Britain is internationally renowned for the high quality and exquisite crafting of its later
prehistoric grave goods (c. 4000 BC to AD 43). Many of prehistoric Britain's most impressive …

This article discusses the situation that exists in several European countries, whereby
information about archaeological sites and monuments, and that about finds recorded by …

The significance of local spatial choices and memory and their impact on mobility networks
is scarcely recognised in Mongolian archaeology. Here, we present a mapping strategy …

We present novel insights into trade in amphorae-borne products over a 550-year period in
Germania along the frontier of the Roman Empire, derived through probabilistic aoristic …

Big Data has become an increasingly cited buzzword in archaeological research over the
past decade. Archaeology is a discipline than spans both the sciences and the …

Full article: Documenting heritage in the 21st century: the EAMENA project and its potential for
‘big data’ research in Levantine archaeology Skip to Main Content Taylor and Francis Online …

THIS PAPER SEEKS to evaluate transformations in portable material culture following the
Black Death in England (1348–1349), specifically through an analysis of small metal finds …

Large-scale development-led archaeology has changed the very nature of archaeological
datasets. In addition to the familiar positive evidence of structures and deposits, there is now …

This paper presents an archaeological reconstruction of indigenous landscape
transformations in the first colonized region of the Caribbean. The arrival of Columbus in …

A few words on origins may be helpful since this book is in a different eld from my others. It
stems from having been evacuated from the Blitz in east London in. I was sent to some …