Early Paleoindian megaherbivore specialization
Alternative models offer profoundly different implications for Early Paleoindian prey choice, mobility, and technology.
Superworms could be the future of skeleton cleaning
Superworms, a mealworm-like form of beetle larva, are efficient cleaners of skeletons, according to a study published in PLOS One.
Hesperia Issue 95.2 Now Available
Topics: the iconography of Aristogeiton, a Classical-period house at Molyvoti in Thrace, the aftermath of earthquakes in 2nd-c. CE Lycia etc.
Timing the Sacred
New analysis on the Llullaillaco Maiden suggests that the capacocha sacrifice most likely took place between 1462 and 1507 AD.
Roman Rural Archaeology
This volume provides a holistic view, with an empire-wide reach, of the importance of Roman rural areas in the success of ancient Rome.
Rediscovering Homer
Michael Cosmopoulos approaches the Odyssey and the Iiad as a living record of human experience shaped by war, loss, memory, and survival.
The Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and other sites have been damaged
Due to a large-scale Russian attack, cultural heritage sites, infrastructure, and institutions in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro were damaged.
Human Identities in the Archaeological Record
This book shows how past identities can be reconstructed from skeletons, personal belongings, burial practices, material culture etc.
Communities, Connectivity and Complexity in Roman Britain
This volume kick-starts debate on the future of archaeological research on Roman Britain.
Uncovering the lives of rock doves in Hala Sultan Tekke
The authors re-examine a large assemblage of avian bones excavated from Late Bronze Age contexts at Hala Sultan Tekke on Cyprus.
Earliest evidence for invasive mitigation of dental caries by Neanderthals
Analysis of traces of deliberate artificial manipulation of a Neanderthal lower left second molar found in Chagyrskaya Cave.
Reconstructing Greek Sacred Landscapes
This volume brings together archaeologists and historians to investigate how sacred landscapes can be understood and reconstructed.
Les lamelles de Styra
The present volume offers a revised edition of all surviving groups, augmented by approximately 70 previously unpublished tablets.
Profiling Cleopatra. A pshychological history
A psychosocial historical approach exploring the psychological functioning of Cleopatra VII, the last ruler of the Ptolemaic royal house.
The Berlanga Cup
The Berlanga Cup is the second piece found in Hispania of the type known as the Hadrian’s Wall series.
Byzantine Law: The Law of the Eastern Roman Empire
The purpose of this Element is to introduce the study of later Roman law (Byzantine law) to a wider academic audience.
A Companion to Byzantine Law
A condensed picture of the evolution of law in the area beyond the Adriatic Sea, indirectly shedding light on Byzantine society more broadly.
The Academy of Athens in Search of its Roots
This study presents the struggle and strenuous efforts of Panayiotis Aristophron, to locate and uncover the famous Academy.
Immigration and Borders in Ancient Egypt
The Element is available for free download from March 6 to March 20, 2026.
The Aegean Meets Europe
This article presents an analysis of two sheet gold ornaments of the Mycenaean post-palatial period found on the island of Kefalonia.
Mapping settlement desertion in Southeastern Europe
The volume comprises studies that investigate the phenomenon of settlement desertion in Southeastern Europe from Antiquity to the Modern Era.
Roman Names on Crete
The book uses the evidence of Roman names to document and analyze a wide range of Cretan responses to the Romans and the Roman empire.
Patras – The Archaeological Museum
The timeless history of Patras and the museum’s most significant exhibits — from its Mycenaean past to the Roman period.
First evidence of lost-wax casting
Results of the study of manufacturing traces on a silver bangle from El Argar Grave 292, in south-eastern Spain.