Table of Contents: Archaeology International 26(1)

Contents: Archaeology International 26(1)

Editorial Andrew Reynolds	1
The Director’s view, 2022–23 Kevin MacDonald	3
Obituary: Tim Schadla-Hall, 1947–2023 Mark 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 Archaeology Panos Kratimenos	45
A global perspective on the past: the Institute of Archaeology around the world Panos Kratimenos	54
Studying at the Institute of Archaeology Charlotte Frearson and Lisa Daniel	79

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, Belize Panos 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 Britain Mike Parker Pearson	145
Medieval pastoralism: lessons for our landscape Andrew Margetts	167

Evaluating wellbeing with participants in archaeology at the National Trust Sarah Wolferstan	183
UCL’s Centre for Applied Archaeology: the end of an era of Erasmus+ partnership projects Sarah Wolferstan	193
Recent scientific research, training and consultancy on ancient ceramics at UCL Institute of Archaeology Patrick S. Quinn	198
A Roman villa at Newhall, Harlow, Essex James Alexander	208
Museum memes Gabriel Moshenska	215
The Archaéo-Sexism exhibition at UCL Kayt Hawkins and Charlotte Frearson	224

Maria Phelan, BA Archaeology, 2001–04 Maria Phelan	231
Reuben Grima, PhD, 2000–05 Reuben Grima	233

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