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Jaar2000
PublicatietypeAflevering
SerieAntiquity
Volume284
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Pagina’s255-456
UitgeverAntiquity Trust
PlaatsCambridge
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Exemplaar18255 ReknummerT-18-1-d
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Excavations at Los Buchillones, Cuba
263-264
Graham E., Pendergast D. M., Calvera J. & Jardines J. |
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Preclassic Maya architectural ritual at Cuello, Belize
265-266
Hammond N., Bauer J. & Hay S. |
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A Caribbean feasibility. The Nevis Heritage Project
267-268
Morris E. L. |
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Direct AMS Radiocarbon dates for the Sungir mid Upper Palaeolithic Burials
269-270
Pettitt P. B. & Bader N. O. |
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Metalworker of Shaman: early bronze age Upton Lovell G2a burial
271-272
Shell C. A. |
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Archaeological investigations in the Northern Highlands of Ecuador at Hacienda Zuleta
273-274
Currie E. J. |
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Experimental reconstruction of the casting copper 'oxhide' lingots
275-276
Van Lokeren S. |
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Peace dividend brings archaeological rewards
277-278
Clarcke B. |
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New tools at Avebury
279-280
Burton N. |
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An Iron Age ditched enclosure system at Limes Farm, Landbeach, Cambridgeshire
281-282
Connor A. & Palmer R. |
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Microscopic views of Swiss Lake Villages
283-284
Wallace G. |
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Stratigraphy, Harris matirces & relative dating of Australian rock-art
285-286
Chippindale C., de Jongh J., Flood J. & Rufolo S. |
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The theft ofSaharan rock-art
287-288
Keenan J. |
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Campanaio. An agricultural settlement in Roman Sicily
289-290
Wilson R. J. A. |
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Microdebris analysis in early Bronze Age Mesopotamian households
291-292
Rainville L. |
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The hooked stick in the Lascaux shaft scene
293-297
Irwin A. |
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Mesolithic sedentism on Oronsay: chronological evidence from adjacent islands in the southern Hebrides
298-303
Mithen S. |
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Revised "absolute" dating of the early Mesolithic site of Star carrn North Yorkshire, in the light of the changes in the early Holocene tree-ring chronology
304-307
Dark P. |
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New observations on the Bandkeramik house and social organization
308-312
Hachem L. |
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New AMS dates on human bone from mesolithic Oronsay
316-318
Richards M. P. & Sheridan J. A. |
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Palaeoecology and the perception of prehistoric landscapes: some comments on visual approaches to phenomenology
316-318
Chapman H. P. & Gearey B. R. |
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Sigwells, Somerset, England: regional applications and interpretations of geaophysical survey
319-325
Tabor R. & Johnson P. |
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An ivory coche from Botswana
326-330
Reid A. & Segobye A. K. |
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A"tree" is not a "train": mistaken analogies in Pacific archaeology
331-333
Terrell J. E. |
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The Stonehenge we deserve
334-342
Wainwright G. |
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The AHRB and the funding of archaeology
343-348
Jubb M. |
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A revised chronological and palaeoenvironmental framework for the Kastritsa rocksheltern northwest Greece
349-355
Galanidou N., Tzedakis P. C., Lawson I. T. & Frogley M. R. |
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The neolithization of Siberia and the Russian Far East: radiocarbon evidence
356-364
Kuzmin Y. V. & Orlova L. A. |
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Continuity and change in Minoan palatial power
365-371
Knappett C. & Schoep I. |
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Raw material utilization and new evidence for non-lithic technology at Dadong Cave, Southern China
372-379
Miller-Antonio S., Schepartz L. A. & Bakken L. |
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The introduction of the lapidary engraving wheel in Mesopotamia
380-387
Sax M., Meex N. D. & Collon D. |
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Herodotus and the cannibals
388-403
Murphy E. M. & Mallory J. P. |
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The Tiber Valley Project: the Tiber and Rome through two millennia
395-403
Patterson H., di Gennaro F., di Giuseppe H., Fontana S., Gaffney V., Harrison A., Keay S. J., Millett M., Rendeli M., Roberts P., Stoddart S. & Witche |
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Fortified castles on Okinawa island during the Gusuku Period, AD 1200-1600
404-412
Ladefoged T. N. & Pearson R. |
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Elite commemoration in Early Modern England : reading funerary monuments
413-426
Wilson J. |
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Environmental tresholds and the empirical reamity of state collapse: a response to Erickson (1999)
424-426
Kolata A. L., Binford M. W., Brenner M., Janusek J. W. & Ortloff C. |
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Rapid human response to Late Glacial climate chenge: a reply to Housley et al. (2000)
427-728
Blockley S. P. E., Donahue R. E. & Pollard A. M. |