New publication by Vana Orfanou, Thomas Birch, Søren M. Sindbæk, Claus Feveile, Gry H. Barfod and Charles E. Lesher.

Over 1,000 years ago, Vikings took a massive leap forward in their metalworking abilities and created special alloys that were well ahead of their time.

En ny antologi om Julius Cæsar undersøger, hvordan Cæsar benyttede fortiden til at skabe den persona, som kom til at lede den romerske stat. Endvidere belyser bogen, hvordan Cæsar er blevet husket og fremstillet efter sin død. Bogen, der er første bind i ny bogserie om Rom, er udarbejdet og udgivet…

The third issue of JUA can now be found online, published Open Access. It is a special issue focused on two of UrbNet’s core conceptual agendas: network evolutions and high-definition narratives. Research areas, within which UrbNet is a world-leading research centre.

The new peer-reviewed book series Urban Archaeological Pasts presents new approaches and syntheses in the archaeology and ancient history of urban societies across the world. It is based on, among other things, the lecture series given by residential scholars at UrbNet.

Summary by PhD Student Rhiannon Garth Jones.

Summary by PhD Student Rhiannon Garth Jones.

24 April 2021, the French documentary 'Les visages oubliés de Palmyre' will premiere on television. The film is about the oasis city of Palmyra and takes as one of its points of departure the research conducted in the Palmyra Portrait Project.

New publication by Professor Rubina Raja.

I marts måned blev anden fase af de dansk-italienske udgravninger af Cæsars Forum i Rom indledt. Selvom udgravningen stadig er på et tidligt stadie, er der allerede gjort væsentlige fund, som kaster nyt lys over Alessandrino-kvarterets historie i 1900-tallet.