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The Roman Maritime Villa in Ruins.

From Cremation to Co-creation

Milestones of the Roman northwest: A centralised or local responsibility

Classification of pottery assemblages in archaeology: a machine learning approach

Maize above and below

Exploring hunter-gatherer cosmologies

BRONZE MIRRORS OF THE GORYEO DYNASTY (918-1392 CE)

TEXTILES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WADDEN SEA

A pollen-based reconstruction of the paleoenvironment and cultural landscape in Southeastern Norway from the Iron Age to the Middle Ages

Iranian antiquities in the Netherlands in the second half of the 20th century: provenance and context

The Diversity of Ancient Greek Cult: The Case of Artemis

The influence of status. A comparison of the prevalence of Linear Enamel Hypoplasia and growth stunting in the low-status population of Arnhem and the high-status population of zwolle in the post-medieval period.

Holistic Maritime History

HANDS FULL OF WORK: Entheseal changes as an indicator of socioeconomical and occupational status related activity

Palaeolithic Patriarchy: To What Extent are Documentary Audiences Consuming an Androcentric Image of the Palaeolithic?

The Chumash: How do migratory patterns in SW California reflect centralised control?

You Age What You Eat: A refined method in estimating age-at-death using dental wear

Archaeology in video games: A quest to involve a wider audience in archaeology by the use of video games

Making the Invisible Visible: Test of an osteological population-specific non-adult sexing approach using permanent odontometrics on a post-medieval Dutch skeletal collection

Replication of agent-based models in archaeology: a case study using Brughmans and Poblome’s MERCURY model

Entertaining Knowledge: the Video Game Medium in Archaeological Public Outreach

A Tale of Three Cities Three Case Studies ~ Shangdu, Dadu and Jining during the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368)

The time-depth of Corded Ware burial landscapes: A comparative study of Single Grave and Battle Axe burial alignments in Denmark, The Netherlands and Sweden