Unfortunately, it has been a number of months since the last issue of _The Post Hole_ was published, and for that I can only apologise. My tenure as editor-in-c...

On the 17th of May, Tabitha Kabora chaired a seminar on the issue of racism within archaeology. This is a short article based on the points discussed during tha...

##Introduction Since its introduction, queer theory has found a comfortable niche in archaeology, being used to elucidate elements of identity in archaeologic...

Dorothy Annie Elizabeth Garrod (1892 – 1968) was the first female archaeologist to receive a professorship at the University of Cambridge, in 1932. She was kn...

Although prostitution was a ubiquitous institution, which thrived across the Mediterranean region, this report focuses on its existence in ancient Rome. Using b...

##Introduction The behaviour of the closest living relatives to modern humans can give a tentative insight into how early humans may have behaved. Through obs...