Juniper Publishers Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology

Archaeology & Anthropology -  Juniper Publishers Keywords Keywords: Recognition; Respect; Appreciation; Acceptance; Tolerance; Wollo; Acquired; Cultured; Mewlid holiday; Communication culture; Reproductive; Legitimacy; Trinity; Tsebel; Fragrance Religious Tolerance in Wollo: Acquired and Cultured The Muslim-Christian society of Wollo has peacefully coexisted for a long time. Tolerance is a very important value which they have maintained. In their language use, it appears to be an important discourse that has been valued by the people [ 1 ]. For example, in the poems of Sheikh Hussein Jibril, the following verses are found: Our country Ethiopia gets her hair done well, She wears perfume and good fragrance, Rome and Turkey smells her, with plane on the air and with tank on the ground, They have come and stayed fit, Hailesilasie is her right husband though, We have prayed; let the Trinity bless it. The...

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Archaeology & Anthropology -  Juniper Publishers Abstract In this review we will present the state of the different researches in the site of Santa Maria di Agnano. A brief presentation of the Gravettian skeletons Ostuni 1 and Ostuni 2 is presented. The different axis of the recent studies focusing on industry, sedimentology and archaeomalacology are enumerated and placed in the sites dynamic context allowing the knowledge of the Gravettian group living conditions. Keywords: Santa Maria d’Agnano Cave; Gravettian; Burial; Pregnant Women; Shells; Adornments; Taphonomic; Sma Esterno; Floral; Faunal; Art factual; Human groups; Skeletons; Garvettian group; Burial pit; Crouching; Historic; Skulls Introduction The cave of Santa Maria di Agnano (Brindissi, Italy) had been frequented by human groups in many periods spanning from the Gravettian to historic times [1-3]. In 1991, this cave of Santa Maria d’ Agn...

Archaeology & Anthropology -  Juniper Publishers Abstract The purpose of this research is to analyse some characteristics of the archeological heritages and clarifies how they used natural energies. This research is based on the problem-oriented methodology and aims to introduce a new architectural model. The model uses natural energies like ancient architecture, but with the help of new building materials and technologies. The case study strategy of this paper rests mainly on analyzing the elements of the ancient structural systems and their functions related to the energy supply and consumption. The case study of Sistan looks at the dependency of the ancient construction to nature. The new construction model as a modernized version of the ancient building is applicable everywhere. Nevertheless, the model is more helpful for the underdevelopment regions. The result of this research contributes to the cities/regions to overcome the current crises, includin...

Archaeology & Anthropology -  Juniper Publishers Summary The Turin Shroud [1-11], the Holy Shroud or simply the Shroud (Figure 1) is the archaeological object, as well as religious, more studied in the world. From a scientific point of view, it is important because it shows a double image of a man up to now not reproducible nor explainable; it is also religiously important because, according to the Christian tradition, it shows some traces of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. A recent paper [12] showed why and in which sense the Shroud is authentic, but many persons still keep on stating the contrary, probably pushed by their religion beliefs that arouses many logical-deductive problems. Consequently, some researchers influence the scientific aspects of the most important Relic of Christianity based on their personal religious aspects thus publishing goal-oriented documents. This work considers some debatable facts frequently offered during the discuss...