Towards a refined chronology for the Bronze Age of the southern Urals, Russia

Cultural interactions in central Russia are famously complex, but of very wide significance. Within the social changes they imply are contained key matters for Europe and Asia: the introduction of Indo-Europeans and other languages, the horse and the chariot, and the transition towards nomadism. Of...

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Published in:Antiquity 2007-06, Vol.81 (312), p.353-367
Main Authors: Hanks, B.K., Epimakhov, A.V., Renfrew, A.C.
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AMS dating
Andronovo
Animal domestication
Archaeological research
Archaeology
Bronze Age
Cemeteries
Chronology
Civilization
Cultural change
Cultural studies
Culture
Mineral resources
Mounds
Nomadism
Radiocarbon dating
Russia
Russian history
Sintashta
Social change
Technological change
Ural mountains
Warfare
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Andronovo
Animal domestication
Archaeological research
Archaeology
Bronze Age
Cemeteries
Chronology
Civilization
Cultural change
Cultural studies
Culture
Mineral resources
Mounds
Nomadism
Radiocarbon dating
Russia
Russian history
Sintashta
Social change
Technological change
Ural mountains
Warfare
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