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Truly Grand Egyptian Museum

Martin Odler
Vol 100 Issue 410, 529-538  |  Free to read

Iron Age torcs and the Snettisham hoards

Barbara Armbruster
Vol 100 Issue 410, 539-545  |  Free to read

New Book Chronicle: Ergasteria to emporia – production sites and crafts and their place in past societies

Marion Uckelmann
Vol 100 Issue 410, 567-575  |  Free to read

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Books received

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Received Mar 2026

Archaeology of coastal settlements / Archéologie des peuplements littoraux: HOMER 2021 conference

Catherine Dupont, Anna Baudry & Marie-Yvane Daire (ed.)
Received Mar 2026

Behind the scenes of medieval roofs: an overview of the roofing systems of Italian churches

Angelo Passuello & Michalis Olympios (ed.)
Received Mar 2026

Au fil de l'eau et du temps: Architecture, spatialité et diachronie de la gestion de l’eau en Méditerranée

Marina Covolan (ed.)
Received Mar 2026

Tappeh Sang-e Chakhmaq: a 2000-year Neolithic sequence in the Shahroud area, Northeast Iran

Kourosh Roustaei
Received Mar 2026

The urban questions: interdisciplinary and multiscalar approaches to investigating the ancient Mesoamerican city

Lisa Johnson & Arianna Campiani
Received Mar 2026

Rhynie, a powerful place of Pictland: the development of a landscape of Pictish royal power from the Roman to the early medieval period

Gordon Noble (ed.)
Received Mar 2026

Rewriting the history of the Great Sphinx

Colin D. Reader
Received Mar 2026

RACTA III 2024: Ricerche di Archeologia Cristiana, Tarda Antichità e Alto Medioevo. III Colloquio Internazionale tra dottorandi e dottori di ricerca Roma, 5-7 febbraio 2024

Giulia Spadanuda & Francesco Stilo (ed.)
Received Mar 2026

Catalogue of terracottas from Egypt dating to the Late Period and Graeco-Roman times: Allard Pierson – The Collections of the University of Amsterdam

Robert A. Lunsingh Scheurleer & Branko F. van Oppen de Ruiter
Received Mar 2026

An introduction to crip archaeology

Laurie A. Wilkie & Katherine M. Kinkopf