Was it the fine pottery itself, or the artisans who made it, that moved around the Baltic Sea region during the Corded Ware Culture of late Neolithic period?
New chronological data for the Middle Pleistocene glacial cycles push back the first glaciation and early human appearance in central Germany by about 100,000 years.
Swansea University Egyptology lecturer Dr Ken Griffin has found a depiction of one of the most famous pharaoh’s in history Hatshepsut on an object in the Egypt Centre stores.
Computational analyses of the evolution of 155 Island South East Asian and Pacific societies reveal the way social and material factors combine to drive major transitions in human social organization.
According to Konstantinos Soueref, head of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Ioannina, all necessary procedures are going ahead for this heritage to be included on the UNESCO list.
The aim of this conference is to present and discuss recent research that focuses on the various ways in which architecture exerted influence on human beings and vice versa in antiquity.
Small scale agricultural farming was first initiated by indigenous communities living on Turkey’s Anatolian plateau, and not introduced by migrant farmers as previously thought.
Memories of the largest lava flood in the history of Iceland, recorded in an apocalyptic medieval poem, were used to drive the island’s conversion to Christianity, new research suggests.
This volume singles out this youngest age group, the under one-year-olds, in the first comprehensive study of infancy and earliest childhood to encompass the Roman Empire as a whole.
The PGWiP seminars at the Senate House, London are held every Friday. This week Hispano-Roman mosaics will be discussed by Rubèn Montoya (Leicester) and Lucy Elkerton (Bristol).
The Fellowship is tenable at post-doctoral level to support research into the anthropology, archaeology, architecture, arts, etc. of Greece and Cyprus.
The Archaeological Museum of Alexandroupolis opens to the public, hosting the temporary exhibition of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki “Raidestos-Thessaloniki: Antiquities in a refugee journey”.
The exhibition ‘Fred Boissonnas in Egypt’ focuses on his photographic oeuvre for the two books about Egypt and Sinai and traces the evolution of the acclaimed photographer’s aesthetic.