Many congratulations to Kim Bowes, whose book Surviving Rome has been named the Winner of the AHA Prize in History Prior to CE 1000, presented by @historians.org! Learn more about this title and its radical new perspective on the ancient Roman economy: buff.ly/7W4RXYz

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We are delighted to see @historians.org name Julia Stephens the winner of the John F. Richards Prize in South Asian History for her book, Worldly Afterlives, which details the hidden histories of empire, told through the haunted afterlives of colonial migrations. Learn more: buff.ly/UHD2MXn

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My first AHA meeting was in New York City back in 2025.

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First one was 1998 Seattle for job interviews. Thankfully got one 🙏🏻 NO 2013 was great. I took the free ferry out onto the Mississippi and did a memorable AHA walking tour to a Black cemetery. Some folks buried there were born in French St. Domingue, evidence of migration during Haitian Revolution

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So many UNC Press authors honored with AHA awards! Congrats Lauren Duval, @renatakeller.bsky.social, and @katemasur.bsky.social 👏🎉

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