WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY

Saruq al-Hadid: a persistent temporary place in late prehistoric Arabia

Hunter-gatherer gatherings: stone-tool microwear from the Welling Site (33-Co-2), Ohio, U.S.A. supports Clovis use of outcrop-related base camps during the Pleistocene Peopling of the Americas

‘We are inheritors of a rural civilisation’: rural complexity and the ceramic economy in the Indus Civilisation in northwest India

Rethinking GIS, three-dimensionality and space perception in archaeology

Lessons from the past and the future of food

Balancing analytical goals and anthropological stewardship in the midst of the paleogenomics revolution

Giving it a burl: towards the integration of genetics, isotope chemistry, and osteoarchaeology in Cape York, Tropical North Queensland, Australia

Archaeogenetics and human evolution: the ontogeny of a biological discipline

The spread of metal and metal production technology in the Far Northeast and Alaska over the second millennium BC to the first millennium AD

Directionality and axiality in the Bronze Age: cross-regional landscape perspectives on ‘fire pit lines’ and other pitted connections

Engraved stone plaquettes from the North Patagonian area (Somuncurá plateau, Río Negro, Argentina) and the use of different microscopic techniques for their analysis

The problem with petrous? A consideration of the potential biases in the utilization of pars petrosa for ancient DNA analysis

Biogeographic barriers and coastal erosion: understanding the lack of interaction between the Eastern and Western Regions of the North American Arctic

Long-term marine resource use in Hokkaido, Northern Japan: new insights into sea mammal hunting and fishing

Walrusing, whaling and the origins of the Old Bering Sea culture

Retention of old technologies following the end of the Neolithic: microscopic analysis of the butchering marks on animal bones from Çatalhöyük East

Reply to: ‘In the eye of the beholder: contextual issues for Bayesian modelling at the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic transition’, by Discamps, Gravina and Teyssandier (2015)

An ancient DNA Pacific journey: a case study of collaboration between archaeologists and geneticists

Beyond curse or blessing: the opportunities and challenges of aDNA analysis

Socioeconomics of agrarian production: considering rural cooperatives in the archaeology of the eastern Mediterranean through the lens of 2nd millennium BCE Cyprus

Weaving rural economies: textile production and societal complexity in Iron Age south-western Iberia

Public memory, National Heritage, and memorialization of the 1918 Finnish Civil War

Biogeography and adaptation in the Kuril Islands, Northeast Asia

Internal conflict in Iron Age Europe: methodological challenges and possible scenarios

Unearthing gendered repression: an analysis of the violence suffered by women during the civil war and Franco’s dictatorship in Southwestern Spain

Rural responses following collapse: insights from Monte El Santo, Oaxaca, Mexico

War between neighbours: the archaeology of internal conflict and civil war

Rural works and days – a subaltern perspective

War and warriors in the Archaic Aterno Valley (Central-Italy)

Cultural conflict in text and materiality: the impact of words and lead on the northwest Queensland colonial frontier, Australia

Big Buddhas, pilgrims and pagodas: an examination of the social geography of Buddhist sites in Rongxian, southern Sichuan

To reap a rich harvest: experiencing agricultural labour in ancient Greece

Paleometal Epoch in the Primorye (south of the Far East of Russia)

The centrality of the margins. Global intersections of a Basque rural area in the recent past

Landscapes of resistance and counterinsurgency in Brazil: an archaeology of the Araguaia Guerrilla (1972-1975)

Investigating rural change. Legal access rights and changing lifestyles in rural mountain communities (Ligurian Apennines, Italy, 16th-21st centuries)

Margins of the centre or critical peripheries

Correction

The archaeology of civil conflict in nineteenth century Spain: material, social and mnemonic consequences of the Carlist Wars

Comments on Higham and Heep (2017): ‘Reply to: “In the eye of the beholder: contextual issues for Bayesian modelling at the middle-to-upper Palaeolithic transition”, by Discamps, Gravina and Teyssandier (2015)’

Rural time

The archaeology of military prisons from the American Civil War: globalization, resistance and masculinity