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 <italic>Contents: Archaeology International</italic> 26(1) News EditorialAndrew Reynolds 1 The Director’s view, 2022–23Kevin MacDonald 3 Obituary: Tim Schadla-Hall, 1947–2023Mark D’Arcy, Martin Millett, Ross Willmott, Nicky Milner, Mike Parker Pearson, Maev Kennedy and Gabriel Moshenska 22 Bookshelf: a selection of recent publications at the Institute of ArchaeologyPanos Kratimenos 45 A global perspective on the past: the Institute of Archaeology around the worldPanos Kratimenos 54 Studying at the Institute of ArchaeologyCharlotte Frearson and Lisa Daniel 79 Research Articles On not seeing like a state: rethinking ancient Honduras (The Gordon Childe Lecture for 2023)Rosemary A. Joyce 84 Catbirds and crabholes: the 2023 field season at Marco Gonzalez, BelizePanos Kratimenos, Elizabeth Graham, James J. Aimers, Gabriel Wrobel, Aubree Marshall and Rylee LaLonde 104 Re-thinking Chalcolithic landscapes in southeast Iberia: the case of the Middle Antas river (Almeria, Spain)Borja Legarra Herrero, Mercedes Murillo-Barroso, Laura Vico Triguero and Jesús Gámiz Caro 124 Living with the dead: mummification and post-mortem treatment in Bronze Age BritainMike Parker Pearson 145 Medieval pastoralism: lessons for our landscapeAndrew Margetts 167 Research Updates Evaluating wellbeing with participants in archaeology at the National TrustSarah Wolferstan 183 UCL’s Centre for Applied Archaeology: the end of an era of Erasmus+ partnership projectsSarah Wolferstan 193 Recent scientific research, training and consultancy on ancient ceramics at UCL Institute of ArchaeologyPatrick S. Quinn 198 A Roman villa at Newhall, Harlow, EssexJames Alexander 208 Museum memesGabriel Moshenska 215 The Archaéo-Sexism exhibition at UCLKayt Hawkins and Charlotte Frearson 224 Alumni Reflections Maria Phelan, BA Archaeology, 2001–04Maria Phelan 231 Reuben Grima, PhD, 2000–05Reuben Grima 233 From the Archives The UCL Institute of Archaeology Air Survey Photographs: an archaeological reference collection of Royal Air Force aerial imagery from 1918–39Ian Carroll 236