World Archaeology

Papers
(The median citation count of World Archaeology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Imperial ritual appropriation and violence?: the severed heads from Fiambalá and Copiapó during Inca times21
Exploring the impact of tobacco consumption on the respiratory health of two Dutch skeletal populations (1300–1829 CE)16
Ottoman archaeology between the Self and the Other : archaeological ethnography and the transborder research potential of the SW Balkans12
A world of beads from the Island of Mozambique (16th–20th centuries)10
Deaths at the heart of the state: incarcerating working-class youth at Ferme Neuve of Les Douaires, France9
Repetition, persistence and generality: problematising the endurance of medieval urbanity7
Margins are central: identity and indigenous resistance to colonial globalization in Guam7
The Self-Representation of tomb builders in East China, 1st to 3rd Century CE7
Ancient Koguryŏ’s heritage around Ji’an: past and current interpretations6
Assessing the risks of northeastern African archaeological heritage and their relationship to human–environmental processes: a Bayesian network approach6
Magic money: commodities and exchange in Bronze Age Europe6
Global commodities: cosmology and value6
Early modern human migration into Sulawesi and Island adaptation in Wallacea6
Glass beads in a Dillybag: a cached assemblage from a rockshelter in Quinkan Country, Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia6
Sentient beings? Rethinking the meaning of stone in mesolithic burials and beyond5
From money to commodity: comparative case studies in demonetization5
Global commodities in precolonial Southern Africa: local concepts and global conversations5
Necroviolence in the archaeological evidence. Mass crimes in the Szpęgawski Forest, Poland and the materiality of Aktion 10055
Longquan celadon: a quantitative archaeological analysis of a pan-Indian Ocean industry of the 12 th to 15 th centuries4
Islands and hominin adaptation4
Practice beyond category: archaeologies of labor4
Entanglements, ontologies, and grinding stones at the medieval site of Handoga (Djibouti)4
Lithic stories of broken relations after the Storegga tsunami in Mesolithic western Norway?4
Hominin adaptations in the Lesser Sunda Islands: exploring the vertebrate record to investigate fauna diversity before, during and after the Last Glacial Maximum4
Projectile points, dangers and Amerindian ontologies at eastern Catamarca (Argentina) during the first millennium CE4
Materializations of variable power strategies and inequalities in Polynesia4
‘To make the emigrant a better colonist’: transforming women in the Female Immigration Depot, Hyde Park Barracks4
Punitive labor and enslavement in the Roman bakery3
Finding the remains of classical Bagan’s peri-urban support population: using ethnoarchaeological data to enhance archaeological excavation and interpretation3
Illegal archaeological excavation crime in Jordanian law3
Chinese ceramics as global commodities: a thousand years of production and trade of Chinese ceramics in the Western Indian Ocean3
Community archaeology and climate change3
Submerged inland landscapes of the Aucilla basin, Northwest Florida, USA: populating the Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene landscape3
Submerged landscape evolution of the Beagle Channel: context of the first record of underwater archaeological evidence3
Broken Buddhas, burials, and sanctuary-adjacent sanctuaries: the ancestral animist archaeologies of Angkor’s ancient places and things3
Food as affirmative biopolitics at the border: liminality, eating practices, and migration in the Mediterranean3
Counter-infrastructure in the US–Mexico borderlands: some archaeological perspectives3
Labor, gender, and intercultural diplomacy: the emergence of Madame Montour as a professional interpreter in colonial North America2
Living on the margin: an archaeology of a Swedish Roma camp2
Hydraulic technology as means of Christian colonisation. Watermills and channels in the Lower Ebro (Catalonia)2
Migration flows and concrete walls: an archaeological perspective on early migrant detention facilities. The C.P.T “Regina Pacis” (Italy, Puglia)2
Islands of fertility: a multispecies ethnography of human-termite interactions and their implications for human ecology and the archaeology of gender in the tropics2
Subaltern assemblages. The archaeology of marginal places and identities2
Theory and methods of settlement archaeology – the Chinese contribution2
Resilience and adaptation of agricultural practice in Neolithic Çatalhöyük, Turkey2
Techno-aesthetic ceramic traditions and the effective communication of power on the North Coast of Peru2
Island tales: culturally-filtered narratives about island creation through land submergence incorporate millennia-old memories of postglacial sea-level rise2
Understanding Chinese archaeology by statistical analysis of papers published by Chinese researchers in Chinese and World core journals during the past century (1920–2020)2
Archaeobotany in an era of change and challenge: potential and fragility of macro- and micro-remains2
The altitude of the depths: use of inland water archaeology for the reconstruction of inundated cultural landscapes in Lake Titicaca2
Fame and recognition in historic and contemporary graffiti: examples from New York City (US), Richmond Castle and Bristol (UK)2
Collectors, class and conflict at the lower palaeolithic discovery at Stoke Newington, 1878-18842
Making dolia and dolium makers2
Editorial2
Urban archaeology in Kaifeng, a capital city of dynastic China: progress and insights2
Towards a political ecology of piracy in the Age of Sail2
Alternatives to colonization and marginal identities in New Kingdom colonial Nubia (1550–1070 BCE)1
Trickle down innovation? Creativity and innovation at the margins1
Debating archaeological essentials: rethinking place, time, repetition, difference, and representation1
Fit for purpose: investigating adaptations in late Pleistocene lithic technology to an island environment at Buang Merabak, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea1
Anarchy, institutional flexibility, and containment of authority at Poverty Point (USA)1
Archaeology in a fragile environment: archaeology of the lower Yangtze Shanghai region1
Reflections on archaeology and inequality. A foreword1
Microhistories of an invisible punishment. For an archaeology of sexual exploitation in Spain1
Negritos in Taiwan and the wider prehistory of Southeast Asia: new discovery from the Xiaoma Caves1
Archaeo-media: breaking the binary and building agency in archaeological news reporting1
Landscape, upland-lowland, community, and economy of the mekong river (6th-8th century CE): case studies from the Pre-Angkorian centers of Thala Borivat and Sambor1
Mining and metallurgical labor in Islamic period Southwest Asia1
Scale, depth, multi-disciplinarity, and global integration: Chinese archaeology at 100 years1
Terminal Pleistocene emergence of maritime interaction networks across Wallacea1
Recognising inequality: ableism in Egyptological approaches to disability and bodily differences1
The Acheulean is a temporally cohesive tradition1
Portioning as the missing link in the conceptualization of weight in prehistory. A view from Europe1
Contemporary regimes of disappearance and the unequal treatment of human remains1
Unequal housing in Pompeii: using house size to measure inequality1
Continuity and variability in prehistoric fishing practices by Homo sapiens in Island Southeast Asia: new ichthyofaunal data from Asitau Kuru, Timor-Leste1
The exceptional environmental setting of the North Plaza, Cahokia Mounds, Illinois, USA1
A synthetic model of Palaeolithic seafaring in the Ryukyu Islands, southwestern Japan1
Submerged Palaeolandscapes of the Southern Hemisphere (SPLOSH) – What is emerging from the Southern Hemisphere1
Let’s catch octopus for dinner: ancient inventions of octopus lures in the Mariana Islands of the remote tropical pacific1
The archaeology of a marginal neighborhood in Tehran, Iran: garbage, class, and identity1
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