Firefighters Went on a Routine Patrol—and Stumbled Upon a Breathtaking Ancient Face
A routine fire patrol, operating some 200 miles northwest of the country's capital, Astana, discovered a nearly foot-long ...
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Earliest Evidence of a True Frame Saddle Found in Mongolian Tomb With a Man and Mummified Horse Amazes Researchers
Earliest Evidence of a True Frame Saddle Found in Mongolian Tomb With a Man and Mummified Horse Amazes Researchers The ...
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Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat Nuclear Missile Could Destroy the World
By maintaining a robust and modern ICBM force, Russia aims to deter potential aggressors and preserve strategic parity with ...
Ancestor of Black Death Has Been Discovered in Bronze-Age Sheep
"It was remarkable to discover a domesticated sheep from the Bronze Age that was infected with LNBA plague. This gave us an ...
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New genetic research reveals the origin of the Hun Empire
North–south grave orientations, sacrificial cauldrons, and equestrian-related artifacts suggest links to traditions seen in the Xiongnu and other nomadic groups of the Eurasian steppe.
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Department of Anthropology
James Johnson is an anthropological archaeologist specializing in Bronze and Iron Age pastoralist societies of the Eurasian steppe, ca. 2100 – 200 BCE. His primary project, the Uy River Valley ...