This paper presents the characterisation of 48 ceramic samples from Cova d’En Pardo (Alicante, Spain). Provenance and technology analysis are carried out on materials dated back to different Early and Middle Neolithic cultural phases, including pioneer and Epicardial le...

The Cenozoic sedimentary cover of the Malaguide Complex (Internal Betic Cordillera, Spain), in the Almería and Málaga areas, consists of a suite of sedimentary successions from continental and shallow-marine to deep-marine environments. Structural and stratigraphic rela...

Ce mémoire est composé d’un essai et d’un roman. L’essai s’intéresse à la post-mémoire, concept développé pour traiter des traumatismes historiques, en tant que matériau mémoriel intime. La recherche opère un glissement entre le traumatisme historique et le tr...

This paper evolves around online narrative structures and the way ephemerality affects how we experience and engage with Internet-based artworks in which variability is a factor that both the artist, the users, and the art institutions relate to. Internet narratives are...

Widespread ethnographic evidence exists for the addition of animal dung to clay during the process of ceramic production. However, conclusive evidence of dung tempering in archaeological ceramics is relatively rare. The aim of this study is to ascertain whether, and und...

The study of Mesopotamian early urbanism has its roots in Robert McCormick Adams’s pioneering research of the 1960s and 1970s. From the holistic approach applied during his long academic career derived the historical narratives that still represent the starting point fo...

The Upper Pleistocene (Marine Isotope Stage 5e; ∼120 ka) stratigraphic record from the Bahamas comprises large, km-long parabolic ridges of oolitic composition, that point landward, and have been up to now called “chevrons”. A debate about their genesis has led previous...

Les bains de Cefalà (Xe–XIXe siècle) : pratiques thermales d’origine islamique dans la Sicile médiévale / I bagni di Cefalà (secoli X–XIX) : pratiche termali d’origine islamica nella Sicilia medievale, by A. Bagnera and A. Nef (eds.). Collection de l’École Française de ...

Popular interest in crime is substantial and longstanding, driving the development of crime-based dark tourism attractions. The appeal of these sites can partly be explained through the understanding of functions of transgression as tours provide their audiences with in...