Cambridge University Press - History, Classics and Archaeology

08/10/2025

Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Peasant Economies and Societies in Ancient Roman Iberia by Jesús Bermejo Tirado and Ignasi Grau Mira Free access available until 13 October.
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08/10/2025

Interested in submitting your article to Annual of the British School at Athens? Click here for more information. ☑️ https://cup.org/3L1yyC0

08/10/2025

New in paperback! Corruption, Protection and Justice in Medieval Europe | Save 20% with code CPJME2025 📚 https://cup.org/3ITWo25
Argues for continuity in corrupt practices of justice and protection between 750 and 1800 by analyzing the position of advocate.

08/10/2025

Out now! Hutchinson’s Polybius: Book 8 | The first edition to show Polybius as an extraordinary writer and not just as a historian.
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08/10/2025

Land, Law and Empire by John Marriott
An innovative exploration of the British Empire's foundational quest for territorial power in seventeenth-century India.
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08/10/2025

125 years on from the discovery of the , a new study by Brian Martens for the British School at Athens' journal offers new insights into the origin and destination of this haul of statues and ancient art. Read the blog and article: ➡️ https://cup.org/4mQw5aT

In the mid-1st century BCE, a freighter laden with Greek art was sailing westward in the Mediterranean when it crashed and rapidly foundered, taking some of its crew and passengers down with it. In 1900, Greek sponge-divers discovered this astonishing ancient shipwreck in waters some 50-m deep off t...

07/10/2025

New Issue of Renaissance Quarterly now available
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07/10/2025

Out now! Persson et al.’s An Economic History of Europe 3rd ed | An accessible introduction to European economic history, now integrating welfare, sustainability, and other contemporary challenges. Find out more: ☑️ https://cup.org/3IX0uX9

07/10/2025

'How Globalization Disrupted the Stars', a new The British Journal for the History of Science blog by Luís Campos Ribeiro
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07/10/2025

📢 Franziska van Buren-Penev's blog and article for The Classical Association's ' ' aim to provide new information about one of ’s most important dialogues, offering new insight into how his writings were distributed across the : 📖🏛️ https://cup.org/4o5YrPt

Aristotle is certainly one of the most foundational, influential, and therefore heavily commented on and thoroughly studied figures in the history of philosophy. One would think that we have the full picture by now and there wouldn't be much to add beyond further nuance or clarification. Yet, what i...

07/10/2025

🎥Check out our new Elements in Historical Theory and Practice : Things of the Past by Kasper Risbjerg Eskildsen
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07/10/2025

Recent excavations and radiocarbon findings from Le Plasker reveal new insights into the sociocultural landscape of early megalithic societies in Brittany.

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Le Plasker in Plouharnel (fifth millennium cal BC): a newly discovered section of the megalithic complex of Carnac - Volume 99 Issue 406