Researchers used drone imagery to analyze the full scope of a massive, 3,000-year-old fortress in the Caucasus mountains.

Drone surveys revealed the fortress is over 40 times larger than previously thought, spanning more than 50 hectares.

During the Bronze Age, it was a common practice across Europe ... Understanding money as a form of social accounting, and ...

Nestled in the Caucasus mountains, this discovery revolutionizes our understanding of bronze age societies. Shading (top left) and orthophotography (top right) of the fortress core, with plan of ...

Yet it is not just its great age that makes it remarkable. As a piece of complex technology that has survived almost intact, it reveals much information about Bronze Age people in Britain ...

the Irish Late Bronze Age. The structure of the yoke is very similar to those used up until recent times and it shows how farming technology did not change in the centuries that followed.