• van der Leij, I. H. Only Concrete Remains Material Permanence and Ambiguous Experience of the Shahyad Monument, Tehran
• van Maris, S. Concrete’s Material Agency and the 200.000 Albanian Bunkers
• Radford, M.M.F. Wood and Waka: Material Agency in the Crafting of Eighteenth Century North Island Maori Waka Taua Hulls
• McCabe III, M.D. The Phenomenology of Mind and Material: Ceramica Argentata Production in Etruria

• Arends, A.A.H. Tiny Travellers: Study of West Asian Beads from Merovingian Burials in Dutch Limburg in Relation to International Exchange Networks.
• Aguasvivas Hernandez, M., Chiappa, O., van Litsenburg, Z.C.A.N., Schoon, N.S., and Seferidou, E. The ethics of studying human and non-human remains in the Circum-Caribbean
• Kuipers, K.J. The problem with Symbolic Behaviour
• Tsigoni, F. Colonial Gamification: Maya representation in Civilization VI

• Revert, N. Building new explanations about Roman settlement patterns: predictive modelling in Northern Gaul
• Chomitz, B. Tracing changing beverage consumption trends in the Low Countries through the analysis of stoneware drinking vessels, 1300-1600 CE

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• Editorial Statement. ‘3-years later…a reassessment of the need for something “in-between”
• Deckers, K.P. These bones were made for jogging: an analysis of the lower limb skeletal evidence for the Endurance Running Hypothesis
• Schubert, B.K.H. A study on the purpose of the Nimrud wall reliefs, combining their spatial context and imagery
• Verstraaten, N. Interpreting three Zapotec Cocijo effigy vessels from Monte Albán in relation to Zapotec worldview: An analysis of ceramic Cocijo effigy vessels from Tomb 104 at Monte Albán, Mexico, in relation to directions of the world
• Heekeren, V.S. van. Detecting social change: an examination of the role of the Industrial Revolution on osteoporosis in London, United Kingdom
• Amsing, E.B.J. Assessing stakeholders’ values and interests for archaeological Park Matilo and Castellum Hoge Woerd, the Netherlands

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• Editorial Statement. ‘Aller Anfang is schwer’ 
• Nater, C.I. Patterns in the distribution of graves in the Central Medieval cemetery of Reusel, the Netherlands: Local variations in burial practices
• Rijk, T.E. de. Liminality along the Limes: a study on the Matilo mask, its depositional context and the associated finds
• Aerts, S.E.I. Detecting cultural formation processes through arthropod assemblages: a conceptual model for urban archaeological waste-/cesspits
• Kolbenstetter, M.M. Mollusc collection and salt-production: resource-procurement and distribution in the Gulf of Fonseca
• Cuijpers, E. The ‘lively’ streets of Classical Olynthos: a spatial analysis of urban life on the North Hill, 432 – 348 BCE

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• Editorial Statement. ‘Publish or Perish’?: Presenting the work of junior archaeologists to a broader audience
• Cárdenas Meijers, S. Archaeological sites in Lima and their inheritors: Community engagement in the management of Huacas in Lima
• Quinn, A. Smiling slaves: Figural depictions of Classical comedy’s ‘clever slave’ in a Roman social context
• Noij, F.F.J.M. “Linguistic Landscape Studies” and Archaeology: A reevaluation of the Kadesh inscriptions of Ramesses II