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Surveying Punic Rural Settlement: The Terralba Rural Settlement Project, Sardinia
The island of Sardinia in the western Mediterranean was a renowned supplier of agricultural produce in Punic and Roman times, and was repeatedly hailed by classical authors as the 'granary' of Carthage and Republican Rome.
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Confirmation of near-absolute dating of east <br>Mediterranean Bronze-Iron Dendrochronology
Three decades of work by the Aegean Dendrochronology Project (ADP) led by Peter Ian Kuniholm have established a long tree-ring sequence covering much of the Bronze-Iron Age periods of the east Mediterranean
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Belgium's new department of First World War archaeology
On 10 November 2003, Minister Paul van Grembergen announced the official opening of the Department of First World War Archaeology, part of the Institute for the Archaeological Heritage of the Flemish Community. Antiquity Vol 78 No 301 September 2004.
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The Theoretical Archaeology Group
Antiquity Journal host information on this national body which promotes debate and discussion of issues in theoretical archaeology. Lists links to details of its annual conference.
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Human Biology and the First Farmers of Western Europe
Mary Jackes, David Lubell and Christopher Meiklejohn discuss the effects of the transition to agriculture on human health.
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Antiquity
International quarterly journal of archaeological research. Features news, article index, and subscription details.
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Excavations at a Geometric Kebaran site in Wadi Ziqlab
From Antiquity 77 (no 295). Brief report on the excavation of the site of 'Uyyun al-Hammam.
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The rise of organisational complexity in mid-first millennium BC Chad Basin
Research carried out since the early 1990s on Neolithic settlements in the Nigerian part of the Chad Basin has provided new information on early, large (>10 ha), nucleated village settlements in West Africa. Antiquity Vol 78 No 301 September 2004.
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Combating the destruction of Ethiopia's archaeological heritage... continued
The Shire District Archaeological Survey Project returned to the Indasellassie region, north-western administrative zone of Tigray, northern Ethiopia in December 2003. Antiquity Vol 78 No 302 December 2004.
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Searching for the Origins of African Rice Domestication
African rice (Oryza glaberrima) was an important staple for peoples across much of West Africa. Favoured for its resistance to drought, disease, and pests, its cultivation has spread during the past 1000 years and more, over broad regions of western Afri
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