Backdirt: Annual Review of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA
Backdirt: Annual Review, which began as a newsletter in 1973, is the magazine of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology that highlights the recent news, research and activities of the Cotsen Institute. The Cotsen Institute Press publishes the annual magazine each spring.
Current Issue:
Past Issues:
- Record-Breaking Discoveries in Armenia
- Lloyd Cotsen's Gift to the People of China
- Reflections on the Life of Francois Bordes
- Metallurgy and Ecological Change in the Ancient Near East
- The New Archaeological Travel Program of the Cotsen Institute
- And more!
- The Sustainable Preservation Initiative
- Live and Times of H.B. Nicholson
- Risk and Agriculture in Ancient Anatolia
- Field School student reflections
- and more!
- A Monumental Task on Easter Island
- Archaeology of the Confucian Landscape
- Exploring Opportunities in South America
- Empires of Diversity in Ancient Iran
- Metal and Landscape in Ancient Anatolia
- And more!
- Returning to a Great Excavation of the Past: A New Joint Project in Armenia
- The Mundane Extremes of Tarapaca: Northern Chile, 2007 Season
- Cotsen Staff Chile Trip
- Investigating a Forgotten Port: The Jaffa Cultural Heritage Project
- Life and Death at Domuztepe in the Sixth Millenium BC
- And much more
- Extreme Archaeology: Research in the Tarapaca Valley, Northern Chile
- Between Heaven and Hell in Ancient Urkesh
- A Cultural Heritage Center in the Desert
- Celebrating 40 Years of Contributions and Activities
- And much more
See the full List of Open Access Journals in Ancient Studies.
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