A community archaeology newsletter tied to the Umm al-Jimal project in Jordan, which is connected to a recently inscribed UNESCO World Heritage Site. The only sample so far is a placeholder test post, so the content and approach cannot yet be judged.
Website: https://ujap.darrellrohl.com/
John Hawks, a paleoanthropologist, writes about human evolution, ancient DNA, Neanderthals and comparative primate behavior. Readers get expert commentary on recent research findings, field visits to archaeological sites, and reflections on how other animals respond to death.
Ancient Content publishes articles on ancient history, archaeology and lost civilizations, covering topics such as Assyrian merchant women, new excavations in Sudan, and the history of demonic possession. Issues combine primary sources, recent academic findings and images, with some content behind a paywall.
A personal and scholarly newsletter on ancient Egypt and women's history, mixing Egyptology research (such as the hidden tomb behind Tutankhamun's) with essays on gender and society. Readers get informed takes on archaeology, tomb evidence and everyday life in ancient Deir el-Medina.
A history and culture newsletter offering long-form essays on historical and political topics, including the psychology of willpower, the genetic history of the Roman Empire, and medieval architecture such as Salisbury Cathedral. Readers get well-researched, narrative explanations that draw on scholarly studies and historical evidence.
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