In this essay, we interrogate how aDNA analyses have been blended with the study of
migrations in European prehistory. Genetic research into ancient populations has given …

For archaeology to survive in the present and for critical discourse on the past to thrive,
archaeologists must advocate for the discipline's continued relevancy. In this Debate article …

Archaeology and archaeological work are tightly linked to contemporary societal challenges.
Archaeology has much to contribute to the understanding, contextualising and working out …

The entanglement between archaeology and politics is old news, but the sheer
pervasiveness of this relationship and its longterm global impact is becoming increasingly …

Heritage sites and their stewards have been part of the project of European integration since
the 1970s. Countless actions involving conservation, research and public outreach has …

Archaeological fieldwork is no longer what it used to be. Over the last decades,
archaeologists have begun to “study up”. Approaching regional, national, and international …

This chapter, and the volume that it introduces, situates gender in current archaeological
debates. The central argument is that gender archaeology as a field of study is in crisis …

In this article I address the relationship between European archaeologists and the European
Union and argue that the dominant attitude of non-involvement that archaeologists have …

Over the last decades, there have been numerous attempts to remedy the perceived delay in
the development of archaeology in the Balkans, in the form of conferences, workshops or …

Archaeology witnessed remarkable advances during the National Socialist regime, both as
a research field and as part of international academic networks. The Nazi dictatorship and …