📜 ⛰️ #EAZ-Archive
One of the earliest systematic excavations and full stratigraphic publications of a prehistoric cave site in West Turkmenistan: detailed typological and quantitative data on #Mesolithic microlithic industries and evidence for technological, economic, and settlement changes in Central Asia.
Markov, Genadi E. 1966. “Dam-Dam-češme 2. A Prehistoric Cave in Western Turkmenia (East Caspian Region)”. EAZ 7 (1):1‐18.
#CentralAsia #Prehistory #Archaeology #EAZ
https://doi.org/10.54799/ACOI1214

🪨 🤝📢 New publication announcement!
In the latest contribution to EAZ 59 (1), O. P. Singh explores how communities of Northeast India build meaning and solidarity through megalith construction, while preserving knowledge of this disappearing tradition.
https://doi.org/10.54799/OOHY3757
Photo: O. P. Singh. CC BY 4.0
#archaeology #anthropology #ethnoarchaeology #India #Indigenous #heritage #megaliths #eaz

📸📢 New publication announcement!
EAZ 59 (1) now also features an annotation on the 2025 Taschen re-edition of Edward S. Curtis’s The North American Indian, with the focus on Curtis’s regional and thematic focus, distinctive portrait style, and the editorial and material qualities of the new edition.
https://doi.org/10.54799/YMPJ2032
Photo: Taschen.
#anthropology #photography #AmericanIndian #eaz

📜 ⛰️ #EAZ-Archive
One of the earliest systematic excavations and full stratigraphic publications of a prehistoric cave site in West Turkmenistan: detailed typological and quantitative data on #Mesolithic microlithic industries and evidence for technological, economic, and settlement changes in Central Asia.
Markov, Genadi E. 1966. “Dam-Dam-češme 2. A Prehistoric Cave in Western Turkmenia (East Caspian Region)”. EAZ 7 (1):1‐18.
#CentralAsia #Prehistory #Archaeology #EAZ
https://doi.org/10.54799/ACOI1214