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As time goes by? Monumentality landscapes and the temporal perspective

AuteurFurholt M., Hinz M. & Mischka D.

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Jaar2012

PublicatietypeBoek

SerieUniversitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie

Volume206

SubtitelProceedings of the international workshop "Socio-Environmental dynamics over the last 12000 years: the creation of landscapes 2 (14th - 18th March 2011) in Kiel Vol. 2

Pagina’s263

UitgeverRudolf Habelt Verlag

PlaatsBonn

ISBN9783774937642

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The Kiel Graduate School "Human Development in Landscapes" 10-11
As time goes by" : Meanings, Memories and Monuments 13-20
Furholt M., Hinz M. & Mischka D.
  • Monuments and memories , pp. 13-15
  • Monuments and social identities , p. 15
  • Monuments and time , pp. 15-16
Monuments and time 23-70
  • Watkins T. : Household, Community and Social Landscape: Maintaining Social Memory in the Early Neolithic of Southwest Asia , pp. 23-44
  • Hinz M. : Preserving the Past, Building the Future? : Concepts of Time and Prehistoric Monumental Architecture , pp. 45-60
  • Cunliffe E. : Modernity, Monumentality and the Moment: A Syrian Case Study , pp. 61-70
Global perspectives, diverse strategies 73-112
  • Wright J. : Temporal Perspectives on the Monumental Constellations of Inner Asia , pp. 73-83
  • Böhme M. : The Recurring Monument : Records on Hafit- and Umm an-Nar Period Tomb Architecture in the Oman Peninsula , pp. 85-93
  • Guagnin M. : The Rock Carvings of the Messak: Monuments in a Changing Landscape , pp. 97-104
  • Marx, K., Rinne C., De Cet M., Duttmann R., Gabler-Mieck R., Hamer W., Kortemeier C. & Müller J. : Geospatial Analysis of Prehistoric Settlement Structures Considering Monumental Architecture on Mallorca , pp. 105-112
Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments on the northern European plain 115-232
  • Furholt M. : Monuments and Durable Landscapes in the Neolithic of Southern Scandinavia and Northern Central Europe , pp. 115-131
  • Mischka D. : Temporality in the Monumental Landscape of Flintbek , pp. 133-143
  • Rasmussen U. & Skousen H. : Rituals at Springs during the Early Neolithic in Scandinavia : Non-monumental Ritual Behaviour in a Time of Megalithic Tombs and Causewayed Enclosures , pp. 145-158
  • Drenth E. : A Note on the Re-use of hunebedden in the Netherlands during the Late Neolithic , pp. 159-167
  • Szmyt M. & Czebreszuk J. : Monumental Funeral Sites: Creation, Long-term Use and Re-use in the Neolithic and the Bronze Age , pp. 169-194
  • Król D. : Some Aspects of Analysis of Sub- and Non-Megalithic Tombs in the Southeastern Group of Funnel Beaker Culture , pp. 195-203
  • Król D., Rogozinski J. & Rybicka M. : Tomb of the Funnel Beaker Culture on Site 7 in Skoloszów, Radymno Commune, Podkarpackie Voivodship , pp. 205-214
  • Pelisiak A. : The Messages - Consigners and Addressees The corded ware culture barrows in the cultural landscape of the Eastern Polish Carpathians during the 3rd and the 2nd Millennium BC and the monumental structures between the Carpathians and the Baltic Sea in , pp. 215-230
Romanised Europe 233-263
  • Mischka C. : A Monument, Lasting Forever? : Big Roman Villae in the Western Vulkaneifel as Monumental Complexes through the Times , pp. 233-243
  • Skundric J. : The Palace of Felix Romuliana and its Hinterland, a Changing Landscape fromt the Bronze Age until the Modern Period , pp. 245-256
  • Lehmann J. : Loca sacra of the Iberian Peninsula and the Meaning of Monumentality in Time , pp. 257-263
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