Issue No.29 - May 2013
Welcome back to another issue of The Post Hole! Sorry to keep you waiting over the last two months. The team have had dissertations and essays to complete for o...
A set of six cave paintings from Oxtotitlán in Guerrero, Mexico are re-interpreted as calendrical glyphs associated with the 260-day sacred Calendar Round. An ...
Dental plaque is not the first (or the most glamorous) thing that comes to mind when you think of archaeology. So why would students like us spend a whole MSc o...
##The past is political
There has long been a tendency within the social sciences to claim that the object of study is ‘political’. Whole fields of thoug...
The complex ethnic composition of the Balkans was often the cause of much conflict and political weakness in the area many centuries ago. When the former Social...
I have always had a great love of the Romantic Movement in late-eighteenth century literature. With its predictable but stirring plot motifs of fleeing virgins ...