7 Archaeology in Albania, 2014–2024

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2024
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Abstract
This paper presents a review of new research carried out within the borders of modern Albania in the last 10 years. It offers a roughly geographical outline – albeit incomplete – of recent discoveries from prehistory to the Middle Ages and attempts to place them in the wider context of current research in the field. Beyond pointing the reader to newly published surveys, archaeological excavations, and bodies of materials, it aims at giving an overall picture of the type and range of available data, current trends, choice of methodologies and approaches, and possible lines of enquiry within a key region for the archaeology of the Balkans and the Mediterranean as a whole.
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Authors Belisa Muka
Journal ADVANCES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Year 2024
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10.1017/S0570608424000048
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