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Jaar1996
PublicatietypeAflevering
SerieAntiquity
Volume267
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UitgeverAntiquity Publication Ltd.
PlaatsOxford
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Exemplaar12221 ReknummerT-18-1-c
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Editorial
1-8
Chippindale C. |
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Stonehenge saved?
9-12
Wainwright G. J. |
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Genetics, archaeology and the wider world
13-14
Pluciennik M. |
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An embarrassment of professors?
15-17
Fleming A. |
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Childeish questions
18-19
Sherratt A. |
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Portraits, the cult of relics and the affirmation of hierarchy at an early medieval monastery: San Vincenzo al Volturno
20-30
Mitchell J. & Hodges R. |
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Pots, trade and the archaic Greek economy
31-44
Osborne R. |
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On archaeological value
45-56
Carver M. |
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Brochs and Iron Age society: a reappraisal
57-67
Pearson M. P., Sharples N. & Mulville J. |
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East Chisenbury: ritual and rubbish at the British Bronze Age-Iron Age transition
68-76
McOmish D. |
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Was there really a Neolithic in Norway?
77-87
Prescott C. |
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Bioarchaeological and climatological evidence for the fate of Norse farmers in medieval Greenland
88-96
Buckland P. C., Amorosi T., Barlow L. K., Dugmore A. J., Mayewski P. A., McGovern T. H., Ogilvie A. E. J., Sadler J. P. & Skidmore P. |
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Style and function in East Polynesian fish-hooks
97-116
Allen M. S. |
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Antiquities as symbolic capital in modern Greek society
117-129
Hamilakis Y. & Yalouri E. |
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Pattern in the Epipalaeolithic of the Levant: debate after Neeley & Barton
130
Gorine-Morris N., Henry D. O., Phillips J. L., Clark G. A., Barton C. M. & Neeley M. P. |
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Square pegs into round holes: a critique of Neeley & Barton
130-135
Goring-Morris A. N. |
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Functional minimalism versus ethnicity in explaining lithic patterns in the Levantine Epipalaeolithic
135-136
Henry D. O. |
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The real nature of variability of Levantine Epipalaeolithic assemblages
137-138
Phillips J. I. |
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Plus français que les Français
138-139
Clark G. A. |
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Phantom cultures of the Levantine Epipaleolithic
139-147
Barton C. M. & Neeley M. P. |
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The Swahili and the Mediterranean worlds: pottery of the late Roman period from Zanzibar
148-154
Juma A. M. |
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A mutilated human skull from Roman St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
155-161
Mays S. & Steele J. |
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A remote analogy?: from Central Australian tjurunga to Irish Early Bronze Age axes
161-167
Dickins J. |
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Rethinking the quest for provenance
168-174
Budd P., Haggerty R., Pollard A. M., Scaife B. & Thomas R. G. |
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Ancient Celts and modern ethnicity
175-181
Megaw J. V. S. & Megaw M. R. |
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The diffusion of light by translucent media in antiquity: à propos two alabaster window-pane fragments from ed-Dur (United Arab Emirates)
182-188
Potts D. T. |
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Ritual or fluvial? A further comment on the Thames skulls
189-190
West B. |
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Among the New Books
191-200
Sinclair A. |
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Irrigation, raised fields and state management: Wittfogel redux?
200-204
Butzer K. W. |
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Apes and ancestors
204-207
Moser S. |
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Survey at any price?
207-211
Alcock S. & Cherry J. |
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Fields of view in landscape archaeology
212-214
Bell M. |
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Palestine: social transitions, diverse concerns
214-217
Wright K. I. |
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Coming to terms with the living: some aspects of repatriation for the archaeologist
217-220
Murray T. |