Archaeology books

Terra di misteri e leggende, la Sardegna custodisce uno degli eredità megalitiche più affascinanti del bacino mediterraneo....  Read More >>

What if humanity is not the first? Across the record of Earth lie traces that refuse easy dismissal: isotopes that...  Read More >>

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It begins by developing a knowledge path of cultural heritage buildings through methods such as 3D laser scanning,...  Read More >>

The untold story of the asteroid that spared Earth-only to threaten our Moon. In late 2024, a building-sized asteroid...  Read More >>

Fragments of daily life, traces of religious rituals, economic activities, signs of relationships between people...  Read More >>

Currently, many of these buildings spread throughout the world are not recognized as architectural heritage due...  Read More >>

In Israel, Palestine, Cyprus and Greece, the reconstruction of the past through archaeology has been used to strengthen...  Read More >>

For centuries, the Great Pyramids of Giza have stood as monumental enigmas, silent sentinels of a bygone era. Historians...  Read More >>

What if everything we thought we knew about Neanderthal diets was wrong? In The Science Behind Neanderthal Maggots...  Read More >>

The Proceedings feature a selection of the most scientifically excellent papers, covering all areas of numismatics...  Read More >>

The Chaldean Account of the Deluge by George Smith uncoveres a Mesopotamian flood narrative, exploring the origins,...  Read More >>

Egyptian archaeology is the study of ancient Egypt through the excavation and analysis of its historical sites and...  Read More >>

Cultural heritage comprises the inherited customs, beliefs, traditions and artefacts that define the identity and...  Read More >>

Archeology and history of England reveal a rich tapestry of human activity spanning millennia. Prehistoric sites...  Read More >>

Settlements are pivotal to societal development, reflecting human adaptation and innovation across history. Mediaeval...  Read More >>

Within the domain of social science, archaeology is devoted to unraveling the tapestry of human history, both recorded...  Read More >>

Rural monasteries played a transformative role in medieval society, serving as centres of spiritual devotion, education...  Read More >>

The Mesolithic period, also known as the Middle Stone Age, is a prehistoric era that falls between 10,000 to 4,000...  Read More >>

Archaeology is the discipline concerned with the examination of human activity through the recovery and investigation...  Read More >>

Public archaeology refers to the practices involved in presenting and interpreting archaeological data to the public....  Read More >>

Archaeology is the discipline that involves the study of human activity through the recovery and analysis of material...  Read More >>

Environmental archaeology investigates how ancient civilizations interacted with their environments. By analysing...  Read More >>

Material culture, comprising objects and artefacts used by societies, offers profound insights into human history...  Read More >>

Material culture, comprising objects and artefacts used by societies, offers profound insights into human history...  Read More >>