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1100  2024$c2024-02-08
1500  eng
2051  10.57892/100-44
3000  Fuchs, Katharina
4209  Representing both a barrier and a corridor between the Eurasian and Asian continents, the Caucasus has constituted the setting for various socio-economic transformations throughout prehistory. The transition from the Middle to the Late Bronze Age in the Northern Caucasus is a period characterised by a shift from pastoral lifeways in the steppe to sedentary lifestyles in the high mountains, and the change from hierarchical to egalitarian societies. In this context, this data collection provides basic scientific research on social inequality, demography, oral health, and diet of humans that lived between 2200-1650 BCE in the central North Caucasian foothills. Due to the outstanding preservation of its archaeological and human remains, the cemetery Kudachurt 14 represents a hitherto missing link for a transformative period in this region.
4950  https://doi.org/10.57892/100-44$xR$3Volltext$534
4961  https://opendata.uni-kiel.de/receive/fdr_mods_00000044
5051  570
5051  930
5550  archaeology
5550  bones
5550  cemetery
5550  ceramics
5550  dating
5550  demography
5550  diet
5550  funerary
5550  grave
5550  jewellery
5550  oral health
5550  paleopathology
5550  physical anthropology
5550  ritual
5550  sampling
5550  social inequality
5550  stable isotopes
5550  teeth
5550  tools
5550  weapons