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Antiquity 342

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Jaar2014

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SerieAntiquity

Volume342

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Pagina’s709-1020

UitgeverAntiquity Trust

PlaatsCambridge

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Editorial 1029-1034
  • A Mediterranean manifesto , p. 1032
  • Istanbul , pp. 1033-1034
  • None
Specialised hunting of Iberian ibex during Neanderthal occupation at El Esquilleu Cave, northern Spain 1035-1049
Yravedra Sáinz de los Terreros J., Gómez-Castanedo A., Aramendi Picado J. & Baena Preysler J.
The global implications of the early surviving rock art of greater Southeast Asia 1050-1064
Taçon P.S.C., Hidalgo Tan N., O'Connor S., Xueping J., Gang L., Curnoe D., Bulbeck D., Hakim B., Sumantri I., Than H., Sokrithy I., Chia S. & et al.
  • Jinsha River rock art, Yunnan Province, China , pp. 1051-1052
  • Gua Tambun, Perak, Malaysia , pp. 1052-1055
  • Myanmar, Thailand and Cambodia , pp. 1055-1056
  • Indonesia , pp. 1056-1059
  • Scientific dating , pp. 1059-1060
  • Hunter-gatherer rock art and the questions of age and origin(s) , pp. 1060-1061
  • A shared legacy , pp. 1061-1062
The chronology of culture: a comparative assessment of European Neolithic dating approaches 1065-1080
Manning K., Timpson A., Colledge S., Crema E., Edinborough K., Kerig T. & Shennan S.
Ritual, art and society in the Levantine Chalcolithic: the 'Processional' wall painting from Teleilat Ghassul 1081-1098
Drabsch B. & Bourke S.
  • The 'Processional' wall painting: discovery and context , pp. 1083-1084
  • Conservation and mounting of Hennessy's 'Processional' frieze , pp. 1084-1085
  • Key changes , pp. 1085-1093
  • Discussion: art, culture and chronology , pp. 1093-1097
Beyond Stonehenge: Carn Menyn Quarry and the origin and date of bluestone extraction in the Preseli Hills of south-west Wales 1099-1114
Darvill T. & Wainwright G.
  • Landscape surveys , pp. 1100-1103
  • The Carn Menyn Quarry sequence , pp. 1103-1109
Foragers, fishers and farmers: origins of the Taiwanese Neolithic 1115-1131
Hung H. & Carson M.T.
  • The Neolithic context in Taiwan , p. 1116
  • Material signature of the early Neolithic , pp. 1117-1118
  • Dating , pp. 1118-1121
  • Pre-TPK, 6000-4000 BC , pp. 1121-1123
  • Early TPK, 4000-2800 BC , pp. 1123-1126
  • Late TPK, 2800-2200 BC , p. 1127
  • Transition into the middle Neolithic and later expansion , pp. 1127-1128
Archaeology, genetics and a population bottleneck in preshistoric Finland 1132-1147
Sundell T., Kammonen J., Halinen P., Pesonen P. & Onkamo P.
  • Overview of our previous work on population simulations and spatial analyses , pp. 1135-1138
  • Spatial distribution of archaeological stone artefacts , pp. 1138-1139
  • Population genetic simulations , pp. 1139-1143
  • Simulation scenarios , p. 1143
Archaeology, forensics and the death of a child in Late Neolithic Sweden 1148-1163
Carlie A., Arcini C., Druid H. & Risberg J.
  • The well , p. 1150
  • The child , pp. 1150-1153
  • The diatom test , pp. 1153-1154
  • Context . Human remains in watery places , pp. 1154-1156
  • Comparisons , pp. 1156-1159
  • Discussion - the death of the Lindängelund child , pp. 1159-1161
Dating the Thera (Santorini) eruption: archaeological and scientific evidence supporting a high chronology 1164-1179
Manning S.W., Höflmayer F., Moeller N., Dee M.W., Bronk Ramsey C., Fleitmann D., Higham T., Kutschera W. & Wild E.M.
  • Critique of Cherubini et al. (2014) , pp. 1165-1171
  • Key recent evidence supporting the 'high' chronology , pp. 1171-1176
Ceramics, trade, provenience and geology: Cyprus in the Late Bronze Age 1180-1200
Grave P., Kealhofer L., Marsh B., Schoop U.-D., Seeher J., Bennett J.W. & Stopic A.
  • Problems of provenience , pp. 1182-1185
  • Previous work: geology and ceramics , pp. 1185-1186
Crossing the boundary between humans and animals: the extinct fox Dusicyon avus from a hunter-gatherer mortuary context in Patagonia (Argentina) 1201-1212
Prates L.
  • Canid remains in context , pp. 1203-1205
  • An intentional burial? , pp. 1205-1206
  • Burial behaviour and animal interments , pp. 1206-1209
Shifting materials: variability, homogeneity and change in the beaded ornaments of the Western Zhou 1213-1228
Hommel P. & Sax M.
  • Bead assemblages , pp. 1215-1224
The Hepu Han tombs and the maritime Silk Road of the Han Dynasty 1229-1243
Zhaoming X.
  • Categories of imported goods , pp. 1233-1241
Stone architecture, monumentality and the rise of the early Tongan chiefdom 1244-1260
Clark G. & Reepmeyer C.
  • Geophysical and archaeological investigations , pp. 1251-1253
  • Traditional history , pp. 1254-1256
Yavi-Chicha and the Inka expansion: a petrographic approach 1261-1274
Cremonte M.B.
  • Results of petrographic analysis , pp. 1266-1270
Second World War conflict archaeology in the forests of north-west Europe 1275-1290
Passmore D.G., Harrison S. & Capps Tunwell D.
  • Geographical scope and methods , pp. 1277-1278
  • Field fortifications in north-west European forests , pp. 1278-1281
  • Logistics and supply in the Normandy Campaign , pp. 1281-1286
  • Landscapes of bombing , pp. 1286-1287
Regional variations in the European Neolithic dispersal: the role of the coastlines 1291-1302
Henderson D.A., Baggaley A.W., Shukurov A., Boys R.J., Sarson G.R. & Golightly A.
  • Model of the Neolithic dispersal , pp. 1293-1297
  • Results: the different roles of different waterways , pp. 1297-1298
Fact or fiction: the Middle Palaeolithic in China 1303-1309
Li F.
  • The 'Middle Palaeolithic' in East Asia and response to Yee's critiques , pp. 1030-1306
Context is everything: comments on Radivojevic et al. (2013) 1310-1315
Sljivar D. & Boric D.
Context is everything indeed: a response to Sljivar and Boric 1315-1319
Radivojevic M., Rehren T., Kuzmanovic-Cvetkovic J. & Jovanovic M.
  • The archaeological context of the Plocnik tin bronze foil , pp. 1315-1316
  • Dating , p. 1317
  • Broader contextualisation of the Plocnik tin bronze foil , pp. 1317-1318
Palaeolithic Britain exhibition surprises 1320-1322
James N.
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