Last week, the ArchaeoAdWine closing workshop was held at the University of #Verona. Great to see the many aspects of this pioneering #ancient #wine project in the northern #Adriatic finally coming together so fruitfully, and being enriched by fantastic keynotes. And now on to publication! 🍇 🍷 👏

Archaeologists reveal second-largest Roman olive oil mill in the Roman Empire. phys.org/news/2025-11...

Excited to announce the closing workshop of our multidisciplinary research into the #archaeology of #wine in northern #Adriatic #Italy on Dec 1-2 in Verona! For those interested in participating online, please write [email protected] For a sneak peek, go to: www.archaeoadwine.it 🍇 🍷

Finally out at Peeters: Vine-growing and winemaking in the #Roman World! +640 pages, 30 chapters and 1.6 kg of #ancient #vine and #wine awesomeness 🍇🍷😍, with @emlynkd.bsky.social & Academia Belgica 🙏 Order via the link below or write me for more info: www.peeters-leuven.be/detail.php?s...

❗New open access paper out with @emlynkd.bsky.social on advances and innovations in ancient wine research, written by invitation for Current Opinion in Food Science 🍇 Proud on this effort to merge #ancient #history and #archaeology with modern #food #science ❗ www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

🍇 Interested in #Wine and #AncientRome? Check out this review of Methods in Ancient Wine Archaeology: Scientific Approaches in Roman Contexts ed. by @emlynkd.bsky.social & @divali.bsky.social, reviewed by Anna Meens. doi.org/10.16995/tra...

❗ Call for papers ❗ Economic Interactions in the Roman Northern Adriatic. International conference, #Rome, Academia Belgica, May 7-8, 2026 To participate, send an abstract of max. 300 words to [email protected], [email protected] & [email protected] by Sep 30, 2025!

Interested in joining this great session on roads and markets in #antiquity by Federica Riso for the 12th meeting of the Associazione Italiana di Storia Urbana in sunny Palermo? Don't hesitate and send in your work to [email protected] ! 🔥https://aisuinternational.org/palermo-2025-home/ 🔥

The glorious paperback edition of our Methods in Ancient Wine Archaeology arrives a mere year after its initial publication! Happy & proud of its strong sales 🍇🍷🔥

Honored & excited to have been invited to talk on #ancient wine in big clay jars at this unique #wine historical event by Simbenia, Antonio Arcadu and Domaine Kox at #Dalheim in Luxembourg on May 8! #dolia #qvevri #amphora #pithoi 🍇🍷

Had a nice chat with James Imam for @thetimes.com on the new #vineyard and #winery in #Pompeii. Curious to see how these new #wines, made with ancient vine-growing techniques and clay jar #fermentation, will turn out! 🍇🍷 www.thetimes.com/world/europe...

Are you exploring resilience and antifragility in your research through history, archaeology, anthropology, digital humanities or other? Submit your abstract and join this exciting conference at UCLouvain, May 30-31, 2025! Paper proposals should be sent to [email protected] by March 20!

Working #women are frequently attested in the #Roman empire: the funerary stele of Sentia Amarantis depicts the deceased tapping wine from a barrel. She was an inn-keeper and died at the age of 45. The stele was set up by her husband. From Augusta Emerita/Mérida, 3rd c. AD. #ReliefWednesday 🏺

That also means free access to our #Roman #wine in #dolia paper! #archaeology #naturalwine #qvevri #classics 🍷

Another (hopefully last!) round of proofs for our mammoth state of the art in the #archaeology of #Roman #vine and #wine. Should be out early 2025 at Peeters! @emlynkd.bsky.social 💪 😍 🍇 🍷

Less than a year after its publication, a second, more affordable paperback edition of our manual on #ancient #wine #archaeology is now available for preorder at Bloomsbury (out May 2025). Really happy to see that the #book is finding such a large audience! @emlynkd.bsky.social

Cover & proofs are in for our new, massive +660p #roman #wine state of the field at Peeters, edited together with @emlynkd.bsky.social & Maria Stella Busana! 30 chapters by Maureen Carroll, Gloria Olcese, Jean-Pierre Brun, Annalisa Marzano, Tamara Lewit and many more! #classics #archaeology 😍🍾🍷😮💚

Our #Roman #wine research has now reached Switzerland! Very grateful to Angelika Franz and the Neue Zürcher Zeitung for the coverage! 😍 🍷🙏 #archaeology #classics #antiquity #dolia #qvevri #caucasus #Italy www.nzz.ch/wissenschaft...

Wrote a short piece for The Conversation on my recent #Antiquity paper with Paulina Komar on #wine in #Roman #dolia!

Interested in #geophysics? Then apply for this #PhD #summer school at #Veii! Lectures & field training by top specialists in the field, June 18-22, 2024. The €600 fee includes accomodation, meals and local transport. Contact Ugo Fosco for more info! #Archaeology #Classics

Spending some work time in splendid Verona 💙

About one week left to submit your proposals and crazy ideas on winemaking in earthenware jars for our EAA session #804! Deadline is February 8.

About one week left to submit your proposals for our EAA session #909 on integrating data on ancient wine and olive oil presses! Deadline is February 8.

Delighted to share that my Antiquity paper with Paulina Komar on Roman wine fermentation in dolia is now published in FirstView at CambridgeCore! No OA, alas, but I have ten access codes to share, or you can message me for a pdf. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Don't forget to send us your proposals for our EAA session #909 on how to build a brand new database and research network for ancient wine and oil production facilities in the Mediterranean. The deadline is February 8!

Working on the history and/or archaeology of winemaking in earthenware fermentation vessels? Don't hesitate to submit your paper proposal for our EAA session #804. The deadline is February 8!

EAA session #804 'Make dolia great again', which I co-organize with Paulina Komar, is now officially open for paper submissions! Submit your proposals on the website until February 8: submissions.e-a-a.org/eaa2024/

The call for papers for EAA sessions is still open until February 8 (and not April 8, as I mistakenly announced earlier). Submit your proposals for session #909 on ancient presses on the website: submissions.e-a-a.org/eaa2024/ !

Can we learn from the past? I wrote a piece for The Conversation - Europe on how archaeology and history can help viticulture to confront climate change! theconversation.com/ancient-roma...

As 2024 promises to be a year of challenging opportunities, I look back at my first edited effort. A milestone of 3000 books in the BAR Int Series, an important step in my research, and hopefully a useful contribution for all Roman archaeologists! www.academia.edu/44333783/The...

Published about a year ago in the exciting PASTAE series at Palgrave MacMillan. Still very happy with this effort to cast new and different light on some of ancient Rome’s economic activities! Available in hardcover, softcover, EPUB and PDF at Springer: link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

Struggling where to start the new year book-wise? Why not pre-order this first-time guide on archaeological research in ancient wine? Available now with a 35% discount (code: GLR AQ4) at Bloomsbury: lnkd.in/eCdKEwmH Preview table of contents and first chapter here: lnkd.in/eWw8jeuA

Eager to debate the future of ancient wine and oil archaeology? Ideas on how to build the best database? Join my session with Tomasz Waliszewski on 'Integrating data on ancient wine and oil presses' at next year's EAA! Call for papers closes April 8. www.e-a-a.org/eaa2024

Very excited to join the University of Verona and Patrizia Basso's ArchaeoAdWine project from Jan 1st to work on the archaeology of wine in the northern Adriatic from Iron Age to Late Antiquity! 🍇🍷🤸‍♀️

Constantine Zanis (1864-1947) Line of kvevri – the traditional vessel used in Georgian winemaking – along the side of a road in the Kakheti region of Georgia (late 19th or early 20th century) Source: British Library, Endangered Archives Programme  eap.bl.uk/archive-file...

Happy to be able to provide a 35% discount for Methods in Ancient Wine Archaeology by scanning the QR code or using the discount code below! Available for pre-order now. Preview the first chapter: bloomsburycp3.codemantra.com/viewer/65721...

Appel à contributions | Images et usages – Troisième rencontre des jeunes chercheurs sur l’Italie préromaine 🏺 klinai.hypotheses.org/2131

Very proud to finally see physical copies of this one! Mine and @emlynkd.bsky.social 's gem of a book. 😍 🍇🍷

Thrilled to share the final program of our conference 'Wine and Institutions in the Ancient World'! Register for either attendance in Ghent (event.ugent.be/registration...) or online presence (www.eventbrite.com/e/wine-and-i...) All info: www.ugent.be/lw/archeolog...

Just submitted two session proposals on ancient wine and oil data and methods for EAA 2024 (Aug 28-31, Rome): "Integrating data on ancient wine and oil presses" and "Make dolia great again". Write me if interested in contributing! 🍇🍷🤸‍♀️👋🍡🍸

A fascinating and poignant object: a baby’s rocking cradle from Herculaneum, which was carbonized when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. It’s the only known Roman rocking cradle. 🏺 Photo: P. Macdiarmid via www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/muse...

Early 20th century Georgian representation of the grape harvest. Grape treading and must collection in clay jars are identical to Roman procedures 2000 years earlier. 🍇🍷💚

Next week we will be bringing these two 'karas' bottles to 'deepen' our talk on ancient and modern clay jar wines in Athens! #ConsumingThePast 2-5 nov 🍇🍷🤩

Discussing the fascinating villa di augusto at somma vesuviana with students today in Ghent. A major find for the rural and winery history of roman Italy!

Looking forward to talk on ancient Roman dolia and modern winemaking parallels with Paulina Komar at this exciting and out-of-the-box gathering in Athens soon! "In search for lost tastes: comparative and ethnographic perspectives on ancient wines"

Despite what was said at time of discovery, charcoal graffiti did survive years & other examples can be dated years earlier, so this is not in anyway proof that the eruption was in October. There is other evidence for that, but graffiti ain't it. Still! Happy 16 days before the Kalends day!

New data further strengthen Mycenaean input via the Aegean in the introduction of domestic grape varieties in southern Italy in the Middle Bronze Age & subsequent mingling with local wild vines to shape new vine-growing traditions! rdcu.be/doFSo

Ok, managed one bottle of beaujolais nouveau 🍇 fingers crossed it doesn't start refermenting 🍷and 🤯

Published exactly three years ago, BAR Int Series 3000, still proud of this first edited volume on Roman resilience 🙏to BAR_Publishing #romanarchaeology #classics #archaeology

07/12-08/12 - a little less than two months before our conference on wine and institutions in the ancient world at Ghent University. Looking forward to this great group of speakers! Book of abstracts here: www.academia.edu/107648068/Wi... #ancientworld #ancientwine #romanarchaeology