One World Archaeology is a book series focussing on archaeology and education about the past. About the Series One World Archaeology is one of five book series associated with the World Archaeological Congress (WAC). Editors and contributors to these series waive any royalties, allowing all royalties to be used to further the work of the WAC. "Publications in the One World Archaeology series contain selections of the papers presented at the WAC Congresses, held every four years. This series developed as an outcome of the inaugural World Archaeological Congress held in Southampton, England in 1986. The subject matter of this series is wide-ranging, reflecting the diverse interests of WAC. WAC gives place to considerations of power and politics in framing archaeological questions and results. WAC also gives place and privilege to minorities who have often been silenced or regarded as beyond capable of making main line contributions to the field." The other four series are Worlds of Archaeology, Indigenous Archaeologies, Global Cultural Heritage Manual Series, and Research Handbooks in Archaeology Editorship of One World Archaeology Vols 1-37 - series editor: Peter Ucko Vols 38-47 - executive series editor: Peter Stone Vols 38-47 - academic series editors: Martin Hall and Julian Thomas Vols 48 onwards - academic series editors: Joan Gero, Mark Leone and Robin Torrence Publications in the One World Archaeology Series 2018 - Cyber-Archaeology and Grand Narratives: Digital Technology and Deep-Time Perspectives on Culture Change in the Middle East (ed. by Thomas Levy and Ian Jones) 2017 - Collision or Collaboration: Archaeology Encounters Economic Development (ed. by Peter Gould and Anne K. Pyburn) 2014 - Art and Archaeology: Collaborations, Conversations, Criticisms (ed. by Ian Alden Russell and Andrew Cochrane) 2014 - Rock Art and Sacred Landscapes (ed. by D.L. Gillette, M. Greer, M. Helene Hayward and W. Breen Murray) 2013 - Contesting Ethnoarchaeologies: Traditions, Theories, Prospects (ed. by Arkadiusz Marciniak and Nurcan Yalman) 2013 - Tracking the Neolithic House in Europe: Sedentism, Architecture and Practice (ed. by Daniela Hofmann and Jessica Smyth) 2013 - Training and Practice for Modern Day Archaeologists (ed. by John H. Jameson and James Eogan) 2012 - Archaeology of Spiritualities (ed. by Kathryn Rountree, Christine Morris and Alan A.D. Peatfield) 2011 - Archaeologies of Internment (ed. by Adrian Myers and Gabriel Moshenska) 2011 - Unpacking the Collection: Networks of Material and Social Agency in the Museum (ed. by S. Byrne, A. Clarke, R. Harrison and