Bronze Age Worlds brings a new way of thinking about kinship to the task of explaining the
formation of social life in Bronze Age Britain and Ireland. Britain and Ireland's diverse …

South-west Transylvania was an important source of metal and other natural resources for
Bronze Age Europe, helping to facilitate the development of increasingly hierarchical …

Where people bury their dead is a critical part of mortuary rituals. This paper examines the
relationship between the placement of the dead within a landscape and the social roles of …

Abstract Nuttall, C. 2021. Seascape Dialogues. Human-sea interaction in the Aegean from
Late Neolithic to Late Bronze Age. 458 pp. Uppsala: Department of Archaeology and …

Drawing on posthumanist and sensory archaeology, this paper explores ensemble practices
as an alternative to Eurocentric conceptions of ritual as a heuristic of cross-cultural …

Scholars have discussed the diverse and heterogeneous nature of people that comprise
communities in community-based research (McManamon in Am Antiq 56 (1): 121–130 …

In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, people across Ireland visited and venerated
holy wells alongside the ruins of early medieval ecclesiastical settlements, particularly on …

200 Reviews large mining complex at Great Orme in north Wales, the major source of
copper in Britain for a significant part of the Bronze Age. In Ireland, William O'Brien …