Editorial

Archaeology is a diverse field of study that explores the breadth and depth of the human past through material culture. As the poems and artworks in this issue skilfully and tenderly demonstrate, this not only helps us to understand where we have come from, but prompts us to reflect on what it is to be part of the world, and our individual positioning in the human story.

Poems

Bayesian Updating: A Cyber Pastoral by Dylan Randall Wong

Cemetery at Lindisfarne (Trench 2) by Jodie Hannis

FFWAP by Clint Wastling

Footnotes by Karen Warinsky

Grave Goods by Melanie Giles

Knowth by James Caruth

Outside Mill at Gatehouse of Fleet by Mark Anthony Carr

Relics by Luciana Francis

Space Archaeology by Chloe Trotter

Stone Axe Factory, Great Langdale by Vivien Ring

Whalebone Vessel by Maddy Ando

Art Pieces with ConciliARTe

Dark Peak by Rose Ferraby

Ghost Print by Steve Smart

Voces de piedra by Pablo Marcos Berastegui-Sampedro

Copyright statement. This work is published under the CC BY-NC-SA license, unless stated otherwise.