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NEW TRAJ #BookReview Roman Feet and Shoes by Elizabeth Shaw, ✍️ Marquita Volken "an invaluable resource and a starting point for identifying Roman mentalities regarding the significance of shoe- and foot-shaped artefacts" doi.org/10.16995/tra... @barpublishing.bsky.social

Check out Dr Uckelmann's full review in our #NewBookChronicle on the theme 'maritime and underwater #archaeology' 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy... 🏺

Our Editorial Director Jacqueline Senior is looking forward to attending IKUWA 8 next week! Email [email protected] to book a meeting with her. Take a look at our Open Access publication on the IKUWA 7 proceedings which was featured in the newest issue of @antiquity.ac.uk here. 🌊🏺

We are thrilled to see the research from Living and Dying in a Lancashire Cotton Town as the cover feature in the newest issue of @currentarchaeology.bsky.social !

📣New book alert📣 In Coinage, Landscape and Society in the Borderlands Carl Savage compiles a new and comprehensive dataset of medieval coins from the Scottish border region from 1136-1603, drawing together both English and Scottish data for the first time. Now available on our website!🏺

New Book Alert: A discussion of Roman Militaria from the South East of England. What can Roman military finds tell us about the actions of the Roman army in the 'civil zone' of Roman Britain. www.barpublishing.com/book/britann... #Roman #RomanBritian #RomanArmy #Archaeology

Interested in medieval archaeology? Take a look at our newest medieval books now available on our website! 🏺 Available here: www.barpublishing.com/books/time-p...

It's finally #FindsFriday!! Here's a cute little terracotta vase in the shape of a duck to celebrate.🦆🏺 This duck dates to the 6th century BCE and is of East Greek origin. It can be seen on display at The Met.

We don’t just write about archaeology! Here is our editor Tansy (pictured in red) who participated in a resistivity survey with the Suffolk Archaeological Field Group this past weekend! 🏺

📣New Publication Announcement📣 Through archaeological surveys and historical research, this work offers a comprehensive examination of the role of Sicilian quarries in the broader economic landscape, including connections to activities such as tuna fishing and salt production. Read more here

📣Now available📣 We are pleased to announce that An Urban Roman Dump from 270+ AD (Tarraco – Carrer de Castaños, 1) by José Carlos Quaresma is now available! This book discusses the assemblages from an urban dump in order to obtain an image of consumption trends and a chronology for the context.

Happy Friday to our fellow #FindsFriday enthusiasts! 🏺 This week has left us feeling like this 18th c. BCE Syrian figurine...

To celebrate the first day of the #BABAO we would like to highlight our new publication Archaeo-anthropology of Conflicts in France!🏺 This volume highlights a wide variety of funerary practices, and presents burial sites ranging from the Early Middle Ages to the twentieth century.

CAA Australasia's third free online digital archaeology conference, running on Thursday 2nd - Friday 3rd October is now open for registration events.humanitix.com/caa-australa... /em

The bombing of London (and other British cities) is explored in our recent publication WWII Bombing of British Cities and Contested Remembrance by John Sharrock. The book focusses on the myth of the Blitz as experienced today, especially in the context of civilian deaths. doi.org/10.30861/978...

📣Out now!📣 Britannia Under the Boot provides new evidence of Roman military presence within the 'civil' zone of southern Britain.🏺 Read more about it or order your copy here: doi.org/10.30861/978...

The last moments to act! The TRAC deadline is TODAY September 15. Sen in your abstracts NOW. #Archaeology #AncientBluesky ⚱️🦋

A very happy #FindsFriday! 🏺 Our choice this week is this Cypriot vase in the shape of a bull dating from 1450–1200 BCE. 🐂 There's something so endearing about its little legs and oversized ears!

For #FindsFriday #Neolithic knives found in the pile dwelling settlement in Niederwil, Switzerland (3900-3500 BC). The blades are made of flint. They were fastened with birch tar in the handles made of poplar wood. The knife handles have a small hole near one end,...🧵1/2 📷me 🏺#archaeology

📬The newest BAR Bulletin is out!📬 Check your inboxes for this month's collection of new releases and special offers!🏺 Members get 20% off all private purchases! Not a member? Sign up here: www.barpublishing.com/bar-membersh...

With both the ECE and the CRE underway there's no better time to promote our newest titles in Egyptian archaeology! 🏺 If you would like to publish your research on Egypt and Sudan consider submitting it to our new specialist sub-series: www.barpublishing.com/books/sub-se...

📚 Special Offer: Receive 25% off when you purchase both of Francisco Ramos Martínez's books together. Use code RAMOSMARTINEZ25 at checkout to apply the discount.🏺 @franrmartinez.bsky.social

We hope all our friends and colleagues in Egypt are having a great time at #CRE25 right now!🏺 If you have an interesting project on Egypt or Sudan, consider submitting it for our new specialist sub-series! Read more about the sub-series here, or contact [email protected]!

Happy #FindsFriday everyone! 🏺 Our find this week is the Stow-Cum-Quy horse and rider figurine featured in our new publication Britannia Under the Boot: Roman militaria from the 'civil zone' of Southern England by Edwin Wood!

Friday 5 September is the closing date for the following three funding calls, hosted by the Royal Historical Society: > Martin Lynn Scholarship in African History > Early Career Fellowship Grants > Open Research Support Grants Full details and eligibility for these awards bit.ly/425YJgC

How did survivors, comrades-in-arms, enemies, or even civilians handle corpses, balancing funeral traditions with urgent sanitary concerns? Archaeo-anthropology of Conflicts in France brings together twenty articles that highlight the wide variety of conflict funerary practices through time.🏺

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Pat McGovern, and send our condolences to his friends and colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania Museum.

Me hace mucha ilusión poder compartir, por fin, mi nuevo libro “Cerámica de importación y rutas comerciales en época ibérica plena (ss V-III a.n.e.) en la Región de Murcia” que publico con @barpublishing.bsky.social. Iré contando más en los próximos días. www.barpublishing.com/book/ceramic...

📣Attention SEAA delegates!📣 Are you interested in having unlimited access to over 4000 BAR books? Head to our stand to speak to Dan about the BAR Digital Collection!

Hello SEAA!🏺 We are set up and ready to go! Come stop by our stand to chat with us about publishing or to take a look at our selection of books on East Asian Archaeology! ✨

📣New book announcement📣 Our 4 newest titles are now available on our website!🏺 Read more about them here: www.barpublishing.com/books/

Our Assistant Editor Dan is looking forward to being in Aberdeen for the SEAA later this week!🏺 It's never too early (or too late!) to discuss publishing with us. Visit our stand to chat with us about all things publishing!

Every Friday we ask ourselves when we will finally run out of cute animal artefacts for #FindsFriday🏺 Today is not the day! This jade pig comes from Han dynasty China and is only 5 cm long!🐖

Don't just take our word for it! Abbasid Architectural Stucco Decoration from Excavations at the Friday Mosque of Isfahan has been described as 'a key reference for future research on early Islamic stucco decoration.’ by Simone Struth Now available on our website!🏺

The SEAA is just around the corner and we can't wait to see you all! 🏺 Want to speak to us about publishing? Find us at the SEAA or email [email protected]!

We’re excited to share that Kinet Höyük 7: The Medieval Period edited by Scott Redford, is now available to purchase.🏺 This book presents the final report on Medieval period excavations at Kinet Höyük, a contested region between the Crusaders, Knights Templar, Cilician Armenians, and the Mamluks.

It seems the Venn Diagram of archaeologists and cat lovers is just a circle… Happy #FindsFriday to all you cat loving archaeologists! This adorable pot comes from Thailand and was made during the 11th or 12th century! 🐈🏺

BAR Bulletin members - check your inboxes! 📬 The August newsletter is out and you won't want to miss it! Not a member? Sign up at the link below for news of our latest titles and access to exclusive discounts and offers. www.barpublishing.com/bar-membersh...

✨Call for submissions✨ We’re seeking new submissions for our Archaeology of East Asia sub-series! This peer-reviewed sub-series publishes data-rich research from across East Asia, including often-overlooked areas. Heading to the #SEAA? Email [email protected] for a meeting! More info here

See below for more information on our sub-series!🏺

📣Call for submissions!📣 Our BAR specialist sub-series Cultural Studies in Maritime and Underwater Archaeology is open for submissions! 🏺🌊 Interested in publishing your research on maritime or underwater archaeology? Read more about the sub-series here, or contact [email protected]!

📣New book alert📣 We have another great batch of new books to share with you all. Are you interested in Islamic stucco, landscape archaeology, or historical beer gardens?🏺 Check out our latest titles here!

Happy Friday archaeology friends! We are excited to share some new books with you which are now available for purchase here or as part of the BAR Digital Collection for subscribing institutions!

It’s #InternationalOwlAwarenessDay 🦉❤️ To celebrate here’s an Ancient Greek clay aryballos (perfume flask) in the shape of a little owl! Dated c. 640 BC. The Louvre, Paris 📷 by me #OwlishMonday #Archaeology

📣New book alert📣 We have another great batch of new books to share with you all. Are you interested in Islamic stucco, landscape archaeology, or historical beer gardens?🏺 Check out our latest titles here!

Happy Yorkshire Day! Interested in learning about the prehistory of Yorkshire? Check out Neolithic Life and Death in the Yorkshire Dales by Deborah Hallam. Described by reviewers as 'a unique deep dive into a neglected region of the British Neolithic'.🏺

Our #FindsFriday this week comes from Anna Lazarou's recently published book Metamorphoses of the Gorgo-Medusa from Archaic Greece to Late Antiquity. 🏺 Warning: book may leave readers petrified 🪨

Happy Friday archaeology friends! We are excited to share some new books with you which are now available for purchase here or as part of the BAR Digital Collection for subscribing institutions!

The ‘Kingsbury Jug’ - a Roman glass vessel which was found inside a stone coffin at Kingsbury in 1831, just outside the Roman walls of Verulamium (Roman St Albans). The jug is now part of the collections at Verulamium Museum, St Albans. 📷 My own. #FindsFriday #RomanBritain