Falconry petroglyphs in Iran: new findings on the nexus between ancient humans and birds of prey
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DOI: 10.1007/s10344-021-01462-w
Abstract: Ethnoornithology is a multidisciplinary field of study that focuses on human-bird relationships and humans’ knowledge of the Earth’s avifauna. Falconry (the use of trained birds of prey—usually eagles, falcons, and hawks—to hunt wild animals) is… read more here.
Keywords: falconry petroglyphs; petroglyphs iran; petroglyphs; birds prey ... See more keywords
The Pisanitsa petroglyphs from the Citadel of the Artezian Ancient Settlement: Twenty Years of Research
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DOI: 10.17223/18572685/70/2
Abstract: For two decades, the study of the most interesting lapidary monument has been going on – the Pisanitsa petroglyphs found in 2000 in the drainage cladding during the excavations of the Citadel of the Artezian… read more here.
Keywords: petroglyphs; artezian ancient; pisanitsa petroglyphs; ancient settlement ... See more keywords