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Sara is a brilliant staff writer at Archaeology News online magazine. She writes mainly about upcoming archaeology conferences and the latest releases in archaeology books. Her dedication to delivering accurate and engaging content makes her an invaluable asset to the magazine’s team.

The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of Ritual and Religion

by Sara Sader

August 26, 2020

by Timothy Insoll (Editor) Publisher: ‎Oxford University Press Publication date: August 25, 2020 Language: ‎English Paperback: ‎1136 pages ISBN-10:...

Pioneering Women in Archaeology

by Sara Sader

March 3, 2020

Since the early days of archaeology, women have played a crucial role, making substantial and pioneering strides within the field....

The Oxford Handbook of Archaeology (Oxford Handbooks)

by Sara Sader

July 10, 2019

by Barry Cunliffe (Editor), Chris Gosden (Editor), Rosemary A. Joyce (Editor) Publisher: ‎Oxford University Press; 1st edition Publication date: June 22,...

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