Cambridge Archaeological Journal

Papers
(The TQCC of Cambridge Archaeological Journal is 3. 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Towards a Broader Understanding of the Emergence of Iron Technology in Prehistoric Arctic Fennoscandia41
A Queer Feminist Perspective on the Early Neolithic Urfa Region: The Ecstatic Agency of the Phallus24
CAJ volume 34 issue 2 Cover and Front matter16
Pioneers in Animate Landscapes: Situating Rock Art in the Colonization Process of Northern Norway13
CAJ volume 34 issue 3 Cover and Front matter13
Dances with Zigzags in Toro Muerto, Peru: Geometric Petroglyphs as (Possible) Embodiments of Songs12
CAJ volume 33 issue 4 Cover and Back matter11
The Proceduralization of Hominin Knapping Skill: Memorizing Different Lithic Technologies10
Relationality, Immanence, Hierarchy: The Nature and Culture of Being(s) at Göbekli Tepe10
Commentary: Making Kin Beyond Kinship10
CAJ volume 33 issue 1 Cover and Front matter9
More Error than Minority: Gendered Burial Practices Align with Peptide-based Sex Identification in Early Bronze Age Burials in Central Europe9
A Kin-based Trade Partnership Model for Obsidian in the Halafian Interaction Sphere: A View from the Southern Levant Wadi Rabah Culture8
Reflections on a Counter-Humanist Archaeology: A Commentary on Greer 20238
Building Ideas out of Wood. What Ancient Egyptian Funerary ‘Models’ Tell Us about Thought and Communication8
Bringing Kinship Back into the House8
Caring beyond Kinship: Exploring Non-biological Relatedness and Childcare in Burial Contexts across Disciplines7
Toward a Poetics of Maya Art and Writing6
Insights into Natufian Social Identity: A Case Study from the Graveyard of Hayonim Cave6
CAJ volume 34 issue 4 Cover and Back matter6
Social Exclusion in Ancient Egypt: A Sociological Approach6
The Constructed Desert: A Sacred Cultural Landscape at Har Tzuriaz, Negev, Israel6
Using Topic Modelling to Reassess Heritage Values from a People-centred Perspective: Applications from the North of England6
Folk Magic and the Haunting of the Second World War in Finnish Lapland5
The Archaeology of the ‘Elderly’, ‘Elders’, ‘Fathers’ and ‘Mothers’ in Iron Age Israel: Building 101 at Tel ʿEton as a Case-Study5
Conversations with Caves: The Role of Pareidolia in the Upper Palaeolithic Figurative Art of Las Monedas and La Pasiega (Cantabria, Spain)5
Naturalizing the Normative: Cosmology, Ontogenesis and the Emergence of Ritual Communities in Southern Roman Britain5
Death and Depths: Exploring Early Fifth Millennium bce Ritual Performance in Har Sifsof Cave, Upper Galilee (Israel)5
The Mandate for Speculation: Responding to Uncertainty in Archaeological Thinking5
Bridlington Boulevard Revisited: New Insights into Pit and Post-hole Cremations in Neolithic Britain5
Landscapes of Pre-Hispanic Andean Kinship: Ancestors, Ayllus and Relationality5
CAJ volume 33 issue 3 Cover and Front matter5
A Partial Prehistory of the Southwest Silk Road: Archaeometallurgical Networks along the Sub-Himalayan Corridor5
CAJ volume 34 issue 2 Cover and Back matter5
Gathering Spaces: Towards an Archaeology of Trans-cultural Community Formation in Ancient Sinope5
CAJ volume 32 issue 4 Cover and Front matter5
Acheulean Handaxes in Medieval France: An Earlier ‘Modern’ Social History for Palaeolithic Bifaces4
Reframing the Uruk Expansion: Glocalization and Local Dynamics in the Late Chalcolithic Adhaim-Sirwan Drainage Basin, Iraqi Kurdistan4
Textiles and Staple Finance in the Near East and the Southern Levant4
Zoroastrian Cave as Heritage for the Long-Term Preservation of Identity and Social Cohesion of This Minority Community4
Wealth in Livestock, Wealth-in-People, and Shifting Modes of Production in the Pre-Pottery Neolithic of Jordan – CORRIGENDUM4
Visual Patterns of Attention in Prehistoric Central Germany: An Eye-tracking Study on Pottery Styles3
New Materialism and Posthumanism in Roman Archaeology: When Objects Speak for Others3
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in San Forager Theories of Disease, and Its Implications for Understanding Images of Conflict in Southern African Rock Art3
Kinship Analysis in Specified Contexts: When Interdisciplinary Cooperation is Too Narrow, Results Tend to be Misleading3
Transdisciplinary Theoretical Approaches to Migration Studies in Archaeology3
The Ties That Bind: Computational, Cross-cultural Analyses of Knots Reveal Their Cultural Evolutionary History and Significance3
Southeast Asia and the Mediterranean World at the Turn of the First Millenniumce: Networks, Commodities and Cultural Reception3
Minds on Fire: Cognitive Aspects of Early Firemaking and the Possible Inventors of Firemaking Kits3
An Argaric Tomb for a Carpathian ‘Princess’?3
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