PhD Candidate Amit Kaushik's Article Features Museum Exhibition Co-Curated by Dr. Attila Gyucha

These gold objects include bracelets, dress appliqués, a miniature diadem, pendants and a scepter. They were found in Varna, Bulgaria, and indicate hierarchy and status. They date to the late Copper Age, 4600-4400 B.C. The Varna Regional Museum of History in Bulgaria contributed the artifacts. (Photo by Ádám Vágó)

Amit Kaushik, a PhD student at the University of Georgia Department of Anthropology, recently released the article The First Kings of Europe: UGA assistant professor explores ancient hierarchies in Field Museum exhibit with UGA Research. Kaushik's article features First Kings of Europe, an exhibition co-curated by an assistant professor of archaeology at the UGA Department of Anthropology, Attila Gyucha.

Photography By Ádám Vágó, Pat Nabong

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PhD Candidate Amit Kaushik's Article Features Museum Exhibition Co-Curated by Dr. Attila Gyucha

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