This thesis explores the development of material approaches in archaeology to discuss the
relationship between material engagements in the world and cosmological schemes. In …

This contribution discusses the evidence of trans-Adriatic contacts that was recovered from
remote Adriatic islands, as well as the origin of extraneous lithic raw materials from those …

The prehistory of the Neolithic and Copper Age of northern Italy is mainly told through the
testimony of durable artefacts: pottery, stone and bone. With the exception of a few …

Riccardo Cicilloni di legna di contesti del Neolitico Medio e Recente. I dati provengono dalla
domus de janas n. 2 di Iloi (Sedilo), dalla domus de janas n. 4 di S'Elighe Entosu (Usini) …

The Maltese archipelago, made up of five small islands, is located almost exactly in the
middle of the Mediterranean. From the Phoenician period to the modern day, Malta, because …

The world we inhabit today has changed dramatically since we first began farming
thousands of years ago. Yet the challenge to provide food security to all is not new and has …

This chapter challenges and encourages Mediterranean archaeologists to engage with
sensory studies. It begins with an overview of progress already made in this field across a …

A long-standing question in British archaeology is whether a standard unit of linear measure
was used by Neolithic architects and engineers in the construction of megalithic circles. Well …

The Illyrian Coastal Exploration Program (ICEP) is a collaborative community founded by Dr
Jeff Royal in 2008 to integrate research in the region. This research community spans …

Archaeology is the study of the human past. Archaeologists investigate the origins of our
species, document the diversity of ancient cultures (eg, social institutions, political dynamics …