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Journal
of European Archaeology (JEA), 1 (1993)
JEA 1.1
Articles:
Kristian Kristiansen:
'The Strength of the past and its great might'; an essay on the use of
the past.
Anders Andrén:
Doors to other worlds: Scandinavian death rituals in Gotlandic perspectives.
J. D. Hill: Can we
recognise a different European past? A contrastive archaeology of later
prehistoric settlements in southern England.
Michael Shanks: Style
and the design of a perfume jar from an archaic Greek city state.
Ulrich Veit: Burials
within settlements of the Linienbandkeramik and Stichbandkeramik cultures
of central Europe. On the social construction of death in early-Neolithic
society.
Arkadiusz Marciniak:
Cultural adaptive strategies in the Neolithic in central Europe within
the context of palaeodemographic studies.
Svend Th. Andersen:
Early- and middle-Neolithic agriculture in Denmark: pollen spectra from
soils in burial mounds of the Funnel Beaker culture.
Roel W. Brandt: Problems
encountered in working abroad.
Kristian Kristiansen:
Exploring the limits: an interview with Leo Klejn.
Review Section:
Eugen M Kolpakov:
Two sides of a coin: classification in theory and practice.
Jean-Paul Demoule:
Sur les traces des Indo-Europeanistes
Jarl Nordbladh: Tilley's
Nämforsen;
Zois Antonis, Archaeology
in Greece: realities and prospects (Yannis Hamilakis)
Richard Bradley, The
Passage of Arms. An archaeological analysis of prehistoric hoards and votive
deposits (Michael Rowlands).
Klavs Randsborg, The
first Millennium A.D. in Euorpe and the Mediterranean. An archaeological
essay (Edward Jones).
JEA 1.2
Articles:
Andrew Sherrat: What
would a Bronze-Age world system look like? Relations between temperate
Euorpe and the Mediterranean in later prehistory.
Stephen Shennan:
Commodities, transactions and growth in the central-European early Bronze
Age.
Vladimír Salac:
Production and exchange during the La Tene period in Bohemia.
Zofia Anna Stos-Gale:
The origin of metals from the Roman-period levels of a site in southern
Poland.
Pedro Paulo Abreu Funari:
Graphic caricature and the ethos of ordinary people at Pompeii.
Michael Fotiadis:
Regions of the imagination: archaeologists, local people and the archaeological
record in fieldwork, Greece.
Béatrice Fleury-Ilett:
The identity of France: the archaeological interaction.
Philip L Kohl: Nationalism,
politics and the practice of archaeology in Soviet Transcaucasia.
Review Section:
Kristian Kristiansen:
Some recent trends in Scandinavian Bronze-Age research.
Roger H Leech: Sites
and monuments: national archaeological records.
Christopher Knüsel:
Pagan charm and the place of anthropological theory.
Zbigniew Kobylinski, Archaeologia
Polona (John Hines)
T. M. Charles-Edwards, Early
Irish and Welsh Kinship (Nerys Thomas Patterson).
Magdelena S Midgley, T.R.B.
Culture: the first farmers of the North European Plain (Julian Thomas).
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