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New publication by C. A. Harvey, E. E. Intagliata, K. Mokránová, R. Raja, and M. Zoppi.
“Urban representations of religion” is the title of a volume that was recently published as a result of the cooperation between the Centre for Urban Network Evolutions (Urbnet) at the University of Aarhus and the Humanities Institute for Advanced Study “Religion and Urbanity: Reciprocal Formation”…
New volume edited by Joseph Sony Jean and Eduardo Herrera Malatesta.
HAbIT seeks to understand how the applied arts from early towns transformed Viking Age Scandinavia into a part of medieval Europe.
A Danish research team has made a breakthrough in dating the earliest production of glass in Europe. Using innovative geochemical methods to analyse glass finds from Ribe, Scandinavia’s oldest town, the team from Aarhus University and Museum Vest were able to pinpoint the introduction of Europe’s…
Journal of Urban Archaeology, vol. 9.
Culture comment in Current World Archaeology by Rubina Raja and Søren M. Sindbæk.
New publication by Pernille L. K. Trant, Barbora Wouters, Sarah Croix, Søren M. Sindbæk, Pieterjan Deckers & Søren M. Kristiansen.
Combining the study of archive materials with extensive data collection from research stretching back to the discovery of Palmyra has allowed numerous tombs to be identified.
A workshop organized by Centre Director Rubina Raja and PhD student Mette Lang examines Roman transport infrastructure in modern-day Jordan.
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