Issue No.34 - January 2014
Firstly, I would like to start off by wishing you all a ‘Happy New Year’. I hope you had an excellent holiday. A lot happens over the Christmas period and w...
With the rise of the technological age, we have seen great changes occur within archaeology as a discipline. The most important change has been accessibility; t...
**The article in review is published in the Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology (2006), 1: pp.67-99.**
The impact of the environment upon early states ha...
_Tim Sutherland, a battlefield archaeologist, talks about his recent TV series Medieval Dead as well as current archaeology projects he is working on, including...
Although insect-like animal figures form only a minor part of Olmec-style art, their significance to the Formative period inhabitants of the southern Gulf Coast...
Homo heidelbergensis has been a subject of controversy in palaeoanthropology for more than 100 years. Some paleoanthropologists feel that fossils assigned to th...