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3,000-year-old Bronze Age daggers unearthed in a German cornfield

Two well-preserved daggers from the Bronze Age have been discovered in a field in the municipality of Kutenholz, Lower Saxony, Germany. These over 3,000-year-old artifacts are among the earliest Bronze Age findings in the region...

More information: archaeologymag.com/2025/03/bro

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3,000-year-old Bronze Age daggers unearthed in a German cornfield Two well-preserved daggers from the Bronze Age have been discovered in a field in the municipality of Kutenholz, Lower Saxony, Germany. These over 3,000-year-old artifacts are among the earliest Bronze Age findings in the region. Their discovery has provided new insights into the ritual practices of ancient communities in the eastern part of Central Europe. The initial sign of the finding came in 2017 when metal detectorist Frank Hoferichter detected bronze pieces in the field. Researchers from the University of Hamburg have been conducting geomagnetic surveys of the field since 2023, allowing them to detect subterranean anomalies without digging. The surveys indicated the presence of large buried objects and therefore, the archaeologists dug further...
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A mossy little stone in a big landscape for today's #StandingStoneSunday

Lower Neuadd standing stone in the upper reaches of the Taf valley. Further up towards the head of the valley is a group of Bronze Age ring cairns, and above that the highest Bronze Age cemetery in Southern Britain on the summits of Pen y Fan and Corn Du. The stone may have been a marker to point the way.

This visit on a day of sleety snow, April 2012.

A small grey standing stone capped with moss in an area of reedy grass in a valley. The stone is slim and tapering but barely reaches above the height of the grass. The valley slopes gently towards its bottom where a nascent river is unseen, the rises very steeply on the other side above dark conifers to a high mountain ridge. It's a grey day, dark and damp.
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Bronze Age pottery reveals El Argar’s economic and political frontiers

A trailblazing study conducted by researchers from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology mapped out the economic and political borders of the territory of El Argar, the Bronze Age site credited with being the first state-level society in the Iberian Peninsula...

More information: archaeologymag.com/2025/03/bro

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Bronze Age pottery reveals El Argar’s economic and political frontiers A trailblazing study conducted by researchers from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology mapped out the economic and political borders of the territory of El Argar, the Bronze Age site credited with being the first state-level society in the Iberian Peninsula. The research provides insight into how El Argar exerted dominance over neighboring communities that were less centralized in their social structure, including those of La Mancha and Valencia, 4,000 years ago. The study, published in the Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, analyzes ceramic production and circulation in the borderland between present-day Murcia, allowing researchers to reconstruct the interaction dynamics of these groups between 2200 and 1550 BCE.
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First Bronze Age settlement in Maghreb predates Phoenicians

An archaeology team led by Hamza Benattia Melgarejo, a researcher from the University of Barcelona, proposes that their discovery of the remains of a settlement at Kach Kouch, along the Lau River, about 10 kilometers inland from the coast and 30 kilometers southeast of Tétouan, dating as far back as 2200 BCE...

More info: archaeologymag.com/2025/03/fir

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First Bronze Age settlement in Maghreb predates Phoenicians An archaeology team led by Hamza Benattia Melgarejo, a researcher from the University of Barcelona, proposes that their discovery of the remains of a settlement at Kach Kouch, along the Lau River, about 10 kilometers inland from the coast and 30 kilometers southeast of Tétouan, dating as far back as 2200 BCE, rewrites the current perspective of the environmental scenario of ancient Maghreb. This discovery challenges the long-held assumption that the region was virtually uninhabited until the arrival of the Phoenicians around 800 BCE...
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Die neue Archäologie Österreichs ist da und wir lieben das Cover!
Doch nicht nur die Hülle ist ansprechend. Es werden viele spannende archäologische Projekte der letzten Jahre vorgestellt. Unser Highlight ist der Artikel "Der #Goldfundkomplex von #Ebreichsdorf #niederösterreich Zeugnis rituelles Praktiken in der #Urnenfelderzeit." für den wir mit Alexandra Krenn-Leeb von der @univienna und Karina Grömer vom #NHMWien zusammenarbeiten durften.
#Archäologie #bronzeage #austria #ÖGUF @archaeodons

Eine Person hält die aktuelle Ausgabe der Zeitschrift Archäologie Österreichs in die Kamera, auf dessen Cover die Goldschale von Ebreichsdorf zu sehen ist
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