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- Roman and Late Antique North Africa: Five Ways to Read a Changing World A city, two authors, a royal inscription and an excavation show why North African history cannot be reduced to successive labels on a map.
- The Guanches and Indigenous Canary Islanders: North African Connections and Island Histories Tenerife, the wider archipelago, archaeology and ancient DNA: what connects indigenous Canary Islanders with North Africa, and what makes their histories distinct.
- The Garamantes: A Connected World in the Ancient Sahara How settlements, crops, underground water channels and trade reveal an ancient Saharan society that was far more than a remote frontier.
- Amazigh History: A Complete Timeline from Ancient North Africa to Today A dated narrative timeline of Amazigh and North African history, from prehistoric populations and the Numidian kingdoms to Islamic empires, colonial rule and the modern language movements.
- Numidia and Massinissa: The Rise of a North African Kingdom Massinissa unified Numidia in the second century BCE and built a North African kingdom with cities, coinage and its own diplomacy. Here is what the evidence actually shows.
- Where Did the Amazigh Come From? Archaeology, Language and Genetics North African roots, ancient genomes and language history: three kinds of evidence, and why none is a test of who counts as Amazigh.