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EditorPrezioso Emanuele & Giobbe Marcella
Jaar2022
PublicatietypeBoek
SerieBAR British Archaeological Reports International Series
Volume3095
SubtitelProceedings of the Graduate Archaeology at Oxford Conference 2020
Pagina’s1-160
UitgeverBAR publishing
PlaatsOxford
ISBN9781407359915
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Exemplaar131539 Reknummer33
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Introduction to Innovative Approaches to Archaeology
1-2
Prezioso Emanuele & Giobbe Marcella |
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Cognition as Choreography: The Relationship between Eye Movements and the Morphology of a Jomon Flame-Style Pot
5-15
March Paul Louis & Vallée-Tourangeau Frédéric |
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Materiality and the Mind: The Impact of Object Handling Sessions on the Wellbeing of Young Adults
17-27
O'Brien Catherine |
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The Materiality of Perforated Human Teeth and Ivory Skeuomorphs in the European Upper Palaeolithic
29-43
Notterpek Ivy |
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Constructing 'Plantiness' in Iron Age Wessex
45-55
Masterson Molly |
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The Iconography of Linen Body Armour in Greek Vase Paintings: An Attempt to Reconstruct a Linothorax
57-65
Diemke Justine |
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Women's Ship Graffiti in Ayse Kadin Mosque, Mordogan, Izmir
69-80
Öçgüden Günce Pelin |
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The Process of Cultural Exchange in the Northwest of the Iberian Peninsula in Roman Age: The Study of Pottery Collections in the Lugo Area (Galicia, Spain)
81-91
Barbazán Domínguez Sara & Lozano Hermida Hugo |
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Using Open Spatial Data toInvestigate the Importance of Salmon Streams in the Indigenous Cultural Landscapes of Southwest Alaska
95-108
Lim Jonathan S. & Linares Matás Gonzalo J. |
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In the Shadow of the Mountain: The Funerary Landscape of Pre-Roman Abruzzi (Italy)
109-117
Scarsella Elena |
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Hollow Lakedaimon as Times Goes By: Rise and Fall of the Eurotas Valley in the Mycenaean Age
119-128
Ruzza Stefano |
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Through the Eyes of the Mariners: A New Approach to the Understanding of Hellenistic and Roman Harbours of the Mediterranean
129-146
Nakas Ioannis |
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"Hic sunt… canes". Cynocephali at the end of the world: The Ancient Greeks' relationship with the border of civilisation in relation to Egypt and India
147-160
Delia Giuseppe |