Recycle your Neolithic axe! Last month the Dutch government installed a 15 cent deposit on cans in order to promote recycling. Recycling has been part of human behavior since early prehistory. In prehistoric research especially the recycling of metal has received much attention. Lasse van den Dikkenberg • May 10, 2023
Weaponised experimental archaeology We would learn very little if we would just play with swords. Accurate planning, careful documentation, and several critical decisions are necessary to learn something from realistic combat experiments. Valerio Gentile • November 18, 2022
Making a point: Replicating needles from the Canadian Arctic Understanding the past by trying to emulate it, that is experimental archaeology. Matilda Siebrecht investigates the production and use of bone needles by people living in the Canadian Arctic. Matilda Siebrecht • February 19, 2020
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
