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Volume 99 - April 2025

Contents

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Book Reviews

New Book Chronicle

  • New Book Chronicle

  • Marion Uckelmann
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    11 February 2025, pp. 260-273
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Book Reviews

Corrigendum

  • Afterlives of discovery: tomb robberies, treasure and untangling Tutankhamun – CORRIGENDUM

  • Campbell Price
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    26 December 2024, p. 274
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Book Reviews

Corrigendum

  • New Book Chronicle – CORRIGENDUM

  • Marion Uckelmann
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    26 December 2024, p. 275
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  • Books received

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    08 April 2025, pp. 603-607
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  • Prehistoric communities in the Bayuda Desert, Sudan

  • Henryk Paner, Mirosław Masojć, Aleksandra Pudło, Grzegorz Michalec, Patryk Muntowski, Monika Badura, Marta Osypińska
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 November 2024, e1
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  • Large-scale field research is providing extensive data on the prehistoric settlement history of the Bayuda Desert in Sudan. The authors briefly examine notable outputs from the project, including some of the more than 100 radiocarbon dates that permit a more nuanced understanding of the chronology of settlement pattern changes.

  • Mass-hunting in South-west Asia at the dawn of sedentism: new evidence from Şanlıurfa, south-east Türkiye

  • Fatma Şahin, Michele Massa
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    30 September 2024, e2
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  • Collation of satellite imagery and new fieldwork in Şanlıurfa (south-east Türkiye) has revealed large numbers of stone-walled desert kites, some of which may date to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic (c. 9500–7000 BC). The authors briefly explore the potential role of these structures in the processes of early sedentism and monumentality.

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  • The archaeological record of the Qaraçay River Basin along the northern piedmont of the Lesser Caucasus

  • Andrea Ricci, Stefania Fiori, Muzzafer Huseynov, Bakhtiyar Jalilov, Jutta Kneisel, Hendrik Raese
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    11 November 2024, e3
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  • This project documents the current archaeological record of the Qaraçay River Basin in western Azerbaijan. Integrating intensive pedestrian survey, satellite imagery analysis and topographic mapping, the study identified 85 kurgans, six necropolises and nine sites from the Chalcolithic or medieval periods. The authors believe this demonstrates the potential for further archaeological studies in the region.

  • Evidence of Middle Palaeolithic human occupation in south-central Oman

  • Dominik Chlachula, Yamandú H. Hilbert, Roman Garba, Ash Parton, Lee Arnold, David Alsop, Mathieu Duval, Matthew Meredith-Williams
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    15 November 2024, e9
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  • Debate surrounds the early peopling of the Arabian Peninsula. The first evidence of the Levallois lithic technology in the Huqf area of south-eastern Arabia now extends the Middle Palaeolithic record of hominin activity into central Oman and helps to diversify the picture of Arabian prehistory.

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