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Recycling paved the way for socially ambitious people in Bronze Age China

Study of ancient dog DNA traces canine diversity to the Ice Age

Ice core dating places eruption of IIopango at 431 CE - devastating El Salvador's Maya civilization

Urban communities in Medieval Azerbaijan: shedding new light on the historical city of Bardhaʿa

Bronze-Age grain silo shows the long reach of the tax collector

Call open for applications for British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships 2020-21

Researchers unlock secrets of the past with new international carbon dating standard

Jim Coulton 1940-2020

Prof Amy Bogaard awarded highly-prestigious British Academy fellowship

Archaeological science uncovers a new story of the colonisation of the Americas

Arcadia awards £3.3m for continuation of the EAMENA project

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Alaska's Okmok volcano linked to mysterious period of extreme cold in ancient Rome

A message on behalf of the School of Archaeology

Ancient humans, Neanderthals and Denisovans were able to easily produce healthy, fertile hybrids

Prof Ramsey uses probability-based modelling to determine the effectiveness of social distancing

Top position in the QS University World Rankings

Neolithic human teeth reveal communities with distinct cultures coexisted in Northern Spain

Major AHRC/DFG grant awarded to Prof Dan Hicks for collaborative study

2020: 25th Anniversary of the BA Archaeology & Anthropology degree's first graduating cohort

The Inuit traveled with specialised sledge dogs to help them settle the Arctic

Prof Shadreck Chirikure and Prof Greger Larson win Shanghai Archaeology Forum Research Award

Prof Dame Jessica Rawson awarded Honorary Professor at PKU

Embracing weeds to optimise crops and preserve landscapes