Presents the results of a major excavation and landscape project examining one of the earliest documented monastic establishments in Anglo-Saxon Kent at Lyminge, offering new perspectives on the role played by monasteries in the Christianisation of early medieval peoples and landscapes in the 7th-9th centuries

First of two titles presenting developments on the topic of monasticism from different fields of study, such as zooarchaeology, bioanthropology, palaeopathology, archaeology, history, documentary disciplines, archives and cultural heritage.

Second of two titles presenting developments on the topic of monasticism from different fields of study, such as zooarchaeology, bioanthropology, palaeopathology, archaeology, history, documentary disciplines, archives and cultural heritage.

Excavations at Damjili Cave provided the first detailed opportunity to observe Neolithization processes with secure stratigraphic evidence across the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in Azerbaijan.