Come visit our stand at the SAA to take a look at the newest addition to our Archaeology of the Maya sub-series. Isla Cerritos by Rafael Cobos analyses the archaeological evidence of two centuries of occupation on Isla Cerritos, an island on the northern coast of Yucatán, Mexico.

✨We are all set up at booth 307 at the SAA! ✨ Come by to browse our books or chat with us about your projects. We look forward to seeing you all!

📣Now Available📣 Take a look at some of the beautiful images inside our newest Open Access book Luxury, Living Standards and Poverty in the Cities of East-Central Europe in the 15th-18th centuries. The book is now available to read or download here: doi.org/10.30861/978...

📣Now Available📣 Originating from discussions at the 29th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (Belfast, 2023), Interdisciplinary Approaches to Small Objects in the Mediterranean, explores new cross-disciplinary frameworks to study small artefacts.🏺 doi.org/10.30861/978...

Our Editor Dan will be in Manchester this Saturday (11 April) for the Classical Association Conference!🏺 Email [email protected] to schedule a meeting with him, or find him at the conference to chat about your current projects and publishing with us!

The reviews are in!🏺 Das kaiserzeitliche Gräberfeld von Leithaprodersdorf im Burgenland (Österreich) is one of our newest Open Access titles and is free to read here: doi.org/10.30861/978...

📣New Book Alert📣 We are delighted to have worked with repeat author Richard Lunniss on another book about Salango. This book focuses on the Regional Development sanctuary, describing in detail its architectural components, varied human burials, ritual installations, and offerings. 🏺

📣Now available📣 We are pleased to present Benjamin Wimmer's new book Frührömische Tierknochen aus der Neuen Residenz in Salzburg. The book details the faunal remains found in the Roman levels of the present-day city of Salzburg, one of the few urban centres in the Roman province of Noricum.🏺

Happy #FindsFriday! 🏺 This week we've chosen this beautifully painted terracotta figurine depicting Eros and a lamp. Read more about this figurine in our recent Open Access publication Catalogue of Terracottas from Egypt Dating to the Late Period and Graeco-Roman Times. doi.org/10.30861/978...

We are pleased to announce the publication of Questioning Hadrian’s Wall: A case study of evidential reasoning in archaeology by Paul Kitching. 🏺 Come see the book in person at our RAC/TRAC booth in May!

Happy St Patrick's Day! ☘️🌈 Interested in the archaeology of Ireland? Take a look at some of our recent titles from the area.

You've got mail!📬 Check your inboxes for the latest BAR Bulletin featuring our 9 newest titles! BAR members get 20% off all private purchases. Not a member? Sign up here: www.barpublishing.com/bar-membersh...

Happy #FindsFriday! 🏺 We feel this Roman lamp in the shape of an actor's mask perfectly represents our Friday mood. Read more about this lamp in Salvador Pozo's new book Corpus de lucernas antiguas – bronce, plomo e hierro – halladas en la Península Ibérica e Islas Baleares.

📢 We are hiring! 📢 We are looking for a highly organised, efficient and detail-oriented person to join our busy team as a part-time Publishing Assistant. This role will assist colleagues across editorial, production and marketing, gaining exposure to all elements of the publishing process.

Dr Sam Lucy is doing a public lecture on the recent publication of the cemetery site at the Bowl Hole Bamburgh do check out the details on our blog bamburghresearchproject.wordpress.com/2026/02/17/i...

📣Now Available📣 We are pleased to announce that The Shipwreck of the Santo António de Tanná (1697) is now available! The book details the excavation of a significant part of the ship’s hull and more than 7,000 objects related to its operation, life on board and commercial activity.🏺

« Introduction à l'archéologie du genre » est maintenant disponible en anglais, aux éditions @barpublishing.bsky.social ! Nouvelle maquette en noir et blanc, nouveau format, nouvelle langue, mais toujours le même contenu essentiel, écrit par Isabelle Algrain et @anemonenyme.bsky.social✍️

The reviews are in! 🏺 Check out Sue Harrington's book Excavations at Highdown, West Sussex, now available on our website. Read more here: doi.org/10.30861/978...

If only we were clever enough to come up with a hedgehog/archaeology pun...

Happy National Hedgehog Day! 🦔 Meet Petunia who is possibly the only pet to have made it onto the back cover of a BAR book! Petunia got a special shoutout in author Christopher Dwan's bio on his recent publication Landscape Stability and the Formation of Social Memory in Prehistoric Britain.🏺

Happy #FindsFriday friends!!🏺 We can't believe we haven't seen this one before today! This adorable dog sketch was excavated in the Valley of the Kings and comes from the New Kingdom period.

📣Now Available📣 Un atelier per maioliche di età rinascimentale a Roma examines a workshop with a Renaissance furnace for the production of maiolicas. This is the first discovery of its kind documented archaeologically in Rome. Read more about it here: doi.org/10.30861/978...

📣Now Available📣 Nikolas Bakirtzis' Architecture and Sacred Landscape is the first in-depth study of Prodromos monastery’s architectural history and organization, as well as the first attempt to locate it at the nexus of a sacred landscape surrounding the well-preserved complex. 🏺

Our #FindsFriday this week comes from our recently published book Excavations at Highdown, West Sussex edited by Sue Harrington! 🏺 Read about this lovely bird brooch and more here: doi.org/10.30861/978...

Muchas gracia por acompañarnos en la presentación de nuestra nueva edición en BAR !!

📣Now Available📣 Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Napatan Region and Gebel El-Barkal explores how how archaeological sites exist simultaneously as global monuments, national symbols, and living spaces imbued with everyday cultural meaning.🏺

📣Now Available📣 Our recent publication Social Differentiation among Non-Elites in China’s Central Plains, 1735-1530 BCE is the first to study Erlitou society via household archaeology, focusing on non-elite households in the capital.🏺

Our first #FindsFriday of 2026! 🏺 Starting the year off with this terracotta zoomorphic askos...we'd appreciate anyone who can tell us what animal this is meant to be...

Now available📣 This volume originates from the Maritime Archaeology Research Exchange Online Lecture Series, which promotes the work of graduate students and early career researchers in maritime archaeology. The contributions highlight diverse theoretical and methodological techniques in the field.

We are thrilled to be at the SHA in Detroit this week!🏺 Stop by our stand to browse our books or chat to us about your projects!

Ringing in the new year with one of our newest books Duke Alexander and his Sarcophagi by Aidan Dodson. 📣 Part Egyptology, part antiquarian history, it tells the remarkable story of two Egyptian stone sarcophagi owned by Duke Alexander - one later reused for his own mummified body.🏺

Very excited to see this out in the wild 👀🏺 It's a real collaborative monograph which details the excavation of the Bowl Hole & provides a wider overview of the excavations at the castle. The first chapter, co-authored with Graeme Young & Barbara Yorke, is freely available to read 👉

📣Now Available📣 The Bamburgh Bowl Hole Anglian-period Cemetery is the full publication of the sixth- to eighth-century burials excavated between 1999 and 2007. It integrates archaeological, osteological and isotopic data into a comprehensive account of the cemetery. 🏺 @brparchaeology.bsky.social

Recension | Magali Bailliot, L’iconographie des tablettes de malédiction. Envoûter et dessiner dans l’Antiquité gréco-romaine, @barpublishing.bsky.social Par Aymeric Gaubert journals.openedition.org/frontieres/5...

Now Available! 🏺 Looking for the perfect present for the archaeologist in your life? An Introduction to Gender Archaeology by Isabelle Algrain and Laura Mary is now available on our website! @anemonenyme.bsky.social @greekvases.bsky.social @payetatruelle.bsky.social

Stuck for present ideas? How about 2 shiny new #medieval publications? - The Bamburgh Bowl Hole Anglian-period Cemetery: A bioarchaeological study of a Northumbrian royal site by Sam Lucy, Charlotte A. Roberts and Graeme Young

📬You've got mail! We have one last BAR Bulletin to share with you all before the new year. Check your inboxes for news on our 10 newest titles - don't forget to use your membership code for 20% off! 🏺

Hello TAG!🏺 We are so pleased to be at #TAG25 in York! We've already had a lovely drop-in from our recent author Despoina Vasiliki Sampatakou, pictured here with her book 'Creating and Evaluating Digital Media for Archaeological Storytelling: The life and death of MYC1V at Grave Circle A, Mycenae'!

Je ne les avais pas encore mis côte à côte, maintenant c'est fait. 👉 @editions-fedora.bsky.social : www.editions-fedora.com/product-page... 👉 @barpublishing.bsky.social : www.barpublishing.com/book/an-intr...

🎄Happy BARmas🎄 Our small (but mighty!) team celebrated the holidays BAR style yesterday. Quizzes were won, chocolates were eaten, and Mariah Carey was played on repeat! Happy holidays from our family to yours!💫

Congratulations to our friends over at Headland Archaeology who have been nominated for Rescue Project of the Year! 🏺 Curious to know more about the project? Check out Living and Dying in a Lancashire Cotton Town which details the excavations at St Peter's Church.

| PARUTION 📚 | Nous sommes très heureuses et fières de vous annoncer la parution de la traduction en anglais d’ « Introduction à l’archéologie du genre » aux éditions @barpublishing.bsky.social ! 🎉 👉 www.barpublishing.com/book/an-intr...

| PUBLICATION 📚 | We are very happy and proud to announce the publication of the English translation of ‘Introduction à l’archéologie du genre’ by @barpublishing.bsky.social ! 🎉 👉 www.barpublishing.com/book/an-intr...

💫Now Available💫 The reviews are in on Las Tierras del Mayathan. Exploring Maya culture in the Northern Lowlands across time - from pre-Hispanic to present - this volume brings together research on archaeology, anthropology, ethnohistory, calendars, astronomy, mural art, and codices. 🏺

This artefact is a familiar favourite but we've just found out his name is William! The nickname was first recorded in 1931 and has stuck around since then. How could we not choose him for #FindsFriday?!🏺🦛 William is on view now at The Met.

Here is Richard climbing up to the upper level of the Junction Site cliff-dwelling, Grand Gulch, Utah in 1973! 🪜

📣New Book Announcement 📣 Richard Ahlstrom's Ladders and Axes of the American Southwest’s Pueblo Region, 400–1900 CE brings together evidence from artifacts, architecture, dendrochronology, historical documents, and ethnography to detail the histories of the ladders and axes from the Pueblo people.🏺

Our lovely editors presented their new publication El Agua en Mesoamérica y Aridoamérica at the Ateneo Peninsular in Mérida.🏺 Their book analyses daily and symbolic use of water, discussing its management, use, distribution and associated hydraulic technology in Mesoamerica and Aridoamérica.

Happy #FindsFriday everyone! 🏺 This week we've chosen an Egyptian ring with a small mouse amulet. The amulet is inscribed with the cartouche of Thutmose III. 🐀 On view at the Met.

Josy Luginbühl's new publication Grabfunde als Spiegel der Bildung uses artefacts found in burial contexts to explore female literacy in the Roman western provinces. 🏺 Her book is now available and free to read here: doi.org/10.30861/978...