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Antiquity 319

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EditorCarver M.

Jaar2009

PublicatietypeAflevering

SerieAntiquity

Volume319

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Pagina’s251

UitgeverAntiquity Trust

PlaatsCambridge

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The Lower Pleistocene lithic assemblage from Dursunlu (Konya), central Anatolia, Turkey 11-22
Güleç E., White T., Kuhn S., Özer I., Sagir M., Yilmaz H. & Howel F.C.
  • Introduction , pp. 11-12
  • The site and sediments , pp. 12-14
  • Palaeomagnetic and palaeontological evidence for the age of the Dursunlu deposits , pp. 14-15
  • The lithic assemblages , pp. 15-19
  • The significance of the Dursunlu assemblages , pp. 19-21
Who was buried at Stonehenge? 23-39
Pearson M.P., Chamberlain A., Jay M., Marshall P., Pollard J., Richards C., Thomas J., Tilley C. & Welham K.
  • The human remains at Stonehenge , pp. 23-25
  • Cremations , pp. 25-27
  • Inhumations and unburnt bones , pp. 27-29
  • Implications for the Stonehenge sequence : the perimeter ditch , pp. 29-31
  • The Aubrey Holes , pp. 31-33
  • Sequence at the South Barrow , pp. 33-34
  • Discussion : the origins of Stonehenge , pp. 34-36
  • Conclusion , pp. 36-37
The date of the Greater Stonehenge Cursus 40-53
Thomas J., Marshall P., Pearson M.P., Pollard J., Richards C., Tilley C. & Welham K.
  • Introduction , pp. 40-41
  • Shape and setting , pp. 42-43
  • Previous excavation of the cursus , pp. 43-44
  • The 2007 excavations , pp. 45-48
  • The radiocarbon dates , pp. 48-49
  • Discussion , pp. 49-52
Exploiting a damaged and diminishing resource : survey, sampling and society at a Bronze Age cemetery complex in Cyprus 54-68
Webb J.M. & Frankel D.
  • Introduction , pp. 54-56
  • Research strategies , pp. 56-57
  • Tombs and cemeteries , pp. 57-58
  • Chronology, duration and intensity of the tomb use , pp. 58-59
  • Deneia and contemporary cemeteries , pp. 59-60
  • Cemetery size and population , pp. 60-64
  • Negotiating identity and social interaction , pp. 64-66
  • Conclusion , pp. 66-67
Aerial archaeology in Jordan 69-81
Kennedy D. & Bewley R.
  • History , pp. 69-70
  • Terrain , pp. 70-72
  • Objectives , p. 72
  • Method , pp. 72-74
  • Research results , pp. 74-75
  • Heritage management , p. 75
  • The future , pp. 76-80
River valleys and foothills : changing archaeological perceptions of North China's earliest farms 82-95
Liu X., Hunt H.V. & Jones M.K.
  • Introduction , pp. 82-83
  • Pre-5000 BC cultures with records of millets , p. 83
  • Along the Yellow River corridor , pp. 83-86
  • Beyond the Yellow River : sites in north-eastern China , pp. 86-88
  • From valley civilisations to a foothill arc : an alternative model for agricultural origins in China , pp. 88-89
  • Do different millets share a common geography? , pp. 89-90
  • Comparison with an ecological fertile crescent in the West , pp. 90-92
  • Conclusion , pp. 92-93
Recent archaeometric research on the origins of chinese civilisation 96-109
Jing Y. & Campbell R.
  • Intoduction , pp. 96-97
  • The origins of the Chinese Civilisation Project , pp. 97-98
  • Palaeobotany , p. 98
  • Zooarchaeological analysis: domestic vs. wild , pp. 98-101
  • Human and pig d13C and C3:C4 ratios , p. 101
  • Human and pig d15N , pp. 101-102
  • Pottery , pp. 102-103
  • Lithics , p. 103
  • Jade , pp. 103-104
  • Bronze-casting , pp. 104-105
  • Discussion , pp. 105-107
  • Conclusion , pp. 107-108
A new approach to the archaeology of livestock herding in the Kalahari, Southern Africa 110-124
Lindholm K.-J.
  • Introduction , pp. 110-112
  • Wells as indicators of pastoralism , p. 112
  • Anthropological evidence for well-digging , pp. 112-113
  • The archaeological survey , pp. 113-116
  • The dating of the wells , pp. 116-120
  • A history of water availability , pp. 120-122
  • Conclusion , p. 122
A new chronological framework for prehistoric Southeast Asia, based on a Bayesian model from Ban Non Wat 125-144
Higham C. & Higham T.
  • Introduction , pp. 125-126
  • Ban Non Wat , pp. 126-132
  • Radiocarbon dating , pp. 132-133
  • Bayesian abalysis , p. 133
  • Results , pp. 133-137
  • Implications for social change , pp. 138-139
  • Conclusion , p. 139
Eung Tae's tomb : a Joseon ancestor and the letters of those that loved him 145-156
Lee E.-J., Shin D.H., Yang H.Y., Spigelman M. & Yim S.G.
  • Introduction , pp. 145-146
  • Decription of the investigation , pp. 146-147
  • Identifying the deceased , pp. 147-151
  • The letter from Eung Tae's wife , pp. 151-153
  • Confirming the provider of the hair for the shoes , pp. 153-154
  • The story of Eung Tae's family , pp. 154-155
  • Conclusion , p. 155
Nineteenth-century Apache Wickiups : historically documented models for archaeological signatures of the dwellings of mobile people 157-164
Seymoor D.J.
  • Introduction , pp. 157-158
  • The structures , pp. 158-161
  • Character of the settlement , p. 162
  • Conclusions , pp. 162-163
A re-assessment of the larger fetus found in Tutankhamens's tomb 165-173
Hellier C.A. & Connoly R.C.
  • Introduction , pp. 165-166
  • Estimating fetal maturity , pp. 166-167
  • A re-examination of the anterior-posterior radiograph of the larger fetus , pp. 167-170
  • Conclusions , p. 170
The invention of Tarentine red-figure 174-183
Thorn J.M.
  • Colonial past, colonialist present , pp. 174-177
  • How Apulian red-figure became Tarentine , pp. 177-180
  • The archaeological evidence , pp. 180-181
  • Conclusion , pp. 181-182
A year at Stonehenge 184-194
Pitts M.
  • Timewatch 1 , pp. 184-186
  • National Geographic , pp. 186-188
  • Back to Stonehenge , pp. 188-189
  • Timewatch 2 , p. 190
  • Public interest , p. 191
  • Consultation , pp. 191-192
  • Excavation , p. 193
Symmetry and humans : reply to Mithen's Sexy Handaxe Theory 195-197
Hodgson D.
Is there a crisis facing British burial archaeology? 199-205
Sayer D.
  • Introduction , p. 199
  • The legal framework , pp. 199-201
  • Respect and repatriation , pp. 201-203
  • Discussion and conclusion , pp. 203-204
How to make sense of treasure 206-208
James N.
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