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Journal of Archaeological Science 62

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Jaar2015

PublicatietypeAflevering

SerieJournal of Archaeological Science

Volume62

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Pagina’s205

UitgeverElsevier

PlaatsAmsterdam

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Exemplaar81739 ReknummerT-13-2-e

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Mapping invisibility: GIS approaches to the analysis of hiding and seclusion 1-14
Gillings M.
  • The exmoor monuments , p. 2
  • Traditional approaches to determining invisibility and hiddenness , p. 2
  • GIS and the mapping of invisibility , pp. 2-10
The production and exchange of moulded-carved ceramics and the 'Maya Collapse' 15-26
Ting C., Martinón-Torres M., Graham E. & Helmke C.
Molecular sex identification of juvenile skeletal remains from an Irish medieval population using ancient DNA analysis 27-38
Tierney S.N. & Bird J.M.
An empirical test of shell tempering as an alkaline agent in the nixtamalization process 39-44
Upton A.J., Lovis W.A. & Urquhart G.R.
  • The nixtamalization process and the health benefits of alkaline treatment , p. 40
  • The shift to a maize focused diet and to shell-tempered ceramics in eastern North America , pp. 40-41
  • Not just temper: shell aplastic as alkali processing agent hypthesis , p. 41
  • pH measurements , pp. 42-43
Glass production at an Early Islamic workshop in Tel Aviv 45-54
Feestone I.C., Jackson-Tal R.E., Taxel I. & Tal O.
Roman and late-Roman glass from north-eastern Italy: The isotopic perspective to provenance its raw materials 55-65
Gallo F., Silvestri A., Degryse P., Ganio M., Longinelli A. & Molin G.
Roman coloured glass in the Western provinces: The glass cakes and tesserae from West Clacton in England 66-81
Paynter S., Kearns T., Cool H. & Chenery S.
Eiland crucibles and the earliest relative dating for tin and bronze working in southern Africa 82-91
Bandama F., Hall S. & Chirikure S.
Experimental study of bone modification by captive caracal (Caracal caracal); a model for fossil assemblage analysis 92-104
Cohen B.F. & Kibii J.M.
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Experimental and functional analysis of late Middle Paleolithic flake cleavers from southwestern Europe (France and Spain) 105-127
Claud E., Deschamps M., Colonge D., Mourre V. & Thiébaut C.
  • Experimental results: the technical efficacy of flake cleavers , pp. 112-114
  • Experimental reference collection: description of the macro-use-wear on the experimental cleavers , pp. 114-119
  • Application to Vasconian flake cleavers , p. 119
Micro-photogrammetric characterization of cut marks on bones 128-142
Maté González M.A., Yravedra J., González-Aguilera D., Palomeque-González J.F. & Domínguez-Rodrigo M.
Volumetric models from 3D point clouds: The case study of sarcophagi cargo from a 2nd/3rd century AD Roman shipwreck near Sutivan on island Brac, Croatia 143-152
Jaklic A., Eric M., Mihajlovic I., Stopinsek Z. & Solina F.
  • Roman ship wrecks with stone cargo , pp. 145-147
  • Modeling of individual stone blocks with superquadrics , pp. 147-150
Isotopic investigation into the raw materials of Late Bronze Age glass making 153-160
Degryse P., Lobo L., Shortland A., Vanhaecke F., Blomme A., Painter J., Gimeno D., Eremin K., Greene J., Kirk S. & Walton M.
Constructing chronologies in Viking Age Iceland: Increasing dating resolution using Bayesian approaches 161-174
Batt C.M., Schmid M.M.E. & Vésteinsson O.
6500-Year-old Nassarius shell appliqués in Timor-Leste: technological and use wear analyses 175-192
Langley M.C. & O'Connor S.
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