Amin, Osama Shukir Muhammed. Photographing Iraq

Attia, Annie. Epidemics in Mesopotamia

Bell, Sinclair. The Sound and the Fury: The Passion for Chariot Racing in Imperial Rome

Bunbury, Judith. How Ancient Egypt Shows that Climate Change is Always with Us

Burrell, Kevin. The Cushites: Race and Representation in the Hebrew Bible

Cline, Eric H. “Terminate and Liquidate”: How the Megiddo Ivories were Almost Not Discovered

Cook, John Granger.Resurrection in the Mediterranean World

Cradic, Melissa S and Vanessa Linares. Vanilla in the Middle Bronze Age: New Findings from Megiddo

Dijkstra, Roald. The Apostle Peter, Anchor of the Church

Earley-Spadoni, Tiffany. Fire Beacons and Message Relays: Staying in Touch in the Ancient Near East

Estes, Douglas. The Tree of Life

Fassbinder, Jörg W.E. Beneath the Euphrates Sediments: Magnetic Traces of the Mesopotamian Megacity Uruk-Warka

Gaber, Pamela. How Greek is Limestone Sculpture on Cyprus?

Germanidou, Sophia. The Ancient Lands of Honey: Middle East, Egypt, Greece

Gorzalczany, Amir and Baruch Rosen. Pictures of Restraint: Hunting Carnivores on Mosaics from the Roman and Byzantine Periods

Gray, Alyssa M. Charity (Tzedaqah) as a Late Antique Rabbinic Religious Idea

Herrmann, Virginia R. and Giuliana Paradiso. Are Monuments History? (Neo-) Hittite Meditations on Two Memes

Joffe, Alex. Passover in the Time of Pandemic

Joffe, Alex. Pickles and Prehistory

Koller, Aaron. The Alphabet: The First Thousand Years

Köpp-Junk, Heidi. Nefertiti on Her Chariot – The Female Use of Chariots in Ancient Egypt

Köpp-Junk, Heidi. Rain, Rain, Go Away: Dealing with Wastewater and Rain in Ancient Egypt

Langgut, Dafna and Raphael Greenberg.Fossil Pollen and the Story of Olives in the Mediterranean Basin

Marchetti, Nicolò and Federico Zaina. OrientDams: The Impact of Dams on Cultural Heritage in the Middle East and North Africa

Martin, Lutz. Max von Oppenheim and His Tell Halaf

Mayor, Adrienne. Ancient Automatons in Myth and History

Méndez-Rodríguez, Daniel M. ‘Mummify like an Egyptian’ – Egyptianizing Mummification in the Canary Islands

Milevski, Ianir and Liora Kolska Horwitz. Donkeys, Domestication and Early Bronze Age Society

Millek, Jesse Michael. What Actually Happened in Syria at the end of the Late Bronze Age?

Moreno García, Juan Carlos. Coping with Ethnicity in Pharaonic Egypt

Noonan, Ben. Non-Semitic Loanwords in the Hebrew Bible: A Lexicon of Language Contact

Nowicki, Stefan. Women in Early Mesopotamian Royal Inscriptions

Nyord, Rune. Servant Figurines from Egyptian Tombs: Whom Did They Depict, and How Did They Work?

Pareja, Marie N. Monkey Business: New Evidence for Aegean-Indus Exchange

Petrone, Pier Paolo. An Exceptional Discovery at Pompeii: A Victim’s Vitrified Brain Remains

Price, Max. The Genesis of the Near Eastern Pig

Pryke, Louise. Nebuchadnezzar Explained: Warrior King, Rebuilder of Cities, and Musical Muse

Pumphrey, Nicholaus. Biblical Interpretation in the Age of Superheroes

Recht, Laerke. Human Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East and Egypt

Robinson, Damian. The Afterlife of Ships in Thonis-Heracleion: Recycling, Abandonment, and Ritual Sacrifice at an Egyptian Port

Sharon, Gonen and Maya Oron. A Week in the Life of the Mousterian Hunter

Shivtiel, Yinon. Jewish Cliff Shelters and Hiding Complexes in the Roman Period Galilee

Steimer-Herbet, Tara. The Dolmen Tour and House of Heritage in Menjez (Akkar – North Lebanon)

Stephan, Tara. Myth and Marvel: Medieval Muslim Writings on Ancient Egypt

Susnow, Matthew. What is a ‘House of a God’?

Tchekhanovets, Yana and Leonid Belyaev. Russian Archaeology of the Holy Land

Tebes, Juan Manuel. A Desert Revolution – Transformations in Northwestern Arabia and the Arid Southern Levant in the Late 2nd Millennium BCE

Thomason, Allison. The Archaeology of Clothing in the Ancient Near East

Vahedi, Hossein. The First Archaeological and Ethnoarchaeological Survey Project in the Sefidkuh Makran Mountains of Baluchistan

Van Buylaere, Greta. #MeToo-potamia (or systemic gender inequality in Mesopotamia)

van den Hout, Theo. From “An” to “The”: The OI at 100

Yeomans, Lisa. Our Early Neolithic Canine Companions

Zangger, Eberhard and Rita Gautschy. A Calendar in Stone: Hittite Yazılıkaya