Artefacts of Violence of the Bronze and Copper Ages in the South of Western Siberia

Authors

  • A. P. Borodovsky

  • Yu. V. Oborin

Keywords:

the traumatic effects on paleoanthropological materials, objects symbolizing weapons,

Abstract

In the archeological sources the facts of violent actions are expressed at several levels They can include peculiarities of burial traditions traumatic effects on paleoanthropological materials objects symbolizing weapons and images of military conflicts By now there has been quite a variety of such facts revealed on the southern territory of the Western Siberia Fig 1 for the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages 1000 BC which require detailed consideration They encompass violence and peculiarities of burial customs traumatic effects on paleoanthropological materials cutting of heads scalping injuries images of cut heads objects symbolizing weapons pictures of military conflicts

How to Cite

A. P. Borodovsky, & Yu. V. Oborin. (2021). Artefacts of Violence of the Bronze and Copper Ages in the South of Western Siberia. Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 21(B1), 11–25. Retrieved from https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3555

Artefacts of Violence of the Bronze and Copper Ages in the South of Western Siberia

Published

2021-01-15