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Authors:
PETREQUIN P
ARBOGAST RM
BOURQUINMIGNOT C
LAVIER C
VIELLET A
Citation: P. Petrequin et al., DEMOGRAPHIC GROWTH, ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGES AND TECHNICAL ADAPTATIONS -RESPONSES OF AN AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY FROM THE 32ND TO THE 30TH CENTURIES BC (CHALAIN, CLAIRVAUX, ARCHAEOLOGY), World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 181-192
Authors:
DAVID B
LOURANDOS H
Citation: B. David et H. Lourandos, ROCK ART AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHY IN NORTHEASTERN AUSTRALIAN PREHISTORY, World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 193-219
Authors:
ELLIS L
Citation: L. Ellis, TERRA-DESERTA - POPULATION, POLITICS, AND THE [DE]COLONIZATION OF DACIA (ROMANIA, DEMOGRAPHY, AND ARCHAEOLOGY), World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 220-237
Authors:
BLOM DE
HHALLGRIMSSON B
KENG L
LOZADA MC
BUIKSTRA JE
Citation: De. Blom et al., TIWANAKU COLONIZATION - BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR MIGRATION IN THE MOQUEGUA VALLEY, PERU, World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 238-261
Authors:
CHRISTENSEN AF
Citation: Af. Christensen, COLONIZATION AND MICROEVOLUTION IN FORMATIVE OAXACA, MEXICO, World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 262-285
Authors:
STEELE J
ADAMS J
SLUCKIN T
Citation: J. Steele et al., MODELING PALEOINDIAN DISPERSALS (PALEOECOLOGY AND HUMAN-POPULATIONS), World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 286-305
Authors:
WOLFESTEADMAN D
Citation: D. Wolfesteadman, THE POPULATION SHUFFLE IN THE CENTRAL ILLINOIS VALLEY - A DIACHRONIC MODEL OF MISSISSIPPIAN BIOCULTURAL INTERACTIONS, World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 306-326
Authors:
SCHURR MR
Citation: Mr. Schurr, USING STABLE NITROGEN-ISOTOPES TO STUDY WEANING BEHAVIOR IN PAST POPULATIONS, World archaeology, 30(2), 1998, pp. 327-342
Authors:
GOSDEN C
LOCK G
Citation: C. Gosden et G. Lock, PREHISTORIC HISTORIES, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 2-12
Authors:
BRADLEY R
Citation: R. Bradley, RUINED BUILDINGS, RUINED STONES - ENCLOSURES, TOMBS, AND NATURAL PLACES IN THE NEOLITHIC OF SOUTH-WEST ENGLAND, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 13-22
Authors:
HOLTORF CJ
Citation: Cj. Holtorf, THE LIFE-HISTORIES OF MEGALITHS IN MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN (GERMANY), World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 23-38
Authors:
MANNING SW
Citation: Sw. Manning, CHANGING PASTS AND SOCIOPOLITICAL COGNITION IN LATE BRONZE-AGE CYPRUS, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 39-58
Authors:
BLAKE E
Citation: E. Blake, SARDINIAS NURAGHI - 4 MILLENNIA OF BECOMING, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 59-71
Authors:
DIETLER M
Citation: M. Dietler, A TALE OF 3 SITES - THE MONUMENTALIZATION OF CELTIC OPPIDA AND THE POLITICS OF COLLECTIVE MEMORY AND IDENTITY, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 72-89
Authors:
WILLIAMS H
Citation: H. Williams, MONUMENTS AND THE PAST IN EARLY ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 90-108
Authors:
SEMPLE S
Citation: S. Semple, A FEAR OF THE PAST - THE PLACE OF THE PREHISTORIC BURIAL MOUND IN THEIDEOLOGY OF MIDDLE AND LATER ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 109-126
Authors:
NEWMAN C
Citation: C. Newman, REFLECTIONS ON THE MAKING OF A ROYAL SITE IN EARLY IRELAND, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 127-141
Authors:
DRISCOLL ST
Citation: St. Driscoll, PICTS AND PREHISTORY - CULTURAL RESOURCE-MANAGEMENT IN EARLY-MEDIEVALSCOTLAND, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 142-158
Authors:
PARCEROOUBINA C
CRIADOBOADO F
SANTOSESTEVEZ M
Citation: C. Parcerooubina et al., REWRITING LANDSCAPE - INCORPORATING SACRED LANDSCAPES INTO CULTURAL TRADITIONS, World archaeology, 30(1), 1998, pp. 159-176
Authors:
MARSHALL Y
Citation: Y. Marshall, BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION FROM THE PACIFIC-NORTHWEST COAST (INDIANS, ART, AMBIGUITY), World archaeology, 29(3), 1998, pp. 311-316
Authors:
MOSS ML
WASSON GB
Citation: Ml. Moss et Gb. Wasson, INTIMATE RELATIONS WITH THE PAST - THE STORY OF AN ATHAPASKAN VILLAGEON THE SOUTHERN NORTHWEST COAST OF NORTH-AMERICA, World archaeology, 29(3), 1998, pp. 317-332
Authors:
DOWSON TA
Citation: Ta. Dowson, LIKE PEOPLE IN PREHISTORY (SHAMANISTIC ART, HERMENEUTIC PROBLEMS), World archaeology, 29(3), 1998, pp. 333-343
Authors:
LYONS D
Citation: D. Lyons, WITCHCRAFT, GENDER, POWER AND INTIMATE RELATIONS IN MURA COMPOUNDS INDELA, NORTHERN CAMEROON (AFRICA, THE SUPERNATURAL AND SOCIAL-INTERACTION), World archaeology, 29(3), 1998, pp. 344-362
Authors:
MESKELL L
Citation: L. Meskell, INTIMATE ARCHAEOLOGIES - THE CASE OF KHA AND MERIT (EGYPTIAN MATERIALCULTURE, BURIAL, FUNERARY CUSTOMS), World archaeology, 29(3), 1998, pp. 363-379
Authors:
OLSEN BA
Citation: Ba. Olsen, WOMEN, CHILDREN AND THE FAMILY IN THE LATE AEGEAN BRONZE-AGE - DIFFERENCES IN MINOAN AND MYCENAEAN CONSTRUCTIONS OF GENDER, World archaeology, 29(3), 1998, pp. 380-392