New publication announcement! Lindsay Amundsen-Meyer's critical reflection on the decolonization of archaeology is the most recent addition to the 59th volume of EAZ. The author questions mainstream ideas about the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives and explores whether such efforts may still sometimes be colonial in nature.
#IndigenousArchaeologies #Decolonization #Reconciliation #Archaeology #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/MKQK5110

New publication announcement! We open issue 59 of the EAZ with a look into colonial-era museum collections and the politics of prestige.
#ProvenanceResearch #MuseumCollections #ColonialHistory #EAZ #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/TPJU7865

New publication announcement! The editorial for our last, 58th Vol., written by Stefano Biagetti and introduced by Maria Wunderlich, reflects on the development and current significance of ethnoarchaeology.
#Ethnoarchaeology #Editorial #ScientificReflections #EAZ #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/VTAB4525

New publication announcement! We are pleased to announce the online publication of Alexander Veling & Johannes Coughlan’s contribution “Practice Indiscipline: Exploring a Common Ground between Archaeology and Ethnography.” With growing interest in transdisciplinary approaches, this article offers a timely blueprint for fostering collaboration between archaeology and ethnography.
#SocialPracticeTheories #Methodology #Ethnography #Archaeology #EAZ #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/IXEM2383

New publication announcement! We're pleased to announce the online publication of Elsbeth Bösl & Doris Gutsmiedl-Schümann’s @aktarcha contribution “Auf Spurensuche: Archäologisch arbeitende Frauen seit dem späten 18. Jahrhundert.” The article offers a fresh view on the history of archaeology by focusing on the contributions of women, a historically underrepresented group in the field.
#WomeninArchaeology #GenderandScience #FemArc #EAZ #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/MTIJ4316

New publication announcement! We're pleased to announce the online publication report by Sara Krubeck et al. on the Ethnoarchaeology of Livelihood Practices conference. It highlighted the discipline's potential to address global challenges like environmental conservation and cultural heritage preservation while advocating for ethical research practices and interdisciplinary innovation.
#Ethnoarchaeology #Livelihood Practices #ConferenceReport #EAZ #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/ERJB9626

New publication announcement! We are pleased to announce the online publication of Berthold Riese's review of 'The World of Stonehenge' by Duncan Garrow and Neil Wilkin. This is a review of a publication that seeks to reframe the understanding of Stonehenge within its broader prehistoric and European context.
#BookReview #Stonehenge #BritishMuseum #Archaeology #EAZ #EAZNewPublications
https://doi.org/10.54799/WZGL7050