Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 

TL;DR: The use of isotopic measurements in archaeological research has increased rapidly over the past ~ 25 years, owing largely to the proliferation of the instruments required to produce these measurements relatively quickly and cheaply as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: In this article, computer vision techniques along with photogrammetric analysis techniques were used to perform bundle adjustment with ground control points (GCPs) collected with a differential GNSS receiver.

TL;DR: The earliest archaeological evidence for cereal-based beer brewing by a semi-sedentary, foraging people is reported in this article, where three stone mortars from a Natufian burial site at Raqefet Cave, Israel (13,700-11,700

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that photogrammetry can produce 3D models with visually satisfying levels of morphological detail in terms of texture, colouration and geometry, affording advantages that make it a highly useful tool for zooarchaeological research.

TL;DR: The direct dating of lipids in potsherds is opening up new opportunities for building archaeological chronologies, while the integration of lipid residue analyses with other environmental and cultural proxies within interdisciplinary projects is already providing unprecedented insights into past lifestyles, from site to regional scales as discussed by the authors.