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Forum ( 2 Articles )

assemblage wants to be a forum for criticism and debate. This section provides an opportunity for researchers to express their views on a range of archaeological issues, without being stifled by the requirements of a more formal research paper.
Twenty Questions ( 6 Articles )

In this section 'willing' volunteers from the world of archaeology are subjected to short, light-hearted, twenty question interviews.
Desert Island Books ( 5 Articles )

The Desert Island Book section draws upon (copies) the popular Radio 4 programme, exploring the influences on the movers and shakers of the archaeological world, and asking what 5 books they'd prefer to be stranded with.
Notes from the Field ( 2 Articles )

Notes from the field contains fieldwork reports, these vary in style and can be very serious or quite light-hearted.
State of the Arch ( 5 Articles )

State of the Arch contains reports relating to current developments within the archaeological discipline, including new innovations in archaeology, the impact of changing heritage legislation, and the ways in which different forms of media are used to present archaeological knowledge.
Blog ( 16 Articles )

The assemblage team blog on diverse subjects throughout the world of archaeology and postgraduate research.