We present palaeogenomes of three morphologically unidentified Anatolian equids dating to
the first millennium BCE, sequenced to a coverage of 0.6–6.4×. Mitochondrial DNA …

This study examines how the population at Çadır Höyük on the north central Anatolian
plateau modified agricultural and fuel use practices in response to rapid social and …

Chalcolithic religious practice at the site of Çadır Höyük (central Anatolia) included the
insertion of ritual deposits into the architectural fabric of the settlement,“consecrating” spaces …

Bu makale, Yozgat'ın prehistorik çağlardan MÖI binyıla uzanan zaman dilimindeki maddi
kültürünün gelişimine ve toplumsal yapısına etkilerine yönelik bir çalışmayı içermektedir …

Stephanie Selover et al.: Chapter 8.'Work/Life Balance'in Late Chalcolithic Anatolia the arc
from household, to extra-household, and back to mainly household levels of production over …

The Anatolian Neolithic boasts sites that offer fascinating glimpses into ritual and religious
behaviors (Baird 2012; Boivin 2000; Lichter 2016; M. Özdoğan 2014; Yakar 2003; see …

This article includes a study on the development of Yozgat's material culture and its effects
on its social structure from prehistoric times to the 1st millennium BC. Archaeological …

This project aims to assess how agricultural production was adapted to the changing social
and economic environments of Late Chalcolithic to Late Bronze Age western Anatolia. In …

Çadır Höyük (Fig. 4-1) is a multi-period site in the Yozgat province of the north central
Anatolian plateau. We have undertaken excavations at this site since 1994 with only a few …

My paper explores how the curses contained in Lev 26: 14-45 and Deut 28: 53-57 seek to
motivate hearers to covenant faithfulness by enabling them to visualize potential futures …