Current issue: #29 - May 2013

Calendrical glyphs and their use in the Olmec-style cave paintings of Oxtotitlán
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Ancient dental plaque: An unexpected journey into the past
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Bosnian archaeological heritage: The valley of Visoko
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The Post Hole

The Post Hole is an archaeology journal run by students at the University of York (UK).

Expanding the limits of the discipline and increasing discourse throughout all levels of archaeology, The Post Hole offers an unprecedented opportunity for anyone to publish their innovative research, views and news related to the past.

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Issue 29 OUT NOW!
15th May 2013

Contains fascinating articles on...

  • Calendrical glyphs and their use in the Olmec-style cave paintings of Oxtotitlán
  • Ancient dental plaque: An unexpected journey into the past
  • Past political, present tense, future perfect? The concept of political intrinsicality in archaeology
  • Bosnian archaeological heritage: The valley of Visoko
  • Romantic ruins and crumbling castles: The debt of buildings archaeology to the Gothic fiction of the eighteenth century
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12th April 2013

Submission deadline for Issue 29 of The Post Hole is April 29th. Submissions welcome from anyone with research or ideas on the past, including undergraduate and postgraduate students, academics and other specialists.

Contact Alison Tuffnell at submissions [at] theposthole [dot] org if you would like to submit an article or make a related enquiry.

Write for The Post Hole
12th March 2013

The Post Hole offers students, academics and anyone else with an interest in archaeology a brilliant opportunity to publish their research and views on the past.

The Post Hole accepts articles of any length, on any aspect of archaeology, from anyone. Email Alison Tuffnell, submissions [at] theposthole [dot] org, to find out more.

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