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Despite the wealth of Late Pleistocene archaeology that exists across southern Africa’s open landscape, it is routinely neglected in favour of rock shelter (re)excavation, biasing interpretation of human–environment interaction. This is compounded by the scarcity of open-air studies that use geoarchaeological methods to investigate the history and processes involved in their formation. The open-air archaeology of the Doring River Valley is an example of this, despite nearly a decade of dedicated study and publication. Consequently, there remains a limited and untested understanding of the ...

Inflation that we are seeing globally. however of course we have seen that these certain inflation has proved some longer lasting than initially expected, and it is because the pandemic has been longer than expected with new waves hitting different countries and different countries and different times, and, therefore, resulting in retracting ever more intense supply chain disruptions. for the uk there are also some domestic dynamics, making supply constraints worse. and of course i think going forward it would be really key to monitor what happens to inflation expectations and also wage format...

Abstract The orientation of artifacts and faunal remains within archaeological deposits are useful for understanding past processes that led to the formation of these deposits. This is because post-depositional processes move clasts in particular ways, causing non-random patterning in clast orientation arrangements. On the other hand, when assemblages exhibit a randomly distributed bearing orientation and minimal tilt, it is commonly assumed that the remains are of a primary depositional context with limited influence from taphonomic mechanisms. Yet, this null expectation about in situ artifa...