Introduction The Indus River Valley was one of the major centers of development for the earliest urban societies in the Ancient World. Between 2600/2500 and 1900 BCE, the Indus civilization flourished there, characterized by...
Approcher les processus d’apprentissage et de transmission de la chasse au volà la lumière des croisements entre l’anthropologie et l’archéologie Avez-vous déjà appris à un animal à faire des choses que vous ne faites...
The 16th International Conference of the Working Group on Archaeozoology of Southwest Asia and Adjacent Regions (ASWA[AA]) was held in Munich, Germany, marking a new chapter in the history of this series of scientific...
The Iranian Plateau, with its vast expanse (1,648,000 km²), its strategic position at the crossroads of major biogeographic zones, and its contrasting topography, played a pivotal role in the early domestication of animals, beginning...
Dès que le transect est posé et matérialisé par des décamètres à travers le champ semé de blé froment de la variété locale Red Doli, plusieurs têtes plongent vers le sol à la découverte...
Introduction It is well known that much of the Near Eastern vegetation is heavily degraded and this degradation is ongoing. The principal culprits are over-grazing by domestic herds, fuel-gathering, extensive ploughing and intentional burning. The...
The first step towards the adoption of farming in the Near East was the taking into cultivation of wild plants, cereals in particular. The majority of villages dating to the end of the Pleistocene/beginning...
Working on various archaeological fieldworks in Iraqi Kurdistan, I was offered by E. Qader to visit the city of Amedi, well known for the traditional production of tahini, a sesame seed paste. As an...
Le projet VARGAH (2021-2023), qui signifie « campements éphémères » en persan, est un projet de recherche qui a été financé par les actions Marie Sklodowska-Curie (Individual fellowship ; DOI: 10.3030/101024503). Le projet visait à étudier...
