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 Featured in this issue:
Obsidian in the Upper Palaeolithic of Iberia
João Zilhão, Diego E. Angelucci, François-Xavier Le Bourdonnec, Armando Lucena,
Ignacio Martín-Lerma, Susana Martínez, Henrique Matias, Valentín Villaverde & Josefina Zapata
Fishing, fish consumption, urbanism and migrants at Tel Bet Yerah, 3200–2700 BC
Omri Lernau, Jamie Shapiro, Sarit Paz & Raphael Greenberg
“Their corpses will reach the base of heaven”: a third-millennium BC war memorial in northern
Mesopotamia?
Anne Porter, Thomas McClellan, Susanne Wilhelm, Jill Weber, Alexandra Baldwin, Jean Colley,
Brittany Enriquez, Meagan Jahrles, Bridget Lanois, Vladislav Malinov, Sumedh Ragavan,
Alexandra Robins & Zarhuna Safi
The shifting Nile and the origins and development of ancient Karnak
Guillaume Charloux, Mona A. Abady Mahmoud, Ahmed M.S. Elnasseh & Sylvie Marchand
Sika deer in Bronze Age Guanzhong: sustainable wildlife exploitation in ancient China?
Yue Li, Chengrui Zhang, Honghai Chen, Zhen Wang & Yaopeng Qian
Early agropastoral settlement and cultural change in central Tibet in the first millennium BC:
excavations at Bangga
Hongliang Lu, Xinzhou Chen, Zhengwei Zhang, Li Tang, Ximena Lemoine, Shargan Wangdue,
Zujun Chen, Xinyi Liu & Michael D. Frachetti
‘Problematic stuff ’: death, memory and the interpretation of cached objects
Lindsey Büster
Reconstructing an ancient mining landscape: a multidisciplinary approach to copper mining at
Skouriotissa, Cyprus
Vasiliki Kassianidou, Athos Agapiou & Sturt W. Manning
Reopening graves in the early Middle Ages: from local practice to European phenomenon
Alison Klevnäs, Edeltraud Aspöck, Astrid A. Noterman, Martine C. van Haperen & Stephanie Zintl
Patterns of dietary diversity in Holocene north-west South America: new insights from Bayesian stable
isotope mixing models
Miguel Delgado
Hidden in plain sight: the archaeological landscape of Mithaka Country, south-west Queensland
Michael C. Westaway, Douglas Williams, Kelsey Lowe, Nathan J. Wright, Ray Kerkhove, Jennifer Silcock,
Joshua Gorringe, Justyna Miszkiewicz, Rachel Wood, Richard Adams, Tiina Manne, Shaun Adams,
Tony Miscamble, Justin Stout, Gabriel D. Wrobel, Justine Kemp, Brooke Hendry, Max Gorringe,
Betty Gorringe, Keiron Lander, Shawnee Gorringe, Ian Andrews & Mark Collard

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