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Primitive tider

@primitivetider.bsky.social

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Primitive tider is a peer‑reviewed, diamond OA academic journal run on a voluntary basis. From 2026, we will publish final articles online on a rolling basis, with a printed volume issued annually. journals.uio.no/PT/index

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Primitive tider @primitivetider.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Now online: Karl Wennerberg’s review of @nordicarchtag.bsky.social 2026 in Kalmar. Reflecting on archaeology, activism, hope, and engagement - and how we an narrate pasts that help make more just futures. One of the first out in our new continuous online publication model! doi.org/10.5617/pt.1...

Screenshot from review in Primitive tider publication no. 28 showing the Nordic TAG 2026 conference graphic, with the words “Activate archaeology for just futures!” appearing in white lettering on a brick wall.

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Primitive tider @primitivetider.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

This week our podcast (Arkeologi på rappen) joined ‘Helleristningsjegerne’ on a #rockart hunt, as part off series on upcoming series on citizen science. These three friends have doubled Østfold's known sites from 500 to 1,000+. As published in our journal a few years back: doi.org/10.5617/pt.9...

Four men gather around a rock art panel in a dense forest, using artificial light to rake across the surface and bring out the carved contours of several boat motifs.

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Primitive tider @primitivetider.bsky.social · 31/12/2025

We've just published this year’s issue online! It contains articles that challenge established methods in #archaeology and show how new approaches, perspectives, and actors can expand data and interpretations, while also stressing the need for clear frameworks for collaboration journals.uio.no/PT

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