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201.Archaeologia Hookland: the archaeology of a lost County in England - Introduction1Vlog
202.Sleeping Beauties: Mummies and the fairy tale genre at the Fin de Siècle1
203.Finnish medieval brickmakers’ marks as markers of identity1
204.Underwater cultural heritage protection in the UK: the failure to commit to the future1
205.Models and Metadata Revisited: Changes in Online Digital Bioarchaeological Practice1Vlog
206.Museum Archaeology: The Telling of Human Stories1Vlog
207.I said it once before but it bears repeating: heritage is not just about our ancestors1
208.The Antonine Wall in the Digital Age1
209.The Maker’s Mind: a perfect circularity1
210.Special building materials? The architectural importance of placed deposits in early medieval Europe1
211.Vertical aspects of Stone Age distribution in Norwegian high mountains1
212.Computer-aided Classification of British Isles Neolithic Group VI Axes1
213.Computing Similarity Networks of Maya Glyphs from 3D Data1
214.Archaeological output in the museum setting: a case study – The Mary Rose1Vlog
215.Archaeology for all: the role of students1Vlog
216.Commercial environmental archaeology: back in the dark ages or a potential agent of change?1Vlog
217.Partitioning Archaeological Chaînes Opératoires on R: dealing with huge categorical datasets?1Vlog
218.Learning to See vs Learning to Understand. Why is Teaching Digital Archaeology so Difficult?1Vlog
219.Early Historic Turf Longhouses at Lair, Glenshee1
220.Scandinavian Hill Forts – Symbolic sites for royal and common rituals1
221.Beyond Ethnicity, Beyond Dacians.1
222.“Through hollow lands and hilly lands”… Moving on and around Neolithic Mendip1
223.Liverpool Rethinking the ‘slums’: Victorian archaeology in a museum context1Vlog
224.Elemental theory: a dummies’ guide for archaeologists1Vlog
225.Those are my principles, and if you don’t like them… well, I have others1
226.Pausanias, Modern Folklore, and Literal Ghosts of Place1
227.GIS and spatial statistics for cultural heritage assessment1
228.Pathfinding and Pastfinding: a conversation between parkour and archaeology1Vlog
229.Indigenous Landscape Transformations on the First Colonized Region in the Caribbean1
230.From Charlemagne’s Royal Residence to the German Coronation Place: Aachen Palace1
231.The value of archaeology in urban regeneration – the experience in Gloucester1Vlog
232.Tattooed Women of Ancient Egypt: Inscribing power and protection upon the body1
233.At the Traverse of the Wall: Archaeological transformations in Thomas Percy and David Jones1Vlog
234.The Building Cost Information Service and its applicability to commercial archaeology1Vlog
235.Adapting to Climate Change. A Positive Legacy for Scotland’s historic environment.1
236.A re-evaluation of the concept of type in coroplastic studies based on 3D shape analysis1
237.CSI: Sittingbourne - professionals, volunteers and visitors: 2009-20181
238.Who were Roman Londoners ?1
239.Visualising and researching complex prehistoric cemetery sites: the Ossi project (Sardinia, Italy)1
240.Archaeology of Sicily in 3D: An interdisciplinary Italian-American collaborative research project1Vlog
241.Iron Slag and the Quest for Provenance1
242.Edward Mudge, an interesting man?1
243.The Palmyra Arch: Places, memories and ideologies1Vlog
244.Application of Computer Vision algorithms for automatic classification of archaeological artefacts1Vlog
245.The Solar Discourse of the Welsh Cistercians1
246.Purses-amulets from territory of Tuva in I mill. BC as a phenomenon of cultural symbolization1
247.Urbanisation dynamics in Celtic Europe: from sites to networks1
248.CHAT Orkney 2016 Session 7(3) Julie de Vos - Rurality as repression1
249.Friends of Kilbride, Oban1
250.Spatial Sequences: The use of 3D GIS for the identification of complex archaeological patterns.1Vlog
251.Queering digitally mediated access to archaeological knowledgemaps1Vlog
252.“Garbology” and the archaeology of industry: Field walking in the hinterlands of Royal Worcester1Vlog
253.Discarded Matter: How do museums dematerialize objects?1
254.Non-invasive archaeology in the Republic of Moldova1Vlog
255.How the Late Pleniglacial Landscape Changes Diversified the Gravettian Record of Ach & Lone Valleys1
256.Hopes, Fears and Eating Cake: Brexit in the fifth century?1
257.ARIADNEplus for public/community archaeology1Vlog
258.The Things we Hold Queer(ed): Questioning the Ownership of Viking Loot1
259.Tyrannical Tales? Fiction as Archaeological Method1Vlog
260.Mapping sound: creating a synaesthetic landscape1
261.Friends of Kinneil1
262.Back to the Future: TDP The Next Ten Years1
263.A multitude of designations1
264.Getting the Measure of Brochs: Using survey records old and new to investigate Shetland’s Iron Age1
265.The Cateran Ecomuseum establishing a rural community group1
266.Network analysis to model and analyse the Roman transport and mobility1
267.Archaeological Prospection using Drone-acquired Thermal and Multispectral Imagery1Vlog
268.The medieval hospitals of England: a complex issue1
269.Once Upon a Time in the Arctic...1
270.Archives – Can You Dig It? Time, Materiality, and the Archaeology of Archives1Vlog
271.Digital Infrastructures for Archaeology1Vlog
272.The bastions of Christian 4th1
273.Archaeology, the Romans and the National Curriculum: an archaeologist-turned-teacher’s perspective.1Vlog
274.Undergraduates Don’t Hate Theory: Reflections on three decades of teaching archaeological theory1Vlog
275.History of the Adopt-a-Monument and its Impact on Archaeology Scotland1Vlog
276.Archeoinformatics and the Archaeological Digital Initiative: Successes and Challenges Teaching1Vlog
277.Expansions – How to create links between Neanderthal behavior, ecology and environment1Vlog
278.From the ground up: Experiencing Romania through excavations at Halmyris in the Danube Delta1
279.Offa’s Dyke and the Creation of the Welsh March1
280.Reconstruction of Koch, Russian rowing/sailing boat of the 17th century1
281.Tideway Site 4: Barn Elms - Going to Town on an Iron Age Oppidum1
282.360 Production for BBC4 Digging for Britain Series 6 - EAST1
283.The Old Hutt, Yew Tree Farm and South Castle Street: What those sites taught us1
284.Mineral Phases in Burned Salmonid Bone and their Relevance to Studies of Combustion Features1
285.Raising the Bar1
286.Art and Shamanism: From cave painting to the White Cube1
287.Opening Address CIfA 2018 conference1
288.40 years of statistics on archaeology students: so what do we actually know?1Vlog
289.Crannog construction in early Iron Age Scotland: exploring duration and motivation1
290.Assessing the Role of Stone-Ard-Points and Flaked-Stone-Bars in Prehistoric Orkney?1
291.Best practice in museums’ dealings with communities1
292.Marking military identity: textual graffiti in nineteenth-century Malta1
293.Skateboarding through the Generations1
294.Excavations at Perth Theatre and Hallhole, Meikleour1
295.Why opera refreshes the archaeology other artforms fail to reach1Vlog
296.Magic kingdoms and heterotopias in Hertfordshire1
297.Regional Stratigraphy, Tephrochronology, and Human Occupation of the Upper Susitna Basin1Vlog
298.Booms and Bombs- Situating Breath of the Wild within the “Jomon Boom” trend1
299.Education or fun? Creating video games to promote archaeological thinking1Vlog
300.‘Petrified’ societies? An Egyptological survey1Vlog