🏛️🔍📜EAZ-Archive: EAZ 15(1),1974 How did Berlin’s State Museums redefine their role after WW2? This tribute to G.R. Meyer, longtime Director General of the State Museums of Berlin, remembers his role in #museum reconstruction and making collections more accessible #Archaeology doi.org/10.54799/ZJJ...

📚🏺🔎 EAZ-Archive: EAZ 1(1), 1960 How did EAZ begin? The first editorial of EAZ from 1960 shares the initial concept behind: to bring ethnography and archaeology together to explore human (pre)history, promote interdisciplinary research and connect science with society. doi.org/10.54799/GBE...

🌍EAZ-Archive: EAZ 15(2), 1974 A report on the 6th International Congress of Speleology in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, 1973, highlighting archaeological presentations and excursions to Moravia’s famous prehistoric sites. doi.org/10.54799/ZPE... #EAZ #Archaeology #Speleology #Moravia

📚🔍 EAZ-archives: 51(1/2), 2010 How do annals and chronicles create historical meaning? This article from our archives questions the traditional hierarchy between these forms and fully developed historical narratives in Greek historiography. #EAZ #AncientHistory doi.org/10.54799/BUC...

📍📊EAZ-Archive: #EAZ 2(1), 1961 This review assesses Wäsch­er’s reconstruction of #Quedlinburg Castle Hill from the Bronze Age to the Medieval Period, with attention to unresolved questions about the site’s early occupation and the limitations of the archaeological evidence. doi.org/10.54799/KPN...

🌍🔍🏺EAZ 51(1/2),2010 This article explores how archaeological scholarship constructs narratives about Oriental influences on Homeric Greece, which contribute to modern practices of defining cultural continuity and/or difference #ClassicalArchaeology #AncientGreece #Orientalism doi.org/10.54799/PDM...

📸A snapshot from the past – rock art depicting the “simple” boat-type in Qatta, taken during 1959 Nubian Exploration Expedition. Photo: G. Guhr. Guhr, Günther. 1960. „Nubien-Expedition 1959“. EAZ 1 (1):64. doi.org/10.54799/HJF.... #EAZ #Archaeology #RockArt #Nubia

📜🪦EAZ-Archive: EAZ 50(1/2), 2009 K. Lussi explores beliefs about restless dead and burning ghost apparitions using a 1599 case from Lucerne to examine how neglected obligations toward the deceased were thought to disturb their eternal rest. doi.org/10.54799/NQN... #Archaeology #History #Folklore

🏺🏛️🛡️From EAZ-archives: EAZ 11(4), 1970 G. Gomolka summarizes ten years of excavation on the Lower Danube Limes and examines the transformation of Late Roman defence systems. #RomanArchaeology #Antiquity #Archaeology #History #Research #EAZ #EAZArchives doi.org/10.54799/AAE...

📚🧭From EAZ-archives: 17(1), 1976 This report presents new perspectives from the 1974 Kopar conference on Early Medieval Slavic Archaeology, with the focus on continuity vs. fragmentation in the Köttlach debate. #Archaeology #SlavicStudies #Research #MaterialCulture #EAZ doi.org/10.54799/KKV...

🌎🔄🤝 #EAZ 59 (3): New publication B. Angelbeck and D. M. Schaepe's contribution calls for reconnection and sovereignty of #Indigenous people over their ancestral #heritage and repositioning of #archaeology as a form of service rather than mastery. doi.org/10.54799/NJR... #research #anthropology

📍📊EAZ-Archive: 16(3), 1975 This excavation report from Altgrieben analyses evidence from Roman horizon to early Slavic occupation. #SlavicArchaeology #EarlyMedieval #Research #Archaeology #EAZ #EAZArchives Knorr, Heinz A. 1975. „Altgrieben“. EAZ 16 (3):387-407. doi.org/10.54799/TSR...

📜EAZ-Archive: EAZ 10(3), 1969 Beyond the slave mode of production: H. Kreissig critically engages with the schematic periodization in Marxist historiography, adding to the discussion on the Early Class societies and the "Asiatic mode" debate. #EconomicHistory #Research doi.org/10.54799/NEP...

⚱️📸A snapshot from the past – The Obliwice domestic urn, Lebork District. #Hallstatt Phase C. Photo: L. J. Łuka. Photo is taken from Łuka, L. J. 1969. Die Entstehung Und Entwicklung Der Ostpommerschen Kulturder frühen Eisenzeit. EAZ 10 (4). doi.org/10.54799/IPV... #IronAge #Research #Archaeology #EAZ

📚🗂️⏳#EAZArchive: EAZ 17 (3), 1976, is now available in our digital archive, featuring research on the #EarlyIronAge in the Lower Oder and Warta regions, #StoneAge lithics in #Australia, and settlement abandonment patterns in the Havelland region. Read here: www.eaz-journal.org/index.php/ea...

🌍🤝🔍 #EAZ 60 (1): New publication announcement How can archaeology engage with diverse knowledge systems? A newly published essay by Stefano Biagetti and colleagues explores ethnoarchaeology as a state of mind. doi.org/10.54799/RIX... #archaeology #ethnoarchaeology #research #anthropology

🎉🤝📚EAZ welcomes Dr. Tanja Schreiber to the Associate Editors Team! With her expertise in social, landscape, collaborative, and quantitative #archaeology, she brings valuable perspectives to the journal. Explore T. Schreiber's work: www.researchgate.net/profile/Tanj... #ResearchCommunity

🔥⚱️🪦EAZ-Archive: EAZ 13(4), 1972 From pyres to burial mounds: In this article, H. Zoll‐Adamikowa explores the evolution of Slavic burial rituals in Medieval Poland doi.org/10.54799/ODC... #Archaeology #SlavicArchaeology #BurialRituals #Research #EAZ #EAZArchives

🧬🏺 ⚖️ #EAZ 60 (1): New publication Many archaeologists remain dissatisfied with the extent to which #aDNA #research dominates narratives of the past. This new report argues for a more integrated approach that combines diverse evidence. doi.org/10.54799/KON... #archaeology #genetics #anthropology

🔥🤝📄#EAZ 59 (3), 'Working, Living and Learning Well Together?': New publication E. Solfeldt and A. Naglaya examine animism(s) and the animation of fire among the Northern Komi and the Tundra Nenets doi.org/10.54799/BSP... #archaeology #research #ethnography #anthropology #Indigenous #Ethnoarchaeology

📚🗂️⏳#EAZArchive: EAZ 17 (2) is now available online Published in 1976, this issue brought together studies in vegetation history, ancient Nile Valley topography and Meroitic language. Read here: www.eaz-journal.org/index.php/ea... #archaeology #ethnography #anthropology #research #eaz

📍🤝 On 6–10 May, our EiC, J. Cunningham, represented #EAZ at the 58th Annual Meeting of the #CAA in Canmore. Grateful to connect with colleagues who support our vision of open-access #research bridging #Anthropology & #Archaeology, and multilingual scholarship, including Indigenous languages.

🕰️🧩⚖️# EAZArchive: EAZ 52 (1), 2011 Focusing on German prehistoric archaeology, Susanne Grunwald explores how disciplinary history influences archaeology’s perception of itself doi.org/10.54799/WBM... #Archaeology #History #Research #EAZ #EAZArchives

Ever heard of vā? 'Vā Moana: Space and Relationality in Pacific Thought and Identity’, brings together a range of voices, many from Pacific communities themselves, to share how vā is understood, lived and evolving across different places and contexts. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/VM....

🦌🏔️🔍#EAZAarchive: EAZ 56 (1/2), 2015 Research from West Greenland: What did caribou hunting look like in the centuries before industrialisation? doi.org/10.54799/EGI... #Archaeology #ArcticStudies #HunterGatherers #IndigenousHistory #LandscapeArchaeology #EAZ

#EAZ 60(1): New publication announcement In the latest addition to the Open section, R. Greenberg et al lead a conversation that #archaeology has been reluctant to engage with: #heritage destruction, law and the politics of silence doi.org/10.54799/EEJ... #research #anthropology #criticalarchaeology

⚖️🧩❓#EAZ 60 (1): New publication announcement Are we building prehistoric archaeology on secure foundations – or on assumptions we stopped questioning decades ago? Silviane Scharl explores in her latest book review: doi.org/10.54799/VOC... #archaeology #research #anthropology #prehistory

Vol. 14(2), 2025 is now available! Check it out: teachinganthropology.org

🌍📚#EAZArchive: EAZ 14 (4), 1973 This paper explores how class structures in African societies changed from pre-colonial times through colonial rule to independence and reflects on it from the perspective of political leadership. #PostcolonialStudies #Africa #History #Research doi.org/10.54799/BQW...

📸 A snapshot from the past – Excavation of the statue temple at Musawwarat es Sufra, Sudan, 1960. Photo: K.-H. Otto. CC BY 4.0 Photo is taken from EAZ 1 (2). doi.org/10.54799/BKH... #FieldworkPhoto #Sudan #Research #Archaeology #History #EAZ