This paper explores the possible links between rapid climate change (RCC) and social
change in the Near East and surrounding regions (Anatolia, central Syria, southern Israel, …

… to be produced in the early 4th millennium BC in the western Black … At the close of the 4th
millennium BC daggers were distributed in a … Around the mid-4th millennium BC at the latest an …

… Introduction The 4th millennium BC was a time of significant socio-economic change in
Europe and the Near East, in which the exploitation of cattle for tractive power has been seen as …

… When we enter into the 4th millennium bc in Lower Egypt we encounter the Predynastic or
prehistoric Maadi-Buto Culture (also referred to as the Buto-Maadi Culture or simply Maadi …

… 4th millennium BC. The grant was part of the Parent Bridge program financed by the
Foundation for Polish Science, aimed at providing assistance to young parents-researchers …

… It demonstrates that in the late 4th millennium BC human communities, aside from benefitting
from more commonplace primary and secondary products, also exploited domestic animals …

The nature and development of textile production in prehistoric Anatolia has received very
little systematic attention so far. This paper attempts to show that it is at the end of the 5th …

Complex network analyses of many physical, biological and social phenomena show remarkable
structural regularities [ 1 ]–[ 3 ], yet, their application in studying human past interaction …

… In the 4th millennium BC, Mesopotamia witnessed the world’s first urban settlements and …
This paper explores the current state of knowledge of burial practices in 4th millennium BC …

… -dating of charcoal it turned out that these mines had been used during two phases: the
older phase can be dated by several 14C dates to the 2nd half of the 4th millennium BC and to …