I use terra sigillata, therefore I am Roman? Roderick Geerts investigates the replacement of local handmade ceramic traditions by imported or wheelmade ceramics during the Roman period in the Low Countries. Roderick Geerts • November 26, 2019
RoMeincraft and the Grote Archeologie Prijs! RoMeincraft recreates Roman cultural heritage sites in the popular video game Minecraft together with the broader public. The initiative has now been nominated for an award. Aris Politopoulos • October 07, 2019
Heritage for all: Making Dutch Archaeology Accessible for Non-Dutch Speakers During her Master's, Ally Walsh contributed to the accessibility of Dutch heritage to an international audience. Ally Walsh • October 01, 2019
Spit, Tartar, and Burial: an Experiment's Diary Bjørn Bartholdy investigates various aspects of dental calculus (tartar) and diet. In order to explore this, he initiated an experiment in which the formation of calculus was simulated. Bjørn Peare Bartholdy • September 11, 2019
A Spark in the Dark: Shedding Light on the Origins of Fire-making Our personal relationship with fire has become greatly diminished in the modern era compared to our prehistoric ancestors. Save for gas stoves, candles and the occasional barbeque, fire is not often something we experience day-to-day as it would have been in the past. Andrew Sorensen • September 10, 2019
Starchy Nutrition for the Soul Andy Ciofalo's research takes us to faraway places and sunny warm environments all over the Caribbean using a foodways approach to reconstruct culinary identities. Andy Ciofalo • August 23, 2019
Talking Stones: Surveying Ancient Carvings in Northern Pakistan Alexander Mohns participated in an applied archaeology workshop in Pakistan. Through this workshop he got very rare access to the petroglyphs scattered througout the region, many still undocumented and under threat. Alexander Mohns • August 23, 2019
First-hand experience Lennart Kruijer reflects on his fieldwork in Turkey, which, like an archaeological site itself, has left visible traces. Lennart Kruijer • August 21, 2019
