endemic elephants, variously reduced in size, have been reported from a number of Mediterranean isla...
peer reviewedThis paper discusses again the hypothesis of Fernand De Visscher, about the origin of t...
This article presents the preliminary results of research recently performed at La Ficoncella (North...
Several scholars have asserted that Carthage deployed at least one Indian elephant in the Punic Wars...
The craftsmanship of the ivory objects in Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Eastern Mediterranean leave n...
The presence of war elephants in the Near East between the late third and early seventh centuries, a...
According to our Roman sources, especially the account of Pliny the Elder, an unusual feature of the...
This paper explores what can be gained by uncovering the shadows of a post-humanist ethics behind th...
A paleosurface with a concentration of wooden-, bone-, and stone-tools interspersed among an accumul...
The great abundance of fascinating and impressive natural phenomena, like the active volcanoes, the ...
The sources underlying Vegetius’ late-antique treatment of anti-elephant defences in the Epitoma Rei...