Latest Research in Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
25 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
- Archaeology and ancient environmental studies — 5 papers
- Archaeology and Rock Art Studies — 2 papers
- Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies — 2 papers
- Conservation Techniques and Studies — 1 papers
- Ancient Near East History — 1 papers
- Film in Education and Therapy — 1 papers
- Sports, Gender, and Society — 1 papers
- Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research — 1 papers
- Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies — 1 papers
- 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- A Reused Bronze Age Barrow and Roman Religious Shrine Site at Red Lodge, Suffolk
- Interpreting funerary variability in the Alsace Plain between 5300 and 4400 BC
- Can the Division – and Therefore Destruction – of an Object Ever Be Defensible in Pursuit of ‘Better’ Conservation and Research? How Far Can We Go in Retracing the ‘Lost Object’ Within the Current Ensemble?
- The Textile Plaiters of Puzriš-Dagān: A First Approach
- Creation by fire: ritual burning and ancestor shrines in West Africa
- Reconstructing Indigenous Landscapes: Integrating LiDAR, GIS, and Historical Records to Analyse Landscape Transformation in the Bokoni Region, South Africa
- When Worker Eliminates Worker: A Sociological Reading of No Other Choice (2025)
- Rediscovery of a 5th-Century BCE Burial Assemblage of the Dnipro Forest-Steppe Region
- Stadiums, streets, and symbolism: football, neighborhoods, and everyday identity in English urban life
- Affective construction in motion: immersion in long-distance road travel
- Differing Patterns of Skeletal Disarticulation in Single and Multiple Burials
- Nacreous fish-hooks from middle chalcolithic Tel Tsaf, Israel in context
- A Photogrammetric Documentation and Condition Assessment of a Pala-Period Vishnu Stele in the Varendra Research Museum, Rajshahi: A Preliminary Report
- Lead speed and nepotism in early modern ecclesiastical administration: A new quantitative approach
- Fractured? Yes. Reconfigured? Maybe. Unified? Unlikely
- Le prieuré San Samonta à Saint-Montan (Ardèche, France). Analyse archéologique du bâti des édifices cultuels
- ରବତ: ପରମପରକ ବଶୱସବଧ ବନମ ପରଗତର ଅପରତରଧୟ ପରବହ
- Third Places for the Unspeakable: Death Cafés and the Mediation of Mortality in Urban China
- Weaving and Funerary Practices: An Attempt at Interpreting the Finds of Miniature Loom Weights in Burials from the Late Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age (Poland and Germany)
- Ethics in archaeobotany: identifying current issues and initiating a declaration of principles