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Journal
of European Archaeology (JEA), 3 (1995)
JEA 3.1
Articles:
Andrew Serratt: Reviving
the grand narrative: archaeology and long-term change.
Marek Zvelebil: Indo-European
origins and the agricultural transition in Europe.
Alexander Gramsch:
Death and continuity.
Martin Skjöldebrand:
On variations in Bronze-Age social and economic structure in a homogenous
area.
Paul Treherne: The
warrior's beauty: the masculine body and self-identity in Bronze-Age Europe.
Penelope M. Allison:
House contents in Pompeii: data collection and interpretative procedures
for a reappraisal of Roman domestic life and site formation processes.
René Rogers:
Woman underfoot in life and art: female representations in fourth-century
Romano-British mosaics.
Evzen Neustupný:
The significance of facts.
Gonzalo Ruiz-Zapatero
and Jesús R. Alvarez-Sanchís: Prehistory, story-telling,
and illustrations: the Spanish past in school textbooks (1880-1994).
Angeles Querol, Maria
Isabel Martínez-Navarrete, Francisca Hernández, Luisa Cerdeño
and Victor Antona: The value of archaeological heritage: an analysis
by the Professional Association of Spanish Archaeologists (APAE).
JEA 3.2
Articles:
Victor A. Shnirelman:
Alternative prehistory.
Janusz Ostoja-Zargórski:
Settlement research theory: a central European perspective
Linsay Allason-Jones,
Colm O'Brien and Glyn Goodrick: Archaeology, Museums and the World
Wide Web.
Tom Carlsson: Objects
and attitudes: the Lusatian impact on the material and mental culture in
south-eastern Sweden in the late Bronze Age.
Pers Persson and Karl-Göran
Sjögren: Radiocarbon and the chronology of Scandinavian megalithic
graves.
Michael Dietler:
The cup of Gyptis: rethinking the colonial encounter in early-Iron-Age
western Europe and the relevance of world-systems models.
Patrice Brun: Contacts
entre colons et indigènes au milieu du Ier millénaire av.
J.-C. en Europe.
Matthew Murray: Viereckschanzen
and feasting: socio-political ritual in Iron-Age central Europe.
Bettina Arnold: 'Honrary
males' or women of substance? Gender, status and power in Iron-Age Europe.
Peter S. Wells: Identities,
material culture and change: 'Celts' and 'Germans' in late Iron-Age Europe.
Bert J Groenewoudt and
Matthijs van Nie: Assessing the scale and organisation of Germanic
iron production in Heeten, the Netherlands.
Review Section:
Harry James Publish
and
be damned.
Randall McGuire A Marxist
Archaeology (Michael Shanks).
Victoria Goddard, Joseph
Llobera and Chris Shore (eds) The Anthropology of Europe. Identities
and Boundaries in Conflict; Sharon Macdonald (ed), Inside European
Identities. Ethnography in Western Europe; Kevin Wilson and Jan van
der Dussen (eds), The History of the Idea of Europe (Mark Pluciennik).
Martin Locock (ed), Meaningful
Architecture; Michael Parker Pearson and Colin Richards (eds), Archaeology
and Order (Duncan Roberts).
Alain Schnapp La Conquête
de Passé: aux origines de l'archéologie (Henry Cleere).
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