id paper_title session_id

Crypta Balbi. A Roman Landscape study from Augustus time to the

9 DNA Project today. 34

The Jerusalem Pilgrimage Road in the Second Temple Period: An

18 Anthropological and Archaeological Perspective 1089

Livia’s coins and her public position from a current feminist point of
21 view 679
3D-DIMENSIONS MATTER: HOW TO RECONSTRUCT, VISUALISE AND
ANALYSE ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXTS BY USING THREE-
22 DIMENSIONAL APPROACHES AND DIGITAL STRATEGIES. 797

23 Types of migratory activity in pre-Neolithic times 710

Large scale Magnetometry survey for major transport infrastructure

26 development - The UK HS2 Case study 426
Chichen Itza 3D Atlas - Change Detection, Visualization, and Archival
Systems Enabling Multi-scalar and Multidisciplinary Analysis and
28 Collaboration 866

The place and role of the Carpathian Basin and early Hungarians in
37 the resurgent long-distance trade of Eurasia (9th-10th century) 1133

39 Feathered Beings in Ice Age Art 493

The Krao Coast Heritage Initiative: Doing Coastal Archaeology in

41 Southeastern Liberia 13

A less known yet essential class of textile tools: Clay spools in

42 archaeology 330

SAINTS’ DEDICATIONS AND EARLY MEDIEVAL CROSS-MARKED

43 STONES ON THE WEST COAST OF SCOTLAND 1147

47 Ink inscriptions at Bazeh Hur - A Preliminary Report 661

 Pushing the boundaries. New discoveries from Sudan reopen the
49 discussion about the local domestication of cattle in Africa 104

The animal community of Roman Red Sea port Berenike. Pet

51 cemetery - data on human-animal relations, values and identity. 493

Escaping the past: the need to uplift data quality and standards in
53 archaeology. 617

Graded villages since the 2nd century BC; recording persistence and
56 change in the district Halfambt (Groningen, The Netherlands) 301

Sanctuary Borderscapes and Transformative Vision: The Cult of

57 Kybele in Western Anatolia 938

Churches and historical buildings: a cultural patrimony hidden

58 among us. 426

59 Early encounters in Virginia: ancient Britain and native Americans 88

Reconstructing Cross-Craft Interactions between Late Roman Glass

60 Carving Worksites 814

Soba - medieval metropolis and a meeting place of African urban

61 traditions 1040

Archaeology in the Age of Assumptions: recognizing the limits of

62 archaeological practice and how to break them. 772

Living Heritage, Indigenous Wisdom and Endangered Ecosystems:

63 Rozvi Nature Metaphors Dichotomized 862

Jewels Created from Dirt: An Investigation into the Social Context

64 behind Glass Manufacturing in Late Bronze Age Egypt 814

65 Textiles and Funerary Ritual in Roman Yorkshire 733

66 Lanam fecit: »real« women in Roman Emona 679

 An exploration of NLP and NER for enhanced search in
67 osteoarchaeological and palaeopathological textual resources 666

Wool, linen, salt - The textile archaeological analyses of the Iron Age
70 textiles from the salt mine Dürrnberg, Austria 408
Shaped, fired, discarded, deposited in the rondel ditches. The largest
European figurine collection in 3D, μCT, petrography, use-wear and
71 GIS 63
Everyday Life in the Tropics
Contemporary archaeology and the Swedish immigrant colony in
72 Bayate, Cuba (1905-1920) 866

The 1292 earthquake and its long-term consequences in urban

73 landscapes of South-Western Crimea 93

Out of the Blue: Revaluating pilgrimage from a maritime perspective

74 in the early medieval period across the Irish Sea. 13
Cremation in the funeral rite of the Andronovo culture: evidence and
experiment
75 (based of the Bronze Age Lisakovsk site, Kazakhstan) 627
Investigating Sinusitis Prevalence among sexes in Three
Socioeconomic Groups in the Post-Medieval Netherlands: A Sex-
77 Stratified Analysis 135
In search of the model for sustainable development and
management of Roman Bononia - the cultural heritage in modern
79 Vidin 595
In the field of conflicting interests. Current challenges at the
interface of cultural heritage and environmental policies in
80 Switzerland. 1091

The Greek Archipelago’s architectural forms of sustainability : from

81 tradition to future. 927

Archaeological heritage management methodology as a preventive

83 tool for heritage protection 492

Beyond Silence: Empowering Portuguese Women in Industrial

86 Archaeology 1056

Marking the past, organizing the present, shaping the future: the
87 trees of the Kaabu Kingdom (Senegambia, 13th-19th C) 852
 OTHER[S]TORIES: digital archaeological storytelling and ethical
88 considerations 1056

91 What Did Dogs Do for Ritual in Roman Britain? 493

Documentation and analyses of 11th-12th century bronze and brass

93 doors 613
A New, Blue Experiment - Part One: Using Laboratory-Created
Egyptian Blue Pellets in the Interpretation of Archaeological Material
97 from Noricum 723

"If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It": Animal Husbandry at the Neolithic and
98 Copper Age Settlements in Eastern Croatia 104

PROTECT: an archaeoseismology project for the study of the historic

102 city centre of Siena 93

Observing the Movement of Things and People: Settlement Patterns

106 in a Microarea of Inland Sicily. 301
Feminine Presence in Archaeology at the CSIC: The Authors of
Archivo Español de Arqueología during the Franco Dictatorship
108 (1939-1975) 738

Heritage takeovers – dynamics of the community involvement in

109 archaeological heritage of Styria (Austria) 1161

The Dehumanizing Violence Index: An Old World/New World

111 Comparison Of Overkill In Archaeological Contexts 569

The Pareto Principle in Search and Rescue During Forensic

113 Investigations: Balancing Efficiency and Accuracy 533

Cremated, curated, or cast aside: Exploring the complex mortuary

114 practices of Iron Age Britain 182

Identifying resilient cultivation strategies in relation to climate

116 change in prehistory 472

East versus West: the origins of the Umayyad style in the art of
118 stucco technique 802
 Dust to Dust: On the Problem of Detection and Interpretation of
119 Bronze Age Solid Clay Buildings in Europe 432

120 Jomon Sea: the IRIAE Archaeological Excavation on Tsushima Island 502

The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Large-scale violence

121 and wider impacts at the Late Neolithic burial of SJAPL, Iberia 340

Last but not least. Phoenician-Punic influences in inland Iberian

122 Peninsula 306

Orange is the New Black. From Hellenistic to Roman Fine Ware in

124 Southern Italy. 644

125 Tut on Tour: 30 years of demand creation through exhibtion 982

Verucchio connected. On some imported glass beads from

126 Verucchio (Emilia-Romagna, Italy) 1023

Suffering from Memories: Psychoanalytical Approach to New

128 Kingdom Egyptian Post-War Strategies of Control in Nubia 340

Migration of Alpine Slavs and machine learning: Space-time pattern

129 mining of an archaeological data set, part 2. 395
Architectural scandals in Gothenburg:
Profession and politics competing in areas of national importance in
130 cultural heritage policy 927

Coins and craft: Textile vestiges and the craftsmanship behind in the
132 Roman provinces of Hispania, Noricum, and Pannonia. 802

Austrian-Slowenian connections:
136 Case studies for Iron Age textiles from Slowenian and Austrian sites 819

The Essential Role of Community Engagement in the Management

138 and Public Presentation of Neolithic Landscapes 240

A tale of two cloisters, a tale of two cities – A funerary

139 bioarchaeological comparison of two Post-medieval burial sites. 735
 Precocious Prosymna: Middle Helladic III/Late Helladic I Tomb
140 Deposits in Archaeological and Archival Context. 95

“Specialist” can also mean “local”: Transdisciplinary ontologies

141 integrating localised knowledge as a key to archaeological praxis 772

On the authenticity of two presumed Paleolithic female figurines

142 from the art market: a synergetic approach. 871

Multiscalar, multiproxy approaches to understanding human

144 impacts in the Hadrian’s Wall landscape 496

Devotion made manifest: a regional case study from medieval

145 England 15

Human-ocean interactions past, present and future: a

146 transdisciplinary approach 13

148 Militarisation of society and fortification of territories in Iron Age Gaul 470

151 The role of horses and horse figurines in the sanctuary of Olympia 835

Persistence and Change in the Medieval Landscape: contextualising

152 religious badges found in north-west Norfolk (England) 15

Gendered Spaces at Wah-Sut: The fictional tale of Princess

153 Reniseneb through an archaeological lens 1060

Low and high magnification approaches to the bipolar technique:

154 Controlled experimental groups and the site of La Cansaladeta 1113

Where on earth have you been? First Application of Funerary

155 Archaeoentomology in Canada 861

Later medieval ‘placed deposits’: reflections on agency, materiality

156 and cosmology 15

Giving meaning to a name: how the study of place names can

157 contribute to the archaeological reading of landscape 1054
 A 'benefactor of science.' Maria Fioroni, an (amateur) archaeologist,
159 museologist, and philanthropist
National Archaeological Institute with Museum at the Bulgarian 738
Academy of Sciences.
Socialization of Archaeological Heritage: Current Methods and
160 Perspectives 1129

Refittings in the eponymous open-air site of Sajóbábony (Bábonyian)

161 (Hungary) : a key technique to resolve archaeological problematics 248
From Grand Narratives and Down to Earth – and back again?
Historical and Archaeological approaches to Transhumance in
163 Western Norway 1124

Ephesian Egyptian blue: material provenance and processing in the

164 late Hellenistic period 723

Craft activity in the early medieval period. Bread making in rural

165 areas in Iberian Central Plateau 802

Connecting two kingdoms: Janus, Saturn and the creation of a

166 religious landscape in the Augustan Principate 895

167 Assessing the impact of heritage crime on archaeologists 492

A View from the Tall Grass: The Place of Reed Decoration in the LM IA
168 Ceramic Repertoire in Crete 654

170 Magdalenian butchery techniques beyond a naturalistic perspective 184

172 Manufactured Memory and the Urbanization of Roman Gaul 852

A Neural Network Analysis for Metrics Prediction of Pre-Pottery

173 Neolithic-B Laminar Artefacts from Southern Levant 1071

Identifying the human dog relationship in the Australian

174 archaeological record 493

Stalag VIII B (344) Lamsdorf in the light of integrated archaeological

175 research. The case of 60 Italian PoWs from Lamsdorf 1111 Part 2
176 What isotopes have to offer in Migration period studies in Sweden? 588

New aspects of ancient Egyptian flax that was napping for more than
177 150 years in a Museum collection in Berlin 613

Archaeology data and non-archaeological professionals: Why do

178 people need archaeology? 531

181 A tale of two cities. Towns without money? 302

Long-term land use dynamics within the areas of Neolithic ritual

183 places in Bohemia (Czech Republic) 393

Working at the boundaries: Role of Celtic art in navigating social

185 change during and after the Roman Conquest of Britain 930

Debunking the Da Vinci Code: finding a balance between fact and

189 fiction at heritage sites 595

192 Import of textile tools to roman Hispania. Some case 330

199 Empowering Change: Social Activism on Stanton Moor 406

Feeling the fire. A perceptive approach to the techno-organisational
complexity of the potter’s workshops in the early Mesopotamian
202 states 661
Uncovering Past Tendencies for Future Insight: The Impact of
Research on Greenlandic Inuit Remains from Archaeological
205 Contexts 406

Black Death in Sápmi? The impact of the second Yersinia pestis

206 plague pandemic on the Saami population in northern Fennoscandia 704

Medieval mysteries: rediscovering lost knowledge and skills for a

209 sustainable future 613

Doing landscape: sensorial and artistic approaches to Donkalnis and

210 Spiginas Mesolithic-Neolithic ritual sites in Western Lithuania 1107
 The paleo-synanthropic niche: The adaptation of small carnivores to
215 a human-made microenvironment during the Late Pleistocene 151

Reclaiming Agency: Unveiling the lived experience of disability in

216 rural Transylvania 646

Slavs and Earrings in the High Middle Ages: Socio-Economic Aspects

218 of so-called Volhynian and Beaded Filigree Earrings in Eastern Europe 1133

Tracing the Origins of Alwa: Isotopic Insights into the Foundation of

219 Soba and the Socio-Cultural Dynamics of Early Medieval Nubia 1076

Smoking pipes and ottoman landscape : the example of Upper

220 Mesopotamia 669
The Processes of Paleo-Environmental Changes, Their Impacts on
the Marmara Region, and its Effects on the Early Neolithic
222 Settlements 327

223 Flat axes from Escalles : an unusual context ! 1172

The 2023 Field efforts at Colha: Integration of Magnetometry and

224 Excavation; and a return to Tzak Naab for geophysical survey. 1111 Part 1

Archaeogeophysics and Ancient Motya’s Arrivals, Administration,

225 and Ancestors 739

'Where have all the kilns gone?' Pottery manufacture in medieval

226 Scotland 631

Shaping Narratives: Bridging societal gaps and redefining

231 archaeological relevance through visitor-centric approaches 1161

Archaeologies of Climate Change: The Case of the Archaeological

232 Site of Olympia 472

LithIPHES: A new space to safeguard and consult geological samples

234 at IPHES-CERCA (Tarragona, Spain) 793

Community memories painted on factory silos: the second life of an

235 eco-monster outside Rome and a new identity landscape 1155
236 Archaeology and Nationalism: Between Jews and Arabs 1108

Leave no trace? Storage in the Irish ethnographic record and the

238 implications for archaeology 497

Hertefeld 7 (Brandenburg State, Germany) A Holy Site for Metal

239 Depositing and special Treatment of the Deceased 1172

How can I help? Neanderthals as a channel for Public Engagement.

241 Insights from Portugal 916

Predatory imperialism and cultural genocide: Roman takeover of the

242 Central Balkans 340

Archaeometric investigations on bronze artefacts of Chierici

243 Collection: preliminary results on metal supply strategies 408

Approaching the past through practice: Reconstruction of a

245 historical Greenlandic dog sled 505

How to differenciate lithics from Mesolithic and Neolithic periods

246 during surface survey in central Sudan? 331

Recontextualizing Bronze Age and First Iron Age Hoards in Normandy

247 : diversity of approaches and results. 1172

248 Spanish imports to the port of Olbia (North-East Sardinia) 417

250 Iron Age Tombs at Tell es-Safi/Gath: New finds and new analyses 95

Macedonian Maternalism? The Cult of the Mother of the Gods in

252 Thessaly 188

Functional analysis of the macro-tools of the Late Mesolithic shell

255 midden sites in Morbihan (Brittany) 452

Assembling the Late Bronze Age Horsehair Ornament from the

257 Cromaghs hoard, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. 369
 Women in vase registers in classical Athens: a intercessional
258 analysis 679

Roman influences and local traditions: a comparative study of

259 maritime villas in the Mediterranean basin 884

Propaganda and public architecture in the eastern Sicilian coast

260 under Severan rule 884

Using Evolutionary Theory to Understand Dietary Changes in the

261 Middle and Upper Paleolithic at Hohle Fels (Swabian Jura, Germany) 1046

The hole, the bird, and the larvae: Transcendental terrains in the
265 mundanity of the |xam myth ‘Mantis and the Koro-twi:tǝn’ 861

267 The Economic Dynamics and Connectivity of Late Roman Thrace 727
“Characterful” material culture: biases, challenges and data
management solutions in large-scale archaeological cultural
268 heritage data 15

Insights on Terrace Farming and Human Adaptations to Late

269 Holocene Climate Change in Northern Apennines (Italy) 472

Topography of mass extermination – Intelligenzaktion, T-4 and

271 internment camps 650

REUSE OF STONE CONSOLE FROM

273 THE ROMAN LEGIONARY CAMP BURNUM 139

Archaeology of death in the ancient Andalusian district of Lleida (8th-

274 12th centuries) 522

Exploring mobility in Salento (southern Apulia): a GIS-based

277 investigation into Roman road system 390

Applying Laboratory-Created Egyptian Blue pigment as a paint to

278 replicate wall painting fragments from Noricum 723

“Rolling in the deep”: Small clay artifacts from Early and Middle
279 Bronze Age ditches in Bulgaria 433
 Exploring hearths, houses and household activities: case studies
from central and eastern Crete during the Classical and Hellenistic
280 periods 396

Digging deep into prehistoric personhood: ditches and houses on

282 Trypillia megasites 433

Larissa during the Ottoman period; exploring the city’s network ties
283 through the material remains 669

« L’archéologie du colonialisme n’existe pas » Anglophone historical

284 archaeologies lost in translation in French Polynesia 905

288 The 99%: The Americas Collection at the British Museum 613

New ways to see the surface. A case study from the Megalithic
289 Phenomenon of the Southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. 1111 Part 1

290 Recording textile tools' contexts? Cases from Aegean prehistory. 330

291 No Romans – no pottery civilization!? 631

Grey Areas in the Identification and Recording of Textile Tools. Some

292 Enigmatic Cases from Aegean prehistory 330

Skin Boats in the Baltic Sea? Evaluating the Maritime Mobility of the
293 Pitted Ware Culture 13
Looking beneath the surface. Reconstructing former floodplain
landscapes using multiproxy analytical techniques across the River
294 Avon and Stonehenge environs. 965

The Role of the dog in the funeral rites of the Sintashta culture
295 (III - II millennium BC) 493

Hellenistic Bioarchaeology: What do we know, what questions are

296 still pending and how do we answer them? 74
The International Committee on Open Phytolith Science: A
community effort to improve the collection, preservation and sharing
298 of phytolith data. 1090
 Persistence or Change? The Use of Stone in the Roofing Systems of
299 Romanesque Churches of Northern Italy (11th-12th Centuries) 643

The Copper Age enclosures at Stamboliyski in Bulgarian Thrace:

300 From ditch digging to deposition and infilling 433

Thinking Outside the Square: a case study on the validity of the

301 archaeological survey 1030
Interdisciplinary research on charcoal kiln sites in Montieri (Tuscany-
Italy): environmental dynamics and woodmanship practices
302 between 18th-20th century 1082

Let's Rock - A Stone Age Podcast project: Communicating Prehistory

303 through podcasts 811

Landscapes of Death and Commemoration: What can burial places

304 tell us about the Phoenician and Punic centre of Malta? 306

The role of natural caves between Marche and Abruzzo from

306 Neolithic to Iron Age 1159

307 The Brown Rat (Rattus norvegicus) in Britain 151

Coffee with Elagabalus:

308 Transgender Archaeology for a Better Future 1060

Cradle and grave: Infant intramural burials in the Ebro valley from
313 Bronze Age to the beginning of 20th century AD 1016
The unused possibilities of non-invasive pedestrian surveys in the
Netherlands. A verified but unused method within the Dutch quality
314 standard. 1111 Part 2

Investigating the impact of multiple and consecutive status-quo

316 transitions on human lifeways in ancient Amphipolis 74

Women in Intellectual contexts: self-promotion, self-presentation,

318 and gender interactions in the eastern Roman Empire 679

Shaping stratigraphy: Demystifying archaeological contexts through

319 display at Vésztő-Mágor 811
 How Do I Cross This Highway? Or, Assemblage Theory and Roman
320 Urban Design in Small-town Texas 88

Late medieval lime burials from the Franciscan monastery in

321 Schaffhausen, Switzerland 1148

The Imperial Borderscape

323 Achaemenid Northeastern Central Asia As A Steppe Frontier Zone 938

325 Ubi erat lucus: Resacralisation and Transformation on the Janiculum 695

Long-distance contacts that passed through Bohemia in the 7th - 9th

328 centuries 1133

A thousand years, a thousand recipes: the chaîne opératoire of

329 ancient lime mortar, between know-how and uses 997

330 ROMAN GLASS INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASURING LIQUID CAPACITY 860

Leveraging gene-culture cophylogenetics and the comparative
method to articulate Cultural Transmission Theory and Behavioural
331 Ecology 1046

Analyzing Attic Black-glazed Pottery from Olbia Pontica: A

337 Comparative Characterization Based on Different City Areas 1033

Reaping the benefits of leaf-on airborne laser scanning data for

338 cropmark archaeology 1111 Part 1

Using faunal remains to assess the impact of Scandinavian raids and

339 settlers on Anglo-Saxon Jarrow 104

Rediscovering Roman Malta. The Melite Civitas Romana Project at

340 the Domvs Romana of Rabat (Malta) 615

The coastal megalith site of Pietra Tara, Palermo. The cult system of
341 the Upper Zone. First analysis of the Acropolis 638

Behind blue glass: A History of Byzantine import in medieval Kyiv

342 (according to archaeological data) 1133
 Taming Time: Using Correspondence Analysis to handle relative
344 chronologies as graphs 514

Zoonotic parasite infection from osteoarchaeological record in al-

345 Andalus 1140

Hocus Pocus and the Locus is Done. Using Large Language Models
346 in Transcribing and Parsing Field Notes. 1077
Party or Theraphy?
Possible Functions of Anatolian EBA Ritual Pits According to GC-MS
347 Analysis of Organic Residues of Some Pottery 814

348 The Horse in the Art of the Koban Culture 835

Reconstructing subsistence strategies of the Neolithic community in

350 the southern Arabia – challenges of a bioapatite approach 557

351 Feasts, enclosures, and collective offerings 1172

The Impact of Biocultural Strategies on Prehistoric Jomon Biological

352 Diversity 502

353 Statistical signals of copying are robust to time- and space-averaging 1046

What can nuns tell us? Archaeological and anthropological data

354 regarding the Văratec Monastery cemetery (Eastern Romania) 1148

Dressing the City: Textiles and Urbanisation in Mediterranean Europe

355 1000-500 BCE 739

The value of dolia in the assessment of the roman rural organization.

357 A case of study form North-western Hispania 468

Milan between the 9th and the 13th Century CE. The formation of a
359 medieval town 105

The more you get - the better - the contribution of amphorae to

360 studying trade networks in Medieval Eastern Europe 1133
 Experiences from a Roman period rammed earth reconstruction
361 project at Xanten, Germany 33

364 Old hoards, new studies: case studies from Wielkopolska (Poland) 1172

Ditch features at the Late Neolithic – Early Chalcolithic settlement

366 near Bata, Panagyurishte municipality, Southern Bulgaria 433

Large settlements as ceremonial centers in the Brześć Kujawski

367 culture (Polish Lowlands: 4350-4000 BCE) 85

Daughters of the Valkyries: The Equestrianism of Women in Viking

369 Age Scandinavia 835

Isolated ? Iron semi-products hoards in contexts. The case study of

370 iron semi-products hoards in north of France 1172

Bronze Age Wheeled vehicles of the Caucasus and beyond – An

371 introduction 932

From Taboo to Commemoration: Changes in Authorised Narratives

375 of the Geochang Sancheong-Hamyang 1951 Massacres 484

376 Ninth-century Samarra and the stratigraphy of a modern narrative 1108

Cultivating Complexity: Unveiling Bronze Age Communities through
Resource storage's dynamics. The case study of Pyla-Kokkinokremos
377 (Cyprus). 463

Infrastructure, growth and negotiation at Palenque, Mexico: the Late

379 Classic built environment of a Maya city 866

Monumental 'memoryscapes' of Sardinia: Nuragic re-use through

380 space, time, and memory 852
Rethinking West African state-frontier boundary and material
culture: Insights from the archaeological research at Ilorin, northern
381 Yorubaland, Nigeria. 938
Between Kingdoms and Cultures, Throughout Epochs – frontier,
ethnography and cultural landscapes of the Third Cataract region
382 (Sudan) 192
385 Target Pompeii: Unexploded Bomb (UXB) – GIS Survey 340

Living close to an active volcano: Jomon engagement with Mount Fuji

386 in prehistoric Japan 502

387 Cross Boarder Exchange of the Indigenous Remains 1165

391 Textile usage in the Roman Imperial defensive equipment 733

New Quantitative Measures of Sailing Mobility in Antiquity:

394 Opportunities and Challenges 390

395 Waste and behavior: LBK settlement in focus 1044

Investigations into the distribution network of raw and worked

396 copper(-alloys) during the First and Second Iron Age 923

Basketry creels: morphology and use of recent finds in French

397 preventive archaeology. 975

402 Evaluating Virtual Reality as a learning environment 657

Exploring Celtic Metrology through archaeological and written

403 sources 207
The Tourtoirac rock shelter: A “forgotten” late Middle Palaeolithic
and early Upper Palaeolithic sequence with cannibalized
404 Neanderthal remains 916
Eye-tracking in archaeological education: How research on the visual
perception of archaeological remains may enhance archaeological
406 teaching 657

Smell the difference: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as a rapid

409 means for assessing the source of coprolites. 1061

Franz I. of Austria and his journey through Italy 1819 – An imperial

411 Grand Tour? 446
 The song of Loa. Reflections on soundscape influence in rock art of
412 Loa Medio. 76

Lithic raw material deposits in Istria, Croatia - a lithotheque in the

416 making 793

Exploring the Deification of the Dead as a Mechanism in the

419 Emergence of Large-Scale Complex Polities and Ancient States 502

420 Creation of Estonian strontium isoscapes: challenges and solutions 743

Images as indicators of identity of Wrocław Burghers during the

423 Iconographic Turn 302

424 ‘Barbarian’ art in a ‘Roman’ place: the ‘Cults of the Head?’ project 930

Archaeological heritage management and local history - whose past

425 is at stake here? 616

Spectroscopic and isotopic study of intensity of firing of cremated

427 human remains from Roman burials from Hadrian’s Wall, UK 627

Size does matter - What the capacity of drinking vessels can tell us
429 about the instrumentalisation of consumption habits. 1065

Wearing the medieval ritual landscape: religious belief and ritual

431 activity expressed by Scottish dress accessories. 15

433 Proteomics of ancient subsistence 184

Unbuckling the past: transformations in technology and culture

434 through a tripartite belt buckle from ancient Jaffa 974

Chalcolithic Figurines: The Natural Form of Ungulate Phalanges as

435 an Anthropomorphic Sculpture from the Botai Culture, Kazakhstan 63

Middle Iron Age fortifications on the northern edge of the German low
436 mountain zone 1182
 About geohistorical FAIR data in the French context of research. The
438 case of the PARCEDES project on agrarian landscapes 381

"Of Dubious Character": The Gendered Reception of Women with

439 Body Modifications in the Ancient Mediterranean. 834

Enclosing early farming villages in the Eastern Balkans:

440 determinants, strategic choices, and social implications 433

Glimpsing Etruscan Foodways: Daily Practices and Food Rituals in

441 Pyrgi, Port of Caere 184

The Archaeological Exploration of Late Antiquity: Tracing Trajectories

442 in the Levant 559

Foundation Deposits: The Careers of Emily Paterson and Mary C.

443 Jonas of the Egypt Exploration Society 738

Paradigms of Change and Continue in Sasanian and Early Islamic

444 Vessel Shapes and Decorations 676

Tall Tales and Teleology: Roman Analogy and The Winning of the
446 West. 88

Investigating new sounds from a recreated medieval organ with pairs

447 of conical pipes 642
Sociocultural inequality at the Langobard-age (6th-7th centuries AD)
site of Corte Romana (NE Italy) revealed through stable isotope
448 analysis 122

The Neolithic transition from a bacterial perspective: a population

449 genetic approach 854

Spoiled: Reconsidering the Term Spolia for

451 Antiquities Reuse in the Ottoman Empire and Beyond 862

452 First results of new joint investigations at Gardabani Kurgan Field 924

Unveiling Identity Dynamics in the Silver 'Acorn' Earrings from Tall al-
453 ’Umayri, Jordan 1103
 Tauris, Laconia, Attica: artemisian networks in the ancient
459 Mediterranean. 188

Unravelling Human Identities Through Stable Isotopes: Exemplified

461 from identification of Ajnala skeletal remains of 1857 904

Agra do Castro. A contribution to the understanding of the 3rd

463 millennium BC in Beira Litoral (Portugal) 1151

Meaning of the standardized keyhole-shaped mounded tombs in the

465 process of state formation in ancient Japan 502

Sea spray effect on 14C dating and beyond: 13C and 14C analysis
469 sheds light on sea spray induced physiological reactions 1000
Piecing together a larger picture – Enriching the understanding of
past Iron production through small-scale archaeometallurgical
471 analyses within Contract Archaeology 974

Red mineral pigments from the Late Upper Palaeolithic chocolate

474 flint mine of Orońsko, Masovian district, Poland 355
LANDSCAPES OF BELIEF IN MEDIEVAL & POST-MEDIEVAL
PERTHSHIRE, SCOTLAND: A EUROPEAN CASE-STUDY IN
476 REFORMATION AND RESISTANCE. 15

From earth to earth. Chaînes opératoires and economy of raw earth :

479 the absolute material ? 997

480 The Early Neolithic ditches in the Balkans: What do we know so far? 433

Innovation Processes and Knowledge-Transfer Systems within South

482 Scandinavian Stone Age Mobility. A transdisciplinary approach 57

The Harappan Veneer and Group Identity in the Indus Valley Region,
484 c. 2600-1900 BCE, South Asia 209

485 The Prehistoric Enclosures of Pelagonia 433

486 New challenges in relation to metal detecting in Hungary 83

 A New Approach to Summarisation: Rigorous Identification of
Variations/Changepoints in the Occurrence Rate of Radiocarbon
487 Samples using a Poisson Process 775

488 Animals in clay maker’s backyard 493

Animal architectures – Human-animal interaction in the Bronze Age

490 of northwestern Europe 369

Village vibes in longhouses? Settlement structure of the LBK in

493 Lesser Poland and Kujavia 929
Adorned in silk and silver:
Tablet-woven bands in high-status female dress of the Late Viking
495 Age 1103

497 Feeding horses in the afterlife 835

Untangling the enigma of anthropogenic influence on vegetation

498 composition 902
Sinope and Sister Colonies Nexus: Exploring Maritime Heterotopias
and Cultural Interconnectedness in the Black Sea Through Common
502 Coin Types. 226

Who were the first food-producers of the Nile Valley? Documenting

504 the past population history through teeth. 72

"I don't understand how the gentlemen of my country don't come to

505 Rome...". The Grand Tour tradition in Spain 446

Sustainable Earth: Toward an Adaptive Methodology of In-Situ

506 Preservation at Vésztő-Mágor, Hungary 880

Milk without honey: an archaeological ethnography of lime across

507 the Albanian-Greek border and the early modern cultural landscape 505
Heaning Wood: The importance of interdisciplinary approaches in
understanding fragmented, multi-phase cave burials in North West
510 England. 1132

Perishable, depreciated but affordable: plant fibres and their «

512 chaîne opératoire » in Greek and Roman constructions 997
513 Vegetal temper phenomena 502
Biomechanical adaptations and their implications on women's
activities in early agro-pastoral societies in France - WomenSOFar
515 ANR program 834

516 The social worlds of Bronze Age animals 369

517 Making space for the community in late 3rd millennium Malia (Crete) 354
Unravelling hormonal histories: Preliminary findings from a novel
method to detect reproductive hormones in human remains using
518 enzyme immunoassay analysis 1000

Stories, legends and realities: case studies in the megaliths of

519 Central Alentejo (Portugal) 863

The Library of Alexandria and its integration into the city's landscape
520 from the perspective of Greek travelers 884

Ethnographic diversity as a theoretical framework for the

521 reconstruction of archaeological hide-working chaînes opératoires. 334

Re-thinking Neanderthal energetics: an alternative approach to

522 estimating total energy expenditure in extinct hominins 364

Conversations between Spain and China on the history of women in

524 archaeology: what we can learn from each other 738

The Vanishing Wall(s): How is climate change affecting Hadrian’s

525 Wall, and what can we do about it? 880

Geological and Geochemical Research in the Creation of an Open-

526 Access Database: A Case Study from Bulgaria 793

Loomweights through the Ages. What can they look like – how heavy
529 should they be? 330

It is excavated and now what?

535 How do we communicate our data to the community? 531
 Communicating Textile Artifacts: Teaching and Exhibiting through
537 Scientific and Digital Storytelling. 330

542 Walling Out on the U.S. – México Border 1123

Changing landscapes and identities in the NW of Hispania between

543 Late Iron Age and Late Antiquity 468

A Blessing or a Curse: Using Lead Contamination to Supplement

544 Sr/Ca and Ba/Ca Studies of Roman Infant Nursing Practices 1000

Simulating the neolithic spread along the northern Mediterranean

545 coast 1109
OWNERSHIP IN A ROMAN POLIS
Real estate dynamics and urban landscape transformations in the
546 mid-imperial Athens 803

The memory object connections and transmissibility of imagines

547 maiorum 1048

Lead spindle whorls and loom weights in the Aegean and in Pontus in
550 the first millennium BC 330

Economy of Iron Age Communities in Eastern Adriatic: Insights from

551 large storage jars from Nadin and Rat Vičja Luka (Dalmatia) 833

From Plantations to Prisons: Examining the Role of Forced Prison

552 Labor in Enabling Late Modernity 905

Peripheral Urban Households in the Medieval City of Cahokia, North

553 America 629

New Phenomenological Approaches to Underground Stonescapes in

554 Early Medieval Britain and Ireland 643

Residue Analysis of Iron Age Funerary Jug from Samreklo, Rep. of

555 Georgia 871

From Near-emptyscapes to High Density Past: game-changing

557 implications 737
 Archaeoentomology as a proxy for reconstructing environmental
changes due to human activities in a landscape between land and
560 sea 861

561 Double burial cases. Looking for appropriate research question(s) 1049
Modern pathways to mobility.
New approaches to mobility and connectivity in archaeology in the
562 light of Big Data 617

565 New analysis of the bronze casting at Hallunda, Sweden 974

566 The afterlife of pilgrim signs in Europe 15

The major iron production site from the Late Hallstatt and Early La
567 Tène périod of Donnemain-Saint-Mamès ( Eure-et-Loir, France) 408

Nonhuman Animal Deposition Practices in Bronze Age Europe: A

570 Posthuman Reanalysis 369

The Dynamics of Social Elites and Wheeled Vehicles in Late Bronze

572 Age Armenia: Insights from the Archaeological Site of Lchashen 932

When the Sheep goes marching in. Perspectives on the prehistoric

573 Syltholm Fjord, Denmark 895

Heroes, ancestors, and trees: writing Mandlakaze’s history into the

576 landscape 852

580 Navigating the Client-Contractor-Community Dynamic 466

Shifting Sands and Hues: Investigating Cultural Responses to
Environmental Change through the Ochre Assemblage at Boomplaas
582 Cave 355

Threads of war. Textiles and scale attachment in Roman scale

586 armour 733
Qualitative and quantitative non-invasive techniques for the study of
use-wear: application to Lower Paleolithic chipped and percussive
587 stone tools 871
588 Rethinking Apoikism: Ionia 597

Nafeer, Old Dongola, Sudan. A case study of a development-led

589 project in the Global South 466

The origins of the crops commodification in a small community. The

590 case of the EBA Kani Shaie in Iraqi Kurdistan. 143

Fragmented Ritual: The potential of disarticulated human remains

592 for understanding minority mortuary treatment in Roman Britain 1132

Quarry Survey and Building Archaeology, how to establish a

593 meaningful Link in Classical Archeology? 430

Height and weight of horses in Portugal (Late Middle Ages and Early
595 Modern era): an approach based on written sources 835
The castle town of Arconciel (canton of Fribourg, Switzerland). Use
and Insertion into the rock: methodology and multidisciplinary
596 approach 430

Autumn lambing in the Mediterranean: the ancient history of a

597 sustainable practice 37

Beyond the move: a systematic analysis of dance scenes in the rock

599 art of Zimbabwe and South Africa 76

Counter-memories of the Spanish Civil War: the vandalism of the

600 Iron Belt (Basque Country) 484

Selective deposition of metal objects on the submerged settlement

601 of La Motte (Agde, France, c. 9th-8th BC). 1172

The Stationes along the Sacra via. Witnesses of mobility and

602 representativeness of foreign communities in imperial Rome. 510

Asexual figurines or Neolithic Deities? The case of Cuccurru S’Arriu

603 (Sardinia) 1060

605 Medieval colonisation as an expression of supralocal powers 1102

 Salt on demand : the importance of salt exploitation during the Iron
609 Ages in Europe 784
Socio-environmental drivers of peace over 7,000 years of Andean
deep history: Implications for behavioral ecology and cultural
610 transmission theories 1046

Gone and forgotten? Tombless dead in the Linearbandkeramik

611 culture in the Alsace plain (ca. 5300-4950 BC) 182

Initial Investigations into Anthropogenic Landscape Modifications on

612 Ossabaw Island, Georgia, United States 866

Mineral and Metallurgical Landscape of Mount Amiata (Tuscany,

616 Italy). 1111 Part 2

618 P-XRF studies do not need standard protocols! ... Or do they? 374
Hidden totalitarian heritage: Nazi concentration sub-camps,
prisoner of war camps and labour camps in the Lower Silesian
619 Forests (Poland) 650

Natural and artificial caves in central Tyrrhenian Italy: methods of

620 frequentation between the Eneolithic and the Bronze Age 1159

An experimental community-based archaeological project in

622 Northern-Greece 926

623 Ways of seeing, ways of walking. Rock art sites as a social device 1097

Exploring the funerary architecture of Moie di Pollenza: design and

625 cross-cultural influences 884

Pits as Process: exploring the utility of pit features for different food
627 preservation practices in the prehistoric past 497

Exploring the health burden of smoking-related respiratory disease in

628 the past 135

Metal production in the 2nd millennium BC Eurasian Steppe:

632 Case studies from the Central and Eastern Kazakhstan 814
 Who am I? (Self-)Presentation of craftspeople on Attic funerary
634 monuments of the 4th century BC 520

Calibration of p-XRF in the Analysis of Anthropogenic Sediments: A

635 Multi Analytical Research 374
Between contrasts and analogies: archaeological and
anthropological data within the Avaricum necropolises from 3rd to
637 5th century (Bourges, France) 122

The Forced Labour Camps in Kirchbichl (Tyrol) as Part of the

639 Utilisation of Austrian Hydropower for the German War Industry 650

Building relations at the edge of the world. The Building of the Baetyls
640 of Elviña (A Coruña, Spain)(3rd-1st centuries BC) 306

Reconstruction Options for Bronze Age Houses G and H in

642 Borsodivánka-Nagyhalom (HU) 432

Travelling for Healing Visions: Performance, Insularity and the

643 Spread of Asklepios’ Cult and Ritual in the 4th Century BCE 188

Exterior splendour - early modern burials (c. 1600-1738) in the

645 cloister at Ribe Cathedral 735

The many lives of black glass: late antique and medieval black-glass
646 bangles in Iberia 860

Piano and Poggio delle Granate (Populonia, LI - Italy): thinking a

647 valorization project for a risk area 1043

648 The State of Palestine's UNESCO World Heritage Sites 492

649 ARQUEOLit - An open access lithotheque in Portugal 793

Traditional Crafts as Cultural Resilience: On the Making and Use of

650 Khekhe Objects/Subjects Among the Nenets of Northwestern Siberia. 505

A Middle Bronze Age hillfort with a megalithic-'Cyclopean’ wall north

651 of the Alps. New excavations on the Stätteberg, Bavaria 470
653 Potter’s marks, the story behind them 676

Everything Old is New Again: early medieval glass recycling:

654 technology, mutability, and resourcefulness 814

Women's participation in archaeological conferences in the early

655 Federal Republic of Germany 1078

656 Breaking the educational one-way road: The Paleo experts 916

SEDIMENTARY MICRO-FACIES AND SOIL STRATIGRAPHY OF GRAN

658 DOLINA TD-10 (ATAPUERCA, BURGOS, SPAIN) 496

Enhancing Continuity: Case Studies on Pottery Adhesives during the

660 Qin and Han Dynasties in China 139
MODERN CARTOGRAPHIC TOOLS REVEAL THE ORIGIN OF ROME,
PISA, ARLES, AND OTHER CITIES BORN ALONG A PROTOHISTORIC
661 CIRCUM-MEDITERRANEAN PEDESTRIAN PATH 58

What is a village from an archaeo-geographical point of view?

662 Answers from French experiences 301
Ethnoarchaeology and Archaoacoustics: Seven Cup-Marked
Sounding Rock Sites in the Highlands North to the Gredos Mountain
663 Range, Spain. 76

A Reconsideration of Post-Abandonment Burials at the Maya Site of

664 Altun Ha, Belize 336

Project Uškiani: The importance of Armenian gold for Bronze Age

666 Caucasia 923

In favour of an archaeo-historical approach to study old collections:

667 the example of Raoul Daniel’s work on the Tourtoirac rockshelter 1043

Romance and the stones: unpicking interpretations of Irish

668 megalithic monuments 863

Between flint and mammal bone refits: a double spatial Mikado

671 game at Cagny-l’Épinette. 248
 The Temple Punchaocancha of Inca Tupa Yupanqui
672 Architectural composition and exceptional celestial alignments 34
pXRF analysis and archaeological research in the Colline Metallifere
district: chemical fingerprints of pre-industrial mining and
673 metallurgical activities 374

Identifying older adults in commingled skeletons using Transition

674 Analysis 3 799

675 Early Islamic Isbilya (Seville) – How to recognize the Islamic? 566

Exploring Mortuary Practices During Neolithic Period in Tepecik-

677 Çiftlik Höyük 731

Foods for afterlife from the burials of Dhaneti, Gujarat, India: New
678 light on the Harappan mortuary archaeology of South Asia 184

Safeguarding Juliopolis: Preparing Site Management Plan in the

680 context of interinstituonal communnication and Legistation in Türkiye 664

Digital documentation and geoarchaeological analysis of threatened

681 historical vernacular architecture in Cyprus 1050

682 The microbiome of the hypogeal Etruscan Tombs of Tarquinia 854

Refining cultural frameworks through demonstration of typological
and technological associations by refitting: a late Last Glacial case-
683 study from southeast Britain 248
Pompeian Narcissus in Central European Collections: Copies of
Ancient Antiquities and Archaeological Authenticity in the 19th
685 Century Collectors' Market 446

Roles of Imaginary and Naturalistic Animal Representations in Late

687 Iron Age Scandinavia 493

Harnessing Digital & Computational Frontiers in Japanese

688 Archaeology 502

689 An Integrated Model for the Economy of the Early Roman Empire 727
690 Viksø helmets revisited: Locally made or imported from the South? 923

Demographic dynamics between 3550–1550 BCE in selected study

695 regions of Central Europe and the role of regional climate influences 472

Can you eat that or study it?

696 Using the Arch-I-Scan project to think through the utility of typology 1033

697 Medieval wall paintings studies versus new methods of datation 787

Red ochre at Arma Veirana (Erli, Liguria). Another piece of mosaic for
698 understanding ochre exploitation and manipulation in Northern Italy 355

Mapping Damage: assessing post-conflict and post-earthquake

699 damage in Syria 492

The cultual buildings in Veii from the foundation of the site to the
700 Roman Imperial Age: a first critical assessment. 517
Semiautomated classification, an objective way to determine
continuity and disruption in ceramic evolution? Ceramic typology in
701 Switzerland between 3400-2400 BC 359 Part 2

From macro to micro: Multidisciplinary analysis of surface treatment

702 of pottery vessels from Early Copper Age Eastern Hungary 871

Island Architecture on Land: The Question of Early Bronze Age

703 insulae in Tavşanlı Höyük (Inland Western Anatolia) 548
Archaeogenetic characterization reveals social endogamy among
Samnite groups in ancient pre-Roman Italy (Pontecagnano,
704 Campania, 5th-4th century BCE) 848

Green Mortars for Conservation: Utilizing agricultural and industrial 1225 /

705 waste for sustainable restoration. General

Work in progress at Monte Palazzo, a strategic hillfort in the Veneto

706 Pre-Alps 470

Stringing a story: Glass assemblages from Zakotorac and Nakovana

710 burial mounds (Pelješac, Croatia) 1023
 Nature restoration: a gift to nature - a threat to the archaeological
712 heritage an example from Lolland, Denmark 732

Family-heroes in indigenous south Italy: life and death in

714 “landscapes of memory” 517

Making ruins for burial: reorienting early medieval landscapes with

715 spolia in Northumbria 336

716 Archeological Investigation of Refugeeboats at Lampedua 1123

Sheep vs Goat: differential evolutionary pathways in the
northwestern Mediterranean basin over the last 8000 years revealed
717 through geometric morphometrics 699

Ancient genomes reveal 7000 years of interconnected Demographic

718 History between sheep and humans in Iberia. 699

Small game procurement during the Late Glacial in northeastern

719 Iberia: A Case Study from Cova Gran de Santa Linya (Spain) 849
Rock art engraved horses and narratives from the Minho region
(Northwest of Portugal): some archaeological evidence from a
720 prevailing “horsescape” 835

Ruination, veneration and sacred memory: the ending of temples in

721 Roman Britain 695

Small remains with a big meaning – What can a slag inclusion tell us
723 about the blacksmith’s work? 974
Journeys of Enlightenment: Exploring Archaeological Perspectives
through the 19th-century Diaries of Maria Constança da Câmara,
724 Marchioness of Fronteira 446

725 IUP Bohunician technology and refitting of its lithic elements 248

Urbanisation and connectivity in the prehistoric Aegean: a bottom-up

728 approach 354

Lithic technology at the end of Upper Palaeolithic: Cueva de Nerja

730 (Maro-Nerja, Málaga, Spain). 594
733 Bottlenecks of change in the medieval landscape 210

Use of Ground-Penetrating Radar for Archaeological Excavations and

735 Cultural Heritage Managment in the Czech Republic. 426
Outstanding Universal Value in World Heritage – a useful
comparative resource for the assessment of heritage significance at
737 national level. 592

738 Commemorative demolition, the case of Francavilla Marittima 517

La Roche-Cotard (Langeais. France). Une grotte ornée par

740 Neandertal. 916

741 Generating RDF-Graphs with simple CSV files – RDFier 514

The use of neodymium isotopes in human mobility studies: testing a

743 potential new tool 557

Houses of the Late Bronze Age Gáva ceramic style: A case study from
745 Poroszló-Aponhát 432

An Integrative Approach to Understanding Infant Death in the Late

746 Epipalaeolithic of the Levant 731

Real-time identification and visualization of Egyptian blue using

747 modified night vision goggles 723

The Curious Case of Cold War Garbage Pits at Abandoned Soviet

749 Tactical Nuclear Bases in Poland 1044

750 Living in a Scandinavian longhouse - habits, traditions and changes. 396

Tracking Technological Innovations during Late-Early Pleistocene:
Insights from the Early Acheulean assemblage of El Barranc de la
751 Boella (Tarragona, Spain). 157

Revisiting the Middle Palaeolithic Site of Ras el-Kelb, Lebanon: A

752 Comprehensive Analysis of Lithics and Raw Material 1113
 ARCfieldLAB – Stimulating networks, knowledge exchange, and
experimentation in applied sensor archaeology for Dutch field
755 research 1111 Part 2

Digital recording for first response missions to cultural heritage sites

756 in disaster zones 1077

Unsettled memories turned to stone

757 Contentious colonial heritage in Begium and Central Africa 223

Insects beneath the ash: Exploring Pompeii’s ruins through

758 Archaeoentomology (Campania, Italy) 861

Pearly stars, celestial reflections, and pendent verse: The Fountain

761 of the Lions in the Garden of Bliss 643

‘Non-privileged’ individuals from Osijek (Colonia Aelia Mursa):

762 bioarchaeology of a Roman period mass burial 122

Diversity in Domestic Life: Insights from Hellenistic Farmhouses in

764 Macedonia 396

Refuse/Resist: reassessing three Mesolithic “midden” sites on the

766 east coast of Ireland 1044

The time has come to be gone: settlement patterns and

769 depopulation during the Copper Age in Eastern Hungary 790

Quantum Archaeology: Exploring geophysics as a tool for the

770 analysis of archaeological sites 965

771 More voices for emancipatory archaeological and heritage practices 192

Archival Research on Shipwrecks in Taiwan's Waters: Its

773 Contribution to Underwater Archaeology Surveys 794

Reconstructing Etruscan diet and mobility at the San Giuliano

774 necropolis, Italy 936

Regular urban layouts in the Middle Ages: between ideal concept of

775 founder and economical reality of urbanlife 1040
 Deciphering of grinding-milling tools use: Food processing activities
776 at Middle Chalcolithic Güvercinkayası, Central Anatolia 1008
Defining Spatial Heritage, Identity, and Conservation Targets:
Examples from Synthetic Landscape Bioarchaeology of Pre-Hispanic
778 Andean Migration 1108

Playing with fire – a disciplinary approach aimed at researching the

779 fire through the study of burned lithics 549

780 Dolia from Lusitania: exploring chrono-typologies and contents 804

Globalisation theory as an alternative to ‘crossroads’-thinking: The
case of Dolphin-Amphora earrings from pastoralist burials in
781 Northern Bactria. 1166

782 Women in Situla Art between elite representation and erotic agency 679
CANDACE AND MATER PATRIAE:
THE CONSTRUCTION OF FEMALE POLITICAL POWER IN AFRICA AND
783 ROME IN THE EARLY ROMAN EMPIRE 679

784 Persisting without change: consistency of potter’s practices at Lipari 988

785 The Andalusi Lives of Iberian Megaliths 863

Landscapes That Bind: Mobility and Monumentality in the Indigenous

786 Americas 709

789 The last meal of a sacrificed horse in Xinjiang 184

A Comparative Approach to Conservation and Restoration Analysis
of Archaeological Earthen Architecture in Western Asia using
790 Environmental and Climatic Data 33

Late medieval cemetery on Bokšto Str. in Vilnius: dietary practices of

791 the Orthodox community 92

792 Human diet in Vilnius in the 13th – 18th centuries 92

 Rethinking human behaviour. An experimental study on the visual
794 exploration of ceramics 1097
An exploration of presentation requirements for archaeological
exhibitions with the aim of shaping cognitive sensibilities in
799 prehistoric knowledge 1192

The urbanization process in the Southern Levant during the IV

800 Millennium BCE: the case study of Jebel al-Mutawwaq 354

Tin and White Bronze from the Carpathian Area in the Late Bronze
806 Age 987

Turning West: on the disappearance of figurative representations

807 in neolithic west-Central Europe 63

Redefining cave frequencies: the presence of roman archaeological

812 remains in the caves of the Basque Country (Spain) 217

More than meets the eye: somatoperception through Neolithic

813 figurines 63

20 years of archaeology in Vignale. An evaluation of a research

814 project beyond the academy 406
At the dawn of change: animal husbandry in the Central European La
Tène culture through archaeozoological and archaeogenetic
815 analyses 104

Foodways through time. A zooarchaeological perspective from SW

817 Libya 184
From flesh to mess: Disentangling commingled and fragmented
human remains at the Neolithic/Chalcolithic burial of Cueva del
818 Caballo, southwestern Iberia 1132

The Approaches of Community Participation in Industrial Heritage: A

819 Case Study of Wangshiao Industrial Heritage Site, China 926

Preliminary Bioarchaeological Results of the First Archaeological

822 Study Conducted on the Battle of Manzikert 1071 340

Transformation of the Roman Glass Production - case study Romula-

823 Slovenia 860
 CUTMARKS AS KEYSTONE OF COMPREHENSION OF PAST
BUTCHERING PRACTICES: THE CASE OF THE QUINA MOUSTERIAN
824 BUTCHERING CAMP 'LES PRADELLES' (FRANCE) 398

Peri-mortem trauma, post-mortem damage and the in-between:

826 Exploring patterns of fragmentation in Iron Age Britain. 1132

Improving Transition Analysis: The promising way towards better age-

829 at-death estimates 799

Rotten buildings, profane use and Christian competition: the end of

830 the temples in Roman Germania and Gaul 695

831 The ecocultural niche of the European Acheulean 364

832 Applications of Virtual Reality in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 595

Archaeological heritage in 3D as an educational and responsible

834 dissemination tool: Iberians and the 5DCulture project 531
Different features for different worlds? Positive and negative
architectures during the Chalcolithic in Central and Southern
835 Portugal. 1151

The Rational Romans of Britain: the Intersection of Neoclassical

836 Economic Theory and British Imperial Discourse 120

The material impact of industrialization in the rural world. A case

837 study from northwestern Iberia 905

Multiproxy approach to reconstruct historical landscape: pXRF data

841 from southern Tuscany coastal plain (Italy) 374

A multi-proxy analysis of life and death histories at Maya

842 archaeological sites: Introducing the iso-histological approach 1000

Integration through separation: The development of the women's

843 section in the medieval synagogue 834

Constructing Messapian Flavourscapes: Detecting flavourful wild

848 food plants in pre-Roman southeast Italy 1008
 Ownership dynamics in Baelo Claudia (prov. Baetica) through
850 archaeological evidence 803

Gypsum plasters and their properties: preliminary results of the

851 study on the Paphian samples (Cyprus) 776

Rivers for the living and hills for the dead? Re-evaluating the kurgan
852 mounds occurrence in the eastern Kugitang piedmonts, Uzbekistan 1127

Early life histories in Prehistoric Algeria: first evidences by multi-

853 isotope and bioanthropological approaches 931

The camp and the city. KL Plaszow's heritage in contemporary

854 Krakow's landscape 650

On the human consequences of prehistoric war: Theoretical and

857 archaeological perspectives 340

Animals as witnesses of major cultural and environmental changes:

859 8 millennia of sizes and abundance variations in southern France 104
Collaborative Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, and the Management
of Muscogee (Creek) Nation Lands in their Ancestral Homelands of
862 Georgia, USA 664

An approach to period-based archaeological surveys: the Late Iron

864 Age in Oman as a case study 1030
Understanding the environmental context of the first human
occupation of Western Europe during MIS 35-19 from marine pollen
866 record. 157

ADAPTABILITY AND RESILIENCE: FARMING PRACTICES IN THE IRON

869 AGE SOUTHEASTERN BALTIC 1009

Spatial Analysis of Medieval Fortifications in the Riaza, Duratón, and

878 Duero Interfluve through GIS Tools 217

883 The architecture in raw earth within the Greek colonies in Sicily 1112

Medieval and Modern Glazed Italian Ware in the Northern Black Sea
884 Region 1133
885 Cahokia Mounds and the Global Middle Ages 387

The Italian peninsula: a key zone to understand the ancient

886 prehistory evolution in the Mediterranean area. 157

Rest in peace or rests in pieces? New data on the mortuary practices

887 of the last hunter-gatherers in Belgium 182

890 Dating dung: Radiocarbon dating ovicaprid fecal pellets 1061

Quantitative ethnoarchaeology as a tool for exploring human

891 adaptation to climate change 472

How to be Both: Integrating Methodologies, Disciplines and Scales in

892 the Study of Iron Age Mediterranean Urbanism 739

Vulnerability of underwater archaeological sites coping with climate

894 change: the WATERISKULT project 13

Bee vs people: reconstructing ancient beekeeping through an

898 analysis of apiary sites. 151

Sensory Experiences in Medieval Poetry of San Francesco d`Assisi

900 and Jacopone da Todi 542

The origins of faience production in Alsace : Jean-Henri

901 Wachenfeld's workshop in Strasbourg in 1720 631

VIOLENT DESACRALISATION: EXAMPLES OF ICONOCLASM IN

902 SOUTHERN IBERIA 695

Changing lake, complex story: synthesizing multi-proxy evidence for

903 Holocene biocultural change around Lake Turkana, Kenya 72

Bazeh Hur Fire Temple: A Newly Discovered Candidate for Ādur

905 Burzēn-Mihr 661

Conceptual metaphor theory in archaeology: seeking metaphors and

906 symbols on painted pottery from Middle Neolithic Central Greece 903
 Silk Road Intersections: Rediscovering Arpa Settlement in Vayots
Dzor
908 within the Global Middle Ages 387

Burials in an (almost) forgotten city. To be buried in Postclassic

909 times in Teotihuacan. 336

Late Scythian Site Chervony Mayak in Kherson Region: the Victim of

912 War 492

The GLASS CENTRES Project: discovering the Iberian Glass Trade

914 Networks of the Late Medieval and Early Modern Era 1144

PERSONAL AMULETS FROM THE LATE SCYTHIAN NECROPOLIS

915 CHERVONY MAYAK 1103

Iron Age on the surface. Investigating the rural landscape of the Iron
917 Age with non-destructive methods along the Váli-víz (Hungary) 591

The line is alive. Andean ontological perspectives on the geometrical

919 iconography of Tiwanaku keru vessels (500-1100 CE) 1094

Non-invasive analyses of Inca mummies reveal undocumented

924 genetic and pathogenic variation 704

Following The Hoof-prints: Parallels and Peculiarities of Small

925 Ruminant Domestication in Southwest Asia 731
Glassmaking in the Kingdom of Valencia. Emergence, Development,
and Consolidation of a Late Medieval Consumer Industry in Eastern
926 Iberia (c.1278-c.1500) 1144

Sheep or goats? Caprine management in the Central Sahara in the

927 Middle-Late Holocene (8300-3400 cal BP) 699

Always watching over us. Burials in the Tazabag’yab culture and their
930 Interaction with the Landscape 1127

Combining mortar, wood, cartographic and documentary evidence

931 to understand the Medieval Towers of Negroponte 736

Landscapes of the Ottoman Conquest: Battlefields, Heritage, and

932 Memory in Southeastern Europe 484
 A taphonomic review of the sequence of the Middle Pleistocene site
934 of Notarchirico (MIS 17-MIS 16) 849

The poor and the dead: a new insight into the Migration Period
935 cemetery in Dravlje (Ljubljana, Slovenia) 122

The Mycenaean cemetery of the Trapeza: individual histories from a

936 long-term funerary landscape 95

939 Multiheaded Pins in the Iron Age – Costume and Status 819

941 Ceramic Building Materials in the Bathhouses of the Southern Levant 1029

The Emergence of Ritual Pits: A Case from the Epipalaeolithic

943 Context of Gedikkaya Cave in Northwestern Türkiye 1159

Personal ornaments from osseous raw materials and mollusc shells

944 in the Late Neolithic in eastern Balkans 1103

945 The aftermath of war: Roman violence beyond the battlefield 340

Tracing the first Roman presence in the mining district of Sisapo

946 (2nd-1st BC): road axes and material evidence 417

Changing our perceptions. How can we rethink our way of doing

947 archaeology? 811

Geophysics and Archaeology on the Trail of the Ottonian Kings and

949 Emperors – the Medieval Centre of Power at Memleben 1111 Part 1

Multimodal Exploration of Ancient Teeth Dentin Microanatomy Using

950 Traditional Histology and High-Resolution Imaging Techniques 666

What makes a disaster decisive? Evaluating causal pathways in post-

953 disaster scenarios 1112

Echoes of Ancestral Connection: Unveiling the Cultural and Spiritual

954 Significance of the Red Hand Caves in Ku-ring-gai National Park 978
 Megaliths and their contemporary reception in Portugal:
955 iconography, territory, and communities 863

A Late Bronze Age hoard in a settlement context in Gerzat (Puy-de-

957 Dôme, France) 1172

Unity and diversity in the maritime cultural world of the Late Bronze
958 and early iron Age eastern Mediterranean 226

Early Middle Palaeolithic Avian Remains from Misliya Cave, Mount

959 Carmel, Israel: Habitat and Butchery Patterns. 104

Dying to make a difference. Questioning funerary practices as

960 markers of ethnicity 209

Continuity, change, use and reuse: a conceptual conundrum seen

962 form Perdigões enclosure. 393

964 Investigating financial crime in antiquities trafficking 982

the other transition: the long lasting end of the middle ages in
965 Calabria 1184

Roman textile technology and consumption: the textile collections

966 from the Vesuvian area 733

The role of meat in the diet of the nuns from the convent of Santa
970 Maria de Jerusalem (Barcelona, Spain) 1148

The Gravettian occupation of the Cueva del Arco (Murcia, Spain)

972 through lithic technology and coprolite analysis. 594

Saaremaa and Öland – contacts overlooked? 12th-13th-century

973 stone ringforts on Baltic islands 1160
INSIGHTS INTO LIFESTYLE AND STATE OF HEALTH AMONG FRIARS
AND LAY PEOPLE BURIED AT THE SANTA CATERINA FRIARY
974 (BARCELONA, SPAIN) 1148

Unexpected refittings in the Levallois workshop of Sains-en-

976 Amiénois (Hauts-de-France) 248
 Micro-archaeological investigations of food storage features in
977 Turkey and the Kurdistan region of Iraq 496

Representation of the “sacred landscape” of the first Christians in

978 rural Provence in Late Antiquity: archaeological approaches 934

980 The Heritagization of Different Building Types in a Finnish Rural Town 927

Worms, Dragons, and Other Insects: A Case Study of Material

981 Culture from 19th Century Western Alaska 861

982 Why to bury in a ruin? 336

Martial Societies of Medieval Deccan: A Study of Sculptures of

986 Grappling on the Vijayanagara Monuments 340

987 Prehistoric sites from Aravalli Hills in Haryana, India 978

989 Spectral Variations of Egyptian Blue in Early Roman Judaea 723

A Neolithic technological approach to the production of stone beads:

990 Insights from the analysis of the Nahal Hemar Cave assemblage 1103

A child-focused approach to climate change education in the context

992 of culture history museums 472

The mammal fossils from the Middle Pleistocene site of Notarchirico

993 (Venosa, southern Italy) 157

BROKEN BONES: A CASE STUDY OF A MALE ADULT WITH A HEALED

994 FRACTURE OF TIBIA AND FIBULA FROM NAISSUS, SERBIA 439

PIXE examinations of Tumulus Culture bronze objects from the

995 Szeged area (Southern Great Hungarian Plain) 950

Amber Roads in the Early Iron Age between the Rhine and Moravia.
996 Methodology, research questions and first results 408
 Bundle of sticks: Weaving archaeological tapestries from cables of
998 geoscientific research 1018

1000 Bronze axes study: a multidisciplinary approach. 374

1002 From Emporium to Civitas in Southern Scandinavia 105

Technology and distribution of post-medieval ceramics from the Bay

1004 of Cádiz (Spain) 631

1006 Why sailing times and maritime routes matter - two case studies. 390

Lithic Heat Treatment and Reduction technology in the Late

1007 Mesolithic settlers of Roti Nala, Maharashtra, India 973

Late Roman coin finds from the mint of Roma on the limes of
1008 Pannonia Secunda 510

The long term continuity of the Neolithic ritual landscape: From long
1009 barrows to the ritual enclosure at Všchlapy in Bohemia 393

Cattle husbandry and the arrival of Corded Ware in Central and

1010 Northern Europe: a bioarchaeological study of a major transition 104

Hillforts and mounds - emergence of cultural landscape in the 1st

1011 millennium BC in south of the eastern Adriatic coast 833
Structure from Motion, Chaos from Numbers, Knowledge from
Elsewhere. Methodological awareness about photogrammetry for
1012 rock art research 571

Whaling in Prehistoric Europe?

1015 An Ethnoarchaeological Approach. 18

On technology transfer, iconography, and horses in the Cucuteni-

1016 Tripolye and steppic traditions 835

Not all is lost. Retrieval and analysis of a robbed collective burial

1018 from the Amplero Valley (Abruzzi region, Italy). 1132
 Connections in two shores: lithic taphonomy of Magdalenian
1024 assemblages from the Atlantic and Mediterranean façades of Iberia 248

Buildings from the Kura-Araxes heartland: regional buildings with a

1025 common tradition? 924

The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance Charter for

1027 Safeguarding Sites: its application to Nazi subcamps explored 650

1028 Regional Identity and Kofun Period Horse Culture 502

A reference document for the study of 19th century naval

1029 archaeology 915

Sacred water in Podlasie (eastern Poland)- phenomena from the pre-

1034 Christian period? 1054

Who by fire ?
1035 How the potter built the kiln and how the kiln built the potter. 661

Megaliths and Modernity: creating narratives about monuments in

1036 inter-war Britain 863

Gold threads in a group of 14th century lampas of Italian and Persian

1037 manufacture: production, trade or transfer of technology? 717

How archaeologists view nature? And how does this reflect in nature
1040 protection laws? 1091

Living in Stralsund’s Quartier 17– comparative studies of households

1042 in a late medieval quarter of a North German trading town 629

Analyzing Post-Getae Olbia's Economic Relations through Bone and

1047 Ivory Artifacts 727

Terrorism as cultural heritage: mapping mnemonic traces from the

1048 2011 terrorist attack in Oslo's Government Quarter 484

1049 Tracing Natural Calamities: Lipari as a Case Study 1112

 Reconstructing Dietary Patterns of Individuals Interred at the Early
1051 Bronze Age Cemetery in Krzyżanowice Dolne, Southeastern Poland 92

The political ecology of a disaster: the 1248 Mont Granier mega-

1052 landslide revisited 1112

A new approach to indirect percussion: from experiment to

1054 archaeology 1011

Study of rural funerary spaces in the Iberian Peninsula between the

1057 5th and 7th centuries AD. A comparative perspective 217

From South to North? Moravian Hallstatt Glass: Origin, Composition

1058 and Production 1023

Mobility of communities in the Final Eneolithic and Early Bronze Age

1059 in Poland and Slovakia: Insights from Strontium Isotopic Analyses 57
Genes, vessels, and migrations: Harnessing ceramic technology,
probability theory, and network analysis to understand the
1061 emergence of Corded Ware 57

Centering the Periphery: New Perspectives on the Centrality of Arid

1063 Environments in the Economy of Central Eurasia 1120

1064 Empowerment and Controversy: Gender Perspectives in Archaeology 926

1066 Magnesia on the Maeander: Three Modes of Cult Transfer 188

MULTITEMPORAL AND MULTISPECTRAL SENTINEL-2 DATA FOR
LANDSCAPE AND PREVENTIVE ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE LOWER
1067 VALLEY OF THE CALORE RIVER (BENEVENTO) 745

Tablet-weaving in the 1st millennium BCE: Craftsmanship, case

1069 studies, and interpretations 802

Archaeology of Social Reproduction on the coast of Tarapacá:

1070 unveiling the secrets of Punta Lobos 866

Towards a strontium isoscape for Poland: data collection,

1074 challenges and potential. 743
 Burying the dead: new insights into funerary practices in medieval
1076 and early modern Veneto, Italy. 1188

Sensory Encounters: Decoding the Symbolism of St. Nicholas

1077 Church in Ljuboten 542

New insights of wood management and arboricultural practices in

1078 the roman settlement of Vilauba (Camós, Girona, Spain) 468

Anything but a distaff: the misidentification of textile tools in the

1079 north-west provinces of the Roman empire 330

Critical study of the clavicymbalum and clavichord described by

1080 Arnault of Zwolle from the text and their reconstitution. 642

1081 Exploring the spread of millet towards Northern Europe 556

A 1st-millennium-BC booming economy? Provenance studies of

1082 transport amphorae at Etruscan Vulci, Italy 739

Under the guidance of Gerog Zoega. The experience of ruins at the

1083 dawn of archaeological science. 446

New perspectives in quantitative archaeology: data driven

1084 approaches in pottery analysis 843
Mortuary practices in Mycenaean Attica: An intergrated analysis of
human remains from the chamber tomb cemetery at Kolikrepi-Spata,
1085 Greece 95

The Baths of Villa dei Quintili: Archaeoseismology and Wall

1086 Stratigraphy 93

Horses and horse equipment in the Late Hallstatt south-eastern

1087 Pannonia 835

1088 Schöningen and the path to the UNESCO World Heritage title 811

1089 Precolonial urban soundscapes in Islamic East Africa 76

1091 Comparing Bronze Age cooking sets from Crete and Sardinia 1008

Recent contributions to lithic raw material research at Crvena Stijena

1094 (Montenegro) 549

Fringe Religion? Sanctuaries and the Sacred in Peloponnesian

1096 Borderscapes 938

Osteogrammetry: Applications for SfM Modeling in Bioarcheology at

1098 San Donato di Lamon 915

The Uninetttuno Archaeological project at Rossomanno (Sicily):

1099 methods, approaches and tools for survey and data collection 1030

The effect of the conservation processes on technological and

1102 functional studies of the knives found in Poland 974

More than Stone. Building and visualising object biographies for the
1103 Willendorf II collection at the Natural History Museum Vienna 613

A Representation of a Monkey on a Oil Lump: Sparks of Nuragic

1104 Imagination and Maritime Connectivity in the ancient Mediterranean. 493

1105 The unexploited potential of graphic narratives in Archaeology 1129

Kurganization without kurgans. Planigraphic pattern of some Pre-

1106 Yamnaya flat cemeteries of NW Pontic area 359 Part 1

Roman spinning tools

1107 A history of misunderstanding 330

1109 Urban form as a seismic response 93

Houses and pottery. A recently excavated house of Madîna Balaghí

1111 (Balaguer, Catalonia, Spain) 629

Medieval Monasteries as Economic Powerhouses: Insights from

1112 Numismatic Evidence 1148
 Crises in the outland use. The role of replacement industries in local
1114 strategies. 58

Mountains, deities and people: the case of the cult of Nymphs and
1116 Pan in Attic Caves 1190

New evidence of Late Bronze Age circum-Baltic contacts from

1117 Kukuliškiai site, Lithuania 1160
Reconstructing Neanderthal learning processes of Quina lithic
exploitation through refitted experimental assemblages and
1118 archaeological remains from De Nadale Cave, Italy. 248

Cultural responses and coping with the negative influence of

1119 parasites in the Roman Empire: a spatial approach 709

Symbolic expression and handling of weapons as a de-escalating

1120 strategy. 1163

A visibility study of Mur castle’s term (10th and 11th centuries) and
1121 its problems 542

1124 Birds exploitation in Eemian wetlands of Northern France 13

Thoughts on chronology: current problems and possible future
directions for comparing palaeoclimatological and archaeological
1127 data 472

Objects of identity? The role of grave goods in Viking Age funerary

1129 practices 1103

1132 236 : OLEVM ET VINVM ADRIATICVM 909

1136 Fibulae in the borderlands 173

Etno-archaeological approach to the basketry of the hunter-

1137 gatherers of Tierra del Fuego - Patagonia (Chile and Argentina) 975

Ceramic technology and the socio-political environment of

1139 Predynastic Egypt 988
 What is a farm? What is a hamlet? Collective practices and co-
1141 operation in the rural landscape 301

Unshattered Landscapes: A framework for dealing with uncertainties

1143 and bias in archaeology 737

1145 Apollo Delphinios and the molpoi – from Miletos to Olbia 188

The urban organization of Bergamo during the MIddle Ages: approach

1146 of stratigraphic analysis of urban buildings. 105

Landscape stratigraphy and multiscalar analysis. The countryside of

1147 Rome and ancient Latium 632

Unicorns and leaf impressions: interpreting shapes of burnt daub

1148 pieces from the Carpathian Basin in the Bronze Age 160

The portrait of King Sargon II: 3D scanning, filtering and

1152 computational imaging for semantic data extraction 857

Pioneering women at Cuicul-Djemila: role and impact in XXth

1154 century archaeology in Algeria. 738
Pottery analysis: from macro- to microscopic and physico-chemical
investigation. Case studies from the Middle Bronze Age in Eastern
1155 Romania 871

Citizen Science at the National Trust UK- inclusive archaeology for

1156 ever for everyone? 1129

Obtaining the Certificate of Tradition - Bronze Age animals in

1157 northern Dalmatia 369

1159 Old houses as burial places for the dead? 393

Changing Latium: an experimental assessment of Legacy and Survey
Data for an archaeological history of changing landscapes and
1160 heritage management 632
Intoxicant consumption in the precolonial Caribbean – how to
identify plants and modes of consumption through an
1161 interdisciplinary methodology 866
 ‘Quoth the Raven’ – on Thought, Memory, Cognition and Multispecies
1162 Engagements in Scandinavian Iron Age Beliefs and Society 493

Resurrection of a lost world? Reconsidering early medieval burials in

1165 Roman ruins in northwest Noricum 336

Exaudissimi loci: from which rostra in Rome could the speaker be

1167 best heard? 76

Assessing the application of Digital 3D microscope for functional

1168 analysis on shell tools: A complementary approach 637

Metallurgical practices in Late Antique Rome: between continuity

1169 and change 802

1170 Cult caves in archaic northern Greece: a colonial cult-practice? 188

Adaptation and integration: Fishing strategies in Stone Age southern

1171 Scandinavia evidenced by stationary wooden fishing structures 18

Childhood scurvy in Antique burials from Sirmium, Singidunum,

1172 Timacum Minus and Naissus, Serbia 439

The Valetta Harvest project. Synthesizing archaeological data from

1174 development-led research in the Netherlands on a national level. 882

Review of the faunal analysis from Middle to Upper Palaeolithic

1175 Transition in Southern Europe 398

1176 Horses during the European Bronze Age and Iron Age 835

1181 Becoming Slavic – Migration and Transformation 395

1182 Livestock and Social Change in the PPNB of Southern Jordan 731
Metallurgy and Rituals Intertwined: Exploring the Late Hallstatt in
Sveti
1184 Križ, Croatia 819
1185 Tin alluvial armorican exploitation since the beginning of Bronze Age 987

Hip at what cost? How the human female pelvis has adapted to
1186 bipedalism and childbirth: an ontogenetic perspective. 834

1187 Investigating Homogeneity Issues in the Kofun Period 502

Application of neutron science in the study of ancient Iranian

1188 weaponry 499

Animals of the polis: regional differences in human-animal

1189 interactions across the Greek Mediterranean 493

1190 Maritimity and the emotions of the sea in Mycenaean Greece 226
Early Christian Churches and Landscapes (ECCLES) – co-creating a
web resource with strategic, educational and infrastructural
1193 stakeholders 600

1196 Facilitating physical and digital access to site 466

A new style of clothing and ornament? Some Early Bronze Age burial
1197 gifts from West Anatolia 1103

Insights from the trabecular development of the juvenile human

1199 distal tibia and talus 1004
Resilient or Antifragile? On theoretical approaches to reconstruct
ancient landscapes. The case of the ager Volaterranus (c. 3rd BC-5th
1200 AD) 1088

Phoenician Presence in the Portuguese Territory:

1204 new insights from archaeological research during the last decade 306

A fortified island? Systems of defence and surveillance on Bornholm

1205 in the 1st millennium CE 1182

1207 Ethnological approach to acorn utilization in prehistory 1009

 Building and decorating: a chaîne opératoire approach for analysing
the burnt remains of a Bronze Age structure at Borsodivánka
1209 (Hungary) 432

Exploring the technological and functional features of vessels with

1210 internal handles in the Bronze Age village of Mursia, Pantelleria 1008

Conversations with Caves: Elucidating the role of the visual brain in

1211 the emergence and early development of Palaeolithic 'cave art'. 729
Hearths or plasters? A methodological proposal to interpret flat
surface earthen remains from Mediterranean protohistoric
1212 secondary contexts 997

The dog or its master? Further interdisciplinary research on

1214 coprolites from Stare gmajne Eneolithic pile-dwelling site in Slovenia. 1061

Still Cult Places? Exploring the Meaning Behind Monetary Deposits in

1215 Late Roman Sanctuaries in Hispania 695

Beyond the Surface: Towards a Better Understanding of Early Iron

1216 Age Hoard Contexts in Northwestern France 1172

1217 predator-prey dynamics in radiocarbon datasets 775

1221 Handicraft Archaeology based on Intelligent Technology (HAbIT) 408

1222 Urraca Historiadores, different way of explaining local heritage 708

1224 Investigating Elaeus, from the Trenches to Press 794

Establishing experimental baselines to interpret low-cost
technological behavior during the Middle to Upper Paleolithic
1225 transition in southern Iberia 1113

Basque pastoral sites in modern and contemporary times: between

1226 archaeology, history and art history 1124

Rituals, demography and social organization in the Final Bronze Age

1228 cremation cemetery of Via dei Consoli in Gubbio: preliminary results. 95
 A new experimental program to understand the exploitation of rabbit
1229 by both Neanderthals and Anatomically Modern Humans 398

Ornaments of Identity? Double-Holed Trapezoidal Chalcolithic

1230 Pendants as a Cultural Marker in the Southern Levant 1103

ASSESSING HEATING OF OCHRE AT THE 100 ka BP TINSHEMET

1231 CAVE, ISRAEL 355

The metallurgical workshop of Cerro de los Almadenes. An example

1232 of Late Antiquity copper production in Iberian Peninsula 217

Making Yarns: The Resilience of Marka-Dafing Dyeing Techniques

1233 (Burkina Faso, West Africa) 505

1234 Diplomatic Gift Exchange in Byzantium 870

Smoke on the Water: burnt mounds and their ceramic evidence in

1235 Britain 973

1236 Structural violence in ancient Athens – A bioarchaeological approach 569

From Text to Loom: Written and Archaeological sources on looms

1237 and their tools from the 1st-5th centuries CE 330

1239 How central was Rome for its Hinterland? 510

Funerary archaeology for Madinat Qurtuba: state of the arts,

1241 possibilities and needs 522

Unveiling Precision: The case for Small Archaeological Finds in 3D

1242 Photogrammetry 1030

‘Bottom-up’ or ‘top to bottom’ – tracking Viking Age whetstones from

1243 Eidsborg, Norway in the Baltic Sea Region 1160

Unveiling the hidden stories: the impact of digital technologies on

1244 medieval epigraphic research 857
 The Rise of Early Rome. Networks and Domination in Central Italy
1245 (1050-500 BC) 644

Same pots, different people? Exploring the dual burial custom of

1246 Westphalia’s Funnelbeaker culture 359 Part 2

Dispersed Burials in the Early Mediaeval (Great-Moravian)

1247 Stronghold Břeclav–Pohansko (CZ) 336

Frameworks for narratives: towards interoperability for 3D and other

1248 media 531
The dark side of pharmacy jars: three-dimensionality and
photogrammetry of the pottery of the Gorga collection (Sapienza,
1250 University of Rome) 857

Exploring the changes of the urban space of Lucus Augusti.

1255 Revisiting Santo Domingo Square 803

Outsourcing Precarity: Import and Integration of Foreign Labour in

1256 Late Bronze Age Egypt 340

Unraveling the earliest occupations of Western Europe: A bottom-up

1257 modeling approach 157

Beyond the Model: Challenges in Distinguishing Types of Occupation

1258 in Late Neanderthal Sites 916

A close embrace: a unique double burial from the Early Mycenaean

1259 Ayios Vasileios North Cemetery, Laconia, Greece. 1049

We vs Them: Funerary Competitions at the Protopalatial Necropolis

1261 of Petras, Siteia - Crete 95

Alphabetical numbering (from the Antikythera machine) used in 1225 /

1262 trade since the Bronze Age as a tool for Mediterranean connectivity. General

Roman and Anglian Scorton, North Yorkshire. What can Dental

1263 Anthropology tell us? 544

Patrix – matrix – tile. A "fragmentary" insight into trade connections

1264 and routes 631
 MATERNAL AND NEONATAL DEATHS IN 3RD-17TH CENTURY
LITHUANIA: A STUDY BASED ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL,
1266 AND ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA 834

1267 Mineral pigments use by Micoquian Neanderthals in Crimea 355

Archaeology of Archaeology at Ancient Troy: the Amsterdam Troy

1268 Project (2018-2022) 615

The Emergence and Establishment of a Medieval Pottery Production

1270 in Scandinavia 631

The matt-painted pottery from Incoronata (Italy). Contexts,

1272 productions and iconographies 845

1277 Seeking protection in the domestic sphere at Karanis 396

From Farm Frenzy to Piggy Paradise: Re-evaluating LBK animal
management strategies considering a large agglomeration site from
1278 Southwestern Slovakia(5500–4500 BCE). 104

Serious games and cultural heritage. Virtual Reality (VR) and Head
1281 Mounted Displays (HMD) in the museumisation of Roca del Bous. 657

From quarry to decor : An exploration of the marble production chain

1283 in Antiquity 997

All too human: anthropomorphic representations in the Galician

1285 megalithic tombs 638

1286 "Virtual" archaeology - a visit to the concentration camp in Nová Role 650

The Yamnaya Impact on Prehistoric Europe: Current Understanding

1287 and Paving the Way for Future Research 359 Part 1

Redating Viking Age Dublin: the Marine Reservoir Effect in Dublin’s

1288 Furnished Burials 1093

Cities below the water line

1289 Dutch Adaptation strategies for deltas around the world 1167
 Opaque and Transparent Glass Beads From Colchis In The 1st
Quarter Of The 1st Millennium BC
1290 (Evidence From Tsaishi Cemetery) 1023

Burning issues... Adoption of the "new" burial rite in Middle Bronze

1291 Age in the area of Poland. 1013

1292 Divine Peaks. Mountains as Sacred Landscapes in Antiquity 934

Multiscalar manifestations of Islamic culture in the history of

1294 Ukraine: Current theoretical and methodological approaches 566

Portable Shrines in the ancient world: between memorabilia and

1295 private cult. The case of the Valle Ponti miniature lead temples 1048

Scientific Investigation of Archaeological Bread-Like Objects

1296 Discovered at Dacian Sites in the Transylvanian Region, Romania 184

The Archives of Archaeologists of Yesterday. A History to Pass On!

1297 A Scientific Heritage Challenge for Future Generations 1043

Chronicles of Dental Health: Unveiling Ancient Egyptian Dietary

1299 Patterns Through Paleo-Odontology 525

Past, present and future farming systems: a perspective from the

1300 CROPREVIVE project 556

‘Everything in its right place’ – selective depositions in Bronze Age

1301 southwest Sweden 1172

Unpicking the contents of Viking-Age latrines primarily using ancient

1302 DNA methodologies 1061

New technologies for the preservation of Pre-Columbian

1304 Archaeological Heritage in South America: the MAPHSA project 1111 Part 1

The Faecal Matter at Hand – the utilisation of faecal biomarker

1305 analysis in palaeoenvironmental reconstructions 1061

1309 Prile Project: Exploring a changing coastal landscape in Etruria 327

 Mapping Ancient Lilybaeum. Integrating different spatial levels and
1312 diachronic perspectives in a 2D WebGIS 632

Digital and confocal microscopy: Applications to diachronic analysis

1314 of human dental and oral pathologies 525

1320 Prestige and Local Traditions between Rome and the Provinces 510

Landscapes, structures, and deposition forms - strategies for dealing

1322 with the dead and forging identities (5th-8th centuries) 522

1323 Mineral substrates for wall paintings across the Late Antique Levant 776
Investigating technical behaviour and site formation processes
through lithic refittings from Cova Gran de Santa Linya (Northeastern
1324 Iberia) 248

Towards the archaeology of Roman textiles in Serbia – Production of

1328 textile in Viminacium 733

Traumatic injuries in medieval Silves (Southern Portugal): a

1332 biocultural perspective 1140

Crossing paths. People-craft interaction in Greek and Roman stone

1333 working. Insights from marble and decorative stone vases 814
Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Social Value –
Reconstructing St John’s Church, Chester, to increase awareness
1334 and accessibility 600
Understanding the site function and Neanderthal subsistence
strategies through the micro-wear analysis of the stone artefacts
1335 from La Roche-Cotard site. 916
Experimenting with scenarios as tools for analyzing conflicting ideas
in building conservation.
1337 A scenario exercise on ideas of John Dewey 927

Burial in the Ruins of the Late Minoan IIIC Settlement of Vronda:

1340 Comprehending and Constructing the Past, Present and Future 336

The persistence of memory: use, reuse, and commemoration of the

1342 Alto das Madorras megalithic necropolis (Murça/Alijó, Portugal). 393
 Do calcareous landscapes make a difference? Archaeological
1343 visibility in the Ligurian Arc between Pleistocene and Holocene 697

1345 CBM in its context – a case study from Gerasa/Jerash (Jordan) 1029

Eastern Curiosities and Western Novelties. Imported Pottery in Early

1347 Medieval Poland – an overview. 1133
Diving into Contemporary Greyware Potting Practices and
Communities in Catalonia (Spain, 18th-21st Centuries): Some
1351 Thoughts on Potters’ Resilience and Persistence. 505

1352 Barranco León, a 1.4 Ma human gathering spot in southern Europe 594

"The track seen with Polycam”. A comparison of SFM software for 3D

1353 macro-traces capture in the Holy Sepulchre (Jerusalem). 857

Comparability of lithic technologies results: insights from four Early

1355 Upper Palaeolithic assemblages 1113

Unwinding the Beads: novel approaches to glass bead use and

1356 production 871

Living in the shadow of the Goths: an anthropological study of two

1357 northern Italian communities during the 4th-6th century CE 984
Human-environment interaction in the light of wood exploitation
between Sistan (Iran) and Gujarat (India) during the IV-II millennium
1359 BC 902

1361 Advocating Paradigm Shift 880

1362 Traces of Roman Glass in Early Islamic Production in North Africa 1144
Instability in an early sedentary context: the contribution of
bioanthropology to the explication of Natufian society (Near East,
1365 13000-9800 BCE) 72
Primate Perspectives: Using primatology to aid the archaeological
record in understanding non-burial mortuary behavior of early
1366 hominids. 182
 Far from the ‘Med-ding’ crowd? Gender, Networks, and the Wool
1369 trade in EIA Hirpinia 1173
Differences and similarities in the definition of the archaeological
potential between plains and mountains. Two case
1371 studies under analysis. 1157

Tracing Middle Bronze Age Dagger Biographies in mainland Greece,

1373 Crete, and Cyprus 637

1374 Isotope Analyses on Diet and Mobility in Northern Italy 557

From the Mountains to Sea and Back: Towards a More Nuanced

1375 Understanding of Burial Practices in Southern Latium 644

1376 Typology of Ottoman ships in the Mediterranean Sea 884

Forensic archaeology at International Mechanisms supported by the
International Committee of the Red Cross for the search for Missing
1377 Persons 533

“Brothers in arms”: the significance of the sword of Ruchano

1378 (Cantabria) in the construction of masculinity during the Bronze Age. 1168

The Royal Inauguration Site at Mora, Sweden: Landscape study

1380 through Archaeology and Place Names 1054

Metal hoards in a ritual space? The Atlantic Middle Bronze Age site of
1382 Kerouarn, Prat (Côtes-d'Armor, France) 1172
Beyond Warriors and Good Shepherds: an interdisciplinary approach
to understanding changes in masculinity in the Protohistoric Canary
1386 Islands 1168

1387 Is Archaeology ready to address the Climate Heritage Paradox? 472

Tuberculosis in the past – from skeletal data to paleoepidemiological

1390 analysis 135
Technical systems of Mesolithic coastal groups around the Bay of
Biscay: a functional approach through use-wear analysis on knapped
1391 tools 452
 ‘THE TRYPILLIA MEGASITES WERE NOT VILLAGES!: what non-villages
1393 can do to inform villages.’ 929
Unveiling the Potential of Prehistoric Winemaking: The Effect of
Vessel Shape on the Performance of Spontaneous Fermentation
1394 Phenomena 804

Fire installations on the Anatolian Peninsula: A comparative analysis

1395 from the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age 1008

Looking inside ancient (bio)archaeological finds to decipher their

1397 hidden features 499

1399 Centring the Local in Gandhāran Art: the Material Evidence from Swat 1166

1400 The technological variation of the Salona press 909

Cult at the Crossroads: Selinunte and a Multiscalar Framework for

1401 Approaching Cultic Transfer 188

1402 Identifying Early Greek Temples. Problems of Method and Definition 517

THE ROMAN ‘DOLIUM’ EXPERIMENT: FROM THE ORIGINAL

1405 ARCHAEOLOGICAL VESSELS TO THE MODERN REPLICAS 804
Waiting for the waters: Documenting traditional fishing practices on
Tanzania’s Rufiji River floodplain at a time of rapid environmental
1406 change 505

Archaeogenetics illuminates Bell Beaker family networks across

1407 Western Europe 409

Blurred entities: Anthropo-zoomorphic depictions on North Central

1409 Chile bodypots 493

Powerful Women in the Shadow: The Rise and Fall of Hellenistic

1411 Macedonian Queens Cults 679

1414 Textiles for rituals in Etruria: interactions and exchanges 717

 OSTEOARCHEOLOGICAL STUDY OF A DIMMÍ FUNERAL SPACE IN
1415 MADINAT ILBIRA (MEDINA ELVIRA, GRANADA 1140

Feeding sheep, creating community: Linking people, animals, and

1417 their environment 709

Teaching and Researching the Global Middle Ages on and with Turtle
1418 Island: Archaeological Perspectives 387
Babies in the yard: Exploring the osteological and contextual
implications of 41 infant burials at Yewden Roman Villa, Hambledon,
1419 England. 1016

Ancient DNA in co-buried remains from the Neolithic and Eneolithic

1421 North Pontic Region sheds light on ancient burial practices 1049

Mapping the Ottoman Balkans: Building a Spatial Database of

1422 Archaeological Record from the Ottoman Period in Bulgaria 669

High-resolution dietary reconstruction of prehistoric populations

1423 from Korea using compound-specific stable isotope analysis 557

1425 Chinese butterfly and moth motifs and their connotations 861
POST DOMESTICATION BODY SIZE OF CATTLE FROM LATE
NEOLITHIC TO LATE BRONZE AGE: COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN
1426 CHINA AND EUROPE 184

Beyond typology – toward a computer-aided diachronic analysis of

1427 variability in lithic projectile morphology 1113

Chaining up the dogs of war? - The aftermath of war in Viking Age

1430 Scandinavia 340

Unveiling the Past: Exploring The Eponimous Site of Cucuteni Culture

1432 Through 3D Documentation and Public Archaeology 915

Paleodiet in the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada: urban vs. rural

1433 populations 1140
Spatiotemporal modelling of the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition and
the arrival of Neolithic farmers with Anatolian-derived ancestry in
1435 Southern Scandinavia 57
 Understanding the Duero valley oppida through the political
1436 landscape 591

Systematic technological research of Germanic knee fibulae from

1438 Czech republic 974

Veiled Visions: The Influence of Curtains on Religious Perception in

1440 Late Antique Churches 1107

Continuity in changing settlement patterns in Bronze and Iron Age

1441 central Oman 842

Covering New Ground: GPR and development-led archaeological

1442 surveys in Rogaland, southwest Norway. 426
Exploiting the alpine mountains in the Mesolithic: the contribution of
archaeozoology to understanding the dynamics of mountain land
1443 use. 849

Stronger teeth, longer life? Correlation of presence and frequency of

1445 LEH and longevity at EBA necropoles Mokrin and Ostojićevo 525

Horse riding style and mounted combat techniques in the Avar

1446 Period (6th- 9th century AD) – a transdisciplinary approach 835

Memory work in mud, stone and wood: A contemporary archaeology

1447 of material knowledge in turbulent times in southern Africa 505

1448 The status of antiquities in the Ottoman Empire 669

The pots inside the pot. Grog temper as a proxy of technological

1449 changes during the Chalcolithic period in Southern Romania. 988
Pottery finds of Vučedol and Ljubljana cultures of the 3rd millennium
BC in central Slovenia: a typochronological and archaeometrical
1450 approach 988

Micro-contexual approach to ancient agriculture: The case of

1451 Fernoveta (Ibi, Alicante, Spain) 496

1452 New archaeological exhibitions at a train station 1192

 Fire for water: The use of fire associated with water facilities in
1453 Mesopotamia during the Old Babylonian period 661

`Looking into` the Early Bronze Age mounds of NE Romania. An

1455 interdisciplinary approach 359 Part 2
THE INFORMATIVE ROLE OF POST-MEDIEVAL OSSUARIES: THE
EXAMPLE OF THE CRYPT OF SANT’AGOSTINO IN SASSARI (XVII-XIX
1456 CENTURIES) 735

A proposition of chaîne opératoire for the wooden elements of the

1459 parapet walk of the Heuneburg fortification around 600 BC 997

Societies from Western Switzerland around 3000 BC: Continuity and

1460 disruption through material Culture and Settlement Layouts 359 Part 2

1461 Sexuality of North-Eastern Barbarian Societies in Late Roman Period 679

Dumps and ditches – prisms of archaeological practice at Kalaureia

1462 in Greece 615

1463 Recalling Liv Helga’s initial works on women and feminism 1060

Regional traditions and technology of Roman pressing installations

1465 in central and southern Italy 909

1468 Genetic ancestry and kinship practices in Middle Bronze Age Calabria 848

From suburban to inland spaces: assessing multiscalar approaches

1469 in Islamic archaeology of Western Sicily 566

Rural settlements from the Bronze Age and Iron Age in Flanders
1471 (Belgium). 432

Palstaves facing the sea: Exploring coastal hoarding traditions during

1472 the transition from Bronze Age to Iron Age in northwestern Iberia 895

Overcoming barriers to preserving and disseminating archaeological

1474 data: the case of PEPAdb 381
 Revisiting the Bronze Age "temple" from Sălacea after more than half
1478 a century 432

The sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia as an example of a metal ‘hoard’ in

1480 situ 1172

Unearthing the Victims of the First Battle of the First Jewish Revolt
1481 Against Rome 569

POTS = POTTERS
1482 COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE VIA MINUTE VARIATION APPROACH 814

1483 Archaeology of archaeology: the case of Giacomo Boni 615

Teaching and learning of cultural heritage. Brief episodes from the

1484 activity of Community Archaeology Association in Hungary 1161

Using experimental archaeology to examine food security in Bronze

1485 Age Ireland 497

Reconstructing the past using 3D methods. The case of the Cult

1486 Group at Lycosura 797
The prehistoric "Castellieri" of Trieste: a new critical overview of the
archaeological landscape with the support of remote sensing
1487 techniques 470

1488 The leg rings of the Koban Culture in the Central Caucasus 1103
HIGHLIGHTING LONG TERM TRANSFORMATIONS IN MEDIEVAL
SMALL TOWNS: REFLECTIONS ON SEVERAL EXAMPLES FROM BAS-
1489 ROUERGUE (FRANCE) 105

1491 Cultural Heritage under Threat - Two Years of Ukrainian Experience 492

Digging coins. Nomisma.org, a controlled vocabulary and ontology

1493 for numismatic … and archaeological? … linked open data 381

Colonisation of the North American frontier in the middle of the 19th

1494 century and agrarian reform in Republican Rome 88
 The Evolution of Landscape and Settlement Transformations in the
1498 18th Municipium of Rome's Suburbium: A Weighted Average Analysis 632

An archaeogeographical approach of the territory of Grosseto (Italy).

1499 The PARCEDES project. 632

Divine Synanthropes? The Case of Cats in Egypt, and How they

1505 Clawed Their Way to the Top 151

1507 One step further in GIS applications to rock art analysis 571

Unraveling Tesserae Arrangement Techniques in Large-Area Plain

1510 Mosaics of Herculaneum 1119

Let’s try to make the fragment speak – the wall painting cycle in the
1514 cloister of Brandenburg Cathedral 787

Reconstructing women’s identities in Roman Salona (Dalmatia)

1515 through female burials and grave goods in the Western Necropolis 834

Dental microwear in the Historic England ‘Sheep Project’ collection:

1520 a pilot study 699

1521 Neanderthal adhesive technology and it implications 973

Measuring up? Exploring the relationship between the ‘data rush’

1522 and archaeological proxies for demography and inequality 843

Τhe multiple heterotopias of a shipwreck site: the case of the Nissia

1525 shipwreck, Cyprus 226

Consumption and quality of life in medieval mining towns in Central

1529 Europe 302

Viking Age Bioarchaeology – State of Research and Possible Future

1531 Perspectives 588

Storage practices in the Bronze and Iron Age Levant: an

1532 archaeobotanical perspective 497
1533 Research Infrastructures for FAIR data sharing in the heritage sector 381

Layers of Time: Unearthing the Dynamic History of Ras Al Jinz RJ-3

1536 from Neolithic to Early Bronze Age Oman 842

Animal exploitation at the Terramara Santa Rosa di Poviglio (Italy) in

1537 the light of 40 years of zooarchaeological research 463

Reconceptualising the borderscape of the Dal cataract in Sudan:

1539 Transformation patterns of Bronze Age Nubian cultures 938

The harbours of the Greco-Roman antiquity as heterotopias. A new

1542 approach on the harbour realities of antiquity 226

1543 Places of Conflict – Places of Coping? 1163

Re-engineering Which Processes? To what extent are post-
excavation practices, techniques and documentation as well
1544 established as methods for on-site recording? 381

The hillfort Broborg protected the Uppsala region and was then left in
1545 isolation 1182

What are we missing? Big Data approach to isotopic data in

1546 Prehistoric Mediterranean 557

Peasant places. Reconstructing the medieval peasant landscape in

1547 northern Iberia (9th-11th centuries). 1102

Automated chronological modelling of large quantities of 14C dates

1549 within a Bayesian framework 775

Changes in perception in British Textiles Industries during pre-and

1550 Roman Globalisation 717

The social structure through the necropolises: powerful women in

1551 the the funerary spaces of the southeast Iberian Peninsula 1015

A NEW AMPHITHEATER DISCOVERED IN AMMAIA (PORTUGAL): A

1552 PROVINCIAL MODEL 417
 A plea for an Environmental Archaeology of hunting resources: lost
1553 foodscapes in the Liguria Mountains (NW Italy) 482

Pictorial motifs on 6th/7th century Scandinavian ceremonial helmets

1554 and the tradition of performing bears in Late Iron Age Scandinavia 493

Material choices and building techniques in the outer settlement of

1555 the Bronze Age tell in Toboliu (Romania) 432

GPR in Norwegian Cultural Heritage Management - Research

1556 Projects and Mapping of Known Archaeological Sites 426

Towards sustainable conservation: ‘physical’ challenges for

1558 vulnerable earthen heritage 33

Monsters, warriors, heroes… men. The representation of masculinity

1561 in Iberian imagery 1168

Recent transformations of the agrarian landscape of Asturias

1563 (Spain). Perspectives for its future from the study of cultural heritage. 1184

Investigating Neandertal subsistence at the Romualdova pećina

1565 (Croatia) site through a multidisciplinary approach to faunal remains 916

How does labour impact the population? The relevance of

1572 earthworks in the Bronze Age fortified settlements of Northern Italy 648

Developing a survey strategy for the detection of deeply buried

1573 prehistoric sites, adding value to geotechnical investigations 965

Preserving Life, Revealing Narratives: Tracing Animal Agency in the

1574 Royal Danish Kunstkammer 493

Practice as (not) a sum of actions: Meeting two chaînes opératoires

1575 half-way 901

1576 Figuring out Kura-Araxes clay figurines 924

Memory Infrastructures in the Iron Age Northern Apennines (Italy) as

1578 resources for the construction of memoryscapes 852
 Continuity and innovation in pottery technology: the Karst region
1579 from Neolithic to Early Bronze Age 988

Anchoring Economic and Social Structures of Rural Communities

1582 (Paris region, 5th-1st cent. BCE) 591
Beyond layers: understanding depositional and post-depositional
processes in Mas des Caves (Middle Pleistocene, France) through
1583 bone and lithic refits. 248

Food practices in Late Bronze and Early Iron Age in Karst (Western
1585 Slovenia) – visible vs. unvisible remains 1008

Monumentality and landscape: exploring the role of monumental

1586 earthworks in Later Prehistoric Britain 591

Collective action, common resources and rural communities in the

1587 early medieval Po Valley riverscapes (northern Italy) 301

Remote sensing and the identification of famine and other unmarked

1588 institutional graves in Ireland. 886

Teaching through archaeology: science teaching, cultural heritage,

1589 and democratic formation 406

Hundreds of marine fish as offerings at Salango, coastal Ecuador,

1593 during the Middle Guangala phase (AD 300–600) 18

Experimental Archaeology and Use-Wear Analysis Based on the

1595 Tortoise Shells from Taijisi Site 637
Understanding an anomaly. Integration and interpretation of non-
invasive data in the Ostrowite archaeological project (Northern
1596 Poland) 1111 Part 1

Future preservation of past life: Making the most of the

1598 bioarchaeological archive 613

Mapping the relationship of the Spanish empire and the Caribbean in

1599 the 16th-18th centuries: ceramic analysis from Cartagena de Indias 866

Old and new methodological approaches applied in Bronze Age

1600 lithics studies: the case of Coppa Nevigata (Southeastern Italy) 1113
 Compound specific isotope analysis of amino acids from human
1601 bone collagen: why bother? 557

Utilising HEXAGON (KH-9) Declassified Spy Satellite Imagery to

1602 detect Historic Water Management Features in North Africa 745

When an elephant dies along a stream: the case study of the Middle
1603 Pleistocene site of Casal Lumbroso (central Italy) 157

1605 The unusual frontal bone morphology from Hahnöfersand, Germany 916

1606 Recent Advances in Querying the ROAD Database to Make Data FAIR 381

SuRveyer: An R package to assess chronologies based on artefact

1610 typology 514

Houses of the Late Bronze Age in Northern Germany. Wood, daub

1613 and stones between typology, structure and construction details. 432

Crossroads of Antiquity: Investigating the Impact of Roman

1614 Infrastructure on Pre-Roman Trade in the Peligna Valley 644
Insect death assemblages: a helpful tool for reconstructing past
interactions between humans and landscapes in the French central
1617 Pyrenees 861

‘Concepts’ in dynamic assemblages: an integrative evolutionary

1618 framework and its application to archaeological questions 1046

“A place is always the place of something”: exploring human-

1620 environment interactions through MaxEnt-based modelling 463

Fröslunda revisited: a shield hoard from the Late Bronze Age in

1621 western Sweden 1172

Food residues from dental calculus reveal human-pig

1622 commensalism 8000 years ago in the Lower Yangtze River of China 184

Neanderthal subsistence strategies within their hunting grounds at

1623 Teixoneres Cave (Spain) and Pié Lombard rock shelter (France) 398
 Neuenwalde – a sandy slope and changing wetlands in northern
1624 Germany 957

The Production of Potash, Tar, Resin and Charcoal in the

1625 Archaeological Record 1082

1626 Diamond-shaped lattice pattern in Nubia (Egypt, Sudan) 1094

Remarks on Brick and Tile Production and Consumption in Byzantine

1627 Thessalonica 1029

Global Interactions in the Late Ottoman and British Mandate Bosnian

1628 Coastal Town of Caesarea Maritima, Palestine 669

Grand Tours in Reverse: Antiquities Tourism in Greek Satirical Fiction

1629 of the 1840s 446
Early Mediaeval Handmade Pottery Within Byzantium’s East and
West. Some preliminary remarks of an analytical study from Greece
1630 and Cyprus. 559

Urban Agro-ecology in a Post-Hittite World: New evidence from the

1631 city of Hattuşa 598
Deconstructing lithics: integrating technological, design and
functional approaches to the lithic industries from Yahuai Cave,
1632 Guangxi Province, South China 637

Spinning in the Chalcolithic of the southern Levant: the results from

1634 the excavations at Yavne East 717

“I wrote entirely in (my) own hand”: The Role of Local Stone-Dressing

1635 Workshops in Post-Roman Funerary Practices from Zoara (Jordan) 946
A multiscale quantitative approach to Samnite fortified landscape
and its potential for cross-regional and cross-cultural analysis in
1636 other hillfort societies 470

Drilling down – a techno-functional analysis of Neolithic

1637 Dickenbännli-drills at Kohlhau Abri, Southwest Germany 871

Tool boxes for textile work? Funerary model chests from Iron Age
1638 Athens in the light of recent textile research 330
 Forging connections, weaving communities: modes of production
and consumption in the Southern Portuguese Early Iron Age and their
1639 gendered dynamics 1173

Late Medieval Dubrovnik's Material Perspective on Diplomatic Amity

1640 and Antagonism 870

Brindisi rural churches as a medium of evangelisation and territorial

1641 control (5th-8th century) 934

Multiple perspectives on culinary traditions in 2nd millennium BCE

1642 Northern Po Plain 1008

Ochre or cinnabar? Which red for the chevron-decorated

1643 anthropomorphic stelae of southeastern France? 355

The use of fire in the funerary practices of the Southern Caucasus

1645 during the Protohistory. 661

Transmission and transformation in the Adriatic Iron Age: a study of

1647 imported drinking wares from Gradina Rat, Brač 833

Intercultural interactions in the Northwest Pontic during the Early

1648 Yamna Period (3350-2900 BCE) 359 Part 1

A leather tanning craft in medieval and post-medieval Brno, Czech

1649 republic 648

Introduction to the session #646: Exploring traumatic injuries leading

1652 to disability in the pre-antibiotic era: a multidisciplinary approach 646

Back to the sixties ! New investigations on Jean Perrot’s excavations

1653 at the Neolithic site of Munhata (8th-6th millennia BC). 794

1654 Economic Change, Gender, and Labor in the Greek Early Iron Age 1173
A deep learning based taphonomic study of DS (Bed I, Olduvai
Gorge) and its impact on reconstructing early hominin-carnivore
1655 interactions 1071

A viral perspective on human prehistory: the Neolithization and Late

1657 Bronze Age collapse of hepatitis B virus 653
1660 The Menhirs in the Portuguese oral tradition 863

1664 Basketry for the Dead: The Technology of Wari Cane Boxes 975

Worshipping Silvanus at work: Approaching Roman professional

1665 ecologies as sacred landscapes quantitatively 934
Regionalism, rurality, dynamics and foodways: Exploring transition
and identity through an interdisciplinary study of 3rd-8th century
1666 Northamptonshire. 1139
Early medieval villages and hamlets in the Basque Country:
considerations at the light of a complex and diversified
1671 archaeological record 301

Altering Landscapes, Shaping Communities: Archaeological

1672 Investigations at the Late Neolithic Site of Csökmő-Káposztás-domb 433

Increasing use of metal detectors and more hoard finds - do the

1673 figures correlate? 1172

From Rock art to medieval Churches: the contribution of digital

1674 image enhancement systems 787

THE CONCEPT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL POTENTIAL : an analysis of the

1675 methodologies in Italy and abroad 1157

Augmented reality applied to the Silver Way and its power dynamics
1678 in Late Antiquity and Early Medieval Times 915

Assessing African Humid Period Population Dynamics Using Multiple

1679 Skeletal Indicators 72

Faunal Uses at Monte Albán, Oaxaca, Mexico: Subsistence, Raw

1681 Material, Rituality and Symbolism 493

Human impact on the environment and land use evolution: multi-

1682 proxy analysis at the Bronze Age site of “La Muraiola'' (Italy). 1101

Reevaluating maxillary sinusitis diagnosis in Paleopathology:

1683 insights from skeletonized individuals and clinical studies 135
1685 Introduction: Households and Crisis in Medieval Towns 629

1686 Volcanic tuff and other soft stones in ancient construction 997

Late Bronze Age Bresto (South-Western Bulgaria) - exciting site,

1687 exciting daub 432

1689 Fire in the Heartland of Cities: Illuminating Mesopotamian Nights 661

Cult, craft or cultural? On shape variety in an Archaic-Classical

1690 sanctuary at Pheneos, Arcadia 1033

Continuity and change in mortuary practices in Southwest Asia from

1694 the Neolithic to the emergence of complex societies 731

The archaeological map of the upper Tammaro valley between

1695 archaeology and Heritage management 632

ABRISKETA: A PUBLIC BENEFIT ENCORING ARCHAEOLOGICAL

1696 PROJECT 918

Some Aspects of Illegal Antiquities Trade in the Digital Space in

1697 Poland 664

The “Romanisation” of Egyptian pottery: A new insight on Late

1698 Roman productions 559

1699 Planting Home Ground: Trees in Special Black American Yards 852

The Early Metal period hoard from Žeimena river, Lithuania – tin
1700 artefacts in the light of long distance cultural contacts 1172

1701 Professional Archaeology in Ireland: The State of the Issue 893

From Mind to Matter: Patterns of Innovation in the Archaeological

1703 Record and the Ecology of Social Learning 1046
 Combining functional and technological analysis to investigate the
role of carinated artifacts and end-scrapers in the Aurignacian of
1706 Vogelherd Cave 871

Between Egypt and Libya – Exploring the coastal borderscapes of

1707 Eastern Marmarica 938

The „hacksilver hoards” in the Carpathian Basin of the 10th-11th

1708 centuries 1133

Representations of Gender Liminality in the Cults of Dionysos and

1709 Cybele 679
Exploring the intersection of maternal-infant diet, health, and social
status in industrial London: a combined palaeopathological and
1710 stable isotope approach 931

On the intersection of health, disease, and community care: how the

1712 life paths of leprosy patients in medieval England unfolded 1083

Clay – shape – sound, what’s so rattling? New research perspectives

1713 on ceramic rattles from present-day Poland 76

The legal and administrative context of donations, purchases, and

1714 sales of urban land in the Roman West (1st-3rd centuries AD) 803
Two cremation experiments in Old Uppsala, Sweden. Osteological
observations and reflections on sootiness, spatial distribution and
1720 fragmentation. 627

The Religious Ecosystems of Ai Khanoum and Taxila and their

1721 Relation to Hybridised Iconography 1166

The mesolithization of the Atlantic façade of the Iberian Peninsula in

1722 the light of Bayesian statistics 1109

Moving away from the roads: reconstructing landscapes of mobility

1723 in the Dutch limes 390

Transparent Integration and Reuse of Large Archaeological Datasets:

1724 A Case Study from Neolithic and Bronze Age Southern Scandinavia 617

Where is the waste? The multienvironmental study of the distribution

1725 of kitchen waste in castle Rokštejn, Czech Republic 1044
 Ancient, archival, and modern sources combined within the
1726 Ptolemaic Pathyris Project (Egypt) 794

Giving shapes to plants. The abstraction of plant motifs in Iberian

1727 painted pottery (3rd-1st cents. BCE) 1094

Dionysian Archaeology: Naxos Island's All-Season Mystique Explored

1728 through Archaeological and Carnival Tours 595

Symbolic graphic codes and their role in the communicative process

1729 in the southernmost part of the world (Patagonia, Chile) 1094

The use of Roman architecture for the construction of religious

1730 identity in Tel Dor, Israel (I BC - III AD) 884
Waterlogged middens investigated through archaeobotany and
archaeoentomology – the case study of the Neolithic pile dwelling
1733 Mooswinkel in Austria 1044

1734 The domestic fountain of the ancient roman domus 884

ResourceCultures - Socio-Cultural Dynamics and the Use of

1735 Resources. Introduction into the topic 143

The exploitation of volcanic pozzolans in the Roman World. The

1736 current State of Art in light of recent discoveries 997

A Virtual Journey to Ancient Ephesus

1737 using XR and AI 818

Variability and function in Mesolithic basketry from Cueva de los

1739 Murciélagos (Albuñol, Granada, Spain) 975

A Unified Raw and Fired Clay Analysis Method: Material Sheet and
1741 Application to "Lucone D" Pile Dwelling Site Structures 1081

Evaluating tissue clearing protocol variations for the microscopic

1742 examination of human dental specimens 525

Goofy Graves: A critical look at the deviant burials of the Lower

1743 Germanic limes area 173
 Using refit studies to identify site formation processes and lithic
1744 production concepts in the Aurignacian of Geißenklösterle Cave 248

Structural characteristics of the formation of the LBK diaspora and

1745 consequences for daily life 57
Navigating Crossroads Narratives in the Roman East through White
Marble Provenance: the study of funerary monuments from the
1746 Strymon Valley 1166

Identification of Archaeological Elements with Ground-Penetrating

1748 Radar (GPR): Laboratory Practices and Comparison with Reality 1111 Part 2

Ritual Feasting and the Construction of Cultural Identity: The

1749 Dispersal of Proto Sino-Tibetan Populations in Neolithic China 184

“Take me to the past": new circular food systems for an agricultural

1750 transition from historical insights 556

Archives tell the truth - reconstructing the history of archaeological

1751 and conservation work at the Temple of Hatshepsut in Egypt. 794

Exploring Mud Bricks in the Early Bronze Age III at Tell eṣ-Ṣâfi/Gath: A
1753 Multidisciplinary Study of Domestic Architecture 160

Lava tubes as untapped sources of natural and cultural archives:

1755 case studies from Arabia. 1150
Understanding Spanish Vitreous Materials: Archaeometric
Investigation of Bronze Age and Early Iron Age beads from the Iberian
1756 Levant 1023

1758 Development and Inequality in Roman Housing in Britain and Italy 510

Frailty and resilience in the metropolis: Embodying old age in

1760 medieval London 799

Formative Monumental Landscapes in the Atacama Desert through

1761 Movable and Non-movable Things (Tarapacá, South-Central Andes) 240

Empress Teresa Cristina and Classical Archaeology in Brazil: Modern

1762 and Ancient Empire in South America 88
 Testing Isotopic and Elemental Approaches to Documenting Nursing
1764 Behaviour in the Teeth of Living Children 1000

Evolutionary game theory links ancient demography, landscape, and

1765 paleoenvironment to explain the cultural transformation of Samoa 1018

Animal management at Greek and Roman Pharos (Stari Grad, Hvar

1766 Island): preliminary results from faunal stable isotope analyses 833

Above and Below the Water Line: Amphibious Approaches to

1767 Archaeology in the North American Great Lakes 13

Visual Archaeology techniques to elicit the historical graffiti in Saint

1769 Sophia Cathedral 857
Understanding Mycenaean LH III secondary activities in chamber
tombs: Results of the interdisciplinary study of the Elateia-Alonaki
1773 necropolis 95
Neanderthal Faunal Exploitation in the MIS 5-3 Western Balkan
Peninsula: Zooarchaeology Results from the Early Sequence of
1774 Crvena Stijena, Montenegro. 549

Archeological structures as potential environmental archives; first

1775 non-destructive study from southern Kyrgyzstan 1120

1776 Genomic stability and transformations in prehistoric Transylvania 359 Part 1

The use-wear analysis of dolomite microblade at Shuidonggou

1778 locality 12 637

Late Bronze Age settlement network in Serbian Banat, southern

1780 Carpathian Basin 1182

Calculating the Volume of Dolia embedded in counters of Taberna in

1782 Pompeii 804

Spanish scholarship holders at the Istituto Internazionale di Studi

1783 Liguri (Bordighera) 738

Archaeological heritage in France: mitigation and work practices in

1784 the 21st century 696
 Exploring the potential of well-like features as a source of
environmental archaeological information. Case study from
1785 Southern Bulgaria 1095

The Tombs of the Cosmopolitan Late Bronze Age City of Hala Sultan
1786 Tekke, Cyprus 95
The BIAD Standards: Recommendations for archaeological data
publication and insights from the Big Interdisciplinary Archaeological
1787 Database 617

Roman-period burial practices and funerary architecture at Hippos

1788 of the Decapolis: between local, provincial, and Classical 946

Impact of the Romanisation on the exploitation and use of marine

1789 invertebrates: the example of west-central Gaul 1179

How to make a big blade? A contribution from Middle Magdalenian

1790 refits at Villazette (Creysse, Dordogne) 248

Horses and Humans: An Interdisciplinary Study of the Second Iron

1791 Age Necropolis in Sboryanovo (Bulgaria) 835

1792 Stine – Missing Link in the Iron Age of the Island of Korčula 833

1793 Back to Baselines 743

Immigrants or influencers? Changes in the Iron Age communities in

1795 Bela krajina, SE Slovenia 819

1796 Combining the old with the new for a more reflective future 794

EARLY NEOLITHIC DITCHES IN SOUTH-WESTERN BULGARIA THEIR

1797 CONCEPT AND PECULARITIES 433
Late Upper Pleistocene climatic oscillations impact on an
endangered species based on geometric morphometry. The case of
1798 Corema album 1009
NEW EXCAVATION OF CAVES AND ROCKSHELTERS IN RUŽÍN
(EASTERN SLOVAKIA): PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF
1802 MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH 1150
 Environmental changes at the dawn of metallurgy in a prehistoric
1803 alpine mining region in Trentino, Italy 1101
Osteological Chaos - An Integrative Methodological Approach to the
Study of Human Remains from the Mas Rouge Collective Burial
1804 (France). 1132
Changes in human-plant interactions in central Italy over time:
collection and comparison of published and unpublished
1805 archaeobotanical data 617

Tracing urban practices through latrine waste – an urban-ecological

1807 perspective on life in renaissance Copenhagen 1044
Architectural transformations and ownership dynamics of
commercial buildings: the shops in Lugdunum and Vienna (FR) as a
1808 case study 803
COARSE WARES FROM THE SURKHAN DARYA VALLEY (SOUTH
UZBEKISTAN). CONTINUITY AND CHANGE BETWEEN THE KUSHAN
1809 AND THE ISLAMIC PERIOD 676

Strategies and methods in documenting and narrating Tangible

1812 Cultural Heritage. The case of S. Lorenzo in Miranda (Rome) 1030
Islamization And Changing Hygienic Conditions In The Western
Mediterranean (7th-15th Centuries): Theory, Praxis And Evidence In
1813 The Archaeological Record 1140

Marine resources exploitation at Cova Rosa (Asturias, Spain) during

1814 the Late Pleistocene (ca. 22,500 – 15,300 cal BP) 849

Domestic materiality, spatial dynamics, and social organization in

1815 the Bronze Age settlement of Cabezo Redondo (Villena, Spain) 396
Diachronic reconstruction of the human-environmental relationship
at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Butrint: A new
1816 archaeobotanical perspective in Albania 1090

Hoards with known find contexts from the Nordic Late Bronze Age in
1817 Sweden 1172
DIG, STUDY-GAME, REPEAT. AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SIMULATOR AS
A TEACHING TOOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGICAL
1820 SKILLS 657
Diachronic Approach to Late Prehistory Earth Building Recipes in
Southeastern Iberian Peninsula: A Millenary Tradition of Sustainable
1821 Architectural Practices 33
 Variations for people and heritage: indigenous and immigrant - local
1825 and imported 616
Pottery as a tracking tool for social transformations through time.
The evolution of neolithic occupations in Cova Gran (5200-1300
1826 CalBCE) 988

CRANIAL AND DENTAL NON-METRIC TRAITS FROM NORTH AFRICAN

1827 POPULATION IN AL-ANDALUS 1140

Sensory Dimensions in Neuroarchaeology: Exploring Mudbrick

1828 Manufacturing across the Mediterranean 1107

1831 A glimpse of Ottoman Sofia through post-medieval glass 669

Communication and connectivity in 6th-century Pannonia: signs of

1833 an ethnogenesis? 1076
Towards the characterization of Tartessos and Early Orientalizing:
Radiocarbon chronology and ceramic analysis of Late Bronze Age in
1835 Lower Guadalquivir 306

Changing cattle husbandry in late medieval and modern Flanders

1837 (Belgium): evidence from morphometrics and isotope analyses 104

The Good, the Bad and the Hungry: Using Agent-Based Models to
1839 Predict Hominin Movement and Survival 157

Mineral Menageries: Interspecies Relationships in Bronze Age

1840 Animal Iconography 493

The Diachronic Changes of Cereal Isotopic Values from Vilnius City

1843 Between 14-18th Centuries 598

Dealing with the archives on anthropomorphic stelae sites in

1844 Southern Ethiopia: a turning point in sites’ conservation 1043

Geomatic Perspectives on Upper Palaeolithic Hand Stencils: Insights

1845 from El Castillo Cave 729

Hands-On Classroom and Field Approaches to Digital Archaeology:

1846 From a Special Topics Course to Technology-Focused Fieldwork 818
 Disturbing the dead after war? The case of grave opening in the late
1847 Roman Remesiana 340

Investigating anthropogenic and climate change threats to Iraqi

1850 archaeological landscapes with satellite imagery 745

Integrated Methodology for the disentangling of a complex cave

1853 stratigraphy at the MIS-3 site of Germolles in southern Burgundy 1150

A road less travelled? Ceramics, sociality, and theory in Romano-

1854 British archaeology as considered through the work of David Peacock 120

Life History Reconstructions of enslaved Africans in Caribbean

1856 colonial contexts 1000

Only a disaster narrative? How memories of encounters with the

1857 Storegga tsunami may have affected Mesolithic societies 1056
Foddering strategies and vegetation exploitation through the
multiproxy study of herbivore dung from Middle Bronze Age N-Italian
1858 settlements 1061

Atypical food choices and strategies of a mid Neolithic community at

1861 Molino Casarotto (NE Italy). 1008

The Cassiterides Islands (1586 – present): archaeology as a means

1862 to confront a long-term historiographical debate 207
Inquiring sameness and difference in Early to Late Copper Age
pottery production: examples from the Grotte di Sant'Angelo
1863 (Calabria, Italy) 988
Neandertals and Modern Human: investigation of the fatty acid
metabolism combining zooarchaeological analysis and genomic
1864 studies. 849

Mapping isotope signals in the human petrous bone: its potential use
1865 as a tool for life history reconstruction 931

A medieval iron workshop on Elba Island: non-intrusive pXRF

1866 analysis on Monte Serra 374

The potential of archaeological methods for identifying poverty in pre-

1868 industrial cities: a Wrocław case study 302
 Full policy, empty pockets: Financing cultural heritage in peatland
1870 restoration 732

Unveiling the Heritage of Kurtuvėnai Manor in Lithuania: Insights

1872 from Archaeological Discoveries and Manor Inventories 207

Scent and the City: urban smellscapes at the oasis of Tayma,

1874 Northwest Arabia 739

White shores, and beyond… Material traces of trans-Baltic

1876 connections from migration period Öland, Sweden 1160

Connecting the Past with its Past: The Overlap of Medieval Stećci
1877 and Prehistoric Mounds 393

Why build a castle in Early Medieval Gallecia (8th-11th centuries)?

1878 Reflections on the needs of territorial control. 1102

Woodworking and Wood Management in a Prehistoric Pile dwelling:

1881 the case study at Lucone D. 1081

1882 Curating communities’ past: Digital applications and crowdsourcing 1161

An archaeological approach to the excavation of terrestrial WW2 air

1884 crashes in Europe 886
Abandoned pottery workshops: A geo-ethnoarchaeological study of a
contemporary pottery-making village in the western Loess Plateau,
1887 China 1050
Building -ovicaprine- bridges: combined palaeogenomic and
palaeoproteomic analysis for the study of Caprinae early
1889 domestication 699

A landscape and environmental study of historic charcoal

1890 production in West and South Yorkshire. 1082

Daunian Matt-painted pottery from northern Dalmatia: New

1891 perspectives from the Nadin-Gradina site 845
A REAPPRAISAL OF THE WRITTEN SOURCES OF PYTHEAS’ VOYAGE
TO BRITAIN WHICH INCLUDED HIS STONEHENGE VISIT ABOUT 325
1895 BC 207
 Reconstructing Hybridity in Roman Egypt: ‘Third Space’ Identities
1896 explored through the Hawara Mummy Portraits 510

A Tale of Two Chestnuts: Modelling the ecological niche of Castanea

1897 crenata and Aesculus turbinata during the Jomon Period 1095

1901 Climate change and the coastal archaeological heritage of Ireland 880

Supply dynamics in the changing Late Antique economy: Storage

1902 topography and network of the Rome-system 727

Fire use and waste management in an Early Iron Age village:

1903 Connecting activity areas at Cerro de San Vicente 496
Searching for spatial relations between funerary and non-funerary
sites: a GIS approach to the Late Prehistory of Évora (Southern
1904 Portugal) 863

Exploring the Facies Convergence in Evaporitic Cherts for

1905 Comprehensive Characterization 1113

What creatures create creation? Networked Landscape and Labor in

1906 Medieval Vayots Dzor, Armenia 709

1907 Textiles from the Roman Period in the Germanic provinces 733

We’re in this together – Saqqara as an example of inclusion of local

1910 knowledge into archaeological activity 862

Fashioning women in Kerma – body ornamentation and clothing in

1911 the Eastern Cemetery (2100 – 1450 BCE, Sudan) 1103

(Re)Centering the Augustan Tropaeum Alpium: A Feminist and Queer

1914 Analysis of the 'Ideal' Female Captive 1166

1916 Concrete Memories as Heritage of Infrastructural Violence 223

Beneath the Ashes: Archaeological Insights about The Great Fire of

1917 Bucharest 1112
 The production of leather in the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada:
1918 characterization and christian transformations post-conquest 802

Metallurgy as a new economical challenge ? Parallels between the

1919 development of an enclosed settlement and its metallurgical activity 408

Developing a Predictive Theory in Recuperating Collective and 1225 /

1921 Specific Memory after Structural Aphasia & Bias General

Adaptation or innovation: variability of clay pastes of the earliest

1924 pottery in the southern Levant (7th mill. cal. BC) 988

1925 Viewing and Creating the Past in Viking Age Stone Sculpture 643

From settlement to burial ground: transformation of a medieval site

1926 in northern Tokharistan 1127
Cooking and consumption practices on Minoan peak sanctuaries:
the case of Pantotinou Koryfi and Stavromenos Anatoli, Ierapetra,
1928 southeastern Crete. 1008
WINDOW GLASS IN SACRAL SPACES FROM LATE ANTIQUITY TO THE
MIDDLE AGES:
1930 State of research along the eastern Adriatic coast 860

A closer look at the surface: a taphonomic study of prehistoric lithic

1933 scatters in southwest Asia 871

Burning Arslantepe. Heating, cooking, feasting, and much more

1935 during the Late Chalcolithic period 661

The Sintashta Paradox: A non-warring warrior culture from the Bronze

1936 Age? 1163

An overlooked treasure in the late Gallo-Roman temple of Cobannus

1937 (Burgundy, France) 695

A Feminist Archaeology for Early Colonial Globalization (and for our

1939 Present) 1060

The Milesian Approach in Context: Organizing a Data Centric

1940 Workflow between Field and Find Processing 1077
 Sophisticated land management in the Middle-Recent Bronze Age:
palynological evidence from the Terramara Santa Rosa di Poviglio
1941 (Northern Italy) 463

Revisiting The Polychrome Painted Pottery of Early Bronze Age

1942 Mesopotamia. 654

Exploring cultural dynamics and human mobility during the Bronze

1943 Age in the french Upper Seine Valley 904
Lithic technological variability during the Early-Upper Palaeolithic in
southern Iberian Peninsula: the case of La Boja rockshelter (Murcia,
1944 Spain). 594

An Investigation of the prevalence of rib lesions in Scotland and

1945 Ireland through the Medieval climate transition. 135
Quantifying Cultural Change Throughout Lithic Material Studies: The
Case of Middle Neolithic in Dehesilla Cave (Southern Iberian
1948 Peninsula). 1024

1949 Logboats Findings in Po Valley and the Early Medieval Case 1167

Preliminary Findings from Non-Invasive Archaeological

1950 Investigations in Sicily, 2015-2022 1111 Part 1

Human (environment) interactions in the Mediterranean during the

1951 Copper Age: a focus on central-southern Italy 409
Large-Scale Geochemical Prospection within the Process of Rescue
Archaeological Research – Integrated Multi-methodological
1952 Archaeological Prospection (IMAP) 965

PROVENANCE STUDY ON BRONZE COINS MINTED AT VELIA, ITALY:

1956 THE ISSUES ZEUS/OWL AND ATHENA/OWL 923
Exploring alternative strategies for European Bronze Age metalwork
chemical analysis and interpretation: trends in Copper and Artefact
1957 space 814

Revisiting the mode, tempo, and the consequences of the dispersal

1958 of farming in Prehistoric Japan 502

Shape shifters and twisters: Morphological analysis of Central

1959 European early medieval pottery 395
 After the fire. How did townspeople in medieval Norway act in the
1961 aftermath of sudden catastrophic incidents? 575

BRAIN database: a shared research collection for effective and

1962 multifaceted outreach of Italian archaeobotany 1090

“Rediscovering Mugillae Archaeological Site”: A Comprehensive

1966 Approach to Urban Planning and Community Identity 1043

Reconsidering a pre-Inka Border Zone: New Results from

1969 Excavations in the Far-northern Region of Piura, Peru 866

Mixed Herds, Mixed Feed: A multimethod approach to caprines and

1971 diets at Tepe Yahya, SE Iran 699

Environmental Drivers of Hominin Dispersal Patterns during the

1972 Early- Middle Pleistocene Transition – A Methodological Enquiry 157

Life paths of the parahuman: Roman enslaved, assemblages, and

1974 diasporic personhood 1083

Statistics aren't a "black box" - Using FAIR-RS to model

1975 archaeometallurgical data 514

Gone but not forgotten? Using pXRF on the Viking chamber grave at
1976 Gjellestad, Norway. 374

Open investiga.edu - Archaeology reaches rural schools with digital

1977 media 657
La Necropoli Est di Polizzello. Influenze interculturali nelle pratiche
funerarie di un centro indigeno della Sicilia centro-meridionale
1978 (titolo provvisorio) 946

Production, consumption and storage: the use of dolia by the FBA

1982 Enotrian society 497
Diachronic evolution and geographic differentiation in Late
Epigravettian societies: biographical approach to ornaments from
1984 Tagliente rock-shelter (Verona, NE Italy) 1103

1987 The Death of Preservation in Situ for Wetland Archaeology? 732

 Material Culture in Motion: The Transformative Power of On-Site
1990 Archaeological Exhibitions 1192

Transhumance landscapes in the Southwestern Italian Alps: the

1993 contribution of Palynology in environmental and cultural heritage 482

From pellets and paintings. Egyptian blue findings from Aguntum

1995 (East Tyrol) 723

The Palimpsest of the Magdalen Chapel of St. Emmeram,

1996 Regensburg – An Analytical Challenge 787
Sacred Landscape in Algeria: Creation, Development, and
Conceptualization of the 1225 /
1997 Cathedral Saint Philippe General

Economic sustainability in a Roman city of the ancient Vascones:

1999 new data on wine production 909

Fed the same way? Exploring the influence of breastfeeding,

2001 weaning, and childhood diet on adult sex ratios in Medieval Tuscany 931

Heritage-Making in Spanish Civil War Landscapes: A Case Study

2002 from the Merindades area, Burgos 484

An uncommon instance of Egyptian Blue lime-painted intonachino

2006 from “the Roman villa of Torre di Pordenone" (North-Eastern Italy) 723

The limekiln of the medieval settlement of Montecorvino (Foggia,

2008 Apulia): a multidisciplinary research. 736

Health, Nutrition and Interpersonal Violence in the Aftermath of War:

2009 The Ancient Middle East (Chalcolithic to Iron Age) 340

From raw clay, back to earth: Techniques, Functions and

2011 Consumptions of early Iron Age Pottery at Incoronata 654

Some reflections regarding Building Archaeoseismology in

2013 challenging contexts. The Venetian experience. 93

Assessing trace visibility and the impact of conservation in

2014 Metalwork Wear Analysis: a pilot study 871
 Tracing lithic raw materials from Outeiro do Circo (Beja, Portugal) –
2017 portable X-ray Fluorescence (pXRF) utility 374

Tumulus Gomila – a new contribution to the knowledge of Hallstatt

2020 burial customs in Central Europe 819

2021 Central Germany - Saxony-Anhalt: A Region in Transition 696

Archaeogenetics in the Traisen Valley: Mobility and Social Structure

2022 during the Iron Age in northeast Austria 904
A standardise approach to study survey lithics: The new
assemblages from the Lebanese-Italian Archaeological Project in the
2023 Region of Tyre 1113

Family in the vault. The West Pomeranian Nobles' Crypt Burial Study
2024 program - case studies. 438

The contribution of experimental archaeology and archaeometry to

2025 the understanding of early medieval glass recipes 1144

The archaeological activities of Eleonora Bracco in Basilicata (1933-

2026 1961) 738

Beaded Identities: the Constructive Powers of Jewellery in Danish

2027 Viking Age Burials 1103

Digital Miniatures: prospects and limitations of 3D documentation of

2029 Bronze Age Aegean seal images 797

Socio-cultural dynamics in the management of Bartonian Tertiary

2030 flint in western Île-de-France 143

The reception of Hellenistic architecture in the Roman maritime villa

2031 of southern Campania 884

The first campaign of excavations at Manaqi (al-Batinah South):

2032 discovering an Early Iron Age Funerary building 842

Dental Pathologies in the Evidence Found in Djedkare’s Royal

2033 Necropolis at Saqqara (Egypt) 525
 A date with destiny: forgotten or remembered human remains in
2035 Scandinavian wetlands 182
Re-composing time and space: integrating lithic and intra-site spatial
analysis with refittings. The open-air site of Malga Staulanza
2036 (Belluno, Italy) 248

The diffusion and assimilation of the ornithomorphic motif as a clue

2038 to the cultural interaction in the protohistoric Mediterranean. 1147

1225 /
2039 The Arena Project: a preliminary study of the village and its castle. General

Living in Circles: Daily Life in Menorca from Protohistoric Times to

2040 the Middle Ages 396

A Literary Perspective on Portable Objects: The Cultural Cachet of

2041 Spoils, Souvenirs, and Heirlooms in Late Republican Rome 1048

2042 The Roman Stoicism of Imperial New England, 1830-1860 88

Bridging the Divide between North Africa and the East (5th to 10th
2043 c.) 559

2044 Towards a diachronic vision of Corsican caprines husbandry systems 556

Detecting fire-agency and hybridization: a view from the Late Bronze

2048 and Early Iron Age Southern Caucasus settlement of Tava Tepe 661

Methodologies for engaging communities in research on the

2049 memorialisation of difficult pasts in Whitechapel 466

2051 Life and Death in the Post-Medieval World 735

The Cracking the Code Project; Ancient tales from the grave. A
quantitative approach to an unknown Protogeometric community
2052 from Aetolia 1065
Demic Expansion of the Agropastoral Saka and Wusun
Confederacies/State (800 BCE to 400 CE) in Southeastern
2053 Kazakhstan 1120
 Abula (Ávila, Spain) as a central place in Late Antiquity Hispania
2054 through visigothic slates 1102

Wolves or large cats? GIS image analysis for the identification of

2055 ungulate modification and accumulation in Pleistocene contexts. 849

Dating Occupation Gaps in South Caucasus: Scale Issues and Data

2056 Bias 775

Trojan wanderers between East and West: approaching sacred

2059 landscapes in northern Epirus 934

From lithic to landscape: multidisciplinary approach to lithic analysis

2061 of field survey evidence in Maremma Regional Park (Central Italy) 1113

All Features Great and Small: Comparing Lidar Systems at Ancient

2062 Maya Sites in Belize 1111 Part 1

Reconstructing the rural landscape of Salento during the Middle

2063 Ages: the contribution of animal remains analysis 104

The relevance of “being wild”? The 3rd millennium BCE in Central

2064 and Southern Portugal 1027

Umm an-Nar Ritual Buildings from al Batinah Plain in Oman, Unity of

2066 Concept and Design 842

2067 Spectacle and authenticity in forensic biohistory 1083

Cortical and trabecular bone response to bipedalism in an

2068 experimental rat model 1004

Prehistoric Colombia. A contribution to the study of material culture

2069 in the oldest archaeological sites 866

When art and archaeology meet a Neolithic figurine at Sha’ar

2070 Hagolan (Israel) 978
“In the Beginning was Chaos”:
Investigating the organization and social significance of space in
2071 Late Cypriot domestic units 354
 Clay and Change: Characterization of ceramic production in
2072 Medieval and Modern times in Faro de Limanes, Asturias, Spain 631

The Role of the Grave Digger: Evidence of Various Burial Practices in

2073 Transylvanian, Hungarian-Szekler Communities (AD 1050-1800) 1139

Glass manufacture in the capital of the al-Andalus caliphate. New

2075 archaeological evidences 1144

Enhancing age estimation in modern human subadult: A geometric

2076 morphometric approach 666
Between Mediterranean and Central Europe: connectivity and trade
associated with biological products in the middle of the 1st
2077 millennium BCE 739
Recording commingled archaeological human skeletal remains
using LiDAR: A case study from Late Bronze Age Hala Sultan Tekke,
2079 Cyprus 1132

Castelo d´Arroxo. A digital and more inclusive perspective of a

2083 Modern Age fortification at As Figueiras (Castropol, Asturias) 915

A comparative approach to wetland archaeology: Case studies from

2084 Northwestern Ohio and Southern Carpathian Basin 732

Unveiling Stables: from Field to Microscope. Stabling Crusts from the

2085 Middle Bronze Age site of La Muraiola di Povegliano (Italy) 496

Not necessarily lace and ruffles: Analysis of clothes from burial no.2
2087 from the western crypt of the church in Szczuczyn 438

2088 Effaced Affects: Tracing lesser materials in the migrant trail 1123

2089 Making Sense of Hellenistic Pottery: Past, Present, and Future 1065

Stay in and go out: The community connection of a Neolithic cultural

2091 museum in China through study tour 862

Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern

2094 Times 848
 Ritual libation vessels between Transdanube, Austria and Northern
2095 Italy in the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age 1008

2096 Interfacing with our elders: Aging and health at Petra, Jordan 799

Fake brands, prayer carpets, and street food: Tourist spaces as sites
2097 of migrant’s border resistance 1123

Implementation of a digital infrastructure for archaeological

2099 lithotheques in Spain 793

The Aventinus Minor Project: Remote Sensing for Archaeological

2100 Research in Rome (Italy) 426

Bone objects in the context of cultural and trade connections of Early

2101 Rus 1133

2102 Some Phoenician jewels from Motya (Sicily) 946

Fish trapping in 3D.
Technological approach to wooden Mesolithic fish traps in the
2103 Scandinavian alpine areas by 3D modelling 18

2105 Human migration in the Andes: Isoscapes and paleogenomics 904

The legacy of the foliated cross: survival of cruciform symbols in the

2106 Chorti Mayan culture in Honduras 34

At Home in the Neolithic: ZooMS analysis of fauna from a potential

2107 Starčevo house in the South Morava Valley, Serbia 849

The Right to Bind: Incarceration in Ancient Athens between

2109 Materiality and Ideology 1022

2110 Warrior burials and other myths from the Late Bronze Age in Greece. 834

Expatriate Potters, Egyptian Technologies, and Cultural Transference

2112 in the Ceramic Assemblage at Jaffa in Canaan 988
 Sex Determination of Child Skeletal Remains: An Integrative
2114 Approach 588
TEXTILES CRAFTS IN THE PHOENICIAN CITY OF GADIR (CÁDIZ):
TECHNOLOGICAL AND SOCIOCULTURAL CHANGES IN ITS
2115 HINTERLAND 717

Fractures and Repairs: A Case Study in Interdisciplinary Curatorial

2116 Practices 1192

Recent research on unipartite Low Countries’ stained-glass panels

2117 from the 15th-17th centuries 1144

2118 Introducing the Roman Textile Database 733

“Ancient temples collapsed”: Activating the Usable Past to Rewrite

2119 Memory in the Urban Space of Rome 1108
Heterotopias of the Coastline: Dynamics of Transformation in the
Mediterranean Coastal Landscape through a Research Project on
2122 Roman Maritime Villas 226

Interweaving Tradition and Innovation: The Textile Culture of the Late

2123 Bronze Age to Early Iron Age Aegean 717

2124 Symmetries of Culture 1094

2125 Prehistoric fishing in the Žeimena River, northeastern Lithuania 18

Ceramic Building Materials from the Promontory Palace at Caesarea

2126 Maritima 1029

Green heritage and the built environment: Recognizing and

2127 protecting local distinctiveness in a Mediterranean urban setting 613

History of decay: post-medieval small finds from the benedictine

2128 monastery of St. Margaret in Bijela (Croatia) 1148

Comparative approaches to the de-sacralisation of religious sites in

2129 the Roman world 695
 Epigraphic Variance and the Making Process of Small Altars at
2131 Vindolanda 1089

Experiencing gpr at the Castello Sforzesco in Milan: between history

2134 and digitization. Multidisciplinary approach for a cultural heritage. 426

Playing with woodfire: aesthetic sensibilities and lifestyle aspirations

2135 of ceramic practitioners in Japan and Brazil 505

Beyond migrations: the use of 87Sr/86Sr values in research on diet

2136 and subsistence 557

Xylological analysis of sticks found in coffins from crypts in Kazimierz

2137 Biskupi and Byszewo (Poland) 438

Historical archaeology and Francophone colonialism far beyond the

2138 Atlantic World: Catholic mission sites in the Mangareva Islands. 905

Assemblages, not Objects: Survey Methods and the Archaeology of

2140 Contemporary Migrant Journeys in Western Sicily 1123

The Grand Tour, the French writer Ferdinand Denis (1798-1890) and
2142 the definition of a Portuguese artistic identity. 446

FTIR- Microscopy as a tool for lithic residue analysis: an integrated

2143 approach 871

Transformation of microliths during the Early Neolithic in the Near

2144 East: The case study on Gre Fılla in Upper Mesopotamia 1113

Slavs on the Oder and Vistula rivers – one of the longest disputes of
2146 Polish archaeologists 395

Viking Age Mass Graves c.1000: Comparative analysis of the

2147 Trelleborg, Ridgeway Hill, and Oxford Cases 1049

Mountains of Meaning
2152 Addressing Archaeological Significance in Austria 592

Tour à tour. The changing image of Ravenna through the drawings of

2153 cultured travellers. 446
 ACTS of ART(e)FACTS : Viking Age manifestations of holy Islamic
2156 inscriptions in the textile art. 566
RBASIS Method. A methodology and model to historically study the
Relationship Between an Archaeological Site and its Immediate
2157 Surroundings 390

Roman or Renaissance? A metallurgical investigation of a folding

2160 knife with a puzzling iconography. 923

“Hallstatt Days”- A small festival of revived history with great

2161 potential and challenges 595

Everything had it’s place? Shaping and perceiving Bronze Age

2162 landscapes in Northern Germany 895

House of Crafts – Domestic life in the Late Neolithic wetlands of the

2164 Western Netherlands 396

Beyond East versus West: Exploring the Dynamics of Architectural

2165 Practices in Malabar, c. 15th–17th Centuries 42

Hilltop „Henge-Like” Monument and Burial Site from the Bell Beaker
2166 Period in Lower Austria, Poysbrunn 393
Exploitation of Woodland Resources by Early Modern Armies:
Anthracological Insights from Lanaken (1748, Belgium) and
2170 Montigny-lès-Metz (1552) 340
MIDNIGHT FIRE: EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH INTO FUEL
MANAGEMENT AND FIRE USE IN THE PAST DWELLINGS REGARDING
2171 HEALTH AND HABITABILITY 973

Complex geophysical survey of the Roma internment camp in Lety

2172 from 1942-1943 (Czech Republic) 650

Human interaction and landscape Transformation at Iron Age salt

2173 production site Piscina Torta near Ostia (Rome, Italy) 327

Activities, functions and inner structures of homesteads at the Early

2174 Mediaeval stronghold Pohansko (Czech Republic) 629

Combining use-wear analysis and experimental archaeology. A focus

2175 on cooking wares from Middle Bronze Age Phaistos (Crete). 1008
 Religion as an invading force: the case of Roman mercenaries in
2176 Egypt 930

Crafts and the City: Unveiling potters’ technological traditions of

2177 Etruria at the dawn of urbanisation 739

The contribution of state-of-the-art technology to the Archaeology of

2178 Archaeology approach, a case study at Troy 615

Baskets and their belongings: a case study from the Late Neolithic
2179 pile dwellings of the Lake Constance 975

Insights into husbandry practices using stable isotopes and ZooMS

2180 at Phoenician Tavira between 8th – 5th century BCE 557

Serial production, workshops and the creation of typologies for

2181 undecorated roof tiles. 1029

Staying in-between: ceramic perspectives on style based on the

2182 study of Minoan pottery 654

2184 Maya Ruins and Post-collapse Burial Behaviours 336

Creating Common Ground. Swedish Archive Research on the Past

2187 for the Future 794
Surrounding a LBK-“Central Site”. First results on the diachronic and
spatial development of the “Schletz settlement cluster”/Lower
2189 Austria 85

Born in a brothel: New perspectives on childcare with medieval sex

2190 workers 834

Seafood Beyond Subsistence: ‘Luxury’ Consumption and Marine

2191 Resources in Japan 502

Taxonomic assessment of the human remains from the Middle

2192 Paleolithic site of Grotta del Poggio (Cilento, southern Italy) 916

Neanderthal or not? The occipital bone from the Middle Palaeolithic

2193 site of Ciota Ciara (Piedmont, Italy) 666
2194 Early Medieval Funerary Landscapes: the case of Matera 522

Jewels, pigments and cosmetics: An enquiry into the Buddhist clay

2195 sculpture in Afghanistan (4th/5th -8th century) 1103

Reimagining Mining Landscapes in the Siegerland (Germany) –

2196 Theory and Practice of Cultural Appropriation and Shaped Space 895

2198 Enhancing inclusion in the Hungarian National Museum 1129

Living off/with the landscape in the hinterlands of Athens: insights
from the Kotroni Archaeological Survey Project (KASP) at ancient
2199 Aphidna 37

Archaeology of an Archive – Opportunities and Challenges. The

2200 Thecla Basilica in Meriamlik as a Case Study 615

Coping with Loess: Endeavors to Establish an 87Sr/86Sr Baseline in

2204 the Lower Danube River Valley 743

THE MARCOMANNI AND QUADI ELITES IN THE NORTH FROM THE

2207 MIDDLE DANUBE DURING THE EARLY ROMAN PERIOD 207

Revisiting the (Re)conquest of Sigüenza: Challenging medievalist

2208 narratives through archaeological and historical inquiry 105

Frontier Terramare: preliminary palaeoenvironmental

2209 reconstructions from the Terramare of Ronchi di Caorso (PC) 1101

‘Where Individuals Are Nameless and Unknown’: Osteobiography

2210 and the Social Agency of Individuals in the Past 1083

2211 The Treasures from Troy – A New Look at an Old Story 1172

Evaluating the utility of craniodental metric and non-metric data in

2213 biodistance analysis 544

Reconsidering Pliny the Elder’s perspective on wine: how much has

2215 his view impacted us? 909
 A behavioural science-based approach to heritage: Improving visitor
2216 diversity and addressing wellbeing inequality at Biltmore Estate. 406

From quarries to buildings: extraction, manufacturing, transport and

2220 use of the Aurisina limestone in the Roman age 997

The Concevreux Merovingian Bridge: An Archaeological Reverse

2221 Engineering 642

A wetland wilderness and its destruction. The development of a

2222 peatland forest in the western Netherlands 902

Sex, survival, and the fall of the Roman Empire: Gendered

2223 differences in stress and mortality in Late Antique Gaul 74

2225 Material Identities of the Indus Terracotta-Making Communities 814

Exploring Quality of Life in Medieval and Post-Medieval Urban

2226 Environment: An Archaeological Perspective 302

“Who ever mislaid a keg of butter?” Bog butter deposition as a

2227 strategy for food storage in Ireland 497

Small things, big stories: bodily identities at the Neolithic transition

2229 in southwest Asia 1103

Between material and immaterial. The grave goods and their

2230 different meanings from the 8th to the 10th centuries 946

The role of MIS3 climate oscillations and modern humans in

2231 Neanderthal and carnivores’ demise across Europe 364

The Best Hunting Grounds: Rethinking Hominin Choices along the

2232 Levantine Coast, and the role of Lebanon 364

Computational approaches to a sustainable heritage management in

2233 Central Asia 617

Roman landfills as twofold economic indicators: presence and

2234 absence of artifacts in Aquileia and Pompeii 1044
 The Sunbury Aboriginal earth rings from Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung
Country, southeastern Australia: empires, colonisation and self-
2235 determination 856

Sex-related differences and social stratification in Hellenistic/early

2236 Roman Menainon, Sicily 74

2237 Striving for Synergy: Nature and Heritage 1091

Building on Archaeology of the 1930s and 1960s:

2241 Reinvestigating the Town above the Sanctuary of Hera, Perachora 615

Exploring secondary glass production in Roman Aquileia: an

2243 extensive archaeometric study towards new evidence 802

Legacy Excavation in the Franconian Jura. Challenges and

2244 Opportunities 1150

Statistical modelling for quantifying clustering in Paleolithic

2245 assemblages: characterizing high-density areas of Abric Romaní Qa 553

To the loo! Framing plant diet in studies of the archaeobotanical

2246 remains from latrines in the medieval Iberian Peninsula 598

Organic residue analysis at the transition to the Iron Age in South

2247 Iberia 184

A bioarchaeological understanding of the lived experiences of

2249 children during the Early Medieval period in Southeast England 984

Living fauna made of clay? A comparison of animal bone findings and

2255 interpretations of zoomorphic figurines. 63

Telling different stories: an experimental approach to storytelling and

2256 synthesis on large-scale linear infrastructure schemes. 882

2257 Late Iron Age enclosures in Western Germany 1182

About heroes and horses. The common iconography of horseman
depictions in the context of sumptuous tombs (4th-3rd centuries
2263 BC.) 835
 A project of dissemination and heritage education in the rural
2264 environment 708

Reconstructing the different building phases at the Casa del

2265 Citarista in Pompeii (Italy) using ground penetrating radar (GPR) 1111 Part 1

Rather Pigs than Fish – the Diet of the Early Monastic Community on
2266 the Island of Reichenau in Lake Constance 588

Amphorae in Rus'. Approach to exchange patterns through the

2267 petrofabric distribution 1133

“How does the grass grow” – Looting of the Sarmatians graves during
2268 Late Antiquity 340

Investigations mass graves of Holocaust-era in Ukraine: challenges

2271 and perspectives 886

Taberna 2 of Mirobriga: craft and domestic adaptations and

2272 ceramological evolution in the 5th and 6th centuries AD 139

Intangible Heritage in the Death and Burial Rites of Ancient Aksum

2275 (50-400 CE) 182

2276 The Seikilos Stele: Telling a story without context 643

Walnuts, pine nuts and dogs. Study of ancient rites in a Roman villa
2278 of Barcelona through bioarchaeology 598

Northern Epirus between the Classical and the Hellenistic period:

2279 the case of Çuka e Ajtoit, Butrint and their regional context 833

An archaeobotanical exploration of urban food practices through

2281 time in Roman Italy 598

Following cows: Cattle as geopolitical agents in Bronze Age

2285 Scandinavia 369

From the hearth: Differentiating combustion surfaces from other

2286 hardened flat earthen fragments 160
 ArboDat+ / The new edition of a classic in archaeobotanical data
2288 recording 514

The Portillo Cave, a new Magdalenian archaeological site in the high

2289 Guadalquivir (Bedmar, Jaén). 594

Advanced osteological techniques in the exhumation and analysis of

2291 a historic mass grave in Roncesvalles, Spain 886

Proxies of coastal adaption: Bird and seal exploitation at Klasies

2292 River, South Africa during the Middle to Later Stone Age. 104
Irresistible Analogies and Universal Adaptors: Negotiating Unfamiliar
Landscapes and Maritime Intercultural Contact in the Bronze and
2294 Iron Age Mediterranean 226

Rise and demise of salt production by ignition during the late

2295 prehistory in coastal sites at the Iberian Peninsula. 327

Exploring the spread of knowledge in Corded Ware burial practices –

2296 information transmission in the third millennium BCE 1013

The Neolithic settlement of La Marmotta (Italy): A window into the

2297 past to learn about working tools and food processing 1008

In search of the Northern Pioneers: Investigating the potential of the

2298 unexplored caves and rock shelters of Kullaberg, southern Sweden 1150

ONLAAH MOOC: Online Education in African Archaeology and

2299 Heritage 657

Transformations of a socio-spatial system during the Neolithic in SW

2302 Slovakia: Vráble and the Žitava valley 85

2303 The
The introduction ofisotope
use of sulphur tin bronze in the for
analysis Argaric culture
dietary reconstruction in 987
bioarchaeology:

2306 a case study from the Szekler region of Transylvania 92

Named Entity Recognition applied to XML-TEI-encoded French

2308 archaeological reports. First results of the ARCHES project 1071
 From Trench to Time Travel: Immersive 3D-reconstruction as a Tool
2309 for Processing and Mediating Archaeological Data 531

An archaeology of gathering practices: taking account of habitat

2312 historical dynamics 482
Methods for reconstructing depositional histories of anthropogenic,
sedimentary records: the case of the Holocene-deep Kirkhellaren
2314 cave deposits, coastal Arctic Norway 1150

A Paleoproteomic Case-study on Medieval Cooking: The “pietra

2316 ollare” vessels from Nogara (Verona, Italy) 184

There are no limits here... Living heritage routes as an example of

2317 creativity and imagination in culture tourism 595

The Material Culture of Christianisation – Controversies and New

2318 Approaches. 15

The villa Sette Bassi reloaded: integrating UAV and satellite data for
2320 an holistic monitoring of Cultural Heritage 1111 Part 1

Analysis of the sense perception in the fresco painting of the Dečani

2321 Monastery 542
Integrated archaeometric investigation of Celtic bipyramidal ingots
from the Schifferstadt depot (southwestern Germany): provenance,
2324 technology and age determination. 923
Archaeological and Speleological Dynamics of a Developed Karst
System and Subterranean Rituals in the early 5th millennium BCE
2325 Southern Levant 729

Archaeological glass as an indicator of consumption strategies and

2326 social status in late medieval and early modern Wrocław (Poland). 302

Fortified landscapes in ancient Epirus: new research in the

2329 Hellenistic site of Çuka e Ajtoit (Albania) 470
Investigating Human-Environmental Interactions in Extremely Flat
Fluvial Landscapes: 7,000 Years of Settlement Ecological Dynamics
2330 on the Great Hungarian Plain 1167

Exploring Basketry Techniques Beyond Container Construction:

2331 Insights from a Copper Age Settlement 975
 Qualitative and quantitative analysis of Natufian sickle blades:
Tracking shifting cereal harvesting strategies at el-Wad Terrace in the
2332 Levant 871
18th-century children's funeral fashion - analysis of research
possibilities based on objects from the crypts in the church in
2333 Szczuczyn 438

TaphArt: an experimental approach to the impact of wind erosion

2334 and marine aerosol degradation on coastal rock art sites 571

Refining the chronology of the second plague pandemic through

2335 phylogenetically informed radiocarbon modelling 704

Diachronic changes in diet with respect to the Black Death: stable

2336 isotopic evidence from medieval Toulouse, France 931

More than meets the eye: Hyperspectral imaging for the recording of
2338 archaeological features and deposits 965

Mobility at the probable medieval Muslim cemetery in Orosháza,

2339 Hungary using stable strontium and oxygen isotope analyses 92

The traces of the funerary rite with cinerary urns in tumular

2341 necropolises in Kosova and northeastern Albania 1013

Cerro del Villar Project (2022-2025): first results on the archaic

2342 settlement and its environmental vulnerability 306

Age estimation of human individuals (MICROAGE): supervised

2343 machine learning tool for bone histomorphometry 666

Two methods and two sites: A comparison of intra-site spatial

2344 analysis methods at two Late Pleistocene open-air sites 553

Assemblages of power: later prehistoric and early Roman wheeled

2345 vehicle deposits in Britain 932

An experimental investigation of the ground stone knives and sickles

2346 in South China during the Late Neolithic and Bronze Age 637

Archaeology as a world-view: Annamarie Schwarzenbach and the

2349 female archaeologists in the early 20th century 738
2350 Structure or chaos? A tale of two cooking pit areas. 895

2351 Quinoa and the Politics of the Neglected and Under-utilized Crop 556

The chaîne opératoire of the soapstone ‘coffee bean’ sinkers of

2355 Stone Age Norway 452

Language and burial rituals on the Carolingian-Ottonian Empire

2356 borders 1054
Unveiling the 'Focaccia' Culinary Tradition in Late-Neolithic Upper
Mesopotamia through Experimental, Use-Wear, Phytolith, and
2357 Organic-Residue Analyses 1008

“Corded Ware symbols” in the late fourth millennium BC of Central

2358 Europe 359 Part 2

LOOKING FROM THE EAST: TRADE ROUTES AND MARKET CENTERS

2359 IN MEDIEVAL EURASIA 42

2360 From Silent Bedrock to Stones of Meaning 643

2361 A rice grain´s journey in the big world´s barn - Global numismatics 42

2363 What is a global medieval archaeology for? 387

Virtual Archaeology as a method of promoting the Phoenician-Punic

2365 heritage of the Bay of Cadiz (SW, Spain). 915

Between mountains and sea. Preliminary data from the survey of

2366 three Protohistoric fortified settlements in southern Albania. 470

The Blue of Barbarians: Glass Ornaments as mirror of Identities in La

2367 Tène Societies 860

Urbanisation in process: Formal, technical and cultural features of

2368 ashlar architecture in Late Bronze Age Cyprus 354
 Indigenous Imitation and Global Interaction: Understanding the
Pottery of the Post-Talayotic, Late Iron Age at Torre d’en Galmés,
2369 Menorca 1147

Fragments of agrarian landscapes in Val di Cornia: recurrences and

2370 changes of agricultural spaces between 18th and 20th centuries 1155

The grave’s embrace: biological and social relations in Beaker period

2371 adult-child graves revealed by ancient DNA 1049

GameTable Network: unveiling the Past, embracing the future

2373 through AI-driven archaeological research 818

The First Open Access Digital Archaeological Collection of a State

2374 Museum in Türkiye: Digitization of Juliopolis and Building Its Heritage 613
Compositional and technological features of glazed and unglazed
ware from ancient Termez in south Uzbekistan (9th – 14th centuries
2375 AD) 676

Size matters - so does the context. 794 Early Bronze Age rib ingots
2376 from Oberding 1172

“It matters not how long we live but how”: Becoming old during the
2379 Industrial Revolution in England and Wales 799

A suburban dump in Pompeii: context, formation processes and

2380 value of faunal remains. 498

Digging in the past of medieval Islamic population in Al-Ándalus. The

2381 necropolis of Sahl ben Malik (Granada, Spain) 1140

The Unseen Heritage of The Everyday Environment; Re-building

2382 Community Cohesion of An Abandoned Rurality 192

Finnic females: tracing the origin of the likely early Finnic-speaking

2383 women in the Eastern Baltic 834

Rethinking Roman Sexuality: Understanding Sexual Effects of the

2384 Roman Empire through archaeological data 679
Archaeology, place and wellbeing – joining the dots connecting
public participation in archaeology and wellbeing in individuals and
2385 communities. 918
 Moving stones. The spreading of granites from the Tuscan islands in
2386 the Roman period 1193

Discrepant Dogs: Canine Symbolism and Ritual Variance in the

2388 Roman World 1089

Contract archaeologists in Greece: their place and role in the

2389 domestic process of archaeological production. 696

Old ideas and new ways to recreate history. Lithuanian education

2390 experiences 657

2392 Comparing central places: settlement and land use in Etruria 936

Archaeology between heritage, science and political-economic

2396 interests: two case studies from Saxony, Germany 696

Old bones, new prospects: research and preservation of identified

2397 skeletonised individuals from historical Iceland 613

LusoLit from the shelf to the web: an online lithotheque from south
2398 Portugal 793

The life and afterlife of the Adès Collection of medieval Persian

2399 ceramics 676

Living at the Lake – Reconstructing the Diet of Medieval Inhabitants

2400 around the Lake of Zurich, Switzerland 92
Between stability and seasonality. Medieval and post-medieval
variations in the settlement networks of the Asturian mountains
2401 (northern Iberian Peninsula) 1184

Amerindian shamanic perspectivism and Diaguita visual art:

2402 Contribution of symmetry in indigenous identities construction 1094

The mixing bowl: waterlogged plant foods in riverside Lisbon Early

2403 Modern Period archaeological sites 598

Investigating the Intentional and Accidental Impact of Fire on Clay

2404 Materials from Oppsal, Southeastern Norway 973
 Nucleated vs dispersed settlement, planning vs. self-organization of
the settlement system in the medieval landscape of southwestern
2405 France. 301

2406 Nature and Heritage: how to seduce nature managers? 1091

Implementing data management strategy based on Agile SCRUM

2407 methodology within the Al-Ula Cultural Project (UCOP) 617
Human-cat interactions at different times and geographies:
Modelling diets and hydrogen isotope analysis of cats from Turkey,
2408 Jordan, and Belgium 151

2411 Twilight of the Golden Age 359 Part 1

New technologies to enhance heritage participation. Exploring and
communicating artisanal practices at the Archaeological Park of
2413 Urbisaglia 1129

2414 Viticulture Landscapes of the Late Antique Southern Levant 1072

The sacred landscape of the Graeco-Roman Philadelphia (Amman)

2418 and its chora 517

2421 Linked by death: double burials in an epidemic context 1049

Birth of a Mediterranean city: exploring the metamorphosis of

2424 Valencia through time using ancient DNA 1076

THE CONSOLIDATION OF MODERNITY IN ITALY AND SPAIN: THE

2425 ARCHAEOLOGY OF COAL MINES DURING THE AUTARCHY 905

Differentiated use of rockshelters related to changes in the

2426 agricultural settlement during the Early Iron Age in Southwest Norway 1150

2427 The History of the city of Trepol, found in museum boxes 613

Characterization of Cooking Stones from Early Neolithic Sites in

2428 Southwestern Europe 1008
 Ceramic Production and Community at Archaic and Classical Eleon
2429 in Central Greece 814
Ceramic traditions and salt processing in Northern Iberia: The
earliest neolithic exploitation of Salt Valley of Añana in Western
2433 Mediterranean 903
Roof Tiles Under the Mediterranean. The Maritime Circulation of
Ceramic Roofing Materials in the Mid-Western Mediterranean of
2434 Roman Period 1029

The Early Iron Age matt-painted pottery of the Ionian Islands: some
2436 preliminary remarks 845

What stories are (or can be) told with archaeological data?:
2437 Experiments in site photo reuse with different audiences 1056

The Changing Power of the Past at the Late Bronze Age Cemetery of
2438 Aidonia, Greece 95

Khirbat es-Sar: a piece of puzzle in the Hellenistic history of

2440 Transjordan 207
Survey and elaboration of digital data for a stratigraphic analysis of
pluristratified contexts: the s.c. Domus degli Americani (Palatine,
2442 Rome). 1030

2443 Evidence, source criticism and credibility in immersive exhibitions 1192

Playing at (demi-)god: Hercules’ club, mould-blown glass, and

2444 sensory experiences in the Roman Empire 860

Positioning Pottery Between Producer and Consumer at the Late

2446 Bronze Age Workshop of Petsas House, Mycenae, Greece 654

Celt Production Processes and Loci in Neolithic Greece:

2450 The Case of the Thracian Site of Makri 1024

2451 Knowledge construction in and with the archaeological archive 794

Viability and Trade in Jordan in the Early Bronze II-IV: the Case of
2452 Khirbet ez-Zeraqon to Reinvestigate Regional Connectivity 390
 Iron Age settlements beyond the walls: New perspectives from
2453 northern Britain 591

Detecting Wild Rice in Ancient Lake Sediments, Archaeological Sites

2454 and Food Residues across the Upper Great Lakes of North America 732
The functional interpretation of some archaeological spaces through
the discovery of utensils dedicated to spinning-sewing in the
2456 Southwest of Spain. 717
The Subsistence Shift between Late Antiquity and Middle Ages in
Central Europe: the Dating and Explaining by a Transdisciplinary
2458 Approach 395

Revisiting the Acheulean occupations of Vale do Forno (Lower Tagus,

2461 Alpiarça, Portugal) 594

2462 Grand Tours and antiquarianism in 18th century Finland 446

Unravelling the subsistence strategies in a Magdalenian dwelling
structure of the Lower Gallery of La Garma (Omoño, Cantabria,
2463 Spain) 849

Productive Activities as Indicators of Political and Economic

2465 Changes in the Amiternum Territory 802

Unraveling the Relationship Between Paleoclimatic Changes and

2466 Broomcorn Millet Cultivation in North-Eastern and Central Europe 556

The organisation of labour in the ceramic workshops of the chora of

2469 Metaponto 648

Qin Shi Huang, the legalist (fa) thinkers, and the current Chinese
2470 nationalism 1108

Malaria in al-Andalus: From written medical sources to a proposal for

2471 a palaeoparasitological study 1140

LandCRAFT(ing) – practices of interaction and socialization of

2473 Cultural Heritage in the Côa Valley region (Portugal) 811

2474 Modeling Adversity and Innovation in the Archaeological Record 1046

 To the Elite Taste: Beyond the Costs and Aesthetics. Glazed
2475 Tableware Imports from Medieval Kyiv 1133

Not Quite-Abandoned: Natural Disasters as Agents of Use and Re-

2477 Use of Spaces. 1050

The theater at Amiternum rediscovered. New data and future

2478 perspectives 1043

Touching the dark: Exploring Palaeolithic embodied cave markings in

2479 cross-cultural context 729

Microarchitectural developmental pathway of the Cribra orbitalia:

2480 micro-CT assessment of cribrous changes 1004

2481 The marble urn from the Germanic cemetery in Očkov 727

Spaces of life and death in the landscape of Garb al-Andalus.

2483 Preliminary analysis of topography and rural settlements 522

Kourotrophic deities in Archaic Crete: a black figure depiction the

2484 birth of Artemis found in the Temple of Demeter, Phalasarna 188

The Piast Dynasty’s key to eastern Pomerania? Unique cluster of

2486 three strongholds in Ciepłe (Northern Poland) 1182

J.-P. Houël: engravings and travel notes for the reconstruction of the
2487 ancient landscape of the Aeolian Islands 446

Dolmans and Their Owners – Dolman Remains from the Graves in the
2488 Church of St. Martin at Prozorje, Croatia 735

Under the bridge? Central Dalmatian Islands and the trans – Adriatic
2491 contacts (2nd and 1st millenium BCE) 833

From curvilinear to rectilinear: architectural transformations in 4th-

2492 3rd millennia cal. BC Cyprus and their social implications 354

Skin Ornaments: Exploring Identities and Materiality through Body

2493 Modification in Pazyryk 1103
 The Underlandscape Project: an interdisciplinary and shared study
2495 of the underground environments 729

Life at medieval Orosháza according to the stable isotope

2496 archaeological examination 92

Glasses from San Fruttuoso Abbey of Capodimonte (Camogli, Ge):

2497 archaeological and archaeometric data 1144

Revisiting Old Excavations with an Archaeothanatological Approach

2498 — Benefits & Challenges 1188

Portable Monumenta:
2499 Object Biographies and Collecting Practices in Roman Imperial Times 1048

The Boom and Bust of desert agriculture: arable transformation of

2500 the Coude de Draa, Morocco under Muslim rule 1058
Echoes from the Cave: exploring the life-histories of macrolithic
artifacts from Late Neolithic Drakaina Cave, Kephalonia Island,
2501 Western Greece 1024

A World Made by Travel: Introducing the Grand Tour Explorer for a

2502 digital study of the Grand Tour 446

Mortuary feasting practice in the first urban center in the north Loess
2504 Plateau, China 598

Each site has its method: debating best practices for studying rock
2506 art, case studies in the Alps and Italy 571
Leveraging Machine Learning in Remote Sensing for Enhancing
Archaeological Impact Assessment: Theoretical Considerations and
2507 Future Prospects 1157

Excavating the “lone city of Škar.” Island-Mainland Mobility in the

2508 eastern Adriatic in the Bronze Age. 548

Bronze vessels from the Roman period from the seat of the elite in
2509 Zohore as an indicator of Roman-Barbarian relations 870

Photogrammetric documentation and virtual image analysis of the

2512 historic Maritim graffiti of the Santa Bárbara wall in Peñíscola (Spain) 857
 The biomolecular profile of 17,000-year-old human remains from
2513 Riparo Tagliente 848

(Re)Constructed Pots at Troy: The Local Pottery Menders from the

2514 University of Cincinnati Expedition to the Troad 615

Deconstructing the dead: evidence for post-mortem body processing

2515 from Millin Bay Late Neolithic cairn, Northern Ireland. 1013

Fish People: Human-Animal Relationships in identity creation in the

2518 Iron Gates during the Mesolithic-Neolithic Transition. 18

2520 Le Blot 40 Years Later: An Example of Fuzzy Logic in Archaeology 794

Early contact between late farming and pastoralist societies in

2522 southeastern Europe 359 Part 1

Ceramic media, change and activity (re)arrangements: investigating

2523 serving and consumption vessels from Early Helladic settlements 654

The Power of Physical Limitations: Founding the Classic Copan

2526 Dynasty 646

Quality through quantity: tracing regenerative construction practices

2527 across urban networks in Lydia, Caria, and Phrygia 139
High-resolution oxygen isotope analyses of human teeth reveal
considerable intra- and inter-individual variation within and among
2528 geographic locations 743

The impact of climate change on Yorta Yorta indigenous archaeology

2529 in the Murray River region, southern Australia 472
Translating imperial violence: international and domestic
interpretation of Asia-Pacific War museums in Kyoto and Tokyo,
2530 Japan 484
"Leaving to occupy and occupying without inhabiting", the example
of the exploitation of a valley in the Auvergne mountains (Puy-de-
2537 Dôme) 1050

The Assessment of Mortuary Activities and Burial Interactions from

2538 the Blue Stone Structure at Eleon, Greece 95
 Unraveling the Role of Large Language Models in Archaeological
2539 Heritage: Applications, Challenges, and Ethical Implications 647

Pirate Ships as Heterotopic Spaces:

2540 Transforming Dystopian -scapes in the 12th century BCE 226

Linking distant regions: the study of trade networks and trade goods
2541 in a diachronic perspective 950

Integrating and sharing old and new: Hatch: House at Çatalhöyük – a

2543 new digital repository for the World Heritage Site 1043

2545 The adoption of the street façade in medieval houses (11th-13th c.) 105

What stories do the decorated hunter-gatherer osseous tools tell?

2546 Recent research and results from Lithuanian territory 1024

Poverty in the bones. Bioarchaeological study of monastic life in the

2547 College de Mínimos of Alcalá de Henares (Madrid, Spain) 1148

Gendered networks in pre-Roman Italy: tracing local and regional

2551 interactions. 1173

Eneolithic population of the Lasinja culture in eastern Croatia –

2553 settlement, mortuary practice and utilization of space 790
Ownership, financial investment and landscape impact of two great
monuments: the Claudiaum in Rome and the Provincial Forum in
2554 Tarraco. 803
Integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge in archaeology:
applications in the modelling of human-Rangifer interactions in
2555 North America and Northwest Asia 1027

Classification of Glass Beads by Image Clustering from Early

2556 Medieval Austrian Sites 1071

2557 Salt Mining in Central Anatolia Through Ages 784

Modelling mobility in the Neolithic: Least Cost Paths on a large

2558 canvas. 390
 Copper, gold, ivory and cinnabar: power display and exchange
networks in the Bell Beaker tombs of Humanejos (Parla, Madrid,
2559 Spain). 409

Spatial modelling of the early Yamnaya expansion using radiocarbon

2560 dates 359 Part 1

Urban landscaping – understanding stratigraphy as more than waste

2562 management.
LITHIC RAW MATERIAL SUPPLY AT THE MIDDLE PALEOLITHIC SITE 1040
OF LOS
ALJEZARES: GEOLOGICAL AND GEOMORPHOLOGICAL
2565 CONSTRAINTS 1113

2568 Early medieval Slavic diet: the millet question 395

Exchange Networks during the Chalcolithic Period of the Iberian

2569 Peninsula 409

New contributions to the understanding of the Early Neolithic in

2570 central Iberia: recent discoveries and forthcoming approaches 903
An interdisciplinary and non-invasive approach to investigate the
archaeological landscape of Briatico (Calabria, Italy) in the longue
2571 durèe. 1030

From resource colonisation to heritagisation and local activism. The

2574 history of a shieling in western Sweden 1190

The role of the Aegina Bronze Age harbor in the Minoan and
2575 Mycenaean networks in the eastern Mediterranean 548

Isotopes and peptides. The multi-disciplinary study of the Middle Iron

2576 Age necropolis of CUS-Piovego, Padua, Italy 1000
Devotion on the down-low. Materiality of un-institutionalized ritual
practices in monasteries in the Late Medieval Netherlands (ca. 1100-
2577 1600) 15

The brick construction industry in imperial Rome: working

2581 procedures and quantitative analyses 997

Greek exploration and phantom settlements in the Adriatic – a

2583 collision between archaeological evidence and historical narrative 833
 Integrating evidence: an holistic systems approach to centralization
2584 in Central Italy 460

Ancient Skies: Progress and issues with digital tools applied to

2586 archaeoastronomy 34

Heat and light in an early modern context -

2588 What do they tell us about dwelling in the past? 396

Archaeoethology: A new framework to interpret past horse-human

2589 relations 835

How astronomers revolutionized archaeology: tree rings, solar

2590 outbursts, and archaeological interpretation. 1081
Reconstructing water management with silicon stable isotopes:
results of in situ analysis in sorghum phytoliths and their significance
2591 for archaeology 557

Late Roman Germanic pottery in northwest Europe: from ethnic

2592 marker to a complex mobility network 120

The Warsaw Ghetto as a place of persecution and extremation of

2593 Jews in the light of archaeological research in 2021-2022. 650

2595 European Archaeology Days: Sharing Archaeological Heritage 1129

Unusual or different Neolithic images: allusions to material or social

2596 facts and phenomena? 63

The lower Andarax river basin as the axis of the territorial

2598 organisation of the civitas of Urci (Almería, Spain) 577
Archaeogenetic investigations reconstruct mobility of central
European populations represented by the Rhineland region during
2600 the Migration Period 588

2603 Gods and heroes in Classical foundations and synoecisms 188

2605 After the LBK Lifeways project: reflections a decade later 1083
 Rethinking the Greek-Barbarian Divide: A New Look at the Textual
2607 Sources 597

Toward an Intersectional Archaeology: Challenging Neolithic

2608 Funerary Contexts. 1060

Roads and rivers. The importance of regional transportation

2609 networks for early urbanization in central Italy (1000-500 BC). 390

Cause and effect: Changes in the Iron Age through a holistic study of
2611 significant transformations (3rd to 2nd century BCE) 408

Ochre use during the Upper Palaeolithic at Parpalló cave, Gandía,

2612 Spain 355
Breaking Barriers: Inclusive Outreach in Archaeology for Children
and Teenagers Undergoing Cancer Treatment and People Deprived
2614 of Liberty 811

2617 Integrating heritage into land management schemes in England 1091

Exhibition-making as an interdisciplinary exercise: combining art,

2618 archaeology and design 1192

Dark soil on sand dunes as a result of terrain levelling at the early

2619 medieval settlement of Mikulčice, Moravia 1167

Leaf-shaped motif in Neolithic engravings. A discussion of image

2620 production and interpretation of portable objects 1103
Putting food into Late Neolithic houses: revealing household culinary
practices in 3rd MBC Netherlands through integrated organic residue
2621 analysis 396

Modelling changes and persistence in urbanisation during the

2622 Hellenistic to Early Roman Imperial period in Anatolia 332

2624 A Playful Mapping Approach to Archaeological Landscapes 852

Exploring Elemental Dynamics in Cremated Bone: A Geochemical

2628 Exploration using Experimental Archaeology 627
 What’s the difference? Procedural complexity of fire preservation vs.
2629 fire production 973

A New History of Bronze: Towards an Integrated Approach to the

2630 Study of Metalworking Processes 871

The microarchaeology of submerged earthen materials: the unknown

2631 remains from La Marmotta, Rome 160

Johanna Mestorf at the International Congresses of Prehistoric

2632 Anthropology and Archaeology 1869–1876 1078

Residential mobility in Early Neolithic Britain: New evidence from

2633 stable sulphur isotope analysis 904
Crafting resilience:persistence and adaptation of the ceramic
manufacture at Roca Vecchia from the Middle to the Final Bronze
2636 Age phases 988

2638 Mapping Desertification in the MedMENA region 745

Breathing Time: A Longue-Durée Multidisciplinary Study of
Respiratory Illnesses and Airborne Diseases (RIAD) in Switzerland
2639 (16th – 21st Century CE) 135

Sacred burial structures during the early Christian period in the

2640 territory of Kosovo 438

2641 Phoenician postcolonialism 306

LONG LIFE FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL BUILDING MATERIAL: FIRED

2642 BRICK AND TILE 997

The Chalcolithic enclosure of Castanheiro do Vento during the

2645 Bronze Age: Use and oblivion. 393

Of gaps and gears : analyzing divergences in methodologies of

2646 pottery studies in French preventive archaeology 120

The conversion of a facility into an urban environment in the western 1225 /

2647 Pyrenees General
 Archaeobotany, geometric morphometrics and genomics of
worldwide opium poppy (Papaver somniferum L.) accessions reveal
2649 its origins and spread. 1072

Voices from Afar: The post-Medieval and Ottoman period burials at

2651 the Monastery of Ayia Napa, Cyprus. 669

Typologists meet the world: An eye-tracking experiment on pottery

2652 styles from central Germany, northern Denmark and northern Spain 408

How to hunt? The Behaviour of Animals as a Guide for Hunters in

2653 13th-14th century Northern Fennoscandia 1027
Medieval Hamlets at the edge of Lake Neusiedler
Rural settlement development in the area between present-day
2654 Austria and Hungary 301

New perspectives to the study of chert catchment areas from

2655 Pyrenean LGM human occupations: the case of Montlleó (Spain) 1113

Digital archaeological archiving in Poland – SEADDA COST Action

2656 and beyond 381

Ethnohistorical research on an Aksumite site and its environs in the

2657 high plateau above the „Black Nile“ 862

Ritual practices in protohistoric Menorca: the courtyards of the rock-

2660 cut tombs 1015

2661 Lost and found: The prehistoric pile-dwelling in Budinščina, Croatia 1081

Pastoralism and palaeoproteomics: insights from Diepkloof Rock

2662 Shelter, Western Cape, South Africa 699

The Body in Pieces: Attitudes towards the display and retention of

2665 historical fluid preserved specimen collections. 182

Converging Non-Invasive Approaches for In-Depth Micro-Wear

2666 Examination on Basalt 871

Lasting Relations? Social Values and Temporal Aspects of Gift Giving

2667 in Early and Late Iron Age Scandinavia 870
2669 Late medieval pottery from Benevento contexts 631

2672 Uncovering stories hidden in the walls of the Budeč rotunda 776

MODELING THE HUMAN WALKING FLEXIBILITY. APPLICATIONS TO A

2673 LATE PLEISTOCENE HUMAN GROUP 364

New Genomic Data Illuminate Community Organization and Mobility

2674 in the Late Neolithic and Early Copper Age Carpathian Basin 904

2677 An Analysis of Insects at Roman Vindolanda 173

Aegean cooking sets and cooking traditions – a combined

2678 comparative approach. 1008

Bronzes lie on tusks. The Context of Hoard I from Somló Hill, West
2679 Hungary 1172

Earthen Heritage in the Eastern Mediterranean between Archaeology

2681 and Sustainability (EartHeritage Project) 33

Mass violence, age and gender in the Early Iron Age of the southwest
2683 Carpathian Basin 886
Exploring Neolithic ovicaprine husbandry through stable isotope
analyses at the site of El Portalón de Cueva Mayor (Atapuerca,
2687 Burgos) 557

The early medieval agglomeration of Bojná - a place that sources

2689 power 15

Non-destructive Multiproxy Survey as a Resource for the Study of

2693 Development of the Medieval Metallurgy in Slovakia 974
„Livin’ On The Edge” – Lifestyle reconstruction of Pannonian
populations of the Roman Empire based on paleopathological
2694 analysis 439

Persisting Through Change: Resilient Communities in Roman Italy’s

2695 Middle Tiber Valley 1088
 Raw materials, work tools, and production processes in the Early
2698 Neolithic of Coro Trasito (Tella.Sin, Huesca). 1011

2699 The GDR "Silex", a Four-Year Review of Open Access experience 793

"Empowering Communities Through Archaeology: The Terra Levis

2700 Approach in Ávila, Spain" 1129

Tracing the Ecological Impact of Human exploitation and

2701 Environmental Changes in Baltic Sea Harp and Grey Seals 104

An integrated approach of rock art: understanding the trajectory of

2702 colouring materials from the source to the wall 355

2703 Marginal landscape - marginal data? 58

Unveiling Morphological Diversity: A Geometric Morphometric
Perspective on Holocene Lithic Artifacts in São Paulo State,
2704 Southeastern Brazil 1113

The trapezoid blade connection: giving shape to the Nordic Bronze

2707 Age and its connectivity through a multi-proxy approach 923

Is the museum a safe space for the dead? Analysis of how exhibition
2711 choices affect our understanding of human remains 1192

Performative Pilgrimage or Divine Charity? Exploring the

2712 Transformation of Bodily Identity at Roman Sanctuaries 1107

Adaptation strategies of early to mid-Holocene hunter-gatherers in

2714 the non-aquatic savannah environment of NW Butana, Sudan 995

Reshaping urban landscapes: Insights from Aeso (Isona i Conca

2716 Dellà, Catalonia, Spain) 803

The Blera archaeological project: Investigating Etruscan urbanism

2718 through multi-resolution archaeology 936

Sacred Swords of the Alps - Exploring a forgotten medieval tradition

2719 in Tyrol 15
2720 It’s the sources stupid! – Or is it darker than that..? 387

The final act of the "Spanish Ulcera", Vitoria, 1813. Archaeology,

2721 history and memory 569

The more things change? Interpreting long-term human-environment

2722 dynamics on the northern coastal flats of Papua New Guinea 1018

Environment and plant gathering at the Mesolithic Ljungaviken site in

2723 southern Sweden 902

Animal Life Histories and the Economy of an Early Nuraghe:

2724 Zooarchaeology and Isotope Analysis at Sa Conca 'e sa Cresia 1000

2725 Neanderthals and the cave 895

Between the 4th and 3rd millennium BC in Alto Douro (North of

2727 Portugal). What happens in the landscape. 1151

The agency of early modern crofters – a microarchaeological

2728 approach to dwelling 396

2731 The Strait of Otranto: a gate for Adriatic connections 833

“Deep in caves”: sensorial analysis of Iberian ritual caves (5th-3rd

2732 centuries BC) 729

Gold-garnet jewellery of the Late Antiquity - Clues for the mutual

2733 relationships between Mediterranean and Central Europe ? 390

Burials in the settlement structures of Great Moravian centres -

2734 social phenomena, evidence of collapse, or graves in the ruins? 336

2735 Another Look at Skyscape 34

2737 Olive crops in Late Bronze Age Crete: biodiversity and textual sources 1072
 Browsing legacy material: the case of the archives of the French
2738 mission at Enkomi (Cyprus) 794

The origin of landscape instability in the fourth millennium BC of the

2739 Troinese of upland Sicily 1101
About design, use, and hafting of Châtelperronian points and knives.
A combination of use-wear, residues, morpho-functional analysis
2740 and experimental approach. 637

Raw materials, manufacturing techniques and cultural connections

2742 in Iron Age and Early Orientalizing Tarquinia 936

2743 Steppe sustainability in a changing world 1120

The Edocation Moat Survey in Benin City: Using Geomatic

2745 Techniques for an Archaeological Survey 1111 Part 1

Neutron imaging in Heritage Science, some examples from

2746 tomography to elemental mapping 499

A mountain path to complexity: the case study of inner Sabina

2747 between the Iron Age and the Roman conquest. 460

Overgrown villages or proto-urban centres? Modelling the

2748 demographic growth of a Trypillian mega-site 929

Is the technological (and social) organization in Early Mesolithic

2750 Norway really uniform, if we break it down, little by little? 452
Everything Everywhere All at Once. The importance of
multidisciplinary in Palaeolithic spatial studies: The case of Cova
2752 Gran. 553

2754 The Excavations of Children’s Burial Grounds (Cillíní) in Ireland 735

The Making of an Ancient Egyptian BORDERSCAPE – The First Nile

2756 Cataract region in the 4th/3rd millennia BCE 938

Revisiting the Madonna dell’Arma cave (Sanremo, Italy): new data on

2758 Neanderthal dwellers from 1960’s heritage collections 496
 The ALCEO project: Deep learning meets Remote Sensing for
2759 Heritage Protection in the MENA region 745

Marginal Memories. Some reflections on myths and perceptions of

2761 geothermal and volcanic landscapes in the Italian Peninsula. 1155

Assessing archaeological traces beyond the walls of the hillforts in

2764 NW Iberia: preliminary results from the HINTERLAND project 591

The wagons of Yamnaya culture: the early stage of the development

2765 of wheeled transport in the Eurasian Steppe 359 Part 1

Muslim burials in Nimes : Elements of health in early medieval

2766 Islamic populations in Gaul ? 1140

Builders of walls in Bronze Age Southern Italy: the case of Coppa

2767 Nevigata 470

Raw material potential sources for Egyptian blue manufacturing

2768 during the Late Antiquity in the Crypt of St. Stephan's church. 723

2769 Losing what we gained? A waning 880

Trestles and wall posts – architectural diversification in Bronze Age

2770 Southwestern Sweden 432

Net sinkers or loom weights? Perforated sherds from the prehistoric

2771 settlement on Koukonisi, Lemnos as a study case 330

Who gets to drive? Transdisciplinarity and the challenges of

2772 integrated approaches in biomolecular archaeology 772
Análisis de los objetos de adorno personal de época Campaniforme
hallados en contextos funerarios de Andalucía (España) y Cerdeña
2773 (Italia) 638

Advanced Technologies in the Assessment and Mitigation of

2776 Archaeological Heritage Damage in Conflict Zones 492

Urban network and communication during Antiquity in the Guadalete

2778 river basin (Cádiz, Spain) 577
 MÁGREB AL-AQṢÀ AND AL-ÁNDALUS: A SHARED HISTORY OF
2780 CLIMATE, FAMINE AND EPIDEMICS. 1140

The study of stable carbon isotopes on archaeological charcoals to

2781 reconstruct the paleoclimate during Late Bronze Age in central Italy 1009

Embedding social impact and value into a client’s project: the

2782 success and challenges 406

Biogeography of late antique Mediterranean ship rats (Rattus rattus)

2783 explored with 2D geometric morphometric analysis. 104

2784 The changing fortunes of pea in Ireland over the last two millennia. 1072

Provenance determination of consumed oysters at Baelo Claudia,

2785 Gibraltar 1179

2786 Trade, metals and population movements 950

THE IMPACT OF SIZE CUTOFFS IN ARTIFACT RECOVERY AND LITHIC
ANALYSIS FOR THE MICRO-MOUSTERIAN AT CRVENA STIJENA
2787 (MONTENEGRO) 549

Building an Community at the Archaeological Institute of America

2788 that Welcomes Non-Professionals 1129

Is a distributed network of support staff the way forward? The SND

2789 experience. 381

How to take seasonality analysis a step further? A combined

2790 zooarchaeological and geoarchaeological approach 398

2791 The bronze statue of St. Peter on the top of the Trajan Column 613

2792 Digging in the wells: food and trade relations in Roman Guissona 598

Perceptions of a “Journey to the Past” in some viatical stories on

2794 Mount Athos 542
 Activity-Related Skeletal Changes and Funerary Treatment at
2795 Popůvky (Bell Beaker Period, Czechia) 1083

Heritage assessment and geophysics: challenging ‘rescue

2796 archaeology’ in consultancy 426

AI's Role in Managing Marine Cultural Heritage: Challenges,

2797 Potentials, and Ethical Considerations 647
Medieval and Modern blue notes. Cobalt blue glass from Central-
Western France : archaeological and archaeometric perspectives
2799 (13th-18th centuries) 1144

Merging Perspectives: Opportunities and Challenges in

2800 Interdisciplinary Wall Painting Research 787

A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF A ROMAN INKWELL FROM THE

2801 ROMAN TOWN OF CONIMBRIGA, PORTUGAL 727

Monuments and/as restorative justice in Africa: the case of

2802 memorials dedicated to the Mau-Mau uprising in Nairobi (Kenya) 223

2805 Ancestry and the genome: moving beyond group-thinking 772

Same hill, different climb? A macroregional comparative analysis of

2807 fortified hilltop settlements 470

2808 Patterns of Connectivity in Archaic Métauros 946

Experiences of popularisation of archaeology
in the framework of the EADs: the contribution of the Central
2809 Institute for Archaeology (ICA) 1129

Health and Hygiene in al-Andalus. Considerations on a Private Bath

2810 in Mértola (Portugal) 1140

Assessment of the impact of the recent Storm Daniel on Derna, East

2813 Libya, using Remote Sensing 745

Inter-imperiality and heritage: collecting and displaying artefacts in

2814 mid-19th century Romania 669
 Pressing issues in the Nile Valley. Problems and potential in
2819 research on wine installations in Egypt and Sudan 909

Beyond grazing: A multi-isotope approach to investigate sheep

2821 feeding strategies in the Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (3rd c. BC). 463

The afterlife of funerary monuments. Reuse and misuse of tholos

2824 tombs in classical antiquity 946

Where do burial practices begin and end? Variability in the treatment

2826 of the dead at an Early Bronze Age site. 182
Palaeoecology at Reclau Caves (Serinyà, Iberia): Faunal
assemblages from Middle Palaeolithic to Last Glacial Maximum at
2827 Arbreda and Mollet III 849

Ecological and Cultural Transmission Processes in Lithic

2829 Technological Evolution 1046

2830 Coarse ware transformations 1119

Technological changes and continuities in mortar production: a
valuable tool for the chronological interpretation of complex heritage
2832 contexts 736

There are specialists not only in the cities: Ceramic productions from
2833 the First Iron Age in the interior of Iberia. 739

2834 The role of tin in the formation of mathematical thinking in prehistory 987

Dietary Transitions during the Migration Period in Central and

2835 Southeastern Europe: new data and preliminary interpretations 92

Tracking ancient zoonosis and livestock pathogens across the

2836 domestication process 704

Life and Death in the medieval village of Vilvenich: an

2837 anthropological and biomolecular approach 588

Brewing stones. The lithic production from the Predynastic brewery

2838 of Heliopolis, Egypt 1008
 “Broccoli out of the forest!” Perspectives and Issues in Interpreting
2839 Historical Alpine Woodscapes as Foodscapes 482

Entrepreneuring women: labour and the labour force of textile

2841 manufacture in classical Greece 648

Duels & Depositions. Exploring Bronze Age de-escalation strategies

2843 through experimentation and micro-wear analysis. 1163

Stories to be Told: Preserving Excavation Narratives in AI/ML

2847 Datasets Documentation 647

Sieving for bones: Fish exploitation in the Po Plain during the Bronze
2848 Age 1081

Imports and Outcrops: obsidian procurement and the evolution of

2849 Homo sapiens behavior in the Late Pleistocene Horn of Africa 1024

Tracing the trajectories of Egyptian blue production technology: XRD,

2850 sXRF and sXANES analysis of Hellenistic and Roman samples 723

WOMEN OF POWER? EXPRESSIONS OF GENDER, POWER AND

2851 IDEOLOGY IN THE NORDIC BRONZE AGE C. 1300 – 900 BC 834

Cultural Identity within Pottery: A Geochemical Approach to

2852 Transitional Pottery from Border Zones in the Southern Levant 988

Colony or Plantation?: The Classical Spatial Lexicon of the Early

2853 English Empire 88

New perspectives on Levantine Eastern Sigillata A revealed through

2854 Archaeometry 417

The urbs of Amiternum and the Aternum flumen basin. LiDAR

2855 analysis of the archaeological site and its fluvial context. 577

Bardha’a: Stable Isotopes and the Changing Animal Husbandry

2858 Practices of a Medieval City 104

A Study on Wellbeing in the Western Mediterranean area between

2860 the Neolithic and the Bronze Age 143
 Not too much, not too little: strategies for selecting relevant samples
2861 for art dating 571

The religious topography of Archaic Thasos through geoinformatic

2862 approach. 739

New Evidence for Tsunamis and Volcanic Ashes of the Bronze Age
2864 Thera Eruption from Çeşme – Bağlararası in western Türkiye 93

Early Medieval Irish Glass Production and Exchange Networks in

2865 Context: The Role of Glass in Social and Economic Organization 860
Tracing Communication and Inclusiveness Pathways in Cultural
Heritage: Insights from Italian Human Prehistory and the Casal de’
2867 Pazzi Museum-site 811

From workshop to table : 14th century glassware in the north-west

2868 Mediterranean, an investigation based on the North Catalan example 1144

Public works and community at the dawn of the polis. The Temple of
2870 Apollo in Gortina of Crete. 648

From the Mediterranean market to the house in Olbia Pontica:

2872 spatial patterns of the distribution of core-formed glass vessels 1023

2874 Making, Using, and Repairing Dolia for Wine 804

Metal in Roman construction: examples of use and production

2875 structures 997

2876 Archaeology as healing magic 406

Spatial modeling of experimental knapping distributions: refining the

2877 characterization of Paleolithic activity areas 553

Where’s the loo? An analysis of the spatial distribution of latrines in

2879 Pompeii 498

Microarchaeological methodology for the characterisation and

2880 identification of relative sequences between rock paintings 571
2881 War on High: The Early Medieval Kastra of Kalymnos, Greece 1182

Towards a shared practice for Deep Learning applications to LiDAR-

2882 based archaeological prospection 1071

Inside Early Iron Age fashion: the Mediterranean heart of Great

2883 Steppe glass cubic beads 1023

2884 The Archaeology of Archaeology at Tel Akko, Israel 615

A fishing camp on the desert shore: fishhook technology and
ichthyoarchaeological data from a Mid-Holocene site in the Atacama
2885 Desert 18

Multi-disciplinary approaches to the study of late Neanderthals at

2886 Crvena Stijena, Montenegro 549

2889 Using big data to study rock art: a pipe dream or a promising field? 571

2891 Dealing with the Dead at Tell el-Kerkh, Northwest Syria 731

Tracing past interactions: Metagenomic analyses of kurī

2893 palaeofaeces from Aotearoa New Zealand 854

Sensing Illuminated Olympos over Time and Space, along with its
2896 Transformed Religious Aspects in Homer 934

Shifting perspectives: Theoretical and Analytical Trends in Middle

2897 Stone Age Ochre Studies 355

Cultural Resource Management Predictive Modeling - Avoiding

2898 pitfalls using AI 1157

Going with the Flow: Site Dynamics, Settlement Transitions and

2899 Land-use Strategies in the Körös Valley, Hungary 1167
The SICTRANSIT project 2016-2024. Transitions in economy and
society in Early Medieval Sicily, fifth to thirteenth century; a
2904 bioarchaeological study 74
 Happy Tropics in the Land of Magan. A New Multimillennial
2905 Archaeological Landscape North-West of Muscat in South Batinah 842

Waste Management in an Early Modern Nordic Town through Pottery

2906 Research 1044

The Production and Utilization of Plaster Beads from Nahal Hemar

2908 Cave: A multi-disciplinary approach 1103

Portable Reflectance Hyperspectral Imaging for non-invasive

2910 investigations of rock art 571

Economic exchange networks in northeast Honduras: an

2916 archaeometric approach 866

Water dynamics: Exploring a Socio-Cultural Approach to Water

2917 Management for Long-Term Viability in Southern Jordan 143

Rethinking laminar knapping during the Early Upper Palaeolithic in

2920 the central Iberian Mediterranean Basin 594

Channeling smuggling of cultural goods through the Schengen Area.

2923 Policy gaps in the European context 982

Landscape Archaeology and Sustainability in Graeco-Roman

2924 Sphakia, Southwest Crete 37

Strategies of dissemination in Middle Paleolithic Archaeology: sites,

2925 communities and strategies in rural contexts. 811
Andean landscape legacies: comprehensive digital mapping of
ancient settlement and connectivity and its potential for sustainable
2927 heritage features (NW Argentina) 866

Ancient DNA connects large-scale migration with the spread of

2928 Slavic-associated culture 395

How to deal with the change: Pottery manufacture and consumption

2930 choices in Southeast Iberia during the Post-argaric period 988
Not Another Paper on Mycenaeans! Replacing Ethnic with Other
Group Identities in the 2nd Millennium BCE East Aegean-West
2931 Anatolian Region 209
 Research of Roman villas in county Veszprém – a community
2932 archaeology project 1161

Comparative genetic variation in old olive trees in the south Levant –

2933 a window into the history of olive cultivation 1072

Punches and blade productions in the Early Neolithic of the North-

2934 East of the Iberian Peninsula 1011

Human and environment in pre-industrial city. Case-study of Prague

2936 and Wrocław. 302
Frequency of Infectious and Metabolic Diseases on Osteo-Dental
Remains in Neolithic, Copper Age and Bronze Age Contexts in
2937 Northern Italy 653

2939 On the origins of Roman winemaking in earthenware vessels 804

Proteomic analysis of Iron Age dental calculus provides insights on

2941 Scythian food systems 525

What is Synthesis? An overview of opinions garnered by the RIG

2943 group and is utilising AI a way forward. 882

Wind of change: being an archaeologist in Italy between reality and

2944 perception 893

On the way from Italy to Gotland - the finds of Ostrogothic solidi from
2945 Polish Barbaricum 1076

Sustainable agricultural practices in the Ionian chora: Rural

2946 settlement patterns and terrace farming 37

Animals in religious contexts and beyond: case studies and

2947 comparisons from 1st millennium BCE Cyprus 493

2948 Oculados: the Eyes, wide open 903

Labor Exploitation and Health Inequities Among Sugar Plantations

2949 Workers in Mauritius 971
 The Bell Beaker levels of Cal Conde (Cabrera de Mar, Spain):
2950 Preliminary results and artifact analysis of a Mediterranean site 409

2951 Big questions – small solutions, or any solutions at all? 597

A digital methodology for the mensiochronological analysis of the

2952 Roman brick-faced masonry 1029
ARCHAEOLOGIES OF GLOBAL OUTLANDS
NON-AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIES AND INTERCONNECTED
2953 SOCIETIES – an introduction 58
Rest in Ruins – New approaches to dynamic abandonment
processes and burial relocation at the Neolithic settlement of
2954 Göbekli Tepe 336

Grave goods for the afterlife between the Vth and XIIth centuries in
2956 Mértola´s territory, Portugal 522

BURIAL TAPHONOMY AND MEGALITHIC RITUAL PRACTICES IN

2957 IBERIA: THE PANORÍA CEMETERY 1151

Barczewko: Uncovering an Abandoned Medieval Town Through

2958 Archaeometry and Mortuary Archaeology 1132

Following Herakles. The role of the god as topographical marker in

2959 the organization of the landscape 517
Technological Insights in South Italian Red-figure Pottery: New
Evidence From Computational Imaging and Experimental
2960 Archaeology 857
Superpositions and superimpositions in Nordic Bronze Age rock art:
additive processes and maritime rituality in western Bohuslän (ca.
2961 1700-500 BC) 571

Digital photogrammetry in service of underwater archaeology: case

2962 studies from the Bulgarian Black Sea 915

A glimpse of Italy: the management of archaeological heritage

2963 between new reforms and old problems 664
Integrating Paleometagenomic data with Archaeological Evidence to
Study Population Dynamics in the Southern Andes during the Late
2965 Intermediate Period 854
 Archer bracelets from the large Italian islands, Sardinia and Sicily:
2967 distribution and circulation 409

Two farms, two environmental legacies: comparing social standing

2968 and environmental impact during Iceland’s settlement. 1088
Between Ruins: Assessing the Impact of 3rd Millennium BCE
paleoseismic events on the walled enclosures of Ota and Zambujal
2969 (Portugal) 93

Similarities and differences in power’s exercise between Cornwall

2971 and Galicia during Early Middle Ages (5th to 10th centuries) 1102

Sodium Chronicles… grain by grain. Quantifying salt’s demand in

2972 antiquity. 784

Crossing the Isthmus: Modelling opportunities for conflict on

2973 Hadrian’s Wall 173

New insights into the lithic assemblages from burial contexts at

2974 Zvejnieki, Latvia 1024
Necropolis of the Wielbark culture in Wilkowo as an example of
successful cooperation between field archaeologists, conservators
2975 and textile archaeologists 330
Understanding land use change in the Neolithic of the Central
Pyrenees (5600-2100 cal BCE). Spatial modelling of bioclimatic
2976 belts. 1124

Wind of Change. The spread of decorated pottery among Central

2977 Mediterranean small islands between the 3rd and 2nd millennium BC 548

2978 Clay-jar wine production now and then – a comparative perspective 804

The right place at the right time - Airborne RGB derived slope maps as
2980 guide for Upland Archaeology field survey 1111 Part 1
PXRF and archaeometry as supporting tools for the provenancing of
pottery. Production and distribution in southern Tyrrhenian Tuscany
2981 (Italy). 374

A Monumental Paradox. The Livorno 'Four Moors' between Local

2982 Identity and Mediterranean Migrations. 223
 Barczewko/Alt Wartenburg - Uncovering an Abandoned Medieval
2983 Town through Aerial Photography, Geophysics, and Excavations 1111 Part 1

Archaeometry study and restoration of Roman bronze vessels from

2984 Burgas 974

Interdisciplinary approaches to implement on site wall paintings

2985 conservation - A case study from the church of Müstair 787

Intra-mural vs urban burials in Crete: an early Byzantine

2986 Mediterranean perspective 1016

Interpreting 4th millennium BCE daub finds from Western Volhynia

2987 (SE Poland). 160

Human responses to environmental change on the southern coastal

2989 plain of the Caspian Sea during the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods 1120

2990 Human remains outside funerary contexts in Bronze Age Crete 182

A Mass of Fused Lamps from Late Antique Athens –

2991 Digital Reconstruction and Interdisciplinary Analysis 1065

Crunchy Beer: Experimental archaeobotany study in determining

2992 beer, bread, or porridge of Neolithic amorphous charred objects 973

Journey through ages: Tracking strontium shifts across adult life

2993 stages 627

Preregistering archaeological research designs and testing shoreline

2995 dating 901

“It just feels different”: An Ethnographic Exploration of Fieldworkers'

2999 Experiences with Digital Recording in Archaeological Fieldwork 1170

Transitions of physical behaviour from the Later Stone Age to the

3000 Neolithic in Northwest Africa 72

New Facets of The Faience Industry Through Scientific Analysis: A

3001 Case Study of The Harappan Site of Tigrana, Haryana, India 973
 Revealing and obscuring long-distance connections at early
3002 medieval Lindisfarne 387

3003 Global Middle Ages, Archaeology, and Posthuman Landscapes 387

The black and the white: the Emergence of Southern Italian

3005 Protogeometric pottery through the prism of Roca Vecchia 845

The Roman villa of Collet in the context of the coastal villas of the
3007 northeastern end of Hispania Citerior 468

What death tells about life: Funerary material expressions in the

3012 Medieval Horn of Africa. 566

Riverscape Geography and Settlement Clusters in Western Anatolia

3014 during the Late Bronze Age 577

Back to the Future. Recognising and assessing the significance of

3015 the archaeological heritage at different times 592

3017 Ethnobotanical perspectives on crop histories in West Africa 1072

The Forgotten Coast: Reconstructing the settlement history of

3018 northeast Honduras 866

New settlers in new fashion: mudbrick architecture and its socio-

3019 environmental challenges in Phoenician Eivissa 33

Between Lab and Field: Innovative Methodologies for Analyzing

3020 Ancient Architectural Terracottas 1029

3021 Popular Culture and Britain’s 'Small Wars' 484

A 16th c. metal thread embroidery made by copper strips, silk and

3022 sheep wool, excavated at Skriðuklaustur Monastery in Iceland 974

From “State archaeology” to “public archaeology”: looking for an

3024 Italian way to link archaeological heritage and society 893
 Landscape Analysis of the Early Bronze Age Mounds in the Middle
3025 and Lower Tundzha River 359 Part 1

What’s next? Longue durée and multi-site approaches to economic

3027 circularity in antiquity 139

Sowing the Seeds of Empire: Early Statecraft and the Emergence of

3028 Indigenous Agriculture on the Mongolian Steppe (c.250 BC-150 AD) 1072

Neolithic pottery traditions in the Adige valley: new data from Riparo
3030 Gaban and La Vela (north-eastern Italy) 988

Dusting off the archives: reconstructing the legacy of the Late Bronze
3031 Age cremation cemetery of Timmari (Matera, Italy). 1043

New Approaches to the Etruscan Riverine Landscape of the Fiora and

3032 Paglia Valley 577

EXPERIMENTAL CREMATION AS A RECONSTRUCTION OF ANCIENT

3033 VENETI RITUALS 627

3036 Spatial Modes of Cultural Memory as Seen in the Alpine Bronze Age 852

How depth in time and far in space: multiproxy prospection of the

3037 Iron Age hillfort of Irulegi (Aranguren Valley, Navarre) 470

The multiple burial beneath the Husaby monument – an example of a

3039 13th-century socio-political strategy 1049

Digging for gaming. A Game based approach to the daily life of

3041 archeological research 657

Unearthing Social Dynamics in Late Roman Liguria: Insights from the

3042 Western Necropolis of Albintimilium 122
Flying castles. SfM photogrammetry for the documentation, analysis,
and dissemination of the medieval castles of the Alpujarra (Granada-
3044 Almería, Spain) 915

Lithics & fauna remains of pit 6, Mezhyrich site: what do the

3045 Palaeolithic household pits tell us about? 248
 Breaching the gap between theory and practice: theoretical
approaches to human-animal relationships in burials from a Viking
3046 Age perspective 493
Climate Change Resilience and Vulnerabilities of Waterfront
Communities – Mixed Methods Research on ‘Pile Dwellings’ around
3047 the Alps (4000-800 BCE) 472

Shrimps in fish sauce? Exceptional discoveries of shrimp remains in

3048 the archaeological levels of two Roman sites in western France 1179

Lattara: a multisecular history of crop production in a southern Gaul

3049 port between the Iron Age and the Roman era 598
ARCHIVING FOR THE FUTURE: EVALUATING THE POTENTIAL OF
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT IN HERITAGE MANAGEMENT IN
3050 UTTARAKHAND, INDIA 978

Documenting the Remnants of Italian Rule in Northern Dalmatia,

3051 Croatia: A Historical, Cultural, and Political Challenge 1043

"Anti-plague amulet from archaeological research of the parish

3052 church in Końskowola (Lublin Voivodeship, Poland)" 438

3054 Healing archaeology between citizen science and well-being 926

Gardens of the royal and public: A Case study of heritage

3055 management at Aam Khas Bagh, Sirhind, Punjab, India 978

Stucco reliefs with an Egyptian blue background at the Art Institute of

3057 Chicago 723

Who was the fisher(man) within the Bronze- and Iron Age
3059 communities? Review of iconographic and archaeological data 18

5Dculture: Improving the quality and promoting the reuse of 3D

3060 cultural heritage data. 531

The Past Has Ears: Reflections on over 10 years of interdisciplinary

3062 research in archaeoacoustics 76
Age effect on trabecular bone organisation under insertional cortical
osteolysis(ICO): 3D-µCT analysis of enthesial changes on a juvenile
3063 osteoarchaeological sample 1004
 Beyond the Seism. The Response to the Earthquakes in the northern
3065 area of Sicily between historical and archaeological sources. 1112

Investigation of Iron-working Activities of the Medieval Harbour at

3066 Hoeke (Belgium) 974

3067 Kovačevo and the oldest Neolithic villages in the Balkans 929

GENDER, CONSUMPTION AND TRANSITIONING ECONOMIES: CASE

3068 STUDIES FROM ETRURIA TO CAMPANIA. 1173

Viking Age heritage in a fluctuating frontier: Changing interpretations

3069 and contested perspectives in the German-Danish borderlands 192

Lice and Double-sided Combs: Tracing Technological Networks of

3070 Exchange in the Early Medieval Atlantic Archipelago 861

The dietary impact of the Yamnaya horizon on Early Bronze Age

3073 agriculturalist populations in Prehistoric Europe 359 Part 1

Searching the origin of cultivated Olives: Genetic, Morphometric and

3074 Phenotypic analysis of naturally growing olives in the Atlit area, Israel 1072
Contextualization of late antique and early medieval sculpture on the
island of Krk (Croatia) based on mineralogical-petrographic analysis
3075 of stone 430
Typologies, technologies and knowledge.
SW Ethiopian Shabo hunter-gatherers and the construction of
3076 otherness 505

Exploring environmental constraints of Migration Period settlement

3077 in the Mureş valley, Romania 1167

First archaeobotanical evidence for V. faba var. equina and Vicia

3078 faba var. major cultivation and breeding from medieval southern Italy 1072

The New Cityscape of Vulci Through Time: Interdisciplinary Research

3079 into the Etruscan and Roman City 936

Gender and Cosmology in Early Iron Age Mortuary Monuments and

3081 Landscapes 895
3082 Rethinking Urbanisation: Magna Graecia and Sicily 597
Both Partial and Complete: Excavations and interpretations of
taphonomically commingled mummified remains from Diablo Wasi,
3083 Peru 1132
The Aegean sparks: Interdisciplinary exploration of fire use in
experimental and prehistoric archaeological contexts containing
3084 skeletal remains 627

3085 Neuromedievalism and the Sensorium 542

Textile tools in early medieval Slavic cemeteries. A working
instrument, an identifier of difference, or a classifier of cultural
3086 identity 1139

Contribution of lithic and bone refits to the comprehension of

3087 occupational levels at La Caune de l’Arago (Tautavel, France) 248

Bronze Age hoards around Salins-les-Bains (Jura, France): a

3089 contextual study of in situ metal finds 1172
Cucuteni-Tripolye enclosed settlements in the Moldavian
Subcarpathians (Romania). Social and economic impact, practical
3090 and symbolic role of the ditches 433

The death of the Neolithic village: Çatalhöyük after an abrupt demise

3091 of the incipient Neolithic life 929

Cinema, tourism and archaeology, the cursed alliance? If you can’t

3092 beat them, join them! 926

The use of modular ovens in Iron Age households in the Caput Adriae
3093 region 1008

Tarquinia Project: pottery as a multi-layered informative resource.

3094 Production, usage, interdisciplinarity. 936

On Unintuitivity of scale: the emergence of group agencies through

3095 spatial interactions in social-ecological systems 1095

Bronze Production and Distribution in Early Bronze Age Fortified

3096 Settlements of Eastern Slovakia 950
 Further fleshing out the stages of production of Egyptian blue in the
3099 Roman era 723

Transforming Visions: A Comparative Study of Prehistoric Site

3100 Museums in China 1161

Data fusion of neutron tomography and gamma spectroscopy by ray-

3102 tracing and its applications of ancient metal objects 499

Stable sulfur isotope ratios as an additional proxy for the

3104 reconstruction of weaning patterns – A Case Study 931
Beads in Dibbā al-Bayah:
Exploring Personal Ornament and Identity Construction across the
3106 Late Bronze Age – Early Iron Age Transition 1103

Disconnect between textual descriptions and archaeological and

3107 geographical evidences at Ayodhya. 1108
Funerary ostentation and the memory of ancient burial sites:
Merovingian burials next to a Protohistoric tumulus at Réguisheim
3108 (Alsace, France) 336

3109 Alternative paths to Early Centralisation in Northern Italy 460

New monastic towns around the Aude river in the middle ages (8th-
3110 12th centuries) 105

The micro-region of Baltinava hillforts (Latvia): landscape, space and

3112 connections 591
Settlement Development and Lake-Level Changes of the Lake of
Tiberias, Israel: Preliminary Results of the South Tiberias Lake Area
3113 Project 226

3114 Preventive conservation of archaeological monuments in Bavaria 696

Identifying death in LBA northern Greece: a dialogue between the

3116 human remains and the funerary practices 95

Who used venetian enamelled glass beakers in central Sweden? –

3118 recent finds and new understandings 1057
 Follow the wolf. The Ver sacrum tradition and the mobility in pre-
3119 Roman Italy 644

3120 Hadriana Palmyra 510

The mayor, megaliths and me: channelling mass eco-tourism and
preservation in a UNESCO Global Geopark by creating shared
3121 ownership 240

3122 A carcer castrensis in Vindobona? 1022

The complementary use of visible-induced luminescence imaging
and macro-X-ray fluorescence for identifying and mapping Egyptian
3124 Blue on Roman wall painting. 723

ARCHAEOINFORMATICS: HYBRID APPROACHES AND APPLIED

3125 ARCHAEOLOGY 745
Towards an improved understanding of human-environment
interactions during the Late Holocene and Anthropocene in the
3129 south-central Peruvian Andes 866

Peripheral Envy Satiated: A Late Roman Elite Urban Mansion at

3132 Kourion on Cyprus. 884

Breaking bones. New insights on Neolithic pottery production

3133 in northeast Italy (6th and 5th millennia cal. BCE) 903
Growth patterns and developmental trajectories of first deciduous
molars: a multidisciplinary approach combining histomorphometric
3134 and amelogenin analyses 1000

Neanderthal occupation of the Ionian Island of Kephalonia, western

3136 Greece. Preliminary results of the ASHORE project 916
Let there be Light. 3D Documentation and Visualization of Stećci
Tombstones: a comparison between digitization using
3137 Photogrammetry and Structured light 915

Differences between the manifestation of socio-economic status in

3138 architecture and through consumption 302

Early Medieval burials at ancient ruins and mounds. A reflection of

3139 different tales? 336
 Navigating the Cadaveric Island: Integrating archaeothanatology and
forensic taphonomy in the interpretation of Palaeolithic mortuary
3141 behaviours 1188

On the Way North, West, and East: Aegean Matt-Painted Wares in

3142 the Early Late Bronze Age 845

Defensive systems in the Southern Levant during the Middle Bronze

3143 Age II-III 470

The sea-level rise and the humane response in the Neolithic period
3144 in the Southern Levant. 957

Gift exchange - a key concept for explaining political and military

3145 relationships in pre-modern times? 870
The megalithic sieve: Sex estimation in fragmentary human remains
of megalithic tombs from the Spanish northern plateau through
3146 proteomic analysis 1132

3147 ARCHAEOINFORMATICS: TOWARDS A PUBLIC ARCHAEOLOGY 406

The (geo)archaeological excavation of the MBA site of La Muraiola di

3148 Povegliano (Italy): from domestic space to agro-pastoral system 463
Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Late Antiquity in Dalmatia:
Paleogenetic, Dietary, and Population Studies of the Hvar Radošević
3149 burial site 122

Insights into the origin of leprosy by analyzing ancient

3150 Mycobacterium leprae genomes from Anatolia 704

Tracking the exploitation of marine resources in post-colonial Brazil

3151 through chemical analysis of pottery 866

Intra-mural infant burials in Iron Age Latium Vetus in the wider

3153 context of the Mediterranean Prehistory: work in progress 1016

The Kispum in the House: Material Religion at Tell Muhammad,

3157 Baghdad, during the Old Babylonian period. 1016

Rethinking Roman Mining Domain Borders: Innovative Insights

3158 (Case Study on the North Part of Metalla Dardanica in Upper Moesia) 727
3160 Survival of ancient ceramic forms in modern times 802

Unraveling the bundle: tracing ancient cults in Italy's Iron Age

3161 through contextual analysis of rite spaces 1159
HOW CAN WE ACTIVATE FORGOTTEN MONUMENTAL CHANNELS
BUILD BY KING
3163 FREDERIK II IN NORTHERN ZEALAND, DENMARK? 613
The Wanigela Potters: Patterns of Production and Change. Social
change and pottery making in Wanigela, Oro Province, Papua New
3164 Guinea. 505

Industrialised Horticulture & Food Security: Adapting Urban Garden

3166 Space Functionalities Through Crisis in Medieval England 629

Paganism in Practice: An Ethnoarchaeological Exploration of Sacred

3167 Sites, Rituals, Ceremonies, and Beliefs in Rural Albania 1159

Interpretation, practical reuse and political misuse of the cromlechs

3168 of Carnac (Brittany, France) 863

‘Yamnaya’, ‘Corded Ware’, ‘Bell Beaker’ etc. The impact of

3169 archaeological taxonomies on ancient DNA research 359 Part 1

Technological practice of the Leylatepe communities: Ground stone

3170 tools from the Late Chalcolithic settlements of the Kura River basin 924

Palaeoenvironmental evidence for changing land-use practices

3171 during the Bronze and Iron Age from Northern Germany 463

Food for Humans and food for Gods: case studies from Pompeii (1st
3172 century AD) 184

What is Rome’s role in the transfer of architectural design to the

3174 northwestern provinces? 510

Innovation and Tradition in the Ceramic Set of the Roman Villa of

3175 Patti 1033

Reframing digital field survey strategies: self-critical evaluation of

3176 the data collection workflow in the WeMALP project (Greece). 1030
 Landscape of the folktales: tools for participatory archaeology in the
3177 Monti Lucretili area. 926
Application of a Deep Convolutional Neural Network to satellite
imagery for the detection of prehistoric structures in the Sahara
3178 Desert. 1071

The OPENLIT project: a first step for an open access lithotheque of

3179 Italian knappable rocks 793

Spatio-temporal changes of Iraqi water bodies and marshlands and

3180 impacts on cultural landscapes in the context of climate change. 745

3184 Human remains from ”non-burial” contexts such as wetlands 182

Exploring Sacred Rites on the Celtic Periphery: The sanctuaries of

3186 Castrejón de Capote and El Cerrón de Illescas 1159

The perception of menopause in the past: combining

3187 paleopathological, anthropological and funerary data 834

Narrative bodies and period lives: changing biographies in

3188 prehistoric Europe 1083

The vase, the content, the use.

3189 Organic Residue Analysis of Figured Pottery in context 1065

Seeking for the Dacian Dream. Exploring ancient mobility in Roman

3191 Dacia 439

A geoarchaeological approach to early medieval urbanization in

3193 Kazakhstan: the site of Dzhankent (lower Syr-darya) 387

Archaeological prospection and cultural heritage monitoring with

3196 satellite SAR imagery in Rome (Italy) 745

Sheep and goat management strategies in ancient Sogdiana through

3197 isotope and proteomics analyses 699

Centrality, Public Spaces, and the Roman Provincial Economy: A

3199 Network-Based Investigation of the North Western Provinces 727
 The future of the past: Scientific Virtual Reality for paleolithic rock art
3203 experience in the South of the Iberian Peninsula 594

Sculpting the skull. Patterns of sex-biased treatment of the dead in

3204 the Early Iron Age Romania 834

3205 Slavic Migration & Ethnogenesis - History & Archeogenetics 395

Exploring pottery firing dynamics: Integrating archaeometric

3207 analyses and experimental archaeology 661

Management of archaeological heritage, search and collection in

3210 Ukraine: the time machine works 83

3211 Archeology matters 918

3212 The model and the beast: archaeology in light of a sustainable future 556

3215 Helga Herdejürgen, a modern archaeologist 1078

Laser Ablation Analysis of Low Strontium Bioapatites: Warnings and

3216 Opportunities 557

Death in times of change: funerary practices in Lusitania during Late

3217 Antiquity 217

Approaching the coast(s): cross-cultural interactions between

3218 Cyclades and Crete during the Early Bronze Age. 1147

Dirty PrehiSTORIES: Phosphate mapping and micromorphological

3221 analyses of a La Tène period building in Birgitz (Tyrol, Austria) 160

Site formation processes with special attention to the study of

3222 concotto. 936

3223 European Period shipwrecks in Indian waters 42

 Seascapes: Tracing the Emergence and Spread of Maritime Networks
3224 in the Mediterranean during the 3rd Millennium BCE 409

Exploring Pyrotechnological Dynamics: Insights from Experimental

3225 and Zooarchaeological Analysis of Burnt Skeletal Remains 627
Underrepresented-Landscapes: Methods and analysis of human
past affection of wetlands. The saltworks production during the
3226 Roman time in Cadiz (Spain). 732

The unique example of the palatal obturator prosthesis from 18th-

3227 century Cracow (Poland). 302

The tangled meanings and relationships of landscapes and material

3228 things in the later medieval period 15

When the Past hits the Herdsman: Diachronic analysis of an agro-

3229 pastoral border landscape in Marcesina Plain (northern Italy) 1155

Mobility between the Latial hinterland and the coastal areas at the
3230 dawn of the Roman expansion: the case of Satricum 644

Indications of a crisis? Updated evidence drawn from the human

3233 remains discovered at Asparn/Schletz 85

3239 Forensic Excavation at Mountjoy Prison, Ireland 533

Exploring the monastic soundscapes in medieval Catalonia:

3241 preliminary results 76

Production in the villa forensis „Stare Mesto“ near Zdar nad Sazavou
3242 from the perspective environmental analyses 301

Redefining the treponemal history through pre-Columbian genomes

3244 from Brazil 704
Drinking Wine in Beer Country: A look into Early Bronze Age northern
Mesopotamian alcohol practices during socio-political collapse and
3245 transition 184

3247 Plaster – is my definition the same as yours? 776

 A major train wreck: the ‘new’ finds reporting app of the Austrian
3249 Federal Monuments Agency 83

Surviving in the Semi-Arid Region: The Hittites Resilience Practices in

3251 Anatolia at 2nd Millennium BC 1120
The pithoi of the rural settlement of Jazzo Fornasiello (Apulia, VIth -
IVth century BCE): archaeometric insights into production
3252 processes. 804
Unravelling a splendid web. Aegean-styled discoid loom weights in
the Eastern Mediterranean and their role in the LBA maritime
3253 exchanges 717

3255 Social Identities in Ancient Macedonia: A re-examination 209

Reinterpreting multiple burials with non-adult individuals: children’s

3256 agency and social bonds in Copper and Bronze Age Iberia 1049

Ancient Asian Echoes: Tracing Cultural Memories through Artistic

3257 Representations of Human-headed Bird 852

Tin-bronze production by co-smelting at the Phoenician site of El

3259 Carambolo (Camas, Seville, Spain) 987

Civilians in a Prisoner of War Camp: Forensic Archaeology Unravels

3260 the Story of Stalag IID's Forgotten Victims. 533

3261 Exploring Estonia's charcoal burning legacy 1082

3263 Insect synanthropy and pathways to cosmpolitisation 151

Beyond the (ethnically) Greek in Pompeian Second-Style wall-

3265 painting 209

3266 Exploring the Energetics of Gestation 364

Presentation of the project “Southern Ecuador and northern Peru as

3267 an Andean interface (AD 500 – 1532)” 866
 The metamorphoses of transvestite meanings: the trajectories of
3268 gender representations in the final scene of Euripides' Medea 679
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly– Dutch desk-based archaeological
research an example of multidisciplinary approach. Chance or
3270 wasted resource? 1111 Part 2

The Norwegian (pre)historic tradition of stone-built eel-traps in rivers

3271 and creeks 18

Body decorations in the Andes, an example of body painting and

3272 tattooing in the Chancay culture 1103

Tradition and consistency in Polish approach to export of moveable

3273 archaeological heritage. 982

Temporality, workspaces and identity: proposal for a 3D-based new

3274 approach 520

Unveiling life’s struggles: a multidisciplinary approach to explore

3275 trauma in the Longobard period 646

Doubly Marginalised? Unfree, parahuman and socially dead ‘body

3276 object’ children in Late Iron Age Scandinavia 122
The evolution of archaeological landscape in the territory of Kavaja
and Rrogozhina (Albania) from prehistory to the Imperial Roman
3279 Period 833

3280 New research on the Eneolithic lakescape of Carinthia (Austria) 790

Incised pottery of the EH III – MH I North-western Peloponnese:

3281 regional insights into the Cetina phenomenon 548
Ethnographic Perspectives on Anatomical Specimens: Curatorial
Practices and Public Engagement at the Museum Morgagni of
3283 Human Anatomy (Padua, Italy) 1192

Navarro cave (Malaga, Spain): an exceptional site with Palaeolithic

3285 Art in South of Iberian Peninsula. 594

TRACING THE PAINT: HYPERSPECTRAL CHARACTERISATION OF

3287 LEVANTINE ART. THE CASE OF THE SIERRA DE LAS CUERDAS 571
 Topographic, climatic, and demographic resources from a
diachronic socio-environmental system perspective: the case of the
3288 Bernese Seeland (CH) 143

Review and Prospects on the Neolithic Pile Dwellings Research in

3289 Savoie Alpine Lakes (France). 13

A preliminary techno-functional analysis of Liangzhu culture drills

3291 from Zhongjiacun site in south China 637

Understanding ancient worlds - the use of virtual reality in university

3297 teaching 657

Transparent Times – Glass Vessel Fragments found at Tayma

3298 (Arabian Peninsula) 860

Building bridges in the central Mediterranean: a social and spatial

3300 approach on Bronze Age interaction networks 1147

Exploring christian rural communities in the south of al-Andalus:

3301 Insights on Tózar's rupestrian Cemetery and other funerary spaces 522

Erimi-Pitharka Archaeological Project: application of digital

3302 technologies 818

No Man an Island: Insular Diet from the Late Antique sites of

3303 Martinšćica and Mirine, Eastern Adriatic 92

Tracking the evolution of people-plant relationships in the southern

3305 Hajar piedmont (Central Oman) through the Middle–Late Holocene 842

Between public and private: dedications and statuary honours of

3306 individuals in public spaces of Roman cities of Hispania 803

Echoes of the Past: Exploring the Legacies of Three Abandoned

3307 Settlements in the Faroe Islands 1050

Invisible dead – visible rituals. Analyzing the funerary rites and rituals
3308 in Late Iron Age Transylvania (Romania) 182

3309 Rethinking Synoikismos: East Lokris 597

 Finding a match: a digital comparison of archaeological pottery
3310 drawings and morphological data. 1071

Migration and Social Transformation: Neolithic Decline and Corded

3311 Ware expansion 359 Part 1
Exploring Roman Childcare Through Stable Isotope Analysis and
Nutritional Stress Evidence: A Case Study of Lucus Feroniae and
3312 Isola Sacra. 931

Application of the Radiocarbon method to mortars in archaeological

3313 contexts 736

3314 Northern Neolithic Copper: sources and connections. 923

3315 Change and Domestic Architecture in Ancient Hili 842

Managing the Underground Built Heritage: the Hellenistic Necropolis

3316 in Naples 1161

Consumption patterns of terra sigillata around the Guadiana

3317 (southern Portugal) during late antiquity 217
Neanderthal Occupation in La Sima Cave (Seville, Spain):
Geoarchaeological Interpretation through Physical-Chemical
3318 Analysis of Sediment 594
Blood of my blood: maternal health and diet inferred from high-
resolution histology-driven, biogeochemical analysis of prenatal
3319 deciduous tooth enamel 1000

Approaches to Ceramic Illustration in a Digital Age. Evaluating and

3321 comparing different methodologies. 1065

From forest to building: chaîne opératoire and life cycle of timber in

3322 ancient Roman Western Europe 997
Tooth enamel carbon and oxygen isotope ratios reveal diverse
ovicaprid husbandry strategies during the Neolithic on the Dalmatian
3323 Coast, Croatia 849

Complex interconnections between cloth production and the animal

3324 world: new proteomic insights from ancient Sudan and Nubia 699
 The Importance of Public Involvement in the Adaptation and
3326 Modernisation of Mound Sites in Lithuania 1919-2023 664

The use of non-destructive methods to reconstruct the settlement

3327 structure of high and late medieval village Lhotka. 1111 Part 1
The biography of the pottery of western Achaea (Dymaia Chora) in
the Classical period.
3329 A preliminary archaeological and archaeometric approach 1065

Unearthing Salt: Exploring Ceramic Evidence for Salt Production in a

3330 Central Italian Copper Age Community 784

Chained to the method? How might data collection influence

3331 posterior sharing 901

3332 Domesticating Earth: Rethinking the Origins of Agriculture 556

Territorialization, Human Mobility, and Social Inequalities in NE
Iberia during the Iron Age: Isotopic Analysis from Ullastret (Girona,
3334 Spain). 591

The cult of Yahweh in the Mediterranean basin: the presence of Jews

3336 and Samaritans on Delos in the Roman Period 884

Connectivity Analysis between Tarraco (Tarragona, Spain) and its

3339 Hinterland during the Late Republican and Early Empire Periods 417
Rock-cut tombs, dolmens, caves and tholoi within the Portuguese
Estremadura: revisiting Ermegeira and other tombs in the Torres
3340 Vedras region 638

Hunter-Gatherers' resistance in the Neolithic of Mediterranean

3342 Europe 1109

Sacred landscape in Ancient Egypt: royal ideology, society and

3343 modern frameworks 934

3344 ROOF TILES IN CAVES; AN ENIGMA 1029

“They Turn Up in the Strangest Places…” New Narratives of the

3345 Roman conquest in Scotland through Chance Finds 930
 Exploring the evidence for changing property ownership: Case
studies from the excavations of houses and shops at Pompeii and
3347 Tharros 803
Changes and persistence in populations, social uses and the
configuration of urban funerary areas in south-eastern Gaul (3rd-6th
3348 c. CE) 984

Castel de Pedena (San Gregorio nelle Alpi, Belluno): a hilltop

3349 settlement along a border area 470

ARCHAEOASTRONOMIC DESCRIPTION, LANDSCAPE AND

3350 SKYSCAPE OF INKAHUASI DE LUNAHUANÁ. 34

Direct push- sensing and geophysical mapping – insights into a

3351 toolbox for enhanced investigation of floodplain structures 965
The public benefits of hunter-fisher-gatherer coastal heritage – The
HORIZON MSCA Doctoral network ArCHe and its past-present-future
3353 approach 918

Mapping the differences, understanding evolution: the grounds for

3356 suggesting regional typologies for Roman-period roof tiles in the East 1029

3358 Sharing Cherts: the LAEX-UAM pilot exchanging experience 793

3360 New data on the Late Magdalenian symbolic culture in Poland 1103

How Do We Account for the Cessation of Iron Smelting on Elba in the

3361 First Century BCE? 974

Chert sourcing using LIBS: applications to the case of Cova del Parco
3362 (Alòs de Balaguer, La Noguera, Spain) 1113

Crossing the desert(s). Similarities and differences between the

3363 limes Mauretaniae Caesariensis and the limes arabicus (3rd c. CE) 390

Report of Archaeoacoustic and Anthropological study of the Rotunda

3365 in Bény (2016-2021) 76

The Bronze Age chamber tombs in Southeastern Italy and

3368 the changing role of the Dead and Ancestors in social memory 95
 Interpolating the past: bridging gaps in isotopic sequences for
comprehensive dietary reconstructions from incremental dentine
3369 analysis 666

Temporal Analysis of Looting Pits in Tūwāneh, Southern Jordan 2002-

3370 2022 492
Alfedena (AQ, Abruzzo, Italy), a 6th-5th century BCE Samnite
community: analysis of kinship and social structure through
3371 archaeogenetic data 848

Unravelling the mystery. The case of the partially commingled 3rd

3372 Mass Grave from the Mohács Memorial Park (Hungary) 1132

Infectious diseases and the skeleton: New approaches to analysing

3373 bone phenotypes on the example of Neolithic populations 653
Effects of anthropogenic and climatic changes on the Apennine
landscape during the Late Bronze Age: palynological evidence from
3374 central Italy 1101
The change from anthropocentric to zoocentric figural
representations in Neolithic cultural contexts of the southwestern
3375 Carpathian Basin 63

Inscribing Sectarianism: Religious Monumental Architecture in Post

3376 Conflict Environments 223

Abandonment of a rural landscape. The case of Sierra Nevada

3377 (Granada, Spain) 1184

Crafting tradition? Maintaining or creating tradition in occupied land,

3379 a view from Ancient Britain. 930

Luxury or standard? Rings as grave goods in urban churchyard

3380 cemeteries 302

“The Nine Men’s Morris is Filled Up with Mud”: Material Traces of

3381 Play at the Prigione del Castello, Noto Antica 857

Status and identity during the Chalcolithic of Inner Iberia: the stone
3387 beads from the tombs of Humanejos (Madrid, Spain) 1103

Contribution of funerary data to explore Tell Halula's role in exchange

3388 networks of the 8th millennium cal BC. 731
 Discovering the past to open the way to reconciliation with the First
3389 Nations 926

Circulation of metals and models along the persistent corridor

3390 between the Danube and Po River valleys during the Bronze Age 950
Pottery production as indicator for knowledge transmission and
social interactions during the so-called Greek ‘colonization’ in Italy
3391 (8th-6th centuries BC). 814

Forging Identity: Exploring the Cultural Impact of Wall Circuits in the

3392 Taranto Region 470

3393 Plaster as an aid in dating contexts? 776

Narrow, capitalist concepts of property make archaeology and

3395 heritage boring and reinforce oppressive social structures 856

Theoretical and practical definition of the archaeological potential of

3396 Sicilian landscape and preventive archaeology 1157

Early Medieval Hillfort Prague-Vinoř: Geophysical Survey as a Part of

3397 the Archaeological Investigation 426

Market competition in war times? The Impact of olive-oil Production

3398 on the Roman economy 727

3399 Tracing the Royal Domain within Medieval County of Zagreb 1054
How do Mediterranean trade impact political structures and
engender social constructions in North Alpine world during the
3400 Second Iron Age? 1173

Reassessing the Legacy Survey Data from Karanis (Egypt) in Three

3401 Dimensions 1030

The last hunters from the Gumelnița culture (4500-3900 cal BC,
3402 Romania) 1027

CIPAMUR project: innovating from community processes and

3403 networking in cultural heritage and museums for the Latin context 926
 The fortress of Rofalco in the territory of Vulci. An etruscan hub on
3404 the Olpeta valley in the mid-republican period 577

Evolving practices in excavation methodology: 3D analysis of a Slavic

3405 cremation burial mound. 915

New data on Bronze Age cereal cultivation from central and marginal
3406 areas of the Terramare territory 463

3407 The affect of material dyads: fishing as intraspecies communication 18

Mud and pottery alliances in archaeological and ethnographic

3408 contexts. Comparative insights from Egypt to the Iberian Peninsula 160

Post-Viking era population of Sambia and its contacts in the mirror of

3410 modern settlement archaeology 1163
Teeth as technical tools? Analysing dental wear as an indicator of
subsistence-related activities in island inhabitants from Neolithic
3411 Northern Germany 452

Reflection of the Horse in Material Culture in Moravia (Czech

3414 Republic) in the Urnfields and Hallstatt Period 835

Elements of Neanderthal Fire Technology and Climate from a

3416 Microstratrigraphic Study of Unit XXIV at Crvena Stijena, Montenegro 549

Scattering Egyptian collections: the case study of Predynastic and

3417 Dynastic lithic artefacts. 1165

Sharing is caring. Social media and podcasts as heritage

3418 dissemination tool ("Piedras Vivas y Otras Movidas" project) 708

Archaeogenetic Insights into the Ancient City of Blanda: A Millennia-

3419 Long Perspective from the Necropolis of Tortora (CS, Calabria, Italy) 848

From Ruins to Revival: The Role of Public Archaeology in Heritage

3420 Management 978
Pre-Columbian mummies in European museums - interdisciplinary
and transnational experiences and observations from an ongoing
3422 research project. 1165
 Resilience and settlement desertion – an example from southern
3423 Finland 575

Embracing Multivocal Heritage: Introducing the Memory Lab as the

3424 core concept of the HeritageLab Initiative 1161
Exploring Deviant Burials through Stable Isotope Analyses: A Case
Study of the Early First Millennium BC Jurilovca-Orgame Site
3425 (Romania)
Analyses of Cucuteni Trypillia settlements in the Republic of 92
Moldova:
Integration of non-invasive, minimally invasive and invasive
3431 investigation methods 1111 Part 1

Hoard of Bronze Bracelets from the Middle and Late Bronze Age in
3432 Prague-Modřany (Central Bohemia) 1172

3433 Visual perception of changing landscapes of the roman world 632

Reconstructing long-term human impact in Central Adriatic Italy

3434 using legacy and new datasets 1101

3435 The dating of Pyrenean Romanesque painting 787

The archaeologist Margarete Gütschow and women's participation at

3437 the 3rd International Archaeological Conference of Rome in 1912 1078

Historical Archaeology in Collections: Navigating Challenges and

3438 Embracing Opportunities 613
Looking at archaeological evidence of Childhood: A diachronic
review of objects, socialization practices and environments in past
3439 societies 1060

3441 Survey in 2024, between legacies and future 1030

Leveraging 3D Repositories for Archaeological Data: Standards,

3443 Accessibility, and Future Directions 381

Carthage in Gadir. Analysis of the new Punic-Carthaginian funerary

3446 assemblage from C/ Huerta del Obispo 9-13 (Cádiz, Spain) 1015
3447 Who were the miners of the Rocca San Silvestro castle? 971

Dressing the Phoenician and Punic world: exchanges of ideas and

3450 interconnections across the Mediterranean 717

The final journey. Charioteers and chariot owners in Iron Age

3452 temperate Europe. 932
Social identity and micro-narratives of life trajectory from
Bioarchaeology: women from the Chalcolithic burial site of Camino
3454 del Molino (SE-Spain). 834

Beyond Warriors: Investigating Late Neolithic female burials through

3456 copper ornaments 1103

Digital ecosystem for maritme cultural landscape recostruction in

3457 south-eastern Sicily 226

Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age funerary rites in southern
3459 Carpathian Basin: Local practices between great worlds 1013

Contrasting Magnetic Resonance Imagining and Computerized

3461 Tomography in Paleoneurology: A Comparative Analysis. 666

A picture is worth a thousand words – automated workflow of

3462 archaeological illustrations using deep learning 1071

Women and Archaeology in Sicily between the Mid-20th and 21st

3463 Centuries 738

Irmis Rka Settlement: The Frontier Site of the Kura-Araxes Culture:

3464 Local Traditions and Regional Networks 924

Minority Report: mobility networks in the Aeolian Islands during the

3466 Early Bronze Age. 548

Enclave, grey zone or what? Nubians in the Gebelein region

3467 (southern Egypt) in the late 3rd millennium BCE 938

Lab-induced Heating of Greek barley (H.vulgare) Landraces; a set of

3468 experimental methods to explore past agricultural practices 1009
 Balancing research, conservation, and local engagement. A new
3469 collaborative project between Ethiopia and Tanzania 862

3470 Miletus Ware: A Reconsidered View 669

Machine learning and archaeological predictive modelling: future

3471 horizons in predicting the past 1071

Orphans of Democracy – Performing Communal Care in Ancient

3472 Athens 340

3474 The colours of the medieval walls: the case of Sant Quirze de Pedret 787

Archaeological Education through Digital Tools: Challenges,

3475 Opportunities and Criticisms 657

The tangible and intangible legacy of the First World War: the Sassari
3476 Brigade from remembrance to myth 484

The Gralla workshop: new evidence of glass production in 18th

3477 century Mallorca 1144

Ceramic stylistic diversity in early Greece: Exclusive style(s) and

3478 ritual containers 654
Documenting the archaeological record: reflections on the
relationship between Digital Archaeology and the concept of
3479 Stratigraphic Unit 1030

Bronze Age cooking ceramic fabrics from northern Greece and

3480 Bulgaria: technological variability and uses 1065

3481 Exploring Mycenaean Knappers' toolkits 857

3482 The Palace of the Serpent or the change of the gaze 866

The urban landscape of Reggio Emilia as shown by palynology (I-XVI

3483 century A.D.; Northen Italy) 598
 Ditch, Pit, Grave: On the burial practices in the settlement of Asparn-
3484 Schletz and further LBK sites in Lower Austria 85

Integrating archaeological and local epistemologies. A case study of

3485 the Linapacan island (Palawan, Philippines) 1056

Crossing the Threshold - Experiencing Transitions. A Neolithic

3486 Perspective 1107

Gender, Craft and Tinian Marbles: a Case Study of the (Re)Invention

3488 of Tradition 505

Empirical, open and multiscalar: Research strategy in the

3489 archaeology of migration 57
Sardinia between the Chalcolithic and the Bronze Age: the
relationship between the Bell Beaker phenomenon and indigenous
3490 cultures 409

Setting the stage for neolithization: Fire in the moist highland forests
3492 of SW Ethiopia 331

STR 15.2: Excavating through the Layers of a Roman House in

3493 Antiochia ad Cragum in Western Rough Cilicia/Antiochia Ad Cragum 396
Beyond the slip surface. An archaeometric approach to the
microstructure and chemical composition of Black Gloss pottery
3494 from Pompeii 417

The transformations of the Grand Tour: from cultural travel to mass

3495 tourism 446

Roads Less Travelled: Geospatial Analysis of Potential Roman Stone

3496 Trade Routes 390

Analysis of everyday life in rural settlements during the Early Middle

3498 Ages in the Northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. 217

The Basilica Iulia Project and the archive of Laura Fabbrini (1960-
3501 1964): questions of workflow, method, and data transparency 794

The Intensification of the 4th Millennium cal BC in Southwestern

3502 Iberian Peninsula: A Comprehensive Evaluation from Multiproxy Data 1151
3505 From darkness to light: Late Iron Age Children's Burials in Mallorca 1015

Genetic and ecological characterisation of the extinct hartebeest

3506 (Alcelaphus sp.) population in the Levant 104

Working evidence: change and continuity of women’s work in

3507 Archaic to Hellenistic Athens 520

Human environmental dynamics through stable isotopic analysis of

3508 cave sediments 697

THE SECONDHAND USE OF TEXTILES

3509 IN ROMAN EVERYDAY LIFE AND ECONOMY 717

Foetal and female bodies in 4th mil. Egypt: a combined approach on

3510 pregnancy loss and early personhood acquisition 834

Assessment of the variation in land use through

3512 archaeoentomological studies. 861

(Forced) Migration and Amassed Dispossessions: Conditions and

3513 Consequences 1123

Resilience and change in the (re)creation of sacred landscapes in

3515 the Graeco-Roman city of Istros (Black Sea) 934

Life and Death in Iron Age Wales: results from radiocarbon dating,
3516 histological and stable isotope analyses from case-study sites 1093

Experiences and challenges of archaeological investigations of a gas

3517 pipeline route in Lithuania 696

‘Sad Girl’ Archaeology: Reclamation of Emotional Expression in

3518 Digital Academic Spaces 708

Municipal councils for the management of cultural heritage in the

3520 Canary Islands (Spain): the ghost of protectionism. 978

Beyond the shoreline: exploring Early Upper Palaeolithic marine

3521 mollusc exploitation at Riparo Bombrini (Ventimiglia, Italy) 849
 The Sunk Cost of Roman Shipwrecks: A New Volumetric Approach to
3522 Quantitative Analysis of Amphora Cargoes 510

3523 Cultural transitions as drivers of natural selection 772

3524 The griffin-people from the East 493

Fighters or merchants?
Czermno/ Cherven’ on the Polish-Rus’ medieval border and objects
3527 related to commerce 1133

Similarities and differences in the Late Neolithic house building

3530 techniques of Great Hungarian Plain 432

3531 The materiality of pilgrim culture in a medieval urban landscape. 15

Bilma- a menu for the Central Sahara.
Present-day and Late Pleistocene/Holocene food resources and
3532 food strategies. 184
Unraveling the Complexity of Human-Environmental Dynamics in the
Western Taurus Mountains. Insights from Interdisciplinary Research
3533 at Sagalassos 1095

New Insights into the Palaeoenvironments of the Calcareous

3534 Landscapes of Southern Britain: A Case Study from the Cotswolds 697

Vandals in peace. Investigating domestic activities in Roman Age

3535 Barbarian settlements in NE Hungary 396
Houses on the Mountainside: House Architecture in the Early and
Middle Iron Age Fortified Settlement of Dédestapolcsány-Verebce-
3536 bérc 432

3537 The introduction of bronze in western Iberia: a review 987

Unveiling Bucharest's Ottoman Legacy: Archaeological Insights into

3538 Bucharest’s Historic Inns 669

Is it possible to reliably identify the function of ancient presses

3539 through organic residue analysis? 909
3540 The Spread of Delian Sanctuaries Across the Mediterranean 188

3541 Heads on display and bodies lost 182

The Military Hospital and cemetery of São Jorge Castle (Lisbon): the
3542 materiality of violence 569

Until the pigs come home: The role of animals in mediating

3543 connectivity in Late Bronze Age Britain 369

The Paleodiet Evolution during the 8th-12th Century in the Venetian

3545 Lagoon (Italy) 92

Crop management and correlates in the demographic boost of

3548 Northern Italy in the Bronze Age 463

Material and technology of early medieval (7th-9th century AD) glass

3553 beads in the Carpathian Basin 860

After the Industry: Reinterpreting abandoned industrial landscapes

3554 in Poole Harbour. 1050

“Disappearing into the forest” – Attidutes Towards WW II Places

3555 Used by Finnish Military Deserters 1043

GlobaLID: A new community-driven research data infrastructure for

3556 sharing FAIR lead isotope data 381

Beyond Defense: Exploring the Role of Iron Age Ramparts in Northern

3557 Croatia 819

From the archaeological palimpsest to the meeting point. Two

3558 central places in the Cantabrian Mountains, L.linares and Cueiru. 1190

Gender inequalities in Northern Iberia: the women buried in the

3559 Cathedral of Santa María (Vitoria-Gasteiz; 12th-18th centuries) 834

Echoes of Neolithic Life: Deciphering Flint Artefact Biographies from

3563 Causewayed Enclosures 1024
 Interdisciplinary scientific approaches to the ancient civilisations of
3566 central Italy: lessons from Science@Tarquinia. 936

Contextualising vitreous materials in Etruria. The case study of the

3567 Monte Abatone necropolis 1023
Unveiling Sustainable Farming Strategies in the Late Bronze Age
Argive Plain, Greece: A Critique and Application of Carrying Capacity
3568 Analysis 37

3569 Integrating Neandertal Legacy: From Past to Present (Slight Return) 916

Heat treatment in lithic production in the early Neolithic of the Coves

3570 del Fem (Tarragona, Spain): Evidence, Significance, and Variability 973

Feels like home? Architectural symbolism in the domus de janas of

3573 Sardinia (Italy) 638

Artisans and Artifacts: A Post-Humanist Exploration of Etruscan

3574 Pottery 802

How to Hydrate (in) an Ancient Metropolis: Resource Exploitation for

3576 Sustainable Water Supply in Pergamon 37

Silcrete use and lithic provisioning strategies in the Middle Stone Age
3577 at Nelson Bay Cave, South Africa 973

Research on Charcoal burning platforms in the Czech Republic.

3579 Methods, results and perspective. 1082

Veterans and settlement patterns along the Lower Danube Limes:

3580 Insights into the Roman frontier 301
Beyond lithostratigraphy:Exploring vertical distribution of artifacts as
a proxy for formation processes at the Upper Palaeolithic site of Vale
3581 Boi 553

3582 Urban waste from the medieval river Senne in Brussels (Belgium) 598

Names of Power: The Study on Place Names of Slavic Strongholds in

3583 the Context of Medieval Landscape 1054
3584 A Matter of Scales; The Dutch practice 696

Wasting time examining the waste? The Early Bronze Age Waste from
3585 the Hosty Settlement (Czech Republic) 1044

Managing fire and bones: osteoarchaeological evidence from Early

3586 Iron Age central Macedonia, Greece 627
Virtual bone histology for the assessment of life history: A
multimodal approach for the characterisation of Krapina
3587 Neanderthal skeletal microstructure 1000

Between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean: the archaeological site

3588 of Torrinha 727

Never change a flowing system? When the Guadalete River became

3589 "Roman” 577

Dynamics of Settlement Patterns at the Southern Egyptian Border

3591 between the Second Millennium BC and the Roman Period 938

Social status and imperial allegiance: urban transformation in

3592 southern Etruria under Augustus 632

Production and use of animal tooth pendants in the Stone Age

3593 settlement of Zvejnieki II, northern Latvia. 1024

The bony labyrinths from Moita do Sebastião (Portugal), first insights

3595 into the Mesolithic variability using Paleoimaging 666

A party to remember? A unique face pot assemblage from the Middle

3596 Neolithic of the Carpathian Basin 63

3598 793 and 1493: comparing colonial discourses of ‘disappearance’ 930

THE BURIED AT THE AMPHITHEATER OF ALBENGA.
NEW INTERPRETATIONS FOR A SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF A
3599 LOCAL CAPITAL IN LATE ANTIQUITY 984

Beyond the fence: A comparative archaeology of the Francoist

3600 concentration camps (DES-ALAMBRAR) 484
 New perspectives on Ager Tarraconensis: the Late Antique rural
3602 landscape. 468

Seasonality of red deer (C. elaphus) revisited using tooth cementum

3604 annulation and elemental analysis by field-emission SEM-EDS 1000

Exploring knapping techniques through 3D microscopy: Preliminary

3607 results and methodological insights. 1113

TWO IN DISTRESS MAKES SORROW LESS: HOW SHARING FAILS CAN

3608 BRING DISCIPLINE FORWARD 1009

Administrating and shaping archaeology in British Mandate Palestine

3609 in light of the archives of the Department of Antiquities archives 794

3610 Stick-shaped ingots of the Old Rus’: stages of change 1133

The adaptation of Roman and post-Roman sites to lagoon
environments: the cases of Lio Piccolo and Torcello island (Venice,
3612 Italy). 1167

Convergence: A link between behavioural ecology and cultural

3613 transmission theory 1046

An holistic approach to the study of dietary practices at the Bronze

3614 Age site of Peñalosa (Baños dela Encina, Spain) 1008

3615 New evidences of trade networks between Hispania and Rome 417

Continuity or change? An in-depth analysis of core formed glass from

3616 central Greece 1023

The archaeogenomic history of sheep husbandry in the Baltic Sea

3617 region 699

Offering vs. sacrifice. A distinction between different kinds of metal

3618 deposition based on selection, treatment and context 1172

In the midst of change: Middle Bronze Age cremation practices and

3619 burial mounds of Unterradlberg, Lower Austria 1013
 Moving around the tell settlements of Central Macedonia, Greece:
3620 The case of Late Bronze Age Matt Painted pottery. 845

Six feet under in the steppe: spatial relation of the settlements and
3621 burial grounds in Protohistoric South Central Asia 1127
Towards mud and shallow waters: settlement dynamics and
adaptation processes in the Venice Lagoon from Roman to Early
3624 Middle Ages. 1167

The eastern valve: The exploitation of marine invertebrates in the

3627 Greek province of the Roman Empire, an unknown record 1179
Fire Archaeology: Assessing, managing, and preventing future
damage to archaeological sites from increasing fire seasons due to
3631 climate change 472

Bedlam, Bags, and Burial Rites: Female Hip Assemblages in Early

3632 Medieval Britain 834

3633 The erasure of the Slavic material past of Greek Macedonia 1043

3634 Paleogenomic step stones to shed light on cattle domestication 104

The flux and flow of Islamic glass bangles: Major finding from the
3636 medieval-Ottoman periods (14th-18th century) 1144

Weaving Relationships: Exploring Connections in the Messarà Plain

3637 Beyond the Dark Ages 802

3638 Limits and potentiality of preventive archaeology in Sicily 696

Early Upper Paleolithic genomes of Crimea show migration and

3640 admixture dynamics of the first modern European ancestries 710

3641 Glazed townscape – glass windows in medieval Tallinn, Estonia 860

“Boundary of Gezer” inscriptions – the earliest evidence for the

3642 “mixed borders” custom (Hebrew: eruv techumin)? 938
 Roof-tiles in Greek Sicily from their appearance to the Roman
3643 conquest. 1029

The effects of funerary practice and the burning scenario on

3649 scientific interpretations of burned bone 627

Making Identity, Biography, and Memory Through Collections of

3650 Human Remains 1083
Introducing benzene polycarboxylic acid analysis: potential of a
molecular marker for the study of archaeological hearths and
3652 wildfires 973

3654 Global Practice in Forensic Archaeology: Current World Trends 533

Death and Burial in the Southern Levant During the Middle Bronze
3655 Age: Israel as a Case Study 95
Mobility or diet? The importance of interpreting bioarchaeological
strontium data alongside environmental baselines and
3656 archaeological information 743

Analysing and Understanding the Effects of War in the Eastern

3657 Mediterranean during the 7th century CE 340

Beyond the Rainbow: Technical and Scientific Findings of Four

3658 Textile Fragments with Shaded Bands from Dura-Europos 733

Understanding the Significance of Aotora Stone: Exploring Exchange

3659 Networks and Chronological Variations during the Jomon Period 502

Thinking Through Things: Surrogate Objects in Eighth-Century

3661 Northumbrian Christianity 1107
Embodied differences in adulthood stress and mortality by sex and
historic period (Roman Imperial and Byzantine periods) at
3663 Oymaağaç-Nerik, Turkiye 74

The Critical Role of Wetlands in Ancestral Native American

3666 Agriculture in the Northern Great Lakes, USA 732

The Intersection of Islam and Nomad Cart Technology in Qipchaq

3667 and Mongol Period Burials in the Western Eurasian Steppe 566
 ‘Empty’ Places Filled with Memories: The Politics of Abandonment
3668 and Japanese American Incarceration 210

Labour, slavery and ethnicity in 19th and 20th century pearling

3671 communities, Shark Bay and Cossack, Western Australia 971

3673 Outreach In The Digital Age 708

Characteristic and meaning of 8th century Uyghur salt miners at the

3674 Davst uul Salt Mining sites in Mongolia 784

Lost Wax? Using ancient Greek warship bronze rams to infer the
3675 extent of the beeswax industry in the ancient Mediterranean 13
Processing the City.
Diet, Technology and Interaction in the Adriatic Hub of Spina (NE
3676 Italy) 739
Chronology and eclipses in Mesoamerica.
Establishment, resistance and abandonment of epochs and
3679 governments in the hegemonic centers. 34

Socio-ecologies of the Dead? Rethinking the Saxe-Goldstein

3680 Hypothesis using Scythian Epoch Mortuary Landscapes 709

Mediterranean glass in the north – analyzing a long tradition

3681 spanning centuries 1057

Skyscape, relational landscape, and thingness at Tzintzuntzan

3682 Archaeological Site. 34

Spotlight into Late Palaeolithic – Neolithic transition in Southern

3683 Arabia: The Wādī Sayy Rock Shelter 331
Applying 3D Structured Light Scanning to Roman Leather Insoles
from Vindolanda to Visualise Footprint Impressions: Results,
3686 Benefits, and Challenges 173

3687 Little Minions Grown Old: Rejuvenating Legacy Software 514

HERITAGE PRESERVATION, BENEFIT AND ENGAGEMENT:

3688 COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY IN URBAN SPACES 978
 Medical and religious concepts of the sense of smell in the Middle
3689 Ages 542

Cultural hierarchies, highlighting Indigenous collections in the

3690 Vatican Museums 1165

Modeling accessibility to interpret settlement pattern: a case study

3692 from Iron Age Southeast Arabia 842

3693 Interdisciplinary Research of Crypt Burials in Southwest Finland 438

E(truscan)-blue. A survey on the Egyptian blue in the painted tombs

3694 of Tarquinia 723

Preserving the ‘organic’ link at Beguniya: Understanding the role of

3697 local population at a ‘Protected Monument’ in India 664

Mediterranean and exotic goods with the archaeological record from

3698 the Antiquity within the district Písek, South Bohemia 390

Resouce extraction and non-agrarian production in the forested

3701 north – commodities for trade on supra-regional networks 58

Studies on the bioanthropology of incomers from the steppe and

3702 local residents of Southeastern and Central Europe 359 Part 1

3703 Beads and identities at Aşıklı Höyük: a network of relationships 1103

3704 Gothenburg and the Mediterranean - Traces of Trade Routes 1057

Archaeology on the Frontier: Enhancing Educational Programs in

3706 Remote Islands 918

The use of chemicals in the burial of victims of conflicts in the 20th

3707 century 533

3708 Beyond the walls. Exploring the urban landscape around the city. 1040
 Unveiling the secrets of the late medieval Church of Manea Brutaru
3709 in Bucharest (Romania) 735

Soldiers’ Market. Retail Trade in Military Camps on the Pannonian

3710 Limes 727

"...what is essential is invisible..." Social relations and estates of the

3711 Pauline order through geospatial and historical factors 1148

Why mapping sensations in archaeology?

3712 The Case of the Grand Tour Travellers in the Mediterranean islands. 1170

Domestic duties, civic virtue: women’s roles in western Sicilian

3713 communities (8th – 5th century BC). 1173

Neanderthals indoors. Contributions of faunal refitting to the intra-

3714 site spatial analysis of level Q at Abric Romaní 553

The Roman Agora district of Athens: transformations and innovations

3716 between the Hellenistic and Roman ages 332

3717 Ancient DNA and the dispersal of the domestic cat in Italy 151

3720 An invisible river in a landscape of visible mobility: the river Clanis 644

Evolution of pottery production in medieval Flanders: tracing cultural

3723 influences and technology transfers (8th-14th century) 631

All the things left behind – The remnants of the H. Hauptmann and K.
3725 Schmidt excavations in the Urfa-Region, Türkiye 615

3726 Storytelling With Others 1056

3727 Constitutions and railways. Archaeology of the age of revolutions. 905

Archaeological discoveries in Nerja Cave: New Palaeolithic Rock Art

3728 and Interdisciplinary Study of the Internal-Archaeological-Context 594
3729 Tradition Meets Convenience: Cult Instruments as Memorabilia 1048

Cultivated plant material and other archaeobotanical finds from Iron

3731 age smelting furnaces in western Lithuania 974

Ancient pathways, theories of mobility and network analysis:

3732 redefining the narratives 737
Assessing the spatial features of Neanderthal occupations at
Navalmaíllo Rock Shelter (Spain): identification of a single-cluster
3733 pattern through spatial modelling 553

Kinship Patterns and Genetic Profile in the Late Iron Age Seminario
3734 Vescovile Necropolis (Northeastern Italy; 3rd – 1st centuries BCE) 848

Approaching the archaeology of archaeology at Göbekli Tepe,

3735 Şanlıurfa, Southeast Türkiye 615

Genetic makeup and change in the mediaeval communities of the

3738 Carpathian Basin 588

3739 Gender Visibility in Burial Practices of Pre- and Protohistoric Europe 843

To make archaeological exhibitions - the meeting between the

3741 scientific specialist and the public 1192

Morphometric analysis and machine learning for interpretation of

3742 cremation funerary practice 666

Bone tools at the Neanderthal site of Abri Suard (Charente, France)

3743 during MIS 6-5. 849

Research to the rescue? A helping hand for heritage managers in

3745 Estonia. 83
Stacking Heritage: New approaches to the cultural management
services at IPHES (Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i
3748 Evolució Social). 664

Archaeology in the inland sea of Última Esperanza (Magallanes,

3751 Chile) 866
3752 Multi-phase Poly-cultural Ritual Space in East-central Europe 393

An exploration of reds and yellows in the Paris Basin: Sourcing

3754 strategies during the Upper Paleolithic 355

Multidisciplinary approach to animal traces in the Belgian Final-

3755 Palaeolithic and Mesolithic — case studies from the Meuse valley 871

3758 Genetic aspects of ancient pathogens in South Korea 704

Concrete Pasts, Concrete Futures: Building Islands in the

3761 Anthroposcene (Lau, Solomon Islands) 505
Common difficulties and different contexts: comparing
archaeological heritage management in two World heritage sites in
3762 Spain 664

Bridging Dimensions in Cereal Phytolith Identification: A

3763 Comparative Study of 2D and 3D Morphometric Data 1009

Persisting through change. Social identities and space in Bronze Age

3764 Aegean crafting 520

Plant diversity among Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities in

3766 urban sites In Medieval Iberia. 598

3767 Wellbeing in heritage and wellbeing through heritage 406

Enhancing detection of low-contrast prehistoric sites through

3768 invasive geophysical field investigations 965
"CISAP : An INRAP team devoted to the study of underground
archaeological structures" in collaboration with Christophe TARDY,
3770 INRAP 696

3771 Does the “polluter pays principle” fit all situations? 664

As Time Goes By: Human-Wildlife Dynamics in the Danube Gorges

3772 Throughout the Holocene 902
 Unveiling individual dietary profiles and culinary practices of the
3773 past: a multidisciplinary analysis of paleofeces 1061

Exploring the stratified landscape of Western Megaris: the

3774 ethnoarchaeological exploration of an ancient Greek chora 632

Detecting Women's Presence in Castle Environments through

3776 Archaeological and Historical Sources 834

More than piles – The resource use of Late Bronze Age settlements at
3777 Lake Biel (Switzerland) from a dendroarchaeological perspective 143

Dividing the world: space for the living vs. space for the dead in the
3780 Bruszczewo-Łęki Małe region, 2500-1800 BC 393

Neozoik Foundation: Empowering Youth in Underdeveloped Areas of

3782 Serbia Through Hands-On Archaeological Learning 406

3783 The memory of the herd 811

Adventures in Sulfur isotope analysis: Feeding the Roman Soldiers of

3784 Britannia 557

Immediate Response. The Protection of the Past During Times of

3787 Conflict and The Recent Work of Heritage for Peace 492

The demographic impact of the Roman and Visigothic presence in

3788 the Iberian Peninsula 1076

Surface water distribution as a constraint on hominin mobility in the

3789 central Azraq Basin during the Middle Pleistocene 57

The potential of the Graziosi Archive for the study of the Later Stone
3790 Age of the Horn of Africa 1043
Archaeology of the Holýšov (Holleischen) camp complex.
Contribution to the study of the interconnection of Nazi campscape
3791 and war production 650

Reappraising processes of ‘neolithization’ in eastern Africa:

3792 reflections on the utility of a colonial concept 331
 Conflict and integration: a discussion on the Norman control system
3795 over Lombard Benevento between XI and XII Century 1102

Exploring the Neural Plasticity of Early Potters: A Multidisciplinary

3796 Investigation 1097

The study of the suburban context of Reccopolis (Spain): an

3797 approach to the settlement patterns of an early medieval landscape 468

Aquatic resources and their role in human lived experiences at

3800 Mesolithic Lake Onega/Karelia 18

Exploring the Avar Period population structure – a graph theoretical

3802 study of biological relationships using phenotypic traits 544

Point clouds and cultural landscapes: Methodology and problems of

3804 3D technologies in early medieval contexts. 915

Mobility and interaction in the 3rd-2nd millennium BCE in Central

3806 Asia and the Mediterranean. A case of resistance? 856
Fluidity and Materiality.
Linking Mediterranean Waterscapes and Land through material
3807 evidence. 1193

New insights in the population dynamics of the Italic Iron Age:

3808 archaeogenetic analysis of the Middle-Adriatic cultures. 848

World Heritage for all? Assessing accessibility ambitions in WH

3810 nominations 240

Untold stories: ‘body-objects’, politics, and personhood in late

3812 prehistoric Scandinavia 1083

Between the Alps and the Jura mountains: Knowledge transfer and
3813 Early Iron Age burial mounds in western Switzerland 1013

TRADE BETWEEN THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND ANCIENT INDIA, A

3814 REVIEW OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL & LITERARY SOURCES 42

3816 No face figurines – multiple faces of interpretation 63

3817 The genomic history of the Balearic islands 1076

Corridor-shaped tombs in Oman in the late 2nd millennium BC:

3819 continuity of collective practice and the effect of societal evolution 842

Fortified Landscapes of Hellenistic Epirus: fortifications, mobility

3820 and control of space 1182

3821 The Many Soundscapes of Eflatunpınar Hittite Open Air Sanctuary 76

Mortaria from Karabournaki, northern Greece: typological and

3824 petrographic analyses 1065

Exploring consumption and environmental patterns during the

3825 Roman period in Harelbeke, Belgium via sedaDNA analysis 854

3827 GPR – impact of use in development led Archaeological projects. 426

Family Ties: Kinship and Complexity in the ‘Double Burials’ of Iron

3829 Age Britain 1049

Lilla Jored a chieftain burial? - Reconstruction an early 19th century

3830 excavation 794

"Neolithic transformations in Southern Norway: migration, cultural

3833 dynamics, and economic change" 57

Neanderthal and carnivore interaction at Escoural cave (Southern

3835 Portugal): A micro-geoarchaeological approach 496
Evaluating cultural transmission processes from geometric
projectiles using experimental protocols: A case study from the
3837 Neolithisation process in Eastern Iberia 1109

Climatic and hydrologic changes vs. human resilience in the Sybaris

3838 Plain (Italy) CHEMISTRY: UNCOVERING THE MOLECULAR
CHARCOAL 327
MYSTERIES
From preservation to the identification of taphonomic processes in
3839 archaeological contexts 1009
3845 ORAL PATHOLOGY OF ZAGREB MUMMIES -- REVISITED 525

Image matching for semi-automated die studies and their

3847 visualisation to evaluate and to improve the data quality 514

The oppida of the Alto Minho (Portugal) and their territory between
3849 2nd century BC-1st century AD: Identifying spatial networks. 1182

How the reuse and multiple-use of amphorae affected the circular

3852 economy in Roman times 139

Headless skeletons in the ditch: Unravelling the cold case at the

3853 settlement of Vráble-Veľké Lehemby (Slovakia, 5250-4950 BCE) 85
Hordes of 3D Data: A Free Open Source Semantic System for
Disseminating a LiDAR Library of the Mongolian Archaeological
3856 Landscape 797

Matt painted pottery from the region around Great Lakes: New
3857 chronological evidence 845

Cultural Exchange and Pottery Dynamics:Insights from Early Iron Age

3859 Ceramics From La Fonteta (SE Iberia, 8th – 6th centuries BC) 988

Agro-pastoral landscape fire suppression in the steppes of the

3860 Bronze and Iron Age southern Caucasus 1120

Spatial challenges for archaeological heritage management in

3861 Flanders 1091

Multiscale refitting to assess large open-air sites during the Middle

3863 Palaeolithic: The example of Route de Brial – Liounet (France). 248

An Integrated Geophysical Investigation of the Prehistoric Landscape

3864 in the Forests of Schaltenrain, Switzerland 1111 Part 1

Utilizing CT Scan and Lipid Analysis in Coprolite Studies: A Case

3865 Study of Jomon Sites in Japan 1061
DEVELOPING STANDARDISED GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS
PROCEDURES: A METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK FROM THE
3867 LOWER GALLERY OF LA GARMA (SPAIN) 553
3869 Urbanism on the sunny side of the Alps 739

The Nubian skeletal collections curated at Universidad Complutense

3872 de Madrid 1165

Genomic Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains from the Ancient

3873 Bronze Age Necropolis of Viggiano (PZ, Basilicata, Italy) 848

Breathing new life into Roman Frontiers studies: ‘Constructing the

3874 Limes’ and the ECR network 173

An archeogenetic analysis of Late Antique sites at the border of

3875 Longobard and Byzantine territories in central Italy 588

Archaeological, ethnographical, and experimental reconstructions of

3876 fishing in the Neolithic settlement of Daktariškė 5, West Lithuania 18

“Tarquinia Project”: scales of observation for experimental purposes

3877 in historical and cultural reconstruction 936

Death is dressed in white. New funerary monumentality in the

3879 Bronze Age in Galicia (NW of Iberia) 1015

Reflecting on the Multi-Scalar (Micro-) Geoarchaeological Research:

3881 The Case of Ararat-1 Cave (Armenia) 496

Unraveling Diplomatic Strategies in Early Medieval Rus': A Case

3882 Study of Gift Exchange and Dynastic Alliances 870

Hillforts in central-western Iberia. Interpretative biases and new

3883 approaches in the study of hilltop sites. 470

Some methodical thoughts on pilefield analyses and

3886 dendrochronology 1081
Earthen Long-Barrows Cemetery at Słonowice, Southern Poland -
Monumental Tombs on the Eastern Flank of the Territory of
3887 Megalithic Idea 33

The Late Antique/Early Medieval Necropolis of Castel Sozzio

3888 (Civitella D'Agliano, VT, Italy): A Multidisciplinary Research Approach. 848
 Exploring the Ahrensburgian presence in Belgium from a
zooarchaeological and isotopic perspective: the case of
3890 Remouchamps (Aywaille) 849

Tides of Spices – Commodities, luxury, and value in the Pre-Modern

3891 Indian Ocean 42

Equid-human interactions in Medieval Rome: exploring the role and

3893 management of equids through an interdisciplinary approach 835
Neanderthals and Modern Humans in comparison: hunting
strategies and carcass exploitation between the Middle and Upper
3894 Palaeolithic in central-southern Italy 398

Tracing the transformative shift in burial customs in northern Jutland

3895 during the early Corded Ware period 1013

The urban evolution of diet: evidence from ancient Thessaloniki

3896 using stable isotopes, Bayesian modeling and machine learning 931
ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXHIBITIONS IN THE MUSEUMS OF
MONTENEGRO TODAY: THE STRENGTH OF TRADITION AND THE
3897 ABSENCE OF INNOVATION 1129

Breakage and uncertainty: How potters learn from unpredictable

3898 phenomena 1097
Palaeoēcology, or media (eco-)archaeological sculpturing to evoke
conceptual displacement. Tools to reformulate the nature/human
3902 divide in Mesolithic wetland archaeology 1018

3903 Late Roman Glass Weights from Laodicea ad Lycum 860

Preventive Archeology or Rescue Archeology? Case study from

3904 Bucharest Romania. 696

Defining structure of a “central site”? Stratigraphy, architecture and

3907 function(s) of the ditches surrounding Asparn/Schletz. 85

Beginning, change and abandonment. Looking for the temporality of

3908 shepherd’s settlements in mountain regions. 1184

Paleoenvironmental and paleosoil studies of kurgans within the

3909 YMPACT project 359 Part 1
 Chasing the Sun - Women Archaeologist in Polish Research in the
3910 Mediterranean Basin 738

St. Rombout's cemetery in Mechelen, Belgium (10th-18th century

3912 AD): An archaeogenetic perspective 735

From Landscape Archaeology towards a Sustainable Future for Rural

3913 Areas: Analyzing the Case of Velva (Liguria, Italy) 1184
Reconstructing glazed ceramic consumption patterns and
technological traditions from Samanid and Karakhanid period
3914 Transoxiana 676

Developing a Machine Learning tool for the identification of

3916 archaeological features in landscape data. 1071
Travelling cattle or herd managers? Bulk and compound-specific
isotope evidence for the Neolithic introduction of agro-pastoralism
3918 at Grotta dell’Uzzo (Sicily) 849

Mechanism for long term preservation by investment-led

3919 archaeology in Hungary 592
STRABO VS STRATIGRAPHY : COMPARING TEXTUAL AND
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INFORMATION NEAR MARSEILLE AROUND THE
3920 2ND CENTURY BCE 207

Cherished Lives: Exploring Intra-mural Infant Burials in Chalcolithic

3921 Asia Minor 1016

3922 Biomechanics of Individuals from a Colonial Dockyard Site in Brazil 971

Unraveling Multifaceted Resource Management: Investigating Dry

3923 Stone Wall Systems in Mediterranean Croatia 37

3927 Bronze Age burial rites and settlement dynamics in the Central Alps 1013

Unlocking the potential of bioarcheological analysis to understand

3928 socio-economic status during the early Middle Ages in Northern Italy 122

Beyond Dichotomies: Rethinking the Symbolism and Gender

3929 Associations of Scandinavian Battle Axes of the Battle Axe Culture. 1168
 Advancing Excavation Mapping: Integrating Terrestrial
Photogrammetry, Lidar, and UAV Data for the Roman Bath Complex
3930 in Rafina, Attica, Greece 818

3934 Mid-term strategy for the Iron Age Danube Route 1161

The shadows of differences: Neural Networks and Preprocessing

3935 Strategies in Digital Artefact Analysis 1071

3936 Archaeological tools for documentation and communication 531

Reconstructing a Late Bronze Age community using
archaeogenetics: the example of the necropolis of Los Castellets II
3937 (Mequinenza, Spain) 1013

In the dirty old part of the city: Fishamble Street, Dublin through time
3940 and in context 861

Scythian life histories on the steppes of the northern Black Sea

3941 region: Interrogating mobility through biogeochemistry 92

Deposition, Disarticulation, Destruction: The Parallel Treatment of

3942 Bodies and Objects in Early Mycenaean Burials 95

Exploring ancient dental calculus: uncovering the diversity of oral

3945 archaeal Methanobrevibacter through metagenomic analysis 525
Biomolecular analysis of a Roman burial from rural Cambridgeshire
reveals an extraordinary history of childhood movement across the
3946 Empire 1083

Uncovering Lost Details: Enhancing Ancient Inscriptions Through

3947 Computer Vision and Deep Learning 915

Flooding and looting: the siege of coastal towns in Flanders during

3950 the Eighty Years' War (1568-1648) 340

Unveiling Familial Dynamics in the Middle Ages: A Case Study of the

3951 Vanished Village of Gać, Poland 735

3952 Urban and rural – new insights into the surroundings of Roman Siscia 468
 Power and women’s representations on material culture from the
3954 Early Empire: Whose voice? 679

Multi-scalar approach to the study of crafts in the Ottoman Empire:

3957 local practices in the imperial network 566

Exploring Plaster Technologies in Neolithic Makri, Northern Greece:

3959 An Insightful Perspective 776

Micromorphological Investigation of Holocene Slope Deposits in the

3961 Middle Tagus, Portugal 496

Assuming the Narrative: Humanitarian Forensic Action,

3962 Misinformation, and the Colombian Internal Conflict 533

3963 Searching for Late Mesolithic animal ontologies 493

3964 Re-creating the soundscape in a World War 2 concrete bunker 76

Heritage Management and Rural Attachments: Re-visioning the

3969 Great Wall of China as Dynamic Cultural Landscapes 192

A Complex Blend of West and East: A Biomolecular Study of Wine

3970 Manufacturing in Judea of the Early Roman Period 854
NOTES ON THE COMPLEX THE PRODUCTIVE STRUCTURE OF THE
CONTESTANIAN COAST DURING THE IRON AGE. BETWEEN
3971 DOMESTIC AND WORKSHOP PRODUCTION 408

3974 If Heritage is good for wellbeing, why are professionals so miserable? 406

Middle and Late Bronze Age copper exchange networks between

3975 Italy, the Eastern Alps and the Balkans. 950

The wetter part of the Neolithic dawn of Europe: Results from Lin 3,
3977 Lake Ohrid, Albania 1081

Mountains - a land of farming? The example of cereal crops in the

3980 western Alps during Late Prehistory 556
 How were perforated clay loom weights made, and why is their shape
3981 so different? 330

The “House of the domestic shrine”, a fifth century BC dwelling in

3982 western Sicily (Motya). Domestic space, activities, and people. 396

A road to connection: creating a cross-border narrative through

3985 community archaeology in the Western Pyrenees 1129

From the ‘nitty-gritty’ of ceramic analysis to a community of practice

3986 perspective: a view from the Bronze Age Aegean 814

The Early Mycenaean Ayios Vasileios North Cemetery, southern

3989 Greece: integrating archaeological theory and archaeological science 95

Animal Associations in Human burials: Insights from Tell Mozan

3990 (Middle Bronze Age, Northern Syria). 1132
Unveiling the fiery past: Insights into the cremation practices at
Gallo-Roman Tienen using carbon and oxygen isotope analysis and
3991 FTIR-ATR 627

Life after 14 years of experience with Mortar Dating by Cryo(2)SoniC

3994 procedure: Current state of the art and future perspectives. 736

The quarryscape of Itanos: mapping the stone economy of a Cretan

3995 city-state 430

Final form: Reframing zooarchaeological remains as a co-created

3997 artefact that unveils new data from the micro to macro scale 709

A communities-of-practice approach to trace the social change

3998 during the Early Chalcolithic in Eastern Romania 814
Comparison of large-scale magnetometry measurements with
excavation datasets in Eastern Hungary. Feature detectability and
3999 identification possibilities 1111 Part 2

Non fui, fui, non sum, non curo: example of atypical burial practice
4001 from the Rašaška - Račeša (Croatia), 13th-16th century 1148

A Network of Consumption: The Distribution of Oriental Decorative

4002 Ceramics in Hungary and the Balkans during the Ottoman Period 669
 The Great Hungarian Plain in the Middle Copper Age: New results of
4007 the research on the Hunyadihalom culture 790

Knowing through Listening: Exploring Monastic Aural Communities in

4009 Medieval Rural Europe 542

4010 Educational and Outreach Programs in the Athenian Agora 918

Workspaces and ore deposits – remote sensing and soil
geochemistry as tools for identifying past iron production
4012 environments 374

Funeral dresses from the crypt of the Wejher family in the parish
4015 church in Puck 438

The Maya Enlightenment: Colonialism, Imperialism, Sublimation and

4016 the Politics of Periodisation 856

Disentangling the Socioecological Trajectories of Mountain Old-

4017 Growth Forests in the French Pyrenees over the last centuries 482

AI classification of ceramic sherds: new frontiers for the ArchAIDE

4019 project 1071

Times of change for pottery traditions in the Northwest of the Iberian

4020 Peninsula. An approach to its study and interpretation 120

Memorializing genocide in Somaliland:

4021 When political violence, clannism, and state-building intersect 484

Ancient Human DNA Preservation and Genetic Affinity of Pre-Pottery

4023 and Pottery Neolithic Sites of Northern Syria 731

Some of them are here. The accidentally preserved dead in early

4024 medieval England 182

Exploring cultural processes through ceramic production: a case

4025 study from Campania, Southern Italy, during the 3rd millennium BC 988

Learning from non-European perspectives on gender to better

4026 understand women in European prehistory 1060
 Occurrence of human skeletal remains on Late Bronze Age
4030 settlements from SW Poland 653

‘The heartbeat of hillforts’ - On the necessity of contemporaneity for

4036 the interpretation of systems of fortifications 1182

Reconstructing plant food economy at a Funnel Beaker village:

4037 handling abundant data from a small site 1095

Mummies on the move: kinship and mobility in Early Bronze Age

4038 Central Europe 1083

The impact of Roman imperial economy on local Hispanic

4044 economies: a comparative approach. 727

The matt-painted pottery of the Late Bronze Age Ulanci cultural group
4046 Shapes, decorative motifs and chronology 845

Burial of Bishop Stefan Wierzbowski and three sets of liturgical

4047 vestments, Góra Kalwaria, Masovian Voivodship, Poland 438

Genomic refugium of pre-domestication horse lineages in the Bronze

4048 Age Carpathian Basin 104

Archaeothanatological Aspects of Burial Practices at Yuzhniy Oleniy

4049 Ostrov: Insights and Limitations 1188

The dietary practices of human communities at site 3 in Miechów

4051 (southern Poland) from the Neolithic to the Iron Age 92

4052 Lasinja culture: regional differences and macroregional similarities 790

The Middle to Upper Paleolithic Transition in Iberia: new sedimentary

4053 and Paleoenvironmental data from Cova Foradada and La Griera 496

Unique settlements complexes of LBK and Želiezovce group in SW

4054 Slovakia: Archaeological research in Vráble site 85

Pottery analysis and the Oxus Civilization. Review and Strategies

4055 from Togolok Depe 1 as a case study 676
 Death and landscape. Power, control and legitimation through the
4060 burials during the 8-11th centuries AD in the NW Iberian Peninsula 1102

Lithic production on the Late Neolithic site of Vinča-Belo Brdo

4061 (Serbia) 1011

The dead among the living: human remains in Iron Age settlements in
4062 Central Asia 1127

Changes in storage on the Great Hungarian Plain between 6000 and

4065 4000 BC 497

Gender and craft production in Oenotria during the EIA-Archaic

4066 transition 1173

Sampling urban sites for archaeobotany: Insights from Tarquinia

4067 (Italy) 598

Dis-arming the Past: Depositing Deliberately Destroyed weapons on

4068 Early Iron Age Öland, Sweden, as a Conflict Resolution Strategy? 1163

Beyond the 'Royal Hunts': Cultural traces for the collective capturing
4069 of ungulates in the South-Central Andes 1190
Multi-method geoarchaeological approaches untangle complex site
formation processes and soil biographies at early Neolithic
4071 Peiligang, middle Yellow River Valley, China 496

How Long In the Tooth? Discussing the Trials and Tribulations of

4072 Multi-Sampling Human Teeth for Isotope Analysis 1000

4073 Lifetime identities and burial pathways in Copper Age Italy 1083

So many houses, so many customs. House construction practices

4075 during the late Early Bronze Age in the central Carpathian Basin 432

Supply and use of marine shellfish in the City of Autricum (Chartres,

4076 Northwest France) 1179

Contrasting genetic impacts of eastern migrants on Early Iron Age

4077 communities in Hungary and Transylvania 819
 All things small and smaller. A scale-perspective of the study of
4078 Islamicate medieval glass 566

Re-structuring of cortical bone at the femoral midsection during early

4079 growth and locomotor development of children 1004

4081 Forge iron when it's hot 819

Economic basis of the Early Neolithic settlement in Gwoździec,

4082 southern Poland: conclusions from interdisciplinary research 396

Towards a skill-based analysis of craft organisation and cross-craft

4083 interaction: a case study from Nariño, Colombia 814

“418 Boats Sent = 20,900,000 $”: Tracing Bordering and Border-

4084 Crossing Practices in the Eastern Mediterranean 1123

4085 Textile workshops in Pompeii: past research and future perspectives 733

4086 Professional Associations and Trade Associations in Archaeology 664

4087 A New Bioavailable Strontium Baseline for the Baikal Region 743

1225 /
4088 The Monumental Rock Reliefs of Heracles in Iran General

Ceramics and Trade in Pollentia (Alcúdia, Mallorca, Spain): Study of

4089 Late Republican and High Imperial phases of the Northwest House 417

A Late Bronze Age settlement and its metallurgist workshop in Saint-

4090 Avé (Morbihan, France) 1172

The inscribed blocks of the Old Town of AlUla : a means of studying

4091 urban development 1043

Things Unmoored: Aquatic Itineraries and Watery Entanglements in

4092 Small-Island Seascapes of the Early Modern Caribbean 13
 Rodent’s as palaeocological proxies to reconstruct past
4093 environments of Eurasia 1120

By Sword and Word: Expansion and Christianization of the Southern

4094 Rus’ borders at the end of the 10th–11th centuries 15

Introducing gender and economies in the Iron Age Ancient

4095 Mediterranean. A proposal from the Gendyterranean group 1173

4096 Not A Place For Us. Hostile architecture as systemic violence. 569

3D Modelling and 3D Computed Tomography Scans in Post

4097 Excavation Investigation 797

Archaeological prospection in a neighborhood in the center of

4098 Teotihuacan (Mexico). Season 2023-.24 866
Preliminary results of the multi-isotope analysis in the Hallstatt
period bi-ritual cemetery at Modřice (8th-5th century BCE, Czech
4101 Republic) 92

Selective funerary ritual in South-East Britannia: kinship and tribal

4102 continuity in an imperial periphery? 182
Sticking to your roots: Cultural descent with modification explains
the continuity in hunter-fisher-gatherer lithic production at the Early
4103 Neolithic transition. 57

Following through the mound cemeteries landscape. The story of

4107 barrow tradition successors from the Pre-Carpathian area 393

4108 Taking the long road 797

Big Village Life: An image of households in a medieval fortified village

4109 in Southern Moravia 396

Challenges of anthropological analysis of human osteological

4111 material from prehistoric sites on Pelješac, Croatia 833

The use and avoidance of resources during the Late Bronze and Iron
4112 Ages in the western Mediterranean 143
 New Perspectives on Iron Age Ringfort Landscapes in Öland, Sweden
4114 Based on UAV ALS/LiDAR Approaches 1160

4116 Frontier wandering on the Nile’s Third Cataract 938

Early Iron Age hillforts of the south-eastern Alpine region and how we
4118 approach them 470
Environmental changes and their impact on human frequentation at
the Arma dello Stefanin, Liguria (Italy). A geoarchaeological
4119 prospective 697

Political Ecology of Shifting Water Management Systems in the

4120 Agricultural Plain of Varāmin, Iran 1058

From destruction to renaissance: continuity and discontinuity in

4122 Lucca's medieval urban landscape 1155

4123 Where is everybody? The unburied dead in early medieval England 182

The Central Point of the Region from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age?
4124 Settlement Agglomeration in Plotiště nad Labem (Bohemia) 85

The Roman way(s). Archaeobotanical records document differences

4125 in crop choices in western Iberia during Roman times 1072

At the core of bronze production. Archaeological evidence and

4126 analytical data from Bronze Age metal workshops in Northern Italy 974

The origin, production, (re-)use and trade of delicate fabrics at the

4127 transition from Late Antiquity to the Early Islamic Period 733

Some weaning patterns in Late Neolithic population of Latvian

4128 territory 92

Fluvial Anthropospheres and the way to the Anthropocene – General

4129 thoughts and methodological approaches 1167

Persistent features and disruptive elements in the eastern Baltic Sea

4130 area in the 4th-3rd millennium BCE 359 Part 2
4131 Towns which never made it: some examples from Wales 1040

Silver- and copper-inlayed belt garnitures of the 6th-7th centuries AD

4134 and their spread around the Alps 950

Caught between Events (8.2ka and 5.9ka): Human Resilience and

4136 Mobility in the Eastern Black Sea Area between 7000-4000 cal. BCE 710
The Trompgård burial. -New trends in burials of four-wheeled
wagons, Southwest Scandinavian Roman Iron Age, 1st to 3rd Century
4137 CE. 932
BIOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL INSIGHTS FROM CREMATION
PRACTICES: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH AT EL TORREJÓN DE
4138 GÁTOVA 627
Understanding animal life histories and biocultural adaptations to
challenging environments through multi-isotope analysis of
4139 Neonatal faunal remains 1000

The Wise Men's Gifts and more. Personal ornaments and high-status
4142 small finds from the EIA princely burial mounds in Jalžabet 1103

Long-term occupation and interaction dynamics in the Channel

4144 Islands: a community-based perspective 1147

4145 Animal care and welfare in Bronze Age Britain 369

Exploring social inequality, diet and livestock management

4146 strategies at the Early Bronze Age community of Jelšovce (Slovakia) 92

Ancient wine microbes from first century AD Roman client kingdom

4148 of Judea 854

The Cultural Heritage At Risk Database: Proactive and Reactive

4152 measures to trace stolen and looted cultural property 982

Developing during the Younger Dryas: insights into growth patterns of

4153 hunter-gatherers from Italy 1004

Trends in landscape and agriculture in NW Portugal in the Late

4154 Antiquity according to archaeobotanical research 217
 Children of Szécsény – Bioarchaeological approach of the nonadult
4155 remains of a post-medieval cemetery from Hungary 735

In tune with nature? Resource management during late Pleistocene

4156 and early Holocene in the Western façade of Iberia 995

Sharing History and Interpretation for Underground Built Heritage:

4158 the case-study of the Piscina Mirabilis 1161

A Bayesian ‘Big Isotopic Data’ contribution to the socio-economic

4159 impact of Romanisation 557
Creating landscapes. Mediterranean market and animal husbandry
in Iron Age and Roman Catalonia: zooarchaeological data in
4160 perspective. 482
Post-conflict landscapes in Eastern Mediterranean:
geoarchaeological and automated remote sensing mapping of
4162 vulnerable archaeological soilscapes in the Lebanese Bekka Valley 745

Dialogues between ancient Western Asia and us. Untold stories from
4163 Italian collections and archives: The DiWA Project. 613

Dutch pioneering field survey in Italy: Carel van Essen and his
4165 “passeggiate archeologiche” in Roman landscapes (1947 - 1963) 1043

4167 Historical Travel and Communications in Finland (HISCOM) 390

Archaeology and Civic Participation on the Dutch island of
Terschelling: Heritage Participation in the Creation of Archaeological
4168 Expectation Maps 978

Reflection, Ritual, and Memory: Investigation of wall paintings in the

4169 Roman mausoleum of Le Carceri Vecchie, San Prisco, South Italy. 1170
Characterization and preparation of archaeological mortars for an
effective radiocarbon dating: the case-study of samples from
4171 Mediterranean area 736

Metal Detecting: Biomolecular investigations of Transylvanian

4172 children with s(Cu)rvy 135

Mare Cyprium: Multimedia Applications for Cypriot Maritime Cultural

4173 Heritage 657
 Pounding tools: limitations and advantages in using Primates to
4174 reconstruct hominin behavior 334

Stable isotope investigation aiming the dietary habits of the Late

4175 Roman Age community in Marosszentanna, Transylvania 92

4176 Glass in the context of the ancient Iader necropolis 860

The Copper’s shine. An approach to Palmela arrowheads based on

4177 the collection from the Alcobaça caves (Alcobaça, Portugal). 409

4178 Sanitary and health conditions in rural Early Medieval Ireland. 861

A genetic analysis of a Neolithic cattle from Saudi Arabia helps

4179 explore connections between prehistoric Arabia and Africa 331

It can only be done together - the necessity of interdisciplinary

4181 collaboration in crypt research 438

Sulphur Isotopes in Bioarchaeology: Navigating Challenges and

4184 Expanding Insights through the Case of Slovenia 557

A view from the east: Comparative studies of rural settlement from

4187 the valley of Gubbio. 936

4188 Values of the Archaeological Heritage Landscape in Sweden 592

Investigating Patterns of Mobility during the Pre-Pottery to Pottery

4190 Neolithic of Southwest Asia using Strontium and Oxygen Isotopes 731

4191 Long-term sacrificial sites of the deer cult in Eurasia 393

Experiencing locality, identity, and heritage while investigating a

4192 prehistoric site in Northern Finland 811

Sick, Refugees, Detainees and Occupiers: Many lives of 500-bed

4193 Hospital in Tehran 856
 Broken bones and remedies: a bioarchaeological assessment of
4195 trauma and medicine in medieval Iceland 646

Unveiling Southampton's Past: Digital Narratives, Augmented

4196 Reality, and Community Engagement for Accessible Preservation 915

Making the most of what you have. Looking for analytical evidence of
4201 metal re- and upcycling during the Roman age 139
THE SOPHISTICATION OF THE BENAHOARITAS OF LA PALMA,
CANARY ISLANDS (C.II-XV AD) THROUGH A UNIQUE OBJECT
4205 (PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND MULTISPECTRAL IMAGING) 613
The value of a well-documented isotopic baseline for modelling
human dietary practices: a high-resolution case study from the Early
4207 Neolithic 743

Social-epistemological reflection on academic and preventive

4208 archaeology 696

4209 Phoenicians in Northwest Africa 306

Mesolithic tradition in Neolithic context - personal ornaments in

4210 funerary practices of Central Europe: a case study from Poland 1103

In the beginning of textile craft: The significant case of the

4212 Chalcolithic settlement of Los Millares (SE, Spain) 802

Settlement from the Ottoman-Era (XV–XVII Century) near the Village

4215 of Tarnayane, Vidin Region 669

4216 Magdalenian alpine ibex hunters in the high mountains 995

Ancient genomes of Çatalhöyük reveal novel age- and sex-specific

4217 burial treatment practices 1049

Development-led Archaeology in the former Czechoslovakia.

4218 Different paths of Czech and Slovak Republic 696

Decorating homes with crude constructions: excavations as a form

4219 of home repair 927
 Investigation of changes in Populations in Central Anatolian in the
4221 Neolithic Period 904
RITHMS INNOVATIVE PLATFORM: A EUROPEAN PROJECT TO
SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES’ FIGHT AGAINST
4222 CULTURAL HERITAGE CRIME THROUGH TECHNOLOGY 982

Mixed funerary practices and creative relations with the dead: Bell-
4223 beaker co-burials from Nogarole Rocca (Verona), Italy 1049

4224 Recreational Hunting in Prehistory 1027

Site functionality and mobility pattern during the East African Middle
4225 Stone Age: data from the GOT10 site, southern Ethiopia 334

Archaeology that burns. The degrees of evaluation of archaeological

4227 potential 1157

English Churchyards: from landscapes of memory to landscapes of

4228 meaning 600

Stable isotope analyses of cattle teeth from a Neolithic earthwork in

4230 Lower Saxony, Germany: Insights into birthing seasons and mobility 1000
Pulling together Power, Wealth, and Plague in medieval Northern
Iceland: contextualizing interdisciplinary information to theoretically
4231 interpret human-ecodynamics in the Past 1088

„What have the Romans ever done for us?” Multi isotope dataset
4233 from Late Antique and Early Medieval Slovenia 92

4234 Late Cypriot ‘Bathtubs’: A case study from Erimi-Pitharka 654

Lost in translation. Chinese accounts of the foreigners in an

4235 archaeological context. 207

Echoes of History: Revitalizing Heritage Conservation at Mahasu

4236 devta temple 978

4237 Signatures of abandonment in the microarchaeological record 1050

 Persistence and change in single-chambered cairns during the
4238 second half of 3rd millennium BCE in the Oman Peninsula 842

The 11th-13th Century wall paintings in Canton Ticino, Switzerland: a

4241 systematic study 787

The construction sites for transforming private buildings into public

4242 monuments: transformation sites and reuse. 803

3D reconstruction and spatial analyses: an integrated approach to

4243 explore the Palaeolithic use of living space at Sambuco Cave (Italy) 553

IsoMemo: advancing global isotopic data through collaboration and

4244 innovation 557

Ups and downs: recent research on prehistoric burial mounds in the

4245 Lake Neusiedl area (Hungary) 393

Human adaptions to an uplifting coast (Borre royal burial site, Oslo

4246 Fjord, Norway) – a geoarchaeological approach 327
Central African ethnographic tool-use and its contribution to
understanding of the earliest archaeological traces in the Congo
4247 Basin. 334

Challenges and Solutions in Automated Large-Scale Archaeological

4248 Mapping with Deep Learning: Insights from DTM Analyses in Poland 1071

The quartzite and quartz lithotheque from the CENIEH: Searching for
4249 reliable, comparable and accessible raw material descriptions 1113

Portable X-ray Fluorescence (pXRF) for Archaeological Soil

4250 Chemistry: Towards best practices 374
Shaping Lieux de Mémoire in the Southern Caucasus: A Comparative
Analysis on the Kurgans from Eastern Georgia and Western
4252 Azerbaijan 924

The archaeology from the bird's eye view. The transitions in

4256 settlement patterns between Bronze Age, Iron Age in Central Anatolia 460

The Underground Turku: 30 years of urban archaeology exhibitions in

4257 Finland 1192
4258 (Exotic) Animals as gifts in diplomatic affairs? 870

The reality of anchoring joist for wooden floors at Ostia: Insights from
4260 traces in the wall 997

“O beautiful flounder! O queen of the sea!” Archaeology, depictions,

4261 myths and traditions related to the halibut 18

Ancient genomes from a Roca Vecchia, Apulia, shed light on Minoan

4262 modes of colonisation 848

Was it really used for storage? Archaeobotanical analyses of the TRB

4264 features in Northern Poland 497

Archaeobotanical and archaeological evidence of plant food storage

4265 in prehistory in northern Germany 497

A critical analysis of the “archaeological zones” definition process in

4266 France: the zones of presumption of archaeological prescription 592

ALMA DE BOSQUE: a project promoted by HORREA about the

4268 application of routes of the culture of traditional raised granaries. 708

‘Build the Wall’: Roman Frontiers as Ideological Narratives in the

4269 Contemporary United States 88

Early Medieval Cemeteries in Roman Ruins across Southern

4270 Germany and Adjacent Areas 336

Food security through crop diversification: Fruit and nut cultivation in

4271 Medieval Central Asia 556

Dancing the Gaze: Repertoire for imagining prehispanic dances in

4272 Colombia 1097
Tracking Bronze Production in the Carpathian Basin through the
Middle/Late Bronze Age Transition Through Technical Ceramics:
4274 Current Results 814
From Satellites to Shores to Stakeholders: Decoding Climate
Change's Impact on Africa's Coastal Heritage - Insights from
4275 Senegal, Kenya, Tanzania 472
 Christian changes with persisting paganism? Comparative study of
Mogiłki cemeteries rites in the post-medieval territory of today
4276 Podlasie, North-Eastern Poland. 735

Do not compare – contrast! The dangers of borrowing management

4277 practices from elsewhere 664

Endangered heritage - climate change risk assessment and

4278 mitigation tool within the Triquetra project (Smuszewo - case study) 472

Interdisciplinary Archaeo-Environmental Studies at Kimirek-kum 1,

4279 Uzbekistan: the palaeo-ecology of a 2nd millennium BC delta system 1120

4282 Pottery from the castle of Casertavecchia: a first analysis 631

Revisiting the analysis of lithic refitted artefacts at the Upper

4283 Palaeolithic sites in Japan: its potential and challenges 248

Non-invasive Research Is a Journey Not a Quick Fix. Survey Planning

4284 and Interpretation at the Hillfort in Grąbczyn, Pomerania, Poland 1111 Part 1

Applications of Digital Archaeology in Documenting and

4285 Understanding of Gerçin Höyük, Gaziantep 818

Secondary refuse or reused objects? The presence of waste-like

4286 materials in the Finnish Iron Age cairns 1044

Biomolecular insights into early human lifeways during the

4288 Chalcolithic period of the Lesser Caucasus 924

From Cyprus to Switzerland? Analytical evidence for Cypriot and

4289 Alpine copper in the Middle Bronze Age settlement of Möriken 923
Modelling past foraging strategies in arid ecosystems: bringing
together Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Computational
4290 Archaeology 902

Unearthing walls and empires: A Geoarchaeological Exploration of

4291 Artashat/Artaxata, Armenia 33
Boserup or Malthus? Did demographic changes cause economic
innovations in prehistoric societies in the Balkans? Or the other way
4292 around? 775
 Investigating the impact of sociocultural transformations on health
quality in a big city. The population of Thebes during Classical
4293 Antiquity. 74

An experience of collaborative action between researchers,

4294 educational centres and social actors: ConCiencia Histórica Project 1129
Between the Sea and Land: Regional Narratives Encapsulating
Northern Albanian Archaeology during the Early and Middle Bronze
4295 Age 1166

Metric and non-metric dental traits from the Near East populations
4296 on the transition from hunter gathers to farmers 731

Uncovering population change and regional diversity in the Central

4300 Levant from 2nd to 1st Millennium BCE through ancient DNA analysis 904

Bioarchaeological investigation of the necropolis of San Lorenzo di

4302 Quingentole (MN): the Early Medieval facies 984

Detection of faecal matter in a Neolithic combustion feature at Abric

4303 del Xicotó (Spain) through a multiproxy geoarchaeological analysis 1061

Humans and landscapes in the mid-Kama region throughout the

4304 Holocene 902
Domestication and resource utilization in northern Iceland –
identifying social adaptation and (re)structuring from
4308 zooarchaeological data from farm midden sites 1088

Societies behind fortifications: Middle Bronze Age multi-layered

4310 settlements in Central Hungary 470

Geometric designs of Viluco ceramics. Approach from archaeology

4311 and indigenous knowledge (Mendoza, Argentina) 1094

The Gothic tribes of East-Central Europe through the lens of

4312 archaeogenomic data. 904

4313 “STALAC-RITE”: geochemical analysis of stalactites in ritual contexts 729

Megalithic grave architecture and mortuary practices in Neolithic

4314 Western Sweden as indicator for knowledge transfer 1013
 Unveiling Pot-ential Stories of Grey Wares in Northeastern Iran and
4315 Southeastern Central Asia from the Chalcolithic to the Iron Age 676

Roman structures and operations around the Venetian Lagoon:

4316 accessibility, channel interventions, and landscape changes 1167

Stone tools under a different light: Constructing the transdisciplinary

4317 Metatool ontology and reflecting on its potential for archaeology. 772

Harnessing innovation to decode the secrets of Paleolithic ground

4318 stone tools 1009
Ancient reopening is widespread in both time and space:
ritually re-entered graves in Southwest Denmark throughout the Iron
4319 age 182

Will Cordia myxa stand up, please? Untangling the histories of

4320 Cordia species in the ancient eastern Mediterranean 1072

New insights into prehistoric agriculture of northern Iberia from the

4321 analysis of starch grains embedded in dental calculus 525

Archaeological perspective to the life narrative of a Swedish author,

4324 Catharina Swedenmarck 1083

The “Desert Kites”: Newly Investigated Exceptional Monuments in

4325 the Caucasus 924

4326 The "Blob": a vitrified collapse of a raw earth structure 160

Community formation in the Early Medieval Netherlands: an

4327 integrated bioarchaeological case study near Nijmegen 588

4328 Fluid status, mobile life: a biography of the diviner 'jue' at Yinxu 1083

Tracking archaeological sheep breed diversity in Southwest Asia in

4329 paleoproteomic 1000

Simulating frequency distributions for indirectly dated human burials

4330 in South Africa 775
 A timber circle and henge in a modern landscape: community
4332 archaeology at Arminghall Henge, Norwich, Norfolk, UK 240
Abandonment and Archaeological Assumption: Ethnoarchaeological
Exploration of Settlement Abandonment in West Karbi Anglong,
4333 Northeast India 1050

4334 Repair Practices as a Memory Strategy in Ancient Greece? 1048

Biomolecular archaeology as a tool for rediscovering the Chiomonte-

4338 La Maddalena neolithic site (Italy, Western Alps). 1043

Breaking out of the ‘Egyptian’ vs ‘Nubian’ Dichotomy: The Case of a

4339 Community in New Kingdom Saqqara 209

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applied to aerial

4342 photoreading: the case study of Terna SpA. 1157

A statistical analysis of repeated names among Judahite “private”

4343 jar-handle impressions 514

APAO: an online atlas Atlas of Press facilities in Ancient Occident for

4345 the ANR MICA project 909

„Insights into Subsistence Dynamics: Exploring Animal Husbandry in

4346 Pre-Roman Getae Communities” 463

Archaeobotanical preliminary results from the Holy Sepulcher

4347 Basilica (Jerusalem, Israel) 598

The dynamics of storage vessels and storage: the case of neolithic

4348 Dispilio, North Greece 497

4349 The Whole Horse: Results from the Medieval Warhorse Project 835

The family burial vaults at St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church,

4350 Liverpool in the context of the 19th-century urban burial crisis 438

Libyan perspectives in the archive of the British Institute for Libyan

4351 and Northern African Studies 1161
 (Re)Connecting scattered fragments. Setting the foundation for a
data base combining Roman Stone architecture and its history of
4353 study 617

Archaeobotanical Heritage: the Collection of Edibles and Organic

4354 Remains of National Archaeological Museum of Naples (Italy) 1090

Technicities against “Technology”: some methodological

4355 suggestions. 505

4356 Computer Vision Best Practices in Computational Archaeology 1071

Cultural heritage and biodiversity of Rieti basin and Piediluco Lake:
archaeobotanical evidence from lakeshore settlement of Paduli
4358 (Central Italy) 1090

Reversing old practices. New collaborative approaches to the

4360 revision of the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List 664

Ancient Quarrying and Processing of Silicate Softstone in Eastern

4361 Madagascar 430

From Temple to Church: Testing settlement models in the Late

4362 Antique Egypt landscapes of Medinet Habu, Philae and Esna 695

Transforming Communities Through Developer-led Archaeology in

4363 Scotland 406
Community Role in Conservation and Management of the
Chinchorro Culture Settlement, Northern Chilean Atacama Desert,
4364 UNESCO World Heritage Site 664

Genomic transect of Early Medieval Moravia and Slovakia uncovers

4366 population turnover 395

Living coastscapes: landscapes, resources, and political strategies

4367 in the northern Tyrrhenian sea (Pecora river valley, central Italy) 327

The ‘restorer-pays’ principle? Wetland Archaeology as Taboo Trade-

4368 off in Nature-based solutions 732
Seeing with other(s) eyes. Geophysics and Development-led
Archaeology for section 3 of Sibiu - Pitesti (A1) motorway
4369 construction in Romania 426
 Archaeological research, monument management, and public
4371 response concerning the pre-Romanesque churches in Moravia (CZ) 600
Island forestry – availability, management and perception of wood
resources on islands from an archaeological and ethnographic
4373 perspective 895
Zooarchaeology in Portugal: diachronic perspective from the
Mesolithic to the Roman Period: methods, practices and data,
4374 from Sado to Tagus 104

4375 Reconstruction of historical Gothenburg, theory and digital practices. 797

Integrating geophysical and geochemical data in archaeology –

4377 experience and preliminary results from several projects 426

Enhancing GPR data quality: Data collection, integration, and

4378 analysis in long-term monitoring approaches 965
Multidisciplinary bio-archaeological approach to study the
population transformations during the Migration Period in the
4379 Eastern Carpathian Basin. 588

Changing Animal Husbandry Strategies and Sociopolitical

4380 Transformation in Medieval Northwestern Tuscany 104

4381 Sunken prehistoric ship slipways on the east coast of the Adriatic Sea 957
Rethinking gender models: a preliminary analysis to reconsider
women’s funerary identity in burials from the Middle Neolithic
4382 Northern Italy 834
Glaze and pigment recipes in Islamic ceramics from Termez (c. 9th-
14th centuries AD). Traditional technologies or new colour
4384 experiments? 676

Early adopters in ancient landscapes: Gotland’s first churchyard

4385 burials 15

Collectives on the move: Evenki hunters and their reindeer caravan

4388 in the taiga of East Siberia and Far East 1027

The use of coins in Longobard tombs: continuity of a rite or a practice

4389 with renewed meanings? 946
 The Project FAmilies, Gender, Mobility and Interculturalism in the
etrusco-italic necropolis: case studies from Campania and Veneto.
4390 Some preliminary considerations. 644

Practical Paradoxes: Exploring the Social Affordances of Things in

4392 Contemporary Mongolia 505

Like a duck to water. Roman building and engineering at the edge of

4394 the Venetian lagoon 1167

Preventive archeology and design of electrical works: The capacity

4395 for design mitigation of construction risk. 1157

Employing Machine Learning transfer knowledge techniques for

4396 improved fungal recognition in archaeological microscopy imagery 1071

People from the early-medieval archaeological site Nitra-Šindolka,

4397 Slovakia 588

4398 Meaningful deaths: burial practices in Bronze Age South-eastern Italy 95

4399 Headdress, combat headdress, the power of insignia 852

Reconstructing diet of medieval populations in northern Croatia: The
Ivanec-Stari Grad site and stable carbon and nitrogen isotope
4401 analyses 92

The River Weschnitz Fluvioscape and its interaction with the Lorsch
4404 Abbey – an overview of research questions 1167

4405 Medieval Papal Bull Seals: From Writ to Ritual 15

Modes of Exploitation and Trade Mechanisms of Salt in Medieval and

4406 Modern Eastern Romania 784

Humanitarian Mapping Service: Cultural Heritage during

4407 Humanitarian Crises 745

The PoTaRCH production in the Bielska Plaine (northern-eastern

4408 Poland). A case study of the Białowieża Primeval Forest and beyond 1082
 Ancient genomes of Çatalhöyük: lack of female exogamy and
4409 prevalence of maternal relatedness among intramural burials 731

Shadows on the Peaks: Exploring the Elusive Realms of Mountain

4410 Communities during the Early Middle Ages 217
Unveiling the Ivory Trail: Exploring Trans-Regional Connectivity and
Mobility Patterns in the Mediterranean Bell Beakers through
4411 Computational Modelling 409

4412 Occupied heritage in Crimea: 10 years of illicit excavations 492

Long-term trends in ecosystem and agricultural biodiversity in

4413 Neolithic West Asia 1058

4414 Communicating the public value of archaeology in Estonia 918

4416 A linden bast bag from the 5th millennium BC 975

New Skills for New Times: Archaeological Heritage Presentation

4418 Challenges in light of the use of new Technologies 595

4419 Avicennian noetics and Averroist aesthetics in Marinid geometry 1094

Enclosures and stone circles of prehistoric Sardinia in relation to the

4421 megalithic tombs and funerary hypogea. 638

Unveiling Late Bronze Age cemeteries in North-Eastern Slovenia: A

4422 comprehensive analysis of 87Sr/86Sr, δ88Sr, and [Sr] 92

Narratives and Materiality of State Formation and Border-Making: A

4423 View from the Hasmonean Kingdom 938

New perspectives on Late Bronze Age French alpine pile-dwellings

4424 using zooarchaeological data 369

What kind of archaeological potential can be really used as a

4425 predictive tool in development-led archaeology? 1157
4426 The “megasite” of Roztoky as a social project 395

4427 Ártánd between regional upheaval and interregional identity 819

Horses in the funeral culture of the West Baltic circle: A case study of
4428 the cemetery in Równina Dolna (Poland) 835

4429 The Castles Project 736

An Investigation of Geochemical Processes and Stone Tool

4431 Diagenesis at the Kathu Pan Site, South Africa 496

Another look at Mycenaean Dimini: Alternative Centralisation in Late

4432 Bronze Age Coastal Thessaly. 460

Capacity Building at National Level: Organisational and Technical

4433 Issues of Archaeological Data Infrastructure in the Czech Republic 381

4434 The significance of using glass in early Roman Aquincum 860

Archaeology, Crafting Maps, and Political Change: Playfully Mapping
the Contested Urban Landscapes and Memories of Suriçi in
4436 Diyarbakır 852
Bitonto (Bari): Rebirth of a City. From Repopulation During the
Second Byzantine Domination to the Norman apex (9th-12th
4437 centuries). 105
Revealing the natural and cultural history of the brown bear (Ursus
arctos) in the Central Balkans through archaeology and
4438 archaeogenetics 902

Highly commingled bone series from Alcalar (Portugal): past funerary

4440 gestures during the 3rd to the 2nd millennium B.C. cal. transition. 1132

Water as legal matter? An example from the early medieval

4441 lakebuilding called the Bulwark on Gotland. 13

Exploring Ancient Oral Microbiomes During the Mesolithic-Neolithic

4442 Transition in France 72
 Dynamics of Interaction and Commensality through the investigation
of technology and function of the matt-painted pottery of Salento
4443 (southeast Italy) 845

Economic and social transformation of Nea Paphos (Cyprus) after

4444 the 17/15 BCE earthquake 1112

Connecting People to Place: A GIS based spatial and contextual

4445 analysis of prehistoric rock art in British and Irish landscapes 571

Early Mycenaean Fortification and Community Building at Malthi,

4446 Greece 470

Ancient genomes of Çatalhöyük reveal diachronic changes in

4447 funerary practices and house use 1049

The archaeological site of Via Appia Antica 39: a burial plot from the
4449 imperial period to the 7th century CE 984

Touchstone? Experiencing 3D prints of early medieval carved

4450 monuments 643

A look at the morphotypology of Copper Age betiles in Iberia. On the

4451 Los Millares assemblages 638
The survival of the perishable. UP ground stone tools inform about
identification and characterization of behaviorally relevant plant
4452 transformative potential 637
Nouvelles données sur la reprise du commerce dans la Méditerranée
centrale alto-médiévale : Archéologie et archéométrie des épaves
4454 provençales. 559

Reassessing the dispersal of black rats through late Iron Age and
4457 medieval northern Europe 151

Leather industry in roman Pannonia: what can we tell with limited

4460 evidence. 1119

Production and circulation: the pottery from the site of El Cerro de la

4461 Virgen (Orce, Granada Spain) (2600/2500-2150/1900 BC). 409

Rethinking archaeological context through ancient art collections:

4462 the sculptural furnishing of the so-called Cassio’s Villa in Tivoli. 613
 Standardization and Challenges in Point Cloud Alignment: Laser
4463 Scanning in Roman Ostia 797

Persistence and Change: Dynamics of Alpine Rock Art during the

4464 Final Bronze Age. 1088

The maritime connectivity of Mediterranean Africa during the ‘long’

4465 third millennium BC 409

Neolithic lake shore settlement archaeology meets isotopic

4469 archaeometry 92
Transforming Bodies: The Significance of Pyre Technologies in the
Transformation of the Human Body Based on Three Open-Air
4470 Cremation Experiments 627

THE MAIN ROAD TO PREHISTORY

4471 The Excavation of a Burial ground adjoining an ancient crossroad 1013

“Encased like a gem”. The architecture of the sanctuary of Tas-Silġ in

4474 Malta through millennia, between tradition and reception 884

Palaeopathological analysis of individuals from a post-medieval site

4475 in Slovenia. 735

Settlement aggregation, earthworks, and social complexity:

4476 Pondering an archaeology of risk 85

Wooden facades in France and Scandinavia reveal the role of

4478 traditional practices in regenerative architecture 927

Contextualising Rituals. The Archaic Temple of S. Omobono as a

4479 Case Study for Investigating Archaic Roman Religion 517

The Noaidi of Kitka - The Life of a 16th-Century Sámi Ritual Specialist

4480 from Northern Finland 904

4481 Within the Stories of a Landscape 895

Early Medieval population movements from the Steppe into Europe:

4482 integrating archaeology, history and ancient genomics 1076
4483 Re-evaluating the time domains of the Carpathian Basin 790

Assessing 100 years of evolution of food practices in a Senegalese

4484 village, through the use-wear analysis of the pottery assemblage. 1024

Uncovering the genomic structure of prehistoric individuals from the

4485 Iceman’s territory in the Eastern Italian Alps. 848

No Kidding! The use of sheep hides at the Roman Fort of Vindolanda,

4486 UK 699
Anthracological evidence on lost woodlands of the Curonian Spit and
its implications on Neolithic sites, paleoenvironment and the Spit
4487 formation. 957
The anthropomorphic-vase in the “Structured deposition” among the
cultures of central-northern Italian Peninsula, at the end of 6th
4488 millennium BCE 63

Stone recycling in pottery production: examples of sustainable

4489 practices in Northern Italy and beyond 139

Calculating rates of change and observing latent processes in

4491 archaeological ‘big data’ 775

The Wikicare platform and the collaborative cataloguing of early

4492 medieval churches: from research to social value 600

Techno-functional analysis of the Mousterian lithic assemblage from

4493 Gabasa cave (Spain) 1113

Developing software for the documentation of archaeological

4494 fieldwork in NFDI4Objects 1077
Lifting the Lid on the Hebridean Neolithic: Using Organic Residue
Analysis to Reconstruct Foodways in the Outer Hebridean Social
4496 Landscape. 184

Everyday Objects of Containment: The reflexive use of Roman Metal

4498 objects Depicting Captives and Punishment 1022

Medieval globalisation? Following the amber trade between the

4499 Baltic, Rus’ and Central Asia 1133
 Sea-Urchin middens in Roman archaeology: new evidence from
4500 Baelo Claudia 1179
Age, Activity, and Adaptation: Bridging Macroscopic and Microscopic
Insights into Entheseal Changes in the Upper Limbs of the Elderly
4502 Population 799

4503 Epigraphic clues for women's lives in Roman provinces 679

Visibility, topography and distribution of the Early Bronze Age Hafit

4505 tombs in the Al-Hajar Mountains in Southeast Arabia 842

Biocultural Analysis of Three Medieval Transylvania Burials

4507 Associated with A Millstone 1139

Neolithic farming and "the village": insights from western Asia and
4508 south-east Europe 929

Finding meaning along the way: what network perspectives on raw

4509 materials have to offer 814
Digital techniques for acquiring pottery surfaces: comparing
methods for analysing technological traces and imprints on
4512 experimental reference collections 857

The matter (and meaning) of monuments. Tales from Sardinia, an

4514 “italian internal colony” 223

Central African archaeology of the northern Bantu borderlands:

4515 Initial Results of the CongUbangi research project 938

The Value of Fragments – Ethical Views on the Curation and

4516 Research of Problematic Human Remains 1132

The Archaeological Museum “Aristide Gentiloni Silverj” of Tolentino:

4517 from the 19th century collection to Incluseum 1161
From realia to virtual reality. A project of Mediterranean
archaeological heritage valorisation overseas through Digital
4519 Archaeology and AI 1065

Distant Evidence of Close Contacts: Central European Features in

4521 the Material Culture of Yamnaya People 359 Part 2
 Around the Baltic and Beyond: Trans-Baltic Contacts Throughout
4522 Prehistory and Early History 1160

On the social context of figurine fragmentation and deposition:

4523 insights from the Cucuteni-Trypillia site of Stolniceni 63

Wildlife in the Landscape: Wild animal and plant spatio-temporal

4524 distributions during the Holocene in Serbia 902
Exploring the deviant female-child burials from the Sultana-Malu
Roșu (Romania) necropolis through stable isotope analysis (δ13C
4526 and δ15N) 931

1000 Ancient Italian Genomes: Evidence from ancient biomolecules

4527 for unravelling past human population Dynamics 848

Complexities of (archaeological) heritage work among/with

4532 marginalised local communities in Sudan 862

4533 Revisiting the cave Dollsteinhola at the Norwegian coast 1150

4537 The Future Past: Archaeology and Social Innovation 466

Age Estimation among Elderly Eunuchs: A Case Study from Linglong

4539 Lane Cemetery in Beijing, China 799

The History of Bohuslän - From Inside the Head of an Archaeologist

4541 Into the Hands of a Designer 1192

4542 The concept of knowledge and knowledge transfer in archaeology 1013

Ceramics and Cultural Change in 7th Century BC Crete: The

4544 Polychrome Vessels from Knossos 988

4546 Mythological depictions on Roman glass from the eastern Adriatic 860
Concealed roles. A palaeoanthropological reading on nourishment,
health, and care giving in a peasant community in the Sharq al-
4548 Andalus 1140
 Palaeoenvironmental changes through the Holocene in Cacheu
4549 (Guinea-Bissau): preliminary palynological and fire results. 902

4552 Life in the enemy camp - consequences of war 340

Multiple Narratives, Multiple Itineraries: The Indonesian Megaliths in

4553 Iowa City, Iowa 863

A view on gender and sexuality through the anthropomorphic

4554 figurines of Urkesh 679

Legality in the Formation of Archaeological Collections and Future

4555 Trends: A Case Study of the Museo de América de Madrid 982

An insight on health status during the early Middle Ages in Central

4556 and Northern Italy (V-VII centuries CE) 984
Overview of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe Programme
in Hungary.National and international networks, examples of good
4557 practices 1161

Moving house(mouse): A look at microfaunal assemblages and the

4558 anthrodependant niche in Anatolia. 151
High spatial resolution measurements of Sr isotopes and trace
element abundance in dental tissues: Implications for mobility and
4559 seasonality studies 1000

4561 Development-led archaeology as Applied Archaeology 466

Obsidian fingerprinting and backed geometrics: tracking mobility

4563 and the advent of herding in Arabia and the Horn of Africa 331

Debondable adhesives: an archaeo-inspired adhesive for modern

4564 applications 1082

Building a strong referential: when ethnographic work can help

4565 archaeological investigations on food processing 1008

Imperial funerary contexts from the site of Unhos (Loures, Portugal).

4566 Study of bone artefacts, pottery and glass vessels 946
 Keep Control of Your Data! A Decentralized, Open-source and
Community-driven Approach to Archaeological Data Sharing through
4568 the “archeoViz Portal” 381

The Late Mesolithic Storegga Tsunami (ca. 6150 BCE): Exploring

4571 impact and post-disaster responses 1112

4574 Houses and everyday domestic life in Early Modern Swedish Towns. 396

Challenging "Sense of Space/Place". Migration, newcomers and

4575 advocacy for de-Heritagization processes 616

Investigating the coarse pottery from the sanctuary of Kalapodi. An

4577 archaeometric approach 1065

From Arbeia to the Alamo and back: colonial frontiers in Roman

4579 Europe and Spanish America 88

Horse as a historical and archaeological source, and as a cultural

4580 monument. Case study: Cretan Horse. 835

4583 Infectious diseases in the Medieval necropolis of Las Gobas, Iberia 704

Maritime Routes and Roman Trade Networks: Insights from the

4584 Camaggi-Tomasello Shipwreck (2nd -1st century BC) 1193

From Bayra to Vera. The collapse and subsequent reconstruction of a

4585 town in the aftermath of an earthquake 1112

Morphological and topographical analysis of the Vallum of Hadrian's

4586 Wall using LiDAR 173

The dynamics of the ritual landscapes changes in the North Pontic

4589 Steppe during Eneolithic - Bronze Age 393

Marginalised communities in Late Medieval Lisbon: A multi-isotopic

4591 diet and mobility study of the Rua das Lagares 74 necropolises. 1139

Underwater realms. Place-making under the sea in the Bronze and

4593 Iron Age Mediterranean. 13
 Methods in Practice: Integrative Approaches for New Interpretations
4595 of Animals and Society in Bronze Age Europe 369

Post-depositional ritualism at Late Antique tombs of the Western

4596 Mediterranean. Local particularities in a commemorative koiné 946

Differences in amino acid carbon isotope values of domestic and

4597 wild fauna, but how do we explain them? 557
Unearthing Urban Futures: Revolutionizing Urban Development
through Interdisciplinary Digital Archaeological Integration in
4599 Almere, Netherlands 1170

4600 Retzius collection: aboriginal crania from Puerto Rico in Stockholm. 704
Freeze-thaw effects on use-wear preservation: A review on published
experiments and Implications for the Functional Interpretation of
4601 Lithics 637

4602 Living Lavishly: Luxury Textiles from Dura-Europos and Palmyra 733

4603 Ethnography and deep time archaeology: a reevaluation. 334

Identifying construction timber with digital scanning techniques –

4604 Idjoš Gradište example 432

Disability of an adult male with amputation of a lower limb from

4605 medieval Culmen, Poland 646

Study of production techniques and investigation of chemical

4606 degradation of multi-component archaeological adhesives 1082

Harvesting and exploitation of Mediterranean marine invertebrates in

4607 Roman times 1179
ARCHAEOLOGY DAYS NETHERLANDS, ENGAGING AND
CONNECTING A YOUNGER AUDIENCE BY BUILDING UP & INSPIRING
4608 A NETWORK OF 250 PARTNERS 1129

Baby, it’s cold outside; How changing farming practices influence

4609 the insect biota on the edge of the inhabitable world. 861
4610 The genetic makeup of the last hunter-gatherers of southern Belgium 57

4612 Praehistoric textiles - more than just appearances and haptic 1094

Islands of Transformation: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on

4613 Adaption, Resilience, and Sustainability 1147

The role of women archaeologists in organizing archaeological

4614 congresses in Ukraine 1078

One narrative fits all? Reviewing Roman urban developments in mid-

4615 Imperial Italy 803

Optimizing a Protocol for Ancient DNA Extraction from Clay Tobacco

4616 Pipestems 854

Combined genomic and lipid analyses reveal new insights into birch
4617 tar use and function in the Neolithic Alps 854

Submerged, covered or exposed; Accessibility and representativity of

4619 archaeological data in and around Doggerland (12-7ka calBP) 775

4620 Testing hypotheses of cultural hitch-hiking in prehistory 1046

Understanding social relations of Bronze Age communities in the
Carpathian Basin: Ceramic petrographic analysis in the Maklár
4622 microregion (NE Hungary) 1024

The Impact of War on Heritage: Lessons from the Northern Ethiopian

4624 Conflict 492

Diet (δ13C, δ15N) and mobility (δ18O) in the medieval site of

4625 Noviodunum (Romania): poverty and the Bogomil neo-gnostic sect 931

LEAPing into the Bronze Age: Understanding the complex interplay

4626 between climate and humans in Belgium around the 3.2 ka event 472

The origin and tempo of Natufian sedentism: A comparative meta-

4627 analysis of subsistence strategies 1109
 Trafficked cultural heritage artefacts: between transnational
4628 governance and national legal frameworks 982

Untangling past arboreal relationships among ancestral Kalispel

4629 landscapes 709

Hunting Tales: An ethno-archaeological study of BaYaka spear

4630 hunting 1056
Traumatic evidence and disabilities in an exceptional population of
the SW Mediterranean Chalcolithic: Camino del Molino (Murcia,
4631 Spain) 646

Recording use- wear traces on textile tools with Reflectance

4632 Transformation Imaging (RTI): a case study from Archaic Messapia. 330

To Customers with Care: An Ethnographic Example of Butsudan

4633 Distribution in Rural Japan 505

The (re) discovery of the Vetriolo Bronze Age mining area (Trentino,
4634 Italy): Archaeological and archaeometric data 950
Exploring Archaeological Interpretations: Reinforcing Stereotypes or
Deconstructing Social Constructs? Insights from Hunter-Gatherer
4635 Societies at Czech Paleolithic Sites. 1060

4638 Reinterpreting Pompeii’s Plaster Casts using ancient DNA 848

The Stagnone (Marsala, Italy): history, new perspective of research

4639 with applied approaches and technologies 306

The Provenance Reliability Index: Spotlighting the Impact of Object

4641 Histories on Our Understandings of the Ancient World 613

Technical skill and Identities in the (Western) Mediterranean Iron

4642 Age. 520

Cultivating Resilience: The Role of Agency and Memory in the Urban

4644 Market Garden ‘Boom’ of Post-Earthquake Pompeii (AD 62-79) 1112

Re-working of the numismatic database of the Nietulisko Małe hoard

4645 applying international standards and RTI documentation 617
 Current work and research directions on the Early Upper Palaeolithic
4646 site of Cova Foradada (Xábia, Alicante, Spain) 594

4647 What actually happened to Segestani after the Roman conquest? 340

4656 The art of well-being, with art, archaeology and landscape. 1129
Sub-millimetric SfM 3D scanning of medieval architecture:
Photogrammetric digital twin of the Durham Norman Chapel for
4657 conservation and heritage management 915

The transition from Muslim world to Portuguese Kingdom in southern

4659 Portugal (11th-13th cent.) 74

Sectioning without a scratch? Using muons to non-destructively

4660 depth profile the composition of Roman coins 499

4661 Late Neanderthal occupation of Bacho Kiro Cave (Bulgaria) 549

Sex estimation and phylogenetic characterization of Pleistocene

4662 faunal enamel 1000

An assemblage of archaeological textiles from Soknopaiou Nesos

4663 (Fayyum, Egypt) 733

Technological developments in the Late Mesolithic and Neolithic

4664 wetlands of the Rhine Meuse delta: a view from the microscope 452

“Chocolate flint” – two source areas and how to distinguish them

4665 through advanced petro-geochemical methods 1113

Local Resistance through Mortuary Architectural Traditionalism to a

4666 Soft Invasion on Bronze Age Crete 930

Flying visits to the World of Stone: angels, demons and celestial

4667 airdrops on Pictish and Irish early medieval stone sculpture 643

4668 Building on Blegen: Legacy Data from Mycenaean Zygouries 615

 Exploring potentiality of stable isotopes and elemental composition
4671 for aiding in the identification of Brigadiers killed in Spanish Civil War 931
Reconstructing site formation processes through faunal analysis and
refitting at the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic site of Kohlhau-Abri,
4672 Southwestern Germany 248

More than just concentric circles. Performativity and Agency in

4673 Iberian Pottery of the Upper Guadalquivir (Spain) 1094

4674 Curating Digital Archives: Data Management and Standardisation 1077

The use of digital techniques for an interdisciplinary analysis of
urban transformation: The Northern neighborhood of AlUla Old Town
4675 (SaudiArabia) 915
The orange and grey vs.Bell Beaker ceramic productions at Los
Millares (Almería, Spain).New bases for their sequential and
4677 technological interpretation. 409

Large-scale meta-analysis as a new frontier for understanding past

4678 mobility and migration with ancient DNA 843

Scattered and commingled human remains as a sign of care and

4680 belonging 1132

4682 On the population of Rome 510

Ancient and modern earthen architecture cohabiting in the Theban
Necropolis (Luxor, Egypt): placing cupboards, birdhouses, and silos
4683 in pharaonic tombs. 33

Assessing Vulnerability to Extreme Events in a Floodplain with High

4685 Rates of Vertical Growth: the Northern Romagna Region (Italy) 1112

Flavours of Urbanism: Exploring the Indus Civilization Cuisine in

4688 Bronze Age South Asia 184

The 'Argonautica Cultural Route', as a catalyst for sustainable

4689 cultural tourism development and promotion 595

4690 A new cult complex from the urban plateau at Vulci 936
 Behind the Copper – Geometric morphometric analysis of Copper
4691 Age cattle stocks from the Carpathian Basin 104

To the question of the genesis of the Neolithic complexes of the

4692 Northern Aral Sea region 452

4695 Without Europe. Sinocentric vision of Medieval Ages. 387

Archaeology meets popular culture: presenting the past on social

4697 media 708

Legacy Coins: Making Roman Coins of the Past Compatible with the
4702 Future 617

Tracing the long-term environmental and settlements dynamics in

4703 the coastal plain of NE Italy since middle Holocene 1101
Untouched wilderness or cultural landscape? Historical reindeer
corrals as a tool for studying past human influence on sub-arctic
4704 ecosystems 482

Who cares? Moving beyond narratives of war or economy in later

4706 medieval archaeology 1060

4709 Food practices in Phoenician-Punic ritual contexts: new perspectives 306

4710 PHOTARCH – An Image of the Past 613

From craftsmanship district to city and back again. The case of Pisa
4711 between the late Republican and late antique periods. 1155
A new extraction method of intestinal parasite eggs from
archaeological sediments. The case-study of a Byzantine midden in
4712 Septem (Ceuta) 498

UnderTheSands: Investigating ancient irrigation landscapes in arid

4715 climates through remote sensing and deep learning methods 745

4716 The horse in medieval Poland. An interdisciplinary overview 835

 Threading and weaving multiscalar fields in Islam: some examples in
4717 ceramics 566

We have never been so distant: non-metric dental traits in Eurasian

4719 populations from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages 544
Population dynamics in Croatia: Strontium isotope analysis of
cremated remains from Slatina (Late Bronze Age) and Zvonimirovo-
4720 Veliko-Polje (Late Iron Age) 92

4722 To Sample a Country: Iron Provenancing Strategy in Estonia 923

THE COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY PROGRAMME NORTHERN

4724 IRELAND (CAPNI) 1129

Human Subsistence Dynamics before, during and after the 8.2 ka cal
4727 BP event at El Mazo rock shelter (N Spain) 104

“The final act in the play of life:” Interdisciplinary perspectives on

4729 aging in the Roman world 799

ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SITUATION OF

4730 TRAFFICKING IN CULTURAL GOODS. 982

Architectural techniques in the Bronze Age tell settlement of

4731 Bakonszeg-Kádárdomb 432
The invention of cultural heritage and memory. Anthropological
perspectives on a contested concept and the story of an (un)popular
4732 monument. 852

Politics, Paradigms, and Posthumanism: Defending Plural Realities

4733 in an Unequal Archaeological Landscape 772

Modelling Connections: New Methodologies for Understanding

4734 Human Mobility, Route Networks, and Land Use. 390
From Water to Fire: An Archaeometrical Investigation of Shell-
Tempered Chalcolithic Pottery from the Archaeological Site of
4736 Săveni-La Movile 988

The funerary traditions in the Yamnaya cultural horizon (ca. 3400 -

4737 2300 cal BC): development and differentiation 359 Part 1
 Old Smyrna Excavation House as a Contemporary Addition on
4739 Archaeological Site 811

The importance of calcareous landscapes to our understanding of

4740 Late Pleistocene human-environment interactions in western Iberia 697

Unstructured villages? Settlement organization in Neolithic and

4741 Eneolithic sites of the northwestern Carpathian Basin 929

4743 Bone adhered soil as a source of target and environmental DNA 854

Islands from within. Connectivity strategies in the conformation of

4744 island identities across the Balearic Islands (c. 1400-850 BCE). 1147

Beyond Biographies: A Multi-Stranded Approach to Understanding

4745 the Past in the Past 393

Echoes of the Sea. Mollusks consumption in the Egyptian Eastern

4747 Desert: the case of Deir el-Atrash fortress 1179

Echoes from Afar: Cultural transformations during the transition to

4749 agro-pastoralist societies in the Horn of Africa (3rd millennium BCE) 72

Neutrons: a fantastic tool for conservation and restoration science

4750 and for the study of ancient technologies. 499

Tracing the hunter: Spatial analysis of a kill-butchering site. The case

4751 of TD10.2-BB, Gran Dolina, Atapuerca 553

Persistence, Substitution, Rupture? Ceramic material culture in the

4752 Southeastern Iberian Peninsula between the 15th and 16th centuries 15

True integration: the journey to present archaeological

4754 documentation with the CRM family 901

4756 The San artists’ palette: an update 571

Reflections on scale and resolution in Archaeological Survey

4757 datasets (Redux): from hectares to square-kilometers (and back). 843
 Heads up for identity: Integrating anthropological and forensic
methods for the analysis of isolated skull remains from medieval
4758 Romanian cemeteries 1139
Early Iron Age Foodways in the Middle Danube Region: an
Archaeobotanical analysis of plant remains from Kalenderberg and
4759 Vekerzug settlements. 819

4760 Luernios, Vercingetorix and the Arvernian Empire. 207

The Archaeology of Pre-classical Attica: methodological overview for

4763 the case of Sounion and Laurion. 1043

Application of landscape analyses to trace the first occupation of

4764 Sicily. 390

The border as the “basement” of the identification of value. The

4766 case of the Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park (Italy) 1161

4767 Khramis Didi Gora - Profile Cleaning and Dating the Layers 924
From Dusty Notes to 3D-modelling: An Interdisciplinary Approach to
Reconstructing the Burial Landscape at the Koan Mycenaean
4768 Cemetery of Langada 95

The Roman villa of Can Ring or “dels Pompeu”: an agricultural

4769 settlement on the ager bisuldunensis 468

Transcordilleran paths and interregional interaction in southern

4770 South America: A proposal based on GIS modeling 390

Retracing Sacred Electricity in the Ancient Saronic Gulf - Outlines of

4771 Olympian and Hero Cult Transmission (650-350 BCE) 188

From the Stronghold to the Town. Early Urbanization in Medieval

4773 Central Europe 105

Environmental impact of Bronze Age monuments: the mound of

4774 Udine and the Friuli Plain (NE Italy) 1101

Adventure time, cultural awareness, and public engagement in

4775 Ukrainian archaeology 406
 ‘Every age gets the Stonehenge it deserves – and desires’(Hawkes
4776 1967): 100 years of conservation and restoration at Stonehenge. 863

4777 Visualizing Archaeological Data – Small Projects, Big Problems 617

The Sonderlager of Stalag X B Sandbostel - Archaeological research

4779 in an external part of a prisoner-of-war camp 650

Agens curam carceris. Links between the frumentarii of the Roman

4780 legions and the carceral system in the Roman Empire 1022

Producing for the city? The intensification of ceramic production in

4783 Iron Age SW Europe 739

Mining stone tools from Gargano flint mines (South-eastern Italy):

4788 techno-typological study and raw material characterization 1113

4791 AFTER CLASSIC TEOTIHUACAN: LIVING AMONG THE RUINS 866

One Place, Different Practices: Pottery production in Abora I

4792 Neolithic settlement 1160

An Analysis of Commingled Human Remains from two Bronze to Iron

4793 Age Sites in West Tibet 1132

4796 Wealthy tombs with wagons from Bronze Age Gonur (Turkmenistan) 932
The repeticion of forms
Rethinking archaeological abandonment and social change from
4797 phenomenology and cognitive sciences 210
Smartphone imaging and siliceous raw material characterisation:
Cross-referencing data to build a referential collection in Eastern
4799 Iberian Peninsula 793

Two contexts between the 4th and 6th centuries AD from Mérida:
4800 study of the ceramic and glass taxonomies in stratigraphy. 417

CREMATION PRACTICES IN ROMAN FUNERARY ARCHAEOLOGY: 1225 /

4801 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF POMPEII AND ROME NECROPOLISES General
 The writings on the wall! The modern graffiti of Rača cave in Lastovo
4805 Island Croatia. 729

4807 Evolution of archaeoentomological investigations in Italy 861

Etruscan glasses from Forcello di Bagnolo San Vito (North Italy):

4808 A new archaeometric and technological study 1023
Communication, cultural heritage and sport. Fondazione Mont'e
Prama, Dinamo Banco di Sardegna, Cagliari Calcio: together for
4810 culture in Sardinia (Italy) 595

New developments in characterization of archeological textiles: a

4811 complete study of dyes and proteins analysis in a unique workflow 733

Saxo and Snorri as antiquarians and authors? Building usable pasts

4812 through archaeology in medieval Denmark and Iceland 1108
The use of aptamers in the analyses of food residues on
archaeological ceramics. Interpreting the cuisine of Early Medieval
4813 Ptuj. 184

Caves and rock shelters in Southeast Norway – GIS-based analysis of

4814 locations 1150

Skeletal development provides new tools to reconstruct the

4816 evolution of hominin locomotion and life history 1004

Herculaneum, 79 CE: Archaeogenetic insights into Roman society

4818 from a catastrophic death assemblage 848

Predators in Pupils: Intersite Variability and Human/Animal Linkages

4819 of PPNB Plastered Skulls of the Levant 493

Chalcolithic Craft on the Cliff? Ceramic provenance and technology

4820 at the high-altitude settlement of Les Moreres (Alicante, Spain) 802

Cultural Contacts in Judaea-Palaestina in the Roman Period: studies

4821 of the Urban Grid and Monetary Circulation in Tel Dor, Israel 884

Pottery style as an indicator of innovativeness in Central Europe in

4823 the 5th-4th millennium cal BC. 814
 Isotopic evidence for nursing, weaning, and childhood diets at a
4824 Greek Sicilian colony (7-5th c. BCE) 557

The ultimate proxy data? The significant research value of

4826 radiocarbon databases 613

Minding the gap between geophysical data and interpretation at

4827 Histria, Romania 1111 Part 1

4828 Archaeogenetic studies of two ancient brucellosis cases 653

The Empire Games Back: How digital games and Grand Narratives
4829 get us stuck and how we can play ourselves out? 856

Tooth Decay and Wild Plant Exploitation in Pleistocene Hunter

4830 Gatherers from Morocco 72

Games of Habitation: Unraveling Settlement Dynamics in Southeast

4831 Romania’s Chalcolithic. A Multi-Scale Spatial Analysis 737

Don’t throw it away! Modern waste, disposal practices and a lot of

4832 plastic. 1044

Digging up bones, in a hurry: archaeothanatology and rescue

4833 archaeology 1188

Biomolecular Insights into the Second Plague Pandemic from the

4834 Lazzaretto Vecchio of Venice 704

Choosing your path wisely: How the long-term analysis of settlement

4835 and fluvial dynamics can help to improve heritage preservation 1167

Beyond the bones: contextualising the early medieval animal

4836 remains from Llanbedrgoch, Anglesey 1093

Prehistoric land use in southern central Pyrenees high mountain

4838 areas: changing our perspective? 1124

Broomcorn millet, a Tail of Rapid Dispersal in history, Ecological

4839 Advantages for Food Security in a World of Rising Temperatures 556
 Engaging with Climate Change through intelligent Characters in
4840 Historic Scenes 531

Using Minoan Cooking Pots: Experimental Cooking & Organic

4841 Residue Analysis 1008

The neolithisation of the Dolomites (Eastern Italian Alps): The case

4843 study of Valle di Lamen (Feltre, Veneto) 1124

Tracing Egyptian blue: A Diachronic Study of Use, Production, and

4844 Application in the Bronze Age Mediterranean 723

Knowledge-creation and development-funded archaeology in

4845 England: history, current practice and future directions 882

Tales of Discovery: developing new narratives through digital twins

4847 and Open Linked Data 226

Internal enemy. Who is destroying the Ukrainian archaeological

4848 heritage? 83

Economics and Society in Early Medieval Greece: The Changing Face

4849 of Corinth 559

Reconstructing the Past: Leveraging Data Reuse in Virtual Reality

4851 Archaeological Site Mobile Applications 531

Layers of Time: Micromorphological Reconstructions at

4852 Umhlatuzana Rockshelter 496

Testimonies of ruin. Synergistic analyses of archaeobotanical

4853 remains found in a pottery deposit in Ciepłe stronghold, Poland 1009

3D GPR model of a floor mosaic of the Latomia dei Niccolini

4855 (Marsala, Sicily) 426

Made elsewhere: what do imports reveal about the evolution of

4856 cultural practices in Al-Ula (Hejaz) during the Islamic period? 566

THE ACCESSIBLE PAST. VIRTUAL MUSEUM OF THE ANCIENT

4858 SPEZIERIA OF SANTA MARIA DELLA SCALA, ROME 915
 Sr isotopes spatial distribution in Italy: geocomputational tools to
4859 track the geographical origin of humans and animals 1000
Leatherworking Artifacts in Funerary Contexts of Early Iron Age
Europe. A case study from southern necropolis of Padova (north-
4860 eastern Italy). 819

Between the Lake and the Mountains: socioeconomy of early Iron

4862 Age hilltop sites in the Ohrid lake area 463

Unravelling past agricultural systems in arid environments: advances

4863 and limits in isotopic analysis and modelling 557

Community engagement with megalithic monuments: the Irish

4867 experience 240

'Megalithic' architecture and the Early Classic Period at Santa Rosa

4868 Xtampak, Campeche: State of the art 866
What are we looking at? The challenges of engaging with, presenting
and protecting Neolithic astronomical sites in the Stonehenge
4869 landscape. 240

A rock shelter landscape – New datings and results from the

4870 Reinhäuser Forest south of Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany 1150

Between neglect and colonialism. Digging into the archives to

4871 reconstruct the history of Kamiros (Rhodes). 1043

Separation, hybradisation, and networks: Globular Amphora

4872 sedentary pastoralists ca. 3200–2700 BCE 359 Part 2

Ancient Environmental Genomics uncovers extirpated fish species

4873 and vegetation dynamics in the Carpathian Basin 902

PLANT LANDSCAPE AND PLANT USES IN THE ANCIENT CITY OF LA

4877 CARIDAD (CAMINREAL, TERUEL, NE SPAIN) 598

Seeing Things: Confronting subjective narratives on visibility with

4878 comparative methods. 470

Species distribution modelling as a tool for studying climate

4879 resilience in two hominin species. 364
 3D documentation and modelling in archaeological fieldwork –
Current approaches, work-flows and data standards and the goals of
4880 the NFDI4Objects-Consortium 797

Cultural change and continuance – the case of the Przeworsk and

4881 Wielbark cultures in the Lublin region, eastern Poland 210

4882 The beginning of a lithotheque in southern chilean Patagonia? 793

New insights on ancient Maya cuisine through microbotanical

4883 remains and imaging techniques 866
Not Just Another Brick in the 3D Wall: Bringing Accessible 3D
Scanning Methodologies and Data Management into the Archaeology
4884 Classroom 657
CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF HELLENISTIC-ROMAN FINE
WARES FROM TWO WORKSHOPS IN THE REGION OF ELIS, GREECE:
4885 A PRELIMINARY STUDY 1065

4886 Ethnographic insights into MSA hunter-gatherers lithic technologies 334

Children and adolescents at the end of the Empire: funerary
practices and bioanthropological aspects between the 4th-6th
4887 centuries CE 984

Rural settlements in Roman Algeria: nundinae and fundi, between

4888 the Aurès and Les Zibans 468

4890 What can a village

MULTIPROXY be? A Future-fit village
MICROSTRATIGRAPHIC perspectiveTO WASTE
APPROACHES 301
DEPOSITS FOR UNRAVELING ROMAN URBAN REFUSE
MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: INSIGHTS FROM HISPANIA AND NORTH
4891 AFRICA 498

Palaeolithic on display: museums focusing on Palaeolithic sites in

4895 the Iberian Peninsula and their outreach strategies. 811

Meso-Neolithic transition of the Northern Pontic Region: old

4896 hypotheses VS new data interpretations 710

Earthen architecture, environment and taskscapes in Neolithic

4897 northwestern Greece 33
 Absent Elders? Bioarchaeology and the Identification of Advanced
4899 Age 799

4900 Research on Neanderthal Settlement in the Central Balkans 549

The last Acheuleans of western Iberia: The archaeological site of

4901 Entrada do Vale da Serra (Almonda karst system, Portugal) 594

4903 Archaeological infrastructures in Norway 381

Meaning of birds in the 6th-4th millennium BC from a supraregional

4904 eastern European perspective 493

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing: integrating biomolecular

4905 analyses to reconstruct life histories in early medieval Scotland 1083

Activating the inactive through new technologies: giving the historic

4906 plaster casts of the National Museum of Ireland a new life 613

“MOVING BONES”: SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF COMMINGLED HUMAN

4907 REMAINS AT THEBAN NECROPOLIS, EGYPT AT THE AREA OF TT184 1132

Reanalysis of Kraków-Sowiniec I & II - Upper to Middle Palaeolithic

4908 transition sites 1113

Buried in a kit: dismantled and incomplete funerary beds in early

4909 medieval England 1188

“BUT YOU ARE AGAINST ALMOST EVERYTHING!”. SOME NOTES

4910 AFTER A YEAR OF TEACHING HERITAGE. 856

4911 Articulating Significance of Archaeological Sites 592

4913 Connectivity, Road Networks and the Rural Economy of Roman Istria 390

Humans And Freshwater Ecosystems - Mesolithic populations and

4914 exploitation of wetlands along the Adige valley (Trentino, Italy) 18
 Shifting sands: Building a baseline for Swandro, an Iron Age coastal
4915 site on the verge of disappearing into the sea. 743
Reconceptualizing human and domestic animal entanglements:
economy, demography, and methodological challenges of small-
4916 scale pastoralism 1027

Now you see me. Influence of landscape on settlements from the

4918 Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age in north-eastern Germany. 895

Rediscovering the proto-urban site of Como Spina-Verde (N. Italy):

4919 Challenges and Potential in Archaeological Research 1043

Vulci e i suoi abitanti attraverso i secoli. La strutturazione sociale,

4920 culturale ed economica attraverso lo studio delle necropoli. 936

Breastfeeding and weaning practices in the Carpathian Basin: a case

4928 study from medieval Braşov 1139
Challenges and Opportunities of Assessing the Archaeological
Potential and Quantifying Archaeological Risk at Khirbat Iskandar
4929 and Its Environs (Jordan) 1157

Quartz and Quartzite in a flint-based assemblage: The case of Abri du

4930 Maras 1113

Family and society in the Roman province of Sardinia: a funerary

4931 context analysis 984
Ginosa Project: the settlement context of Madonna Dattoli site
between old excavations, recent acquisitions and renewed
4932 interpretations 1155
Investigating animal mobility in the Roman world. A geometric
morphometric study of faunal remains from north-eastern Iberian
4935 and Italian Peninsulas. 904

A view of the monetary circulation in Northeastern Lusitania during

4937 Late Antiquity, based on three Roman coin hoards. 217

Structuring Archaeological Communication: Connecting Science

4938 and Audiences at the National Museum of Archaeology, Lisbon 1192

Child mortality, grief and shifting concepts of personhood in

4940 prehistoric Japan 502
 Eighteenth century tiles found at Saint-Jean-du-Désert, Marseille,
4941 France 631

Asingeran, the socio-economic transformation of a Chalcolithic rural

4942 (?) community in the Plain of Navkur. 929
Food storage and processing strategies: identification of domestic
production in northeastern Iberia between the 4th and 1st
4943 millennium BCE 497

Let’s cross the eastern border! New evidence of an early 3rd

4945 millennium BCE occupation at Shaqadud (Butana, Central Sudan) 938

From light to dark: traceological investigation to understand the

4946 Neolithic occupation at Mora Cavorso 637

Moving towards the Archaeological Natural Parc of the Sinis

4950 Peninsula. The activities of the Fondazione Mont’e Prama 1161

Potentiality of RTI and HDR on Bronze Age Phaistos “writing”

4951 systems: the pa-i-to/Phaistos Epigraphic Project 857

'Subsistence, life and diet in the westernmost Yamnaya

4952 communities based on bioarchaeological data.' (Case studies). 359 Part 1

Plant food economy in montane zones during Prehistory: new

4953 archaeobotanical data from the central Pyrenees 1124

Understanding bloomery smelting through currency blooms and

4954 experimental iron from Estonia 974

The historic environment as an agent of change in the climate

4956 emergency: a community centred approach 472
Deciphering movements within an island: Tracing mobility patterns
at Menorca's Bronze Age through oxygen isotope analyses in
4958 domesticated animals. 904

Dietary Changes due to the Collapse of the Western Roman Empire:

4961 A Case Study from Northern Italy (4th–7th centuries) 588

Discussing Displacement: Material Cultures of Refuge in the Pitt

4963 Rivers Museum 1123
 Discrete and Continuous Typologies: A Case Study from Eastern
4966 Iberia 1109

Evolution of the productive organization in the river valleys of the

4967 territorium of Dianium (Denia, Alicante) in the Roman Empire 468

Dips and Up-ticks: Exploring Population Demographics of the

4972 Neolithic on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. 1109

TheGAME project. Archaeological approaches to homing strategies

4973 in makeshift camps along the Balkan Route 1123

A proposed methodology for the reintegration of cairn tombs: the al

4974 Khudairah necropolis 842

4976 Deep learning assisted segmentation of CT-scanned ancient bones 666

Introduction to the Prehistory of the Black Sea – the Prehistoric

4977 Region or not? (with a special focus on Neolithization) 710
The Celtic Cenomani between ancient written sources and
archaeology: northern Italy in the second half of the 1st millennium
4978 BC 207

Adding ancient DNA to multi-proxy archaeobotanical studies of

4979 coprolites yields further insight into Neolithic dietary diversity 1009

Boleráz, Baden or Stare gmajne? First settlements from the second

4980 half of the 4th millennium BC in north-eastern Slovenia 790

Tracing human impact and land-cover changes in Central Italy

4981 throughout the Iron Age 739
'The age of wisdom'.
Exploring age-at-menarche in women’s wisdom teeth: a tool for the
4983 bioarchaeological study of female reproductive life-histories 1000

The Middle Polesine on the threshold of proto-urban transition: new

4984 research in Frattesina and Villamarzana (Rovigo) 739

Genomic Insights into the Emergence of Neolithic Villages in

4986 Western Anatolia 731
 Tensions and Compromises: The Power Dynamics of State and Local
4988 Authorities in the National Archaeological Site Park (NASP) Model 664

Evaluating community interactions and heritage perception by

4990 comparing two archaeological sites in Menorca (Balearic Islands). 1161

Tekkes and Türbes in Evros Region. Between materialities and lived

4991 communities. 669
Development of the urban water management in the residential
quarter (Maloutena area) of Nea Paphos during Hellenistic and
4992 Roman periods 332

Feeding the Roman Army in Britain (FRAB): Roman army supply

4995 networks at the British frontier 173

As the water flows: a method for assessing river navigability in the

4996 past 390

4998 Who pays? Heritage and climate change. 880

Traces of Incarceration from Maresha: From Bronze Figures to

4999 Prisoner Petitions. 1022

The canon's grave in the parish church in Bydgoszcz (Poland).

5001 Identification attempt 438

Children in multiple burials as a source for social studies (on

5002 examples from Old Rus' period barrow cemeteries in Belarus) 1049
Two armed female burials from the Eneolithic necropolis of Celletta
dei Passeri (Forlì, northern Italy): archaeological, anthropological
5003 and proteomic analyses 834
Why bury together? Funerary expressions of death during gestation
and childbirth in Catholic and Protestant populations in 18th-century
5004 La Rochelle. 1049

From the North and the South: new osteological data about the
5006 Terramare culture from a multi-analytical study of cremated remains 95
A glimpse into the spatio-temporal distribution of tuberculosis in the
1st–5th-century-CE Carpathian Basin – How diagnostics
5008 development can expand knowledge 135
 View from the edge: formation of Copper Age settlement systems in
5009 the SE Alps 790

Scorching the surface: creating more nuanced life mobility histories

5010 of the cremated dead 1000

5011 The Ritual Use of Oysters in Roman Britian 1179

Eggxploring Identity: Phoenician-Punic Ostrich Eggshells in Villaricos

5012 Beyond Aesthetics 306

The Invisibilization of women in the archaeological and documentary

5013 record of Continental Patagonia. 866
Exploring the individual and collective experiences of the Mesolithic
and Neolithic transformations, direct bioanthropological insights
5014 from the Central Balkans. 72

Globular Amphora and Yamna communities as neighbours: Towards

5016 integration of archaeological and bio-archaeological data 359 Part 2

5017 Beyond Abandonment: A Multivocal Exploration in the Apuan Alps 1050

5018 Alken Enge – To preserve the remains of a 2000 year old army 732

5020 Identifying prehistoric tars 1082

Bioarchaeological analysis of the health status and lifestyle of a late-
antique human sample from the necropolis of Piazza Corrubbio
5021 (Verona). 122

Bridging archaeology and human paleogenetics: Problems with

5022 existing practices and prospects for overcoming them 772
Modelling houses and household structures. Middle Bronze Age
building material and construction techniques from north-western
5024 Romania 432

AGRI-DRY: Dryland agriculture and Land use; past, present and

5026 future resilience 1058
 Modeling Radiocarbon Dates and Human Dynamics in the Valencian
5027 Mediterranean Region 775

A multi analytic approach to discriminate varieties of Triticum durum

5031 caryopses in archaeological context 1009

5034 Elk in the Dutch Bronze Age: a liminal animal? 369

Rethinking sacred on the Timpone della Motta settlement

5038 (Francavilla Marittima - CS, Italy) 517

Re-evaluating sheep and goat differentiation through morphological

5040 and peptide analyses: A case study from Medieval Azerbaijan 699

The overlooked pyrotechnology: a consideration of the bitumen finds

5041 from the Old Babylonian Mesopotamian site of Tell Muhammad 661

Funerary vessels and their significance in the late row-grave

5042 cemeteries of Transylvania 209

Zoom in on Continental Tyre: New Data from the Lebanese-Italian

5043 Archaeological Project in Tyre 1147

Our Way Here. How can archaeological perspectives become part of

5044 the curatorial process? 1192

Co-burial in Neolithic Anatolia: An Exploration of Meaning and

5045 Purpose 1049
Keeping up with the corrosion: how climate change is affecting the
deterioration of metallic materials in underwater cultural heritage
5046 sites. 472

Evaluating for the first time the potentials of Lepidoptera micro-

5047 remains from ancient human dental calculus 861

Strange mud remains from the North of Iberia between the Late
5048 Bronze Age and Early Iron Age (c. XIV-VI BC) 160

Phoenician maritime trade in the Central and Western

5051 Mediterranean. Historiography, problems and research perspectives 306
 Reimagining Pictish Heritage: Interactive Digital Narratives and
5053 Contemporary Connections 531

Generative AI for Heritage Institutions: A Case Study of Historic

5058 England’s “HAZEL” 647

Nothing goes to waste: A novel protocol to optimize destructive

5061 sampling of ancient teeth 1000

Lithological characterisation of raw materials from sub-unit IIIb of

5063 Teixoneres Cave: A multidisciplinary approach 1113
THE IV MILLENNIUM BC IN THE SOUTHERN LEVANT:
CHANGING COMMUNITIES AND THE NEW SHAPE OF INHABITED
5064 SPACE AND NATURE 354

aMeta: a computational method for data-driven ancient

5065 metagenomic analysis 854

Late republican local monetary networks in the southwest of the

5066 Iberian Peninsula 417
The ‘portuality’ of Metaponto in the Late Roman Republic: the
'castrum-port' system between coastal control and Mediterranean
5067 connection 1193

Pattern in diversity; Understanding commonality and the spread of

5068 flint mining across Europe 57

Science and the interpretation of prehistoric social dynamics: the

5069 Memories Project as a contribution to feminist archaeology 1060

5070 From caves to huts... sacred thresholds? 1159

5071 Unraveling the Genetic History of Cattle: The GAbridge Project 902

Look closer: uncovering the affordances of 3D data in learning and

5073 communication. 657

5075 A Mountain of Molehills? Surveying Epiacum Roman Fort 173

 Exploring different approaches to isotope mapping and modelling for
5076 a dynamic strontium isoscape – A case study of Belgium 743

Violent deaths integrated in the cemetery at Neolithic Kadruka-23

5077 (Upper Nubia) 569

5079 PEOPLING ANTIQUITY. COMICS IN EXHIBITION NARRATIVES 1192

Tracing Mobility: Exploring Isoscapes and Statistical Methods in

5080 Assessing Allochthony of Past Populations 1000

5082 Unveiling Iconometric Conventions: Talamana in Central Indian Art 1094

Architectural Structure and subsistence Conditions of Neolithic

5083 Societies in the Southern Caucasus and the Iranian Plateau 924
Tracking Mesolithic Mobility in South Scandinavia: Lithic Technology
and Isotopic Provenancing of Faunal Remains from Norje
5084 Sunnansund and Ljungaviken, Sweden 452

5085 Hoarding Heirlooms 1048

Size and attributes at the dawn of social portrait: the case of the
5086 Cantabrian Mountains, Spain. 1168

Assessing the archaeological potential of Mesolithic landscapes. A

5088 case study from the Meuse valley in the Netherlands. 1157

5089 Buried with a stranger but a battle-mate: A case study from Sardis 1049

Trade and Ceramic Exchange in the Southeastern Iberian Peninsula

5090 during the 15th and 16th Centuries 802

New Perspectives on Late Antique Burials: The Case of Cemetery

5091 Lajh in Kranj (Slovenia) 209

Amazonian Dark Earths as human niche construction: exploration

5092 through geoarchaeological proxies 1018
 Digitalizing archaeological monuments in 3D – Capturing the
5094 Imperial Roman Baths of Trier in High Detail 797
From high soils to high ground – Potentials of soil geochemistry in
reconstructing past human-environmental relationship in high
5096 mountainous areas 1124

Assessing magnetic anomalies with susceptibility measurements

5097 and soil analyses - a report from a roman town in Germany 965

Life finds a way. Settlements’ abandonment and reutilization in the

5098 Horn of Africa. 210

The Fairy Tales of Megaliths: Exploring Alternative Histories Beyond

5100 Archaeological Narratives 863
Social Media as a Research Method in Heritage Studies: A Case
Study of Understanding Museum Followers’ Experiences on Social
5101 Media 708

Tell-type settlements from Muntenia and Dobrogea (Southeastern

5102 Romania): raw materials, formation processes, and their landscape 33

Social organization and marriage strategies in Avar-period

5105 communities 588

5108 Prehistoric Ladies from North Macedonia 63

The Holocene climate affecting ancient cultures in the steppe belts

5109 of Ukraine 556

Contributing to the history of equids: the Portuguese

5110 archaeozoological record from the Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age 835

Prehistoric seaborne connections and mobility dynamics in the

5112 eastern Aegean region: insights from ceramic analysis 548

Climate changes and settlements dynamics in Italy during Middle

5113 and Lower Pleistocene 157

Glass vessels in Mycenaean Greece: Manufacture, provenance and

5114 their function in context 860
 The role of plant substances in the ancient diet of Corsican
protohistoric settlements: a biomolecular approach applied to
5116 ceramics. 1008

Fuzzy boundaries and landscape making in Upper Egyptian hunting

5117 petroglyphs from the 4th millennium BCE 938

Four thousand years of climatic variation, flexibility, and resilience

5119 among Holocene hunter-fisher-gatherers along the Sudanese Nile 995

5120 Power to the 3rd millennium women! 834

5121 Change and Persistence: Cistophori and Identity in Roman Asia Minor 332

Collecting across borders in Sápmi: Histories and legacies of

5122 colonial collecting 1165
A seasonal or permanent settlement? Study of livestock
management strategies in the Pyrenees of the early Neolithic and
5123 Bronze Age 1124

Reassessing Early Bronze Age Towers in Central Oman through

5125 Architecture, Stratigraphy, and Landscape Interaction 842
Grappling with big heritage data: reflections on the modelling of
heterogeneous heritage information from the MAHSA and MAEASaM
5129 Projects. 617

5133 Financial crime and the art market. A review of the literature. 982

Exploring Biodistance in the Neolithic Meuse basin: tooth crown and

5135 root morphology and the complexity of commingled dental remains. 544

'Hoc opus bonum suo cuique facito': what the ancient texts tell us
5137 about the life cycle of building materials 997
Socio-economic Transitions in Northeastern Iberia: a Diachronic
Approach through Changes in Equid Diet and Morphology from Late
5138 Neolithic to Romanization 104
Pathological changes in human bones from the modern parish
cemetery at St. Barbara
5139 Church in Wroclaw 735
 The Other Side of al-Khutm: Continuity in change in a southeast
5141 Arabian Bronze and Iron Age palimpsest 842

Birds of clay – mysteries, transformations, and regenerations of

5142 meanings 493

Death is complicated: the Christianisation of burial practice in Late

5144 Antiquity beyond dichotomies 522

Unraveling Pastoralist Husbandry: Insights from Dental Analyses at

5145 the Kasteelberg Site, South Africa 699
Using KoboToolbox for field documentation of Africa’s heritage sites:
experiences on the deployment of a mobile field recording
5146 application. 1030

From FAIR principles to FAIR practices: are we there yet? The case of
5147 archaeo-geophysics 514

Comparative non-destructive surveys on centuriated roman

5149 landscape 1111 Part 2
INDICATORS OF NONPRIVILEGED POPULATION FROM THE
FUNERARY CONTEXT OF THE HIGH ROMAN RURAL SETTLEMENT IN
5150 CUTICCHI (ASSORO – ENNA) 122

Pottery of western origin and their influence in Central Transdanubia

5151 (Hungary) in the Late Middle Ages 631

Data sells… But who’s buying? Exploring proxies of economic growth

5152 in Bronze Age Europe 843

5153 Bronze Age diplomacy: gift-exchange and relational narratives 870

Taphonomic processes and degradation of plant-based foods in
ceramic vessels: biomolecular data from a long-term burying
5154 experiment 1008

5155 Archaeology and development: a possible binomial. 696

5157 A Phenomenology of Construction Processes in Roman North Africa 643

5160 Palaeoproteomics of Andean Camelid Fibers 902

POLYCULTURE OF CEREALS IN VILLAMAGNA (MARCHE REGION,

5161 ITALY): A RESILIENT CHOICE AT THE DAWN OF THE LATE ANTIQUE 556

Colonial encounters: Greek Archaic settlements and eco-cultural

5162 adaptation in the Western Black Sea 460
The value of scattered and fragmentary human remains: Case
studies from Neolithic settlement mounds on the Great Hungarian
5163 Plain 1132

Under the mountain and between the gulfs: Southern Phocis in LH

5164 IIIA-B 938

Revisiting the bronze artifacts excavated by the French expedition at

5166 Enkomi 923

Late Republican/Early Imperial frontiers: the case study of Gornji trg

5168 30 in Ljubljana (Slovenia) 173
Krivichs on Viking Age trade routes: finds of the Smolensk-Polack
Long Barrows Culture female ornaments as markers of interregional
5169 exchange 1133

The Missing Oldowan at Nasura, West Turkana: a Case Study in Non-

5170 Human Primate Models 334

5172 Geophysical Surveys Reveal the Hidden Cityscape of Vulci 426

Tracing Neolithic Pathways: Investigating Clay Resource Exploitation

5173 in Central Italy 903

The Era of Changes – studies on the Middle and Late Copper Age
5174 Transition in the Carpathian Basin 790

Silent Agony - Exploring the Hidden Violence of Social Isolation and

5175 Loneliness 569

Raw materials circulation during the EBA in the Sandomierz Upland.

5176 Data of the “PAR” program in the new technological reality 794
 The anomalous interment of an elderly, Baroque era (1700s) Szekler-
5177 Hungarian noblewoman 799

5179 Evolutionary perspectives on oral disease: a holistic approach 525

Writing the Women Archaeologist in Algeria: Between Contemporary

5180 Challenges and Future Aspirations 738

5181 Global medieval archaeology – access to the ‘big picture’? 387

From Field to FAIR: Data Workflow at the Austrian Archaeological

5182 Institute (OeAI) 1077

Sarcophagi with Rural Life Theme in Farm Necropolises between

5183 Çandır and Gökdere Valleys 301

Rosalie Olivecrona and the 1869 International Congress of

5184 Prehistoric Anthropology and Archaeology in Copenhagen. 1078

Basel in the first centuries AD: interdisciplinary insights into mobility

5187 and socio-cultural structures 1076

Evolutionary Approaches to Archaeological Questions and the

5190 Importance of Theory-driven Research 1046

Teeth as material culture: Ritual deposition of teeth in Iron Age

5192 Scandinavia 182

Contemporary heritage and archaeological approaches -

5196 opportunities and barriers for collaboration 926

Metals in a Changing World: Material insights into social

5197 transformations at the end of the Bronze Age in Greece 814

Analyzing the firing process in lead glazes from the 14 th to the 17 th

5198 centuries from Barcelona, Catalonia 631

High resolution early summer precipitation reconstruction for the

5199 55th-52nd centuries BC in the Kastoria Basin, north-western Greece 1081
 Integrating ceramic petrography and digital image analysis.
Investigation of paste preparation methods and resources
5200 procurement at Ogliastretto (CS) 1065

The Role of Architectural Transfer in the Pre-Roman Dacian

5201 Landscape of Power: the Case of Hellenistic Towers 470

5202 Prehistory, Public Perception, and Podcasts 811

Heritage Utopias? A case study of sustainable cultural route

5205 development in Northern Norway 595

Painting under the shadow of a palace: The case of the House of the
5207 Frescoes at Knossos, Crete. 648

CAPACITY OF SYMPOTIC VESSELS IN THE LATE CLASSICAL PERIOD:

5209 REFLECTIONS ON THE CHANGES OF DRINKING HABITS 1065

Live and let die - Burials and structured deposits at the beginning of
5211 the Late Copper Age (3800-3500BC) 790

Style vs. Technique: Early Neolithic Pottery from Amzabegovo

5213 (Barutnica), North Macedonia. 903

Does archaeological potential necessarily begin with positive data?

5216 The WHARP approach. 1157

Staying with the Objects. Unearthing the potential of museums'

5217 collections 613

Participant Observation as a Model for Collaborative Archaeology:

5221 Insights from Inishbofin Island, Ireland 1129

Strategic use of GPR surveys within contract-archaeology.

5222 Expectations and evaluation of potential in Sweden 426

The heritage agony. Enclosure contestations between states and

5223 empires in the 19th and 20th c. Aegean Sea. 856

Migrant Labour Dormitories in Greece: Tracing Material

5224 Transformation from Abjectness to Resistance 1123
 Science behind leisure: Women at the 1876 International Congress
5225 of Prehistoric Anthropology and Archaeology 1078

Unraveling the Funerary Rites: Insights from Burial Practices at

5227 Çatalhöyük Charnel House. 731

5229 An analysis of the Roman textiles from Qasr Ibrim 733

The Middle and Later Stone Age sequence at Umhlatuzana
rockshelter, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Explanatory models of
5232 Pleistocene culture change 334

5233 Olive Finding from Ma‘agan Mikhael B shipwreck (7th–8th century CE) 1072

5234 The Teatro Comico Phoenician site: past and future 306

HyMes – The Hydrography of Mesopotamia. Rivers and Channels in

5236 Babylonia from the late 4th to the 1st Millennium BCE 745

The abandonment of fortified settlements during the transition of the

5237 Hungarian Middle and Late Bronze Age 470

5240 Scalar Stress and Social Networks in Neolithic villages 929

Mortuary Practices and Identity in Tel ‘Eton: From the End of the
5241 Bronze Age to the Late Iron Age 946

Investigating the biography, layout and function of a Neolithic

5242 enclosure. Case study from Dzielnica (SW Poland) 1111 Part 2

From one trauma to another: the unique case of victim 2 from

5243 Pompeii - Insula dei Casti Amanti. 646

Cups, skyphoi, kantharoi, kylikes, kotylai, potiria and the rest: the
5245 diversity of Greek drinking vessels (6th-4th century BCE) 1033

Population structure and technological variability in the Neolithic

5246 ceramic assemblages of Dehesilla Cave (Southern Spain) 1109
 Iron Age Metal procurement and alloying practices :
Archaeometallurgical analyses on copper-based objects from
5247 Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina 819

Two Late Roman Cemeteries at Nagykanizsa (Hungary) –

5248 Archaeological and Physical Anthropological Perspectives 439

Potters with their toolkit: identification of pottery production

5249 techniques at Coro Trasito cave through surface traceology 903

Towards the Co-Extraction of Proteins and Lipids from Dental

5250 Calculus 525

5251 Isotopic Analysis in Bioarchaeology: A Case Study from Transylvania 92

The Kallerup hoard and the depositional practices in late Bronze Age
5252 Northern Jutland, Denmark 1172

Diffusion of Southeastern Alpine Copper in Italy from the

5254 Chalcolithic to the Bronze Age 950

5255 The ArTe Project: from the archaeological map to territorial planning 1157

Experience in working with archaeological monuments affected by

5257 the Russian-Ukrainian war, using the example of "Bilhorod Kyivskyi" 492

Prehistoric Migrations in the North Pontic Region in the Light of

5258 Interdisciplinary Studies 710

CHR0MA: towards Interoperability of archaeological survey data by

5259 addressing colour vision deficiency in the map legend 381

Bridging across the strait: EBA ceramic networks between southern

5261 Italy, Aeolian islands and Sicily. 548

Radiocarbon databases towards interoperability: the case of Mexico

5262 and the ArqueoData project 381

Following a Clew through the Roman province of Pannonia –

5263 exchange and commerce of textile goods along the Amber Road 717
 Is laboratory preparation worth it? Use of pXRF for field mapping
5264 Magna Roman Fort, Northumberland, UK. 374
Food Production, Climate adaptations and Economic Integration in
NE Iberia: A message from the past to the future through
5265 bioarchaeology 472

Uncharted Past: Unveiling the Neolithic Pathways of the UAE's Fertile

5268 Coast through New Archaeological Insights 331

The built environment and its role in shaping households and

5269 communities in late medieval English towns 629

“Glocalized” in Death? Funerary Practices in Hellenistic North Inland

5270 Etruria 1015

The Creswell Volunteer Archaeology Project: Insights into Including

5271 Rural Community Residents in Archaeology and Heritage 1161

From Rome to the port of Verdun-sur-le-Doubs (Burgundy, France):

5273 two centuries of trade at the end of the Iron Age. 577

Reversibility of Conservation Measures: Investigating Food Residues

5274 in Organic Containers 975

Ritualism and funerary practices in Tartessos: the question of

5276 identity in a world of constant change 946
The role of Digital Technology in the documentation of Egyptian Rock
Art.
5277 Experiences from Yale Egyptology expeditions. 1030

Easternmost painted pottery at the Cucuteni A-Trypillia B1 stage:

5278 population dynamics and innovations in the Southern Buh area 710

Digital Heritage at the Disappearing Island: A Holistic Approach to

5279 Endangered Coastal Heritage 1043

5280 Climate Stories: Past experiences, current challenges 1192

Human diet and ecology during the Middle to Upper Paleolithic
Transition in Portuguese Estremadura: the case from Lapa do
5281 Picareiro 398
5282 Building graves in a particular way: the anthropomorphic choice 1139

A moment for the misfits: how do body data speak to social structure
5285 in feminist, more-than-humanist frames? 731

Utilizing drone-based GPR for crime investigations in localizing and

5287 identifying clandestine graves 533
Typological analysis of Nuragic pottery from Cannatello (Sicily):
Assessing Mediterranean interconnections during the Late Bronze
5288 Age 1147

Relations between Kosovo and the Greek colonies of Durrachion and

5289 Apollonia during the Iron Age 833

The significant transdisciplinary potential of design thinking of

5291 architecture in achaeology 772

Exploring Production Profiles and Community Dynamics: Salento's

5292 Matt-Painted Pottery Revisited 845

Everything all at once – Reflections on non-linear dynamics,

5293 modelling, and transdisciplinarity in social archaeology 772

A study of footwear in late medieval and early modern Wroclaw as a

5294 marker of social status and wealth 302
Quarrying, processing and distribution of the Jizera Mountains Type
Metabasite (Czech Republic). Archaeology of main LBK raw material
5295 source. 430

5299 Women of archaeology and the LIMES Congress 1078

Variance and variety of Neolithic villages in NE Serbia – Some

5300 examples from Serbian Banat 301

Connecting Prehistory to Contemporary: some experiences from four

5301 tuscan museums 811

“I could bring you jewels - had I a mind to”. From “exotic” grave
5302 goods to interregional cultural interaction 1151
 JOURNEY OR DESTINATION: HUNGARIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM’S
ATTEMPTS AND GOOD EXAMPLES TO PROMOTE ARCHAEOLOGICAL
5303 HERITAGE VIA THEMATIC CULTURAL ROUTES 1161

The nearly in situ excavated hoard from Jodłowno, Northern Poland.

5304 Study of the selection pattern of deposited metals 1172

Challenges in global geoarchaeology: From Geosciences to

5307 Archaeology and Back 1018

Different roles and different perspectives? Values and practices of

5308 using legacy collections in Estonia 613

Building a European Citizen Archaeology: knots to unravel and

5309 potential starting from the Italian case 926
Between regional confinement and cultural transmission: stylistic
attributes of matt-painted pottery in southern Albania and adjacent
5310 areas 845

"We always remember for whom we make a tandyr".

5313 Ethnoarchaeological research of tandyrs in southern Kyrgyzstan. 505

Exploring the interplay of climate, biodiversity, and human societies

5314 in northeast Africa through species distribution models 902

Lithic technical systems of early Late Glacial hunter-gatherers in the

5315 Southern Alps: insights from Riparo Tagliente (Italy) 1113

5316 Spatial organization of the Gravettian mammoth hunters' sites 553

Chariot Representations on Bronze Belts Iconography from the South

5318 Caucasus 932

Creation and Evolution of a Sacred Landscape: the site of Santa

5321 Marta (Cinigiano, GR), Middle Ombrone Valley 934
Botanical Blueprints: A Chronological Examination and
Methodological Assessment of Mudbricks from Elephantine Island,
5322 Egypt 33
Tooth histology and stable oxygen and strontium isotope profiles to
resolve a climate-stress-relationship over individual human early life
5323 courses 1000
 Tales from beyond the grave – What burials from Valença fortress
5324 can tell us. 735

From the Hellespont to the Pillars: A Border Within and Without

5328 Bounds 938
“Charcoal for Charlemagne” – Fuelwood exploitation, iron mining
and emergent elites in the younger Early Middle Ages (c. 700-1000
5329 AD) 1082

5330 Living Metals: pXRF and UAV for Defining Activity Areas 374

Reconstructing regional geographic variations in the rate of the

5331 sub-Saharan EIA 737

Fading cities. Hydraulic installations in Late Antique and Early

5334 Byzantine Pompeiopolis 37

Territorial Sovereignty and Persistence of Traditional Communities of

5335 São Paulo, Brazil: Materialities, Self-determination, and Language 210

The impact of LALIA on the “invisible” emergence of the Western

5336 Slavs 395

The Finds we never see. Archaeological Artefacts kept as Trophies by

5337 licensed Metal Detectorists 83

Once upon a… hut. "Sacred (?) huts" below temples: comparisons

5340 between Italy and Greece in the Iron Age. 517

Archaeology and heritage in school - new approaches for an

5341 inclusive archaeology 1129

To Map a Country's Ancient Remains and Cultural Heritage within the

5343 Framework of Systematic Protection and Interactive Preservation 852

5344 A Castelnovian stop in the Alpine highlands at Arma della Nina 697

Vernacular architecture in the Navia river basin (Asturias, Spain). A

5345 built landscape in a rural mountain area. 927
 The copper of the Avars: on the problem of early medieval metal
5346 resources in East-Central-Europe 950
More than 30 years of development-led archaeology in Romania: a
SWOT analysis about opportunities, challenges, constrains and
5350 benefits. 696

Evolutionary histories of the Neolithisation process in the

5351 Mediterranean: Crossing population and cultural data 1109

De Stefani’s Archive as a portrait of the European history of

5352 archaeology in the second half of the XIX century 794

Urban latrines in the Roman province of Lusitania: location, design

5353 and operation 498

Tokali project in Cappadocia. Integrated and interdisciplinary system

5354 for the knowledge and conservation of murals 787

"As their Ancestors did": Memory, Identity, and Family Tradition in the
5355 Cities of Caria. 209

Survival and Adaptation: Bath-Gymnasium Complexes in Late

5356 Antique Asia Minor 559

Anthropological comparative analysis of the populations from the

5357 post-medieval stelae cemeteries from Podlasie region, Poland 735

Manipulating Senses and Staging the Inconceivable: An Introduction

5358 to the ongoing Search for new Methodologies 1107

Wooden Coffins from Crypts - exemplification of research methods

5359 in Poland from World War II to the present 438

Reconstruction of the evolution of Gonur Depe's Main Necropolis

5360 during the Middle and Final Bronze Age (2250 - 1500 BC) 1127

Bone microarchitectural analysis: a way to detect, understand and

5362 diagnose pathological conditions and processes in children. 1004

Medieval Miners and Smelters: Silver Production, Settlement and

5363 Environment 971
 Inside and through palimpsest walls. Santa Maria Antiqua and Early
5364 Medieval Painting in Rome 787

Wet Feet in Dusty Rivers: The Resilience of Southern Mesopotamia’s

5366 Hydro-Cultural Landscape 1112
The early archaeologists and the issue of medieval and post-
medieval records from the caves of the Cracow Upland (southern
5367 Poland) 1150

From the past to the future. Archaeology of rurality in Extremo (Arcos

5368 de Valdevez, Portugal) 1184

5370 Affluent Tributaries? The Chiani River (ancient Clanis), Italy 577

The quarrying of granite in Gallura in the Nuragic era. The case of the
5371 giants' tomb of Su Monte S'Abe. 802

Exsultantibus undis.
5372 The river Aci as landscape maker, between affordance and memory. 1155

The archaeology of climate: searching for rains in the Theban

5373 necropolis (Egypt) in the 16th century BC. 472

5374 The archeology of death in Neolithic Sicily 182

5375 Neolithic Vinča-Belo Brdo building activities 33

5377 Of pigs, foragers and herders of the Iranian Highland 1027

5378 Dust Off The Past - Revitalizing Roman Heritage 595

Bees for the Future: A Historical Ecology of Beekeeping on the

5379 Cherangani Hills, Elgeyo-Marakwet, Kenya 861

Pottery production and technological change in the Kingdom of

5380 Seville (15th-18th centuries): an archaeometric approach 631
 The dead deserve a proper burial: the quest for the ethnicity of
5381 Bronze and Iron Age burial mounds in Albania 209

Archaeogenomic research of Kamenice, a prehistoric Albanian

5383 tumulus (1600-500 BCE) 833

Unravelling the golden threads: Scientific investigations of Roman

5384 golden textiles from the Vesuvian area 733

Ancient dental calculus reveals oral microbiome shifts associated

5385 with lifestyle and disease in Great Britain 854

Fishing Dynamics and Aquatic Resource Utilization in Lower Danube

5386 Communities during the 5th Millennium BC 18

Reconstructing social practices from 2nd millennium BCE burials in

5388 the northwestern Arabian Peninsula 95

From household to community: the energetics of the construction of

5389 ambitious buildings in early Mycenaean Greece 648

Borders and frontiers in the Latin East: the case-study of the

5390 Lordship of Transjordan 938

5391 Why Synthesis is Hard? 882

Luxury in the Cesspit! In search for indicators of social status from

5393 the cesspits in Tartu, Estonia (14th-16th century) 302

5394 Exploring Meaning of Faunal Remains in Female Burial Contexts 104

Subjectivity and reflexivity as foundation for an extraordinarily fertile

5395 collaboration between architecture and archaeology 843

Gold of the Great Steppe: reflections on curation, design, research

5396 and engagement for an archaeological loan exhibition 1192

Addressing social behavior in Neolithic Anatolia through techno-

5397 functional study of chipped stone tools 1024
 Visualising Heritage: using digital twin technologies for conservation,
5398 regeneration and outreach 915

5400 Rural chapels as sites of popular devotion in Medieval Estonia 15

Unveiling the Social and Genetic Landscapes of the Avar Period
Southern-Transdanubia: A Multidisciplinary Study of the Kölked-
5401 Feketekapu Cemetery 588

Weak links: some reflections on trade and crisis across the

5403 Tyrrhenian and Aegean grain routes in the 6th-7th centuries 559

“No need to hide in the corner”: The legacy of Maria Gimbutas (1921-
5405 1994) at international conferences and scientific events 1078

The Zhangjiashan Site as a Workshop for Making Knapped Stone

5407 Tools for Jade Production: An Use-wear Perspective 637

Militi ignoti. The short and long-term consequence of WWI on the

5409 soldier’s bodies. 340

5410 Insights into prehistoric multiple burials – a comprehensive study 1132

Lineage Landscapes of the Departed: Exploring Portugal's Diverse

5412 Family, Power and Social Relations 1049
Connecting Farmers and Fishers: Examining Potential Interactions
between Coastal and Inland Land Use in Middle Bronze Age South-
5413 East Ireland. 13

Anthropomorphic Figurines in Neolithic and Copper Age Contexts:

5414 Insights from the Pietrele Site, Romania 63

Paleogenomic analysis in a multidisciplinary framework for a fine

5415 description of a Copper Age site: Corna Nibbia di Bione (Brescia) 848

Ruins and More: Exploring the Choice of Burial Sites in Southern

5416 Germany during the Early Medieval Period 336

Echoes of Life: Challenging the 'stopped life' narrative for Czech

5419 medieval desertions 575
 Excavating and Exhibiting the Punic Sanctuary at the Lago di Venere,
5420 Pantelleria 306

Coincidence or principle? The succession of barrows and burials

5421 from different periods in a funerary complex in the Muszkowice forest 393

5422 Commercial archaeology in the UK: many jobs, few careers? 893

5423 Mobile Myths in Pre-Roman Italy 644

FOOD PLANTS AND SOCIAL DYNAMICS IN THE URBAN

5428 SETTLEMENTS OF THE NORTHERN ROMAN PROVINCES 598

Estimating the human diet in the ancient Greek colony of Ambracia

5429 using Stable Isotopes (δ15N, δ13C) and Bayesian Mixing model. 931

Techno-morphological analysis of the lithic industry of the Ancient

5431 Neolithic in the central southern central Pyrenees. 1011

The upper Pleistocene faunas of Foz do Enxarrique site (Vila Velha de

5432 Ródão): taphonomic and paleoenvironmental issues 104

5433 Developments of the burial rites Bronze Age Moravia, Czech Republic 1013

Creating online databases of lithic collections. Two cases from

5434 Poland – various challenges and approaches 793

Their „traditional enemies” – how the Spanish intrusion changed the

5435 relationship between the Pueblo and their neighbors 866

The EU Habitats Directive and cultural heritage legislation and

5436 regulation - some perspective from Ireland 1091

Conceptualizing Death in the Second Millennium BCE Levant: A

5437 Semantic Web Approach 95

Zooarchaeological review of the Lower Paleolithic and Early Middle

5438 Paleolithic in Belgium 157
 Mapping the legacy of heritage forests in the cultural landscape of
5439 Inhambane province, southern Mozambique 978

Analyzing the pastoral landscape in the Valley of Sondondo, Peru.

5440 New methodologies to integrate a segregated area. 1190

Binder selection procedure of Florentine historical buildings for

5441 radiocarbon dating 736
Between Diversity and Homogeneity – The archaeological and
genetic aspects of Ménfőcsanak-Bevásárlóközpont (Hungary) during
5442 the 7th century 588

5443 The network ecology of settlement persistence 1046

Between islands, coast and inlands: relation dynamics in the

5444 Messina Strait at the dawn of the Bronze Age 1147

Women's graves and women in graves – Reflections on female

5446 sarcophagus burials in Hellenistic Etruria 679

Unlocking hidden potential in a carefully addressed field:

5448 reconstructing Linearbandkeramik longhouses 432
Persistence, disappearance, rediscovery: the extinction dynamics of
the European wild ass and aurochs in the North-
5449 Central Balkans 902

5450 Fire and stone: a unique cremation megalithic tomb in Iberia 627

Bioarchaeological research of the Iron Age populations of the

5451 Carpathian Basin - Past, present, and future 72

The armed forces of the Soviet Union in the content of monuments in

5452 Poland after WWII. From affirmation to condemnation 223

Place, Boundaries, and the (Re)Making of Pictland: Thoughts from

5454 the Carn Droma site in eastern Argyll, Scotland 938

Documenting conflict antiquities traffickers in Russia's war on

5458 Ukraine 982
 New data in the characterization of Levantine rock art stylistic
horizons through pigments: limites and possibilities of non-invasive
5459 methods 355

Challenges in Developing Underwater Archaeological Heritage into

5462 Tourism Products in the Baltic Sea countries 595

5463 Paleopathology of Contact Zones: Mass Grave on Berezan Island 1133

Unveiling parchment production practices from large-scale analysis

5464 of MALDI-TOF data 613

Another history of Ancient Near Eastern archaeology: the role of

5466 women working at the Louvre Museum (late 19th-20th centuries) 738

Archaeological Archives and Local Communities:

5467 How Can History of Archaeology Inform Heritage Practices 794

5468 Sex-Related Variability in the Ancient Oral Microbiome 834

Settling the Apennines in the Bronze Age. New data from the Tappino
5470 Valley area 644

All’s wool that ends wool. Tracing sheep and goat lives in Neolithic
5471 Iberian Peninsula through archaeozoology and aDNA 699

Report of the early archaeological excavations and new data in the

5472 so-called Bosco Littorio area. 160

5474 Images on Greek pottery “seen” by a computer 1065

Reimagining archaeological heritage management in Peru: Through

5475 an era of the Qhapaq Ñan's participatory policy 664
Death Across the Mediterranean and Beyond: Ritual Significance and
Comparative Analysis of Tombs from the Balearic Islands, Arabia,
5476 and Persia. 1015

5477 My Refuge and My Fortress: A Geospatial Study of Fortified Churches 15

 The Late Preclassic Usulután Ceramics of Honduras. A Typological
Study and New Perspectives from the Northeastern Coast of
5478 Honduras 866

5479 Towards a Global Historical Archaeology of Europe and South Asia 387

Marcomannic Wars – Consequences of Conflict Based on a

5481 Comprehensive Dataset 340

The Technology of Medieval Venetian Glass and the Levantine

5482 Connection 1144

Potent Performances: New Approaches to Infant-Adult Double

5483 Burials in Roman Britain 1049

3D Visualization and Virtual Reconstruction as tools to analyze

5484 historical and recent mass graves 886

HistoryTelling: engaging people and telling the history of yesterday

5485 using today's media 1129

Persistence and transformation in rituals performed in the sanctuary

5486 of Zeus at Olympia from a visual perspective 1089
Funerary practices in the Samarkand Oasis: Challenges and New
Methods in the Study of Kurgans from the Samarkand Oasis,
5487 Uzbekistan 1127

Urban ecology and territorial exploitation in Archaic Italy through

5488 multi-isotope reconstruction of pastoral strategies 739

Shell Ornaments of Gravettian Communities: Mobility and Social

5490 Identity in Upper Palaeolithic Poland 1103

Lost in the in-between. The fusion between local culture and Islamic
5492 imperial influences on the Rania Plain in Iraqi Kurdistan. 566

A Meal for the Dead and for the Living. Reflections on Food in Funeral
5493 and Settlement Contexts 184
Pastoral upland landscapes: land use, (over)grazing and
abandonment from ethnoarchaeology and computational
5494 archaeology. A case study in the Aspromonte (Italy) 1050
 The antiseptic and antiphlogistic properties of medicinal plants used
5495 since prehistory 653

Material Interconnectedness in an Archipelagic Maritime Landscape:

5496 The Inner Ionian Sea Archipelago 1147

Let’s add a different approach: the re-examination of Thorikos’

5502 mortuary practices through archaeothanatology 1188

The Soundscape of Late Antiquity Between Ethnology and

5503 (Community) Archaeology. Acoustic Staging on the Tur Abdin 1107

Intramural burials during the Chalcolithic Period of the Southern

5504 Levant 1016
Unravelling the funerary ritual of the prehistoric Hypogeum of
Calaforno (Giarratana, Sicily) through the study of its commingled
5505 human remains 1132

Coastal Shoreline Change of an Ancient Human Settlement on the

5506 Gulf of Mexico: A Case Study of Isla Piedra 13
The creation of an early medieval regional hierarchy from within.
Exploring the monastic landscapes of Samos and Monte Amiata
5508 abbeys. 1102

Lead glass at the top of European churches in the High Middle Ages.
5510 Origin and distribution of an unusual production 1144

Palaeofaeces from a Viking-age urban settlement at Ribe, Denmark -

5511 metagenomics, multi-omics, and high-definition archaeology 854

5512 The Cultoon stone circle 34

Systematic surveys and contextual analysis of evidence in the

5513 Sibaritide area (Northern Calabria) 1030

A new center for ceramic production from the Roman Province of

5514 Achaea. Archaeological data and archaeometric aspects. 1065

The “Division Lines” of Metaponto: Decoding Topographical

5515 Anomalies Using Least Cost Path 739
 Reflections on the value of energetics to understand rapid
5516 urbanisation and labour logistics in Classical Greece. 648

Identity from funerary sites between the Carpathians and the

5518 Danube in the Middle Ages 1139

From the digital survey of historic buildings to the traces of

5519 construction sites: some case studies of the Middle Ages. 857

Neural networks assisting social networks analysis to map Neolithic-

5521 Chalcolithic dolerites circulation in Valencia Community (Spain) 1109
Cultivating Sustainable Change: Archaeological Impacts and
Benefits in Recent Projects by the University of Oviedo and La Ponte-
5522 Ecomusem 918

Shellfish exploitation in southern France during the Roman period :

5523 definition of an " antique model " and recent findings. 1179

The heterotopia of dolia ceramic vessels: a reassessment of their

5524 maritime routes and history 226

5526 Ochre in the Pictorial Activity of Pit-Grave Tribes of Central Ukraine 359 Part 1
Amelogenin Analysis of Faunal Dental Samples in El Salt's
Stratigraphic Unit Xa (Alacant, Spain): Deciphering Neanderthal
5527 Subsistence Approaches 398

Culinary Heritage of the Cistercians: When Food History Opens Up

5528 New Ways to Relate to Monastic Sites 600
Understanding the Carolingian artist through a novel workflow
involving multimodal remote and in-situ spectral imaging and
5529 spectroscopic techniques 787

Archival Forensic Archaeology: A Novel Approach to Historical

5530 Exhumations 886
Picking up the pieces: zooarchaeological and archaeometric
analyses of fragmented bone from the first Lasinja-culture site in
5531 Lika, Croatia 790

A Computational Approach to the Study of Chullpa Architecture and

5532 Landscape Dynamics 737
5533 Stress-markers in children of the Scythian and Late Scythian culture 122

From Life Paths to dead Communities. Identities and Belonging at

5534 First Millennium Scandinavian Cemeteries 1083
Urbanized elites and the pastoralist landscapes of the Mongolian
steppe: zooarchaeological and isotopic perspectives from the
5535 medieval Uyghur capital Karabalgasun 104

Revisiting “Anomalous” Burial Practices: A Cross-Cultural

5536 Perspective 182
Simmering Fruit, Beans, and Honey in the Lab: Experimental Lipid
Results from Rarely Identified Plant-Based Resources in Organic
5537 Pottery Residues 1008

Mass-produced or Mass-Appeal? Corinthian pottery production in

5538 the Archaic period 654

Rondels Go South: Exploring Types and Chronology on the Edge of

5539 the Carpathian Basin 433

5540 The memories of the generations: visible routes knowledge transfer 1013
From Wine Export Hub to Pilgrimage Corridor:
Mitzpe Shivta and Socio-economic Shifts in the Late Antique Negev
5541 Desert 1076

Medieval strongholds and towns from the territory of today’s Poland –

5542 town foundation and archaeobotanical data 598

Landscapes of power: caprines in the pastoral strategies of local

5543 elites in medieval Provence 1124

Virtual Landscapes and their Communities: Digital Heritage for

5544 Preservation, Engagement and Agency 531

Mapping in the Dark. An evaluation of different survey methods in

5546 archaeological caves from Lastovo Island, Croatia 729

5547 Bone as a proxy for fire in the archaeological record 973

 Transformative journeys: Understanding the Social Dynamics of
5548 Archaeology-Based Wellbeing Interventions 406

Hold your horses! New insights into the Early Iron Age Equid Burials
5550 in Slovenia 835

Can we do more with refits? Some examples from the

5553 Pleistocene/Holocene transition in Belgium. 248

Cutting Through: Archaeology’s role in major infrastructure for green

5554 energy 732

Investigating dietary (δ13C, δ15N, amino acids) and mobility

5556 patterns (87Sr/86Sr) at the necropolis of Saint Just de Valcabrère. 931

5557 Coevolution of pathogenic Yersinia in domesticated species 704

Unearthing Family Ties: An Ancient Genomic Odyssey through

5558 Western Eurasia 709

5559 Radical change? Social abandonment and the archaeological record 210
Archaeological researches from the Ligurian Apennines:
multidisciplinary approaches to understand abandonment
5560 processes of rural areas 1184

Stable isotopes of collagen amino acids: evaluation of GC- and LC-

5562 IRMS analytical approaches 557
Geoarchaeological test pits: a multiproxy methodology based on a
paleosoils study applied to the reconstruction of cultural landscapes
5563 in mountains 1124

Architectural Ritual as Mnemonic Act: Gudea’s Temple Building Seen

5564 through the Dedications and the Workforce 852

Enclosing Pastoralism: Pastoral mobility as a social connector in pre-

5565 Roman central Italy 644

New directions in chert provenance: towards new basis for detecting

5566 mobility and territorial behaviour in central Italy during Prehistory 1113
 APPLICATION TO BE A DISCUSSANT: Mapping Archaeological
5567 Heritage in South Asia (MAHSA) project 1157

Competing or complementary? The role of evolutionary ecology and

5568 cultural transmission theory in explaining technological complexity 1046

Advancing Archaeological Conservation practice: Geophysical

5569 Surveys in Mantua 426
Archaeothanatology and Forensic Anthropology: some practical
examples from legal cases to highlight a virtuous interaction
5570 between the two disciplines 1188

Mortars in ancient Roman aqueducts: what is the secret for surviving 1225 /
5572 through millennia? General

Whispers of Caribbean Isles: Inclusive Narratives for Rediscovering

5573 MAA’s pre-Columbian Archaeology Collections 613

Horse husbandry in Lithuania from the Late Roman to the Early

5574 Modern Period: 1500 years lasting traditions? 835

Ancient Nubian furskins – tracing ovicaprine breed differences by

5575 investigating hair morphology 699

Curating in the Classroom: ‘Lost and Found: Collecting Antiquity at

5576 Kenyon College’ 1192

Surrounded by Saints. Conservation and Prevention Work in Old

5578 Dongola, Sudan. 787

5579 Multiple infant burials at Early Mycenaean Thorikos, SE Attica 95

The reconstruction of dwellings in wet areas through structural
calculations and different methodologies: an interdisciplinary
5580 approach 1081

Social Belonging and Relatedness at the Rise of the Greek City-State:

5581 Genetic Exploration of Area 3 from the Halieis Necropolis 1083

Along the Nera River. The Site of Maratta Bassa in Terni During the
5582 Orientalizing Period 577
 A stop on the journey. Where we want to go? Archaeology and its
5583 capacity for action in the rural world 406

Soapstone moulds in southern Scandinavia during the late Bronze

5585 Age – Origin - Use - Distribution 974

Celtic Connections: investigating mobility in early medieval Wales

5586 using multi-isotope analysis 1093

The Use of Mutual Information to Trace Hellenistic and Roman

5587 Networks of Interaction in the Eastern Mediterranean 332

Food and grave goods: exploring community and otherness in early

5588 medieval Iberia 1139

Geography and chronology of Slavic dispersal in Central and Eastern

5589 Europe according to archaeogenetic data 395

Weaving Resilience: Economic Dynamics of Rural Communities in

5591 the Roman West 727

Not so beautiful enough? The Archaeobiological heritage hidden

5592 from public 1090

A use-wear analysis of fired clay sickles from Mesopotamia: an

5594 “extra” hand or an alternative to flint sickles? 871

5595 New excavations at Creswell Crags: a landscape approach using GPR 1111 Part 2
A Slow Death: Investigating Environmental Pollutant Exposure and its
Influence on Health in Romano-British to Post-Medieval English
5597 Populations. 135

Encounters with an expanding predatory state: Nubia during and

5598 after the first war with Egypt (ca. 3100-2500 BCE) 340

Unlocking the structure of a Mesolithic open-air site through refitting:

5599 a case from Gailiūnai 2, SE Lithuania 248

“As open as possible & as closed as necessary”?

5600 Uncomfortable Heritages and Data Sharing of Human(Remain)s 381
 Semantics of Smell: Examining an Iron Age Limestone Incense
5602 Burner from Tell Al-Assara, Northern Jordan 1107

Populonia in the Early Roman period: the town, the gulf of Baratti and
5603 the sea 1193

5604 The Civic Prison of Sufetula? 1022

Exploring Egyptian Blue: Integrating Multispectral and Reflectance

5605 Transformation Imaging for In-Depth Documentation and Study 723

Memories of transition: the archaeological landscape of modernity in

5606 Sardinia 905

An unexpected turn of (Middle?!?) Palaeolithic events: Picões dos

5607 Grilos 4 957

Detecting Differential Chemical Signatures of Tattoo Inks on Porcine

5608 Skin and Bone Using pXRF 533

Environmental Impact of the Building of Kisvárda Castle on the

5609 Hungarian-Ottoman Borederzone 340

Landscape under the Point Cloud: Unveiling the Past with Enhanced
5610 Visualisation and High-Resolution LiDAR Data from Slovakia 1111 Part 1

Holy waste: a multi-analytical approach to the study of cultic

5611 deposits in the copper mine of Kropfsberg (North Tyrol, Austria). 1044

Carving a Future: HBIM Framework for Cappadocia's Rock-Carved

5612 Environments 430

5613 Water Management through Time seen from the Al Madam Falaj 842

5614 Alternative Preservations in the Time of Climate Crisis 472

5615 Archaeological Parks and education: the EduPArq project 811

 Supply and Transportation of Building Materials in Ostia antica: the
5616 “Isolato delle Trifore” as a Case Study 997
The Eastward Spread of Grape Wine and Its Sinicization --
Archaeological Evidence from the Northwest Region of the Tang
5617 Dynasty 184

Digital survey for documentation and virtualization of rock pastoral

5618 sites in Aspromonte National Park (Italy) 729

UNDERSTANDING ROME BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF ITS EMPIRE

5619 Rome in the Context of the Globalizing World of Ancient Afro-Eurasia 510

Reflections of Service: The Search, Recovery, and Identification of

5620 Prisoners of War/Missing in Action (POW/MIA) Cases 533

Composition of gold of the jewellery of the North Pontic area (7th

5621 century BC - 2nd century AD). 923

Hidden Rivers: Exploring Flowscapes Through Remote Sensing

5623 Technology 13

Constructing local identities in the Mediterranean West. Funerary

5624 contexts and cultural hybridisation in Colonia Augusta Emerita. 946

What’s in a Recipe?: Applying Lessons from Historical Archaeology

5625 to the Study of Prehistoric Cuisines 184

5627 Somewhere beyond the sea searching for more Ahrensburgian 957

An archaeogenetic study of the rise of the Maritime Republic of Noli,

5628 Italy 848

From Celtic cult place to Roman town: a case study in Lausanne-

5629 Lousonna (Switzerland) 695

Staple resources mobilization and exchange at the urban transition

5630 in Central Italy (8th-6th c. BCE). The isotopic evidence from Gabii. 644

Working the landscapes: Connecting community and labour in

5631 Bronze Age Cyprus 1147
 Modern knappers and old stone tools:
Using Ethnographic and Experimental Collections to Understand the
5632 Production Process of Basalt Tools 334

Engendering Rural Symbiosis: Villas and Cult in the Late Roman

5633 Period 934

5634 A fresh look into the Merovingian Period inhumation graves in Finland 588

Colours at home – unearthing the tradition of colour use in stone age

5637 Norway 355

5639 Mirror Mirror: Reflecting Elite Legacy in Ancient Pompeian Houses 1048

5640 Developing a Hub for Collaborative Synthesis in Human Evolution 882

"The Quality of Life": An Archive of Indentured Labourers' Lives from

5641 Mauritius 971

Well together? Case study of a nature park as a wetland and

5642 arcaheology conservation operational entity 1091
The Contribution of Ancient Reproductions in Archaeology of
Production: the Case Study of Two Amphorae from the Gruppo di
5643 Vanth 802

Echoes of a revolution–dialogues between theory and practice in the

5644 study of the Late Prehistoric Art in the Côa Valley 571

Vis Augusta: monopoly on violence and weapon control between 1225 /

5645 legal practices and imperial communication. General

Resilience, Resistance and Acceptance: in situ preservation and the

5646 Properties in Care in Scotland 880

5647 Island of the Boys - Heritagization of Violence and Death 484

Burials in the foothills: new barrow sites north of the Ahangaran

5648 valley and a plan for their study 1127
 Crouching archaeologist, hidden deer: exploring animal-human
relationships through the unparalleled deer carvings of Dunchraigaig
5649 Cairn (Kilmartin, Scotland) 369

From St Paul's to Santa Pudenziana: The affective presence of

5650 sculpture in-the-round, AD 600-1100 643

The keys to success: interdisciplinarity in the dating of mortars from

5652 Santalla de Bóveda (Lugo, Galicia, Spain) 736

Feature detection in the Argentinean Andes: multiscale assessment

5656 of satellite, UAV, and survey data 1111 Part 1

5657 Necropolis in Mokrin – a geophysical case study 426

Islamic plant-ash glass trade and recycling in the eastern Silk Roads:
5658 new insight from Nishapur, Iran 860

Fish(y) baselines. Exploring challenges of dietary reconstructions in

5659 Ancient Rome through stable isotope analysis. 743

Cultural Integration on the "Crossroad": Iconography of a Chinese

5660 Silk Jin in Roman Palmyra 1166

Broken links or parallel chains of evidence? Diaries and pro forma

5661 from a specialist perspective. 901

A Fortified Landscape: Landscape and identity in the Archaic Aterno

5662 Valley (Abruzzi) 470

From archaeological evidence to enchanted worlds: A proposal to

5663 explore prehistoric landscapes. 895

Greek Sanctuaries at Olbia de Provence (Hyères, Var): new

5664 perspectives on ancient excavations. 517

Ancestral commons: shaping the interconnected worlds of Bronze

5666 Age pastures in Northern Europe 895

5667 Why Scale Matters 1095

 Exploring the use archaeothanatology in the hot climate of the early
Egyptian Nile Valley: limitations, ongoing developments and future
5668 research. 1188

"Warlords Beneath the Soil: Legacy of Prestige in Graves with

5669 Weaponry across Central Europe during Late Antiquity" 870

Crops and marshlands, land use and recursive settlement choices in

5670 the ager Pisanus (Tuscany, Italy) 1155

Material Semiotics and Female Figurines: Crafting Political

5671 Economies in the Southern Levant 654
Exploring the architecture of practice in the absence of the house:
combining use-wear and spatial analyses to investigate artefact
5672 scatters 396
Animal mobility and the emergence of animal husbandry in the
southern Levant: multi-stable isotopic analyses of Pre-Pottery
5673 Neolithic caprines 699

From laurel to splinters: the detailed biography of a large-sized laurel

5674 leaf preform 248

The landscape of the Rabagão valley: transformations and

5675 disparities in the territory from the Iron Age to the Roman period 390

Neolithic Foodways: towards an understanding of food-processing

5676 activities at Neolithic Çatalhöyük 1008
Medieval colonization of an upland landscape in Western Bohemia -
environmental archaeological, historical ecological and landscape
5678 archeological approaches 1167

Portal of Amateur Collaborators and Register of Individual Finds of

5679 the Czech Republic 83

5680 Desolate Shores: Late Bronze Age Aegean Harbours as Heterotopias 226

Taking a closer look at Iberian Culture: everyday life in the

5681 construction of female gender 396

Investigating Document AI for Archaeological Reports: A

5682 Comparative Analysis 1071
 Advantages and Limitations of Traceological Research on Early
Medieval Clothing Components (9th Century Spherical Hollow
5683 Buttons) 871

Feminist archaeology and queer archaeology: divorce or family

5685 counseling? 1060

How deep the archaeological material allows us to dig into identity of

5686 inhabitans of early medieval Southern Pannonia and Dalmatia? 209

Metsemegologolo: of fragmented archives and story-mapping for the

5687 exploration of ancient African urbanism 852

5688 The stones of Nidaros Cathedral – rediscovering medieval stone glue 613

5689 Copper alloy spindle and spindle-whorl from Sermin 1119

Recycling and reusing pottery and glass in the context of crafts: Case
5690 study Colonia UlpiaTraiana Poetovio 1119

Prehistoric large-scale salt production, trade, power and wealth in

5691 south-eastern Europe 784

Whose Work? Telling New Stories with Archaeological Archives at the

5692 Harvard Art Museums 794

Biological distance analysis in early medieval Wales: exploring

5693 kinship and post-marital residence 1093

5694 Managing significance in English towns - staying, leaving and arriving 592

The end is not the end: building abandonment processes during the
5695 Near Eastern Neolithic 1050

Same shape different classes. Public and private consumption in a

5696 common repertoire. 1033

The religious, cultural and aesthetic values of glazing in English

5697 medieval monasteries 860
 Necropoleis as Mnemonic palimpsest: tomb violation, touch, and
5698 remembrance in pre-Roman Italy 852
Archiving the Sediment Archive: Integrating In-Situ
Geoarchaeological Data and Remote Sensing Data in a Historic
5699 Landscape Characterisation Framework 965

Pick out the easy meat. Human – dog relationship at 4th millennium
5700 pile-dwellings of Ljubljansko barje (Slovenia) 493

5704 How Does a Town Die? The Puzzling Fate of Medieval Gutenwerd 575

New dates for old: re-dating the Pictish burial monuments of

5705 Scotland 1043

Multi-scalar and multi-regional comparisons of specialized olive oil

5706 production in the Roman Empire. 909

5707 Growing Good with Archaeology 406

Feeding King and Court: food renders, hunting and feasting at

5709 Llangorse Crannog, Wales. 1093
Repopulating the braes: Understanding the value of a repopulating
approach to the archaeology of upland settlement in the Scottish
5712 Highlands 1184

Maritime cultural landscape of the Bay of Kotor

5713 Case study: ship graffiti from St. Tryphon’s church 226

Geomorphological and Archaeoastronomical Analysis of an Early to

5718 Middle Neolithic Landscape, Cranborne Chase, Southern Britain 34
From Non-Invasive Survey Methods to Excavation: Exploring Iron Age
Hillforts and Roman Settlements in the Aliste River Valley, Zamora,
5719 Spain 1111 Part 2

Causation without location? Rethinking Kura-Araxes spatio-temporal

5720 dynamics through contextual Bayesian chronologies 924

Combining flexibility and standardisation in born-digital field

5722 recording 1077
 Theatre of Aspendos and its environs under Seljuk control:
Observations based on Fernand Braudel’s three planes of historical
5723 time 566

Bioarchaeological Investigation of Complex Population Dynamics in

5724 the Romanized Eastern Adriatic and Hinterland 439

Following the Threads: Women’s Labor, Weaving, and the

5725 Archaeology of the Economy in Classical Greece 520

A pXRF study of Bronze- and Early Iron Age matt-painted pottery from
5728 Albania, Epirus and Central Greece 845
New findings on human impact in Greater Poland during the
Migration Period based on high-resolution paleoenvironmental
5729 reconstructions 902
Past charcoal making remains in current Old-Growth Forests
highlight past human activity in the French Pyrenees and Romanian
5731 Carpathians 1082

Horses and bulls on a bronze bowl from Gela: cultural hybridism and
5732 orientalising motifs in Archaic Greek Sicily 306

5734 How animal remains can tell a story about waste management 498

Highlights from physicochemical characterization of some plasters

5735 and mortars from the Stavanger Cathedral, Norway 776

5736 Kinship At Çatalhöyük: Part 2, The Biological Data 731

5737 Long-lived landscape management in the Lake Titicaca Basin, Bolivia 556

5738 The red way to the life beyond 355

New Approaches to Glocalisation in the Phoenician Perspective:

5739 Research Activities at the CNR-ISPC 306

5740 The Metropole and the Mediterranean 1057

 Larger than Life: Use and Function of Super-Sized Kantharoi in
5741 Boeotia 1033

The Potter or There and back again – Migration of Rhenish potters as

5742 a driving factor in technology transfer 631
Continuities and changes in ritual landscapes dynamics: the reuse
and transformation of megalithic monuments in Northwestern
5743 Portugal 393

New hopes in the research of Pleistocene cave settlements in 1225 /

5744 Hungary - The Project Kőlyuk I. General

Medieval Pilgrim Badges found in Norway – Pilgrimage to Italian

5745 shrines from the Fringes of the Catholic society 1103

Textiles and Gender in the Late Neolithic/Early Chalcolithic of

5746 Southwest Iberia 717

Four Small-Quarry Stones from Egypt’s Eastern Desert and their

5748 Deployment in the Vesuvian cities 727

Analyzing symmetry in Acheulean handaxes: a technological and

5749 geo-morphological approach 915

Unraveling the genetic threads of ancient Eurasian sheep through

5750 space and time 699

Horse sacrifices in the Royal Hellenistic necropolis of the Getae in

5751 Sboryanovo National Reserve, NE Bulgaria. Overview of studies. . 835

5753 Late Antique Monasticism in Egypt as a revolutionary counterculture 856

Places of worship in land and water. Bronze Age hoards in the

5754 Mediterranean in their European context. 1159

The reflection of Prehistory in the fine arts, with particular regard to

5755 public sculpture in Hungary 811
An early Iron age formal vessel in reductionist focus: from
petrography and chemistry to experimental replications, organic
5819 residues analysis and contextual symbolism 988
 Non-utilitarian deposit pits of the Middle Neolithic, from the
5820 Mediterranean to Northern France: propitiatory votive practices? 1159

Geospatial and chronological analysis of wine and oil production in

5821 Roman Hispania 909

Environmental Impact on Pleistocene Crete: Faunal Turnover and

5822 Resources in an Island Ecosystem 37

The art of horsemanship riding in Geometric Greece: the relationship

5823 between horse and rider in iconography and Bioarchaeology 835

Migration and the making of the Greek world: The work of the
5825 MIGMAG project 597

The integration of Indian forest-dwellers into short- and long-

5826 distance exchange networks in the medieval period 58

A necropolis in network: the case of Geloux (Landes, France) during

5827 the Iron Age. 1013

The Piediluco Basin In The Context Of The Genesis Of Protohistoric

5842 Communities In Central Italy 460

The Protohistoric Lakeshore Settlement Of Paduli (Colli Sul Velino,

5843 Ri). Multidiclipinary Approach to The Knowledge of a Wetland Site 1081

5925 Down and Dirty with Archeological Artefacts 406

Roman forts in the line of fire. Analysing building programmes in the

5926 Lower Rhine delta 1182

5927 Keeping the Hammers’ Voice Alive 505

Engineering Sustainability: Roman Dams and Water Management in

5928 the Mediterranean Agricultural Economy 37

Populations of the Central Asian steppes and reed beds of the Amu
5929 Darya in the early centuries of Islam 1120
 Beyond Nuns and Grandmothers: Intersectional aging and the role of
5931 elder females in medieval Prussia 799

5932 Transmission of Knowledge and Ritual Variance in the Cult of Mithras 1089

To be or not to be: Erasing Deified Emperors and Imperial Cult status

5933 in Roman Ephesos 1089

Challenging PARIS: Case Studies from North American Heritage at

6701 Risk (NAHAR) 880

6738 Deep listening to the ruins 76

Benefits and Challenges to Multiscalar Public Engagement
Surrounding the Callacpuma Megalithic Plaza in the Northern
6739 Peruvian Andes 240

Who do borders separate? A workers’ perspective on the Egyptian-

6749 Nubian borderscape 938

Archaeogenetics and the Social Dynamics of Ancestry and Identity in

6750 Vandal and Byzantine Carthage, Tunisia 1076

The Hidden Patterns of the Past — Carpathian Basin in the 3rd

6751 Millennium BC 359 Part 2

The Achaemenid “Mirage” in Gandhāra: A Study of the 5th-4th

6752 Centuries BCE Pottery From Barikot (Swat, Pakistan) 676

6784 The Samad Late Iron Age (SLIA) in eastern Oman, 2024 update 842

6787 Demography of the Steppe 359 Part 1

6789 Experiences of abandonment and abandoned rural landscapes 575

Micro-scale procedure for the Investigation of binder types in historic

6827 mortars through combined analyses 496
6833 Climbing the stairs of the divine ascent in desert landscapes 934

Globalized Ceramics in Medieval Central Asia: Lessons from a Small

6834 Town (Dandanakan) 676

Minting Madness on the Coromandel Coast: Spatial Patterns and

6838 Organization of European Mints between the 17th and 18th Century 42

Marmorisation outside Rome: On the interactions of late Republican

7340 marble imports on architecture, economy and perception 727