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New study reveals insight into how our early ancestors dealt with climate change

Prof Shadreck Chirikure reimagines the story of a momentous African civilisation

Changing social inequality from first farmers to early states in Southeast Asia

Radiocarbon: A key tracer for studying Earth's dynamo, climate system, carbon cycle, and Sun

New RTI tool developed to document use-wear on bone tools

Oxford Encyclopedia of African Historiography awarded the Waldo G. Leland Prize

The Indiana Jones Syndrome and the golden age of Chinese archaeology

Intervals of low global sea level influenced the timing of eruptions from the Santorini volcano

Reconstruction of the oldest shark attack on a human, from Tsukumo shell-mound, Japan

Disrupting past narratives - Ruby-Anne Birin in The Conversation

Newton Fellowship Scheme call for Expressions of Interest

Book launch: English Landscapes & Identities

Update to the Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East & North Africa database

Iron Age Coins in Britain (IACB) open access database launch

IACB database

Neanderthals disappeared from North West Europe earlier than thought

Understanding Authenticity in China's Cultural Heritage Conference 16-20 Mar, 2021

Being Egyptian: A new collaborative event series

New study reveals how pre-Columbian settlers adapted to the Bahamian Archipelago

Tracing America's special relationship with dogs deep into the archaeological record

Seabird guano sustained agricultural intensification in the hyperarid Atacama Desert, Chile.

Sinclair Hood, 1917 - 2021

Dire wolves were the last of an ancient New World canid lineage

Prof Chris Ramsey on maximising the impact of social distancing on COVID-19

Philippa Kent (Hertford) awarded the Prehistoric Society Undergraduate Dissertation Prize 2020