Time & Mind-The Journal of Archaeology Consciousness and Culture

Indigenising the gun – rock art depictions of firearms in the Eastern Cape, South Africa

‘The world as we know it’ – revisiting the rock art at Bergbukten 4B in Alta, northern Norway

Rock art and animism in the Canadian Shield

Sexy beasts: animistic ontology, sexuality and hunter-gatherer rock art in Northern Fennoscandia

Rock art, ontology and cosmopolitics in the Southern Andes

Found architecture: interpreting a cup-marked outcrop in the southern Highlands of Scotland

Rock art worldings

Sexed animals in Swedish Southern Tradition rock carvings: gender, sexuality, fertility, and implications for animals in Bronze Age ontology

Fairies, demons and nature spirits: ‘small gods’ at the margins of Christendom

High and mighty: a San expression of excess potency control in the high-altitude hunting grounds of southern Africa

Editorial

Editorial

The mythical mind of the Older Stone Age – a Lévi-Straussian reappraisal

Living with death: what moral consideration of mortuary practices reveals about the plurality of worldviews in the multi-millennial past of Central Fennoscandia

The old stones: a field guide to the megalithic sites of Britain and Ireland

The smell of power: the Apishapa pilgrimage trail

Ringing stones in Sweden in the past and present: some reflections

Transforming landscapes of belief in the Early Medieval Insular world and beyond: converting the Isles II: edited by Nancy Edwards, Máire Ní Mhaonaigh, and Roy Flechner, Turnhout, Brepols, 2017, 526 pp., £127.75 (hardback), ISBN: 978-2-503-56868-3

We are all connected: rock art ontologies in the Southwestern U.S

The ontology of praxis: hard memory and the rock art of the Northern Europe

Mountains, rivers and ancestors: the Paiwan landscape and social memory

Understanding traditional belief systems in Northeast India: revisiting the oral world through literature