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Lisa Bond

Since graduating from the University of Bradford in 2012 with a degree in archaeology, I have been digging as often as I can on various sites in Yorkshire, researching/writing, and volunteering my services on the HER (Historic Environment Record) and walkover field surveys in the Dales (I am also available for more lucrative opportunities!). I avoid specialising in a particular period in prehistory – I tend to write about identity and motivation through material culture. I am also interested in sensory archaeology and experimenting with textiles and colour using ethnographical data. I live on a narrowboat in West Yorkshire - and yes it's cosy...

Gender Roles and the Mass-kill Event: A Cross-cultural Analysis

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Gender assumptions’ when interpreting past human behaviour

Revisiting La Tene Art: Ideas of Ethnicity and Diaspora

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Prehistory has been afforded a cursory mention amongst a rather impressive coverage of history from the Romano-British period to the 20th Century.

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Pyramid of the Moon marked astronomical orientation axis of Teōtīhuacān

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Anglo-Saxon cemetery discovered in Malmesbury

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Archaeologists have discovered an Anglo-Saxon cemetery in the grounds of the Old Bell Hotel in Malmesbury, England.

Musket balls from “Concord Fight” found in Massachusetts

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Archaeologists have unearthed five musket balls fired during the opening battle of the Revolutionary War at Minute Man National Historical Park in Concord, United States.

3500-year-old ritual table found in Azerbaijan

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Archaeologists from the University of Catania have discovered a...

Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old temple complex

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Archaeologists from the University of Siena have unearthed a 4,000-year-old temple complex on Cyprus.

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Legio V Macedonica – The Last Roman Legion

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