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Antiquity 346

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Jaar2015

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SerieAntiquity

Volume346

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Pagina’s775-1021

UitgeverAntiquity Trust

PlaatsCambridge

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Editorial 777-782
Scarre C.
  • The house conundrum , pp. 777-778
  • A threatened species? , p. 779
  • Pushing back the stones , pp. 779-780
  • San Francisco 1915-2015 , pp. 780-782
Where are the 'Asturian' dwellings? : an integrated survey programme on the Mesolithic of northern Spain 783-799
Arias P., Cubas M., Fano M.A., Jordá Pardo J.F., Salzmann C., Teichner F. & Teira L.C.
  • Introduction , pp. 783-785
  • Methodoogical approach , pp. 785-787
  • The geomorphological exploration , pp. 787-789
  • Geophysical survey , pp. 789-793
  • Testing the results of the geomagnetic prospection: the 2013 excavations , pp. 793-795
  • Concluding remarks , pp. 795-798
Another brick in the wall: fifth millennium BC earthen-walled architecture on the Channel shores 800-817
Laporte L., Bizien-Jaglin C., Wattez J., Guyodo J.-N., Barreau J.-B., Bernard Y., Aoustin D., Guitton V., Hamon G., Jallot L., Lucquin A. & et al.
  • A rocky hill emerging from surrounding marshes , pp. 801-804
  • A Middle Neolithic causewayed enclosure , pp. 804-807
  • Remains of earthen-walled buildings , p. 807
  • Soil micromorphology , pp. 807-810
  • Earthen walling- or cob building-process , p. 810
  • An unexpected plan , pp. 810-812
The hidden Egyptian workshop: the lithic grave goods of King Khasekhemwy 818-837
Angevin R.
  • Structure and organisation of the funerary grave goods of Khasekhemwy , pp. 822-832
Rice in ancient Korea: status symbol or community food 838-853
Kim M.
  • Discussion . Comparative Perspectives , pp. 845-848
  • Discussion . Rice as luxury food , pp. 848-849
  • Discussion . Rice as a communal crop , pp. 849-851
Equine cranial morphology and the identification of riding and chariotry in late Bronze Age Mongolia 854-871
Treal Taylor W.T., Bayarsaikhan J. & Tuvshinjargal T.
  • The horse in ancient Mongolia and beyond , pp. 855-857
  • Archaeozoological identification of riding and chariotry , pp. 857-859
  • Materials and methods , pp. 859-861
  • Results (nuchal ossification) , pp. 861-863
  • Results (nasal remodelling) , pp. 863-866
  • Archaeological applications , pp. 866-867
  • Deer Stone-Khirigsuur results , pp. 867-869
The death of a pterodactyl 872-884
Le Quellec J.-L., Bahn P. & Rowe M.
Northern outpost of the Caliphate: maintaining military forces in a hostile environment (the Dariali Gorge in the Central Caucasus in Georgia) 885-904
Sauer E.W., Pitskhelauri K., Hopper K., Tiliakou A., Pickard C., Lawrence D., Diana A., Kranioti E. & Shupe C.
  • The archaeology of the 'Alan Gates' , pp. 887-889
  • Environmental constraints , pp. 889-891
  • Human remains of an Early Medieval frontier community , pp. 891-898
  • Malnutrition and long-distance food supplies? , pp. 898-900
  • Religion and ethnicity of the medieval guardians of the Gates , pp. 900-901
Smoke in the eyes? : archaeological evidence for medicinal henbane fumigation at Ottoman Kaman-Kalehöyück, Kirsehir Province, Turkey 905-921
Fenwick R.S.H. & Omura S.
  • Henbane and its archaeology , pp. 906-907
  • The Ottoman archaeobotanical survey at Kaman-Kalehöyük , pp. 908-909
  • Results of the study , pp. 909-915
  • The henbane content of H37 , pp. 915-918
The archaeology of Mauritius 922-939
Seetah K.
  • The development of archaeology, heritage and archaeological heritage , p. 923
  • From the ground up: the Mauritian Archaeology and Cultural Heritage project , pp. 923-925
  • Viewing slavery through resistance and the body , pp. 925-930
  • A first view of the archaeology of indenture , pp. 930-933
  • Conclusions: small islands as a microcosm of world archaeology , pp. 933-937
Warfare and big game hunting: flaked-stone projectile points along the middle Gila River in Arizona 940-953
Loendorf C., Simon L., Dybowski D., Woodson M.K., Plumlee R.S., Tiedens S. & Withrow M.
  • Ethnohistorical and ethnographic descriptions , pp. 941-946
  • Projectile experiment: research methods , pp. 946-950
Microliths and maritime mobility: a continental European-style Late Mesolithic flint assemblage from the Isles of Scilly 954-971
Anderson-Whymark H., Garrow D. & Stutt F.
  • Previous evidence for cross-Channel mobility, 7000-4000 BC , pp. 955-956
  • The Mesolithic of the Isles Scilly , p. 956
  • Excavations at Old Quay, St Martin's, 2013 , pp. 957-961
  • The Old Quay microliths , pp. 961-965
  • Old Quay microliths and maritime mobility , pp. 965-968
Microliths and maritime mobility: a continental European-style Late Mesolithic flint assemblage from the Isles of Scilly 972-984
  • Warren G. : Looking at things anew , pp. 972-973
  • Marchand G. : The end of 'splendid isolation': a continental perspective on the Old Quay discovery , pp. 974-976
  • Thomas J. : Frightful neighbourhood , pp. 977-979
  • Crombé P. : The 'microliths' from the Isles of Scilly and the continental Mesolithic: similar yet still so different , pp. 980-981
  • Anderson-Whymark H., Garrow D. & Sturt F. : The tip of the iceberg? : reply to responses , pp. 982-984
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