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En un descubrimiento arqueológico que podría cambiar la comprensión de las prácticas funerarias en la Edad de Bronce en el Cáucaso, un equipo internacional de científicos ha desenterrado los restos de dos infantes enterrados bajo un monumento de basalto conocido como piedra de dragón en el sitio de Lchashen, Armenia. Este hallazgo no solo destaca por la peculiaridad del contexto ...
In an archaeological discovery that could change the understanding of Bronze Age funerary practices in the Caucasus, an international team of scientists has unearthed the remains of two infants buried under a basalt monument known as a dragon stone at the Lchashen site in Armenia.
Hace 3 días · The bodies, called Dragon1 and Dragon2, belong to two infants younger than 2 months old, according to the study. They were buried at the same time, researchers said, sometime between 1616 and 1503 ...
Hace 3 días · Print. A n international team of scientists has unearthed the remains of two infants buried beneath a basalt monument known as a dragon stone at the Lchashen site in Armenia. This finding is remarkable not only for the unusual funerary context but also for the exceptional preservation of the remains, and the genetic information gleaned from ...
Hace 1 día · See ‘long-lost’ home’s remains. By Irene Wright. June 06, 2024 2:39 PM. At an estate in southwest England, a forgotten manor house was discovered by archaeology students. Laurence Vinnels ...
Hace 4 días · Unfortunately, the woman’s bones are now missing. They were reportedly sent to Russia in the 1980s for further examination and have not been found since. But the bones of the two infants, known as Dragon1 and Dragon2, remain. They were not even mentioned in the initial publications about this barrow.
Hace 4 días · After Armenia’s defeat in the Second Karabakh War in 2020, the opposition tried to force his resignation through unrest on the streets and storming government buildings, an ultimatum from the military, and snap parliamentary elections.
