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The Role of Copper Artifacts in the Livelihood of the Harappan Civilization: An Examination of the Eastern Domain with a Specific Focus on the Haryana Region
Copper objects, Copper Ornaments, Eastern Domain, Harappan tradition, IVC, Metal technique, PGW, Slags, weaponsBy: NEELAM SHARMA, RAJPAL – Excavations in the eastern domain of the Harappan civilization in Haryana have provided valuable insights into the technological intelligence and achievements of the Indus Valley civilization. Metal and metallurgy were highly significant among the various technological advancements. The Indus Valley civilization, often referred to as a Bronze Age civilization, extensively…
Funzionalità e habitus nell’uso e nel passaggio dall’atlatl all’arco nel Nord America precolombiano
By: FLAVIA BUSATTA – The transition from the atlatl to the bow and arrow in North America has not been so “sudden” as once proposed by Utilitarian Determinism. The two weapons coexisted for a long time as carriers of different social needs or “habitus”, as in Bourdieu. These results are consistent with archaeological finds, a…