It is safe to say 2020 was a year unlike any other, bringing with it many professional and
personal challenges as the heritage and museums sectors continue to deal with the fallout …

We return to Europe in the third edition of our series investigating the state of post-medieval
archaeology in non-English speaking countries, with a focus on Belgium, Poland and …

In April 2016, the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology held its inaugural congress in
Sheffield, UK, creating a new opportunity for post-medieval archaeologists to gather yearly …

This collection of papers represents our second series highlighting the state of post-
medieval archaeology in non-English speaking parts of the world. Our first edition explored …

As archaeologists we look to the past, but where might archaeology be going in the future?
In this issue of Antiquity we begin a new feature where we invite archaeologists from …

Archaeology has been an important source of metaphors for some of the key intellectuals of
the 20th century: Sigmund Freud, Walter Benjamin, Alois Riegl and Michel Foucault …

Understanding of the past can inform our approach to tackling a range of global challenges.
Yet the inclusion of archaeologists and, more generally, those scholars engaged in studies …

This paper briefly sets the scene for the articles that follow, introducing some key debates
that have characterized the recent practice of historical archaeology. The definition of …

The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020–2021 has disrupted life in just about every way
imaginable. Many in the ASOR community have been hindered by the lack of access to …

CHARLES E. ORSER, JR. A historical archaeology of the modern world. xvi+ 247 pages, 8
illustrations. 1996. New York (NY) & London: Plenum Press; 0-306-45173-5 hardback …