Living Archaeology
Unveiling the Past through Experimental Archaeology
Edited by C. Mathias, L. Bourguignon, J. Ivorra, C. Viallet | Forthcoming
Despite the wealth of material remains uncovered by archaeology, our understanding of how people in the past lived, worked, and thought remains fragmentary, especially fort he most ancient times. Many aspects of ancient technologies and…
The Winthir Collection
A documented osteological collection from Central Europe
Edited by Michaela Harbeck & Christof Paulus | Forthcoming
The Winthir Collection is one of the few identified skeletal collections from the 19th century, offering a rare insight into the lives of 245 individuals recovered from a long-forgotten section of Winthir Cemetery in Munich,…
Royalty and Ritual
The landscape of power in early medieval Scotland and Europe
Edited by Alexandra Sanmark, Mark A. Hall, Jane Geddes & Oisín Plumb | Forthcoming
Medieval kings and kingship, and the rituals that define them, continue to captivate both scholars and the wider public. This interdisciplinary volume offers a Europe-wide perspective on early medieval kingship, with a particular focus on…
Contested Deep Pasts
Negotiating the French-Anglophone Divide in Pleistocene Lithic Studies
Shumon T. Hussain | Forthcoming
This book offers the first in-depth analysis of French-Anglophone research conflicts in Palaeolithic archaeology. By carefully examining a range of case studies and discursive contexts, the author shows that French and Anglophone approaches to the…
Time and temporality in the Viking Age
An Archaeology of Reuse, Remembering, and Relations to the Past in the Past in Scandinavia, 750-1050 CE
Julie Lund | Forthcoming
This publication reveals intricate relationships between the Viking Age and its pasts. The book explores previous studies of the past in the past and their theoretical foundations, drawing on relationality, materiality, and affectivity as productive…
Between variability and singularity
Crossing theoretical, qualitative and computer-based approaches to types and typologies in archaeology
Edited by Sébastien Plutniak, Shumon T. Hussain & Felix Riede | Forthcoming
Typology is a core method and practice in archaeology. As a particular form of classification first developed during the infancy of the discipline itself, typology has remained an archaeological staple despite countless twists and turns.…
The Development of Social Inequality in the Carpathian Basin between 5200 and 1000 BCE
A Quantitative Study on Neolithic, Copper Age and Bronze Age Cemeteries and Methodological Considerations
Fynn Wilkes | Forthcoming
This dissertation investigates the dynamics of social inequality in the Carpathian Basin between the Late Neolithic and the Middle/Late Bronze Age (5200–1000 BCE) through a quantitative analysis of burial contexts. Employing statistical methods, including Gini…
Living Archaeology
Unveiling the Past through Experimental Archaeology
Edited by C. Mathias, L. Bourguignon, J. Ivorra, C. Viallet | Forthcoming
Despite the wealth of material remains uncovered by archaeology, our understanding of how people in the past lived, worked, and thought remains fragmentary, especially fort he most ancient times. Many aspects of ancient technologies and…
The Winthir Collection
A documented osteological collection from Central Europe
Edited by Michaela Harbeck & Christof Paulus | Forthcoming
The Winthir Collection is one of the few identified skeletal collections from the 19th century, offering a rare insight into the lives of 245 individuals recovered from a long-forgotten section of Winthir Cemetery in Munich,…
Royalty and Ritual
The landscape of power in early medieval Scotland and Europe
Edited by Alexandra Sanmark, Mark A. Hall, Jane Geddes & Oisín Plumb | Forthcoming
Medieval kings and kingship, and the rituals that define them, continue to captivate both scholars and the wider public. This interdisciplinary volume offers a Europe-wide perspective on early medieval kingship, with a particular focus on…
Contested Deep Pasts
Negotiating the French-Anglophone Divide in Pleistocene Lithic Studies
Shumon T. Hussain | Forthcoming
This book offers the first in-depth analysis of French-Anglophone research conflicts in Palaeolithic archaeology. By carefully examining a range of case studies and discursive contexts, the author shows that French and Anglophone approaches to the…
Time and temporality in the Viking Age
An Archaeology of Reuse, Remembering, and Relations to the Past in the Past in Scandinavia, 750-1050 CE
Julie Lund | Forthcoming
This publication reveals intricate relationships between the Viking Age and its pasts. The book explores previous studies of the past in the past and their theoretical foundations, drawing on relationality, materiality, and affectivity as productive…
Between variability and singularity
Crossing theoretical, qualitative and computer-based approaches to types and typologies in archaeology
Edited by Sébastien Plutniak, Shumon T. Hussain & Felix Riede | Forthcoming
Typology is a core method and practice in archaeology. As a particular form of classification first developed during the infancy of the discipline itself, typology has remained an archaeological staple despite countless twists and turns.…
The Development of Social Inequality in the Carpathian Basin between 5200 and 1000 BCE
A Quantitative Study on Neolithic, Copper Age and Bronze Age Cemeteries and Methodological Considerations
Fynn Wilkes | Forthcoming
This dissertation investigates the dynamics of social inequality in the Carpathian Basin between the Late Neolithic and the Middle/Late Bronze Age (5200–1000 BCE) through a quantitative analysis of burial contexts. Employing statistical methods, including Gini…
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