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Kathryn Lomas PhD Academic staffand honorary members of Early writing and literacy; urbanization in . the Institute early ; colonization in the _west�rn !"fedl terranean; ethnic and cultural 1dentlty m the Elizabeth Graham PhD ancient world Academic staffand their research Senior Kevin MacDonald PhD interests, 2004/2005 Maya archaeology, conquest and contact; Senior Lecturer tropical urbanism; environmental 1mpact; Daniel Antoine PhD : West Africanagro­ coastal adaptations; Belize, Cuba Research Fellow pastoral and early urbanism, the : the biology of ancient Dafydd Griffiths PhD African diaspora; human populations; dental development Lecturer Sally MacDonald BA and histology; palaeopathology Physical-science techniques in archaeology; Manager technology, and deterioration of Eleni Asouti PhD Museum management, marketing and out­ ceramics, glass and stone Research Fellow reach Archaeological and palaeoenvironmental Sue Hamilton PhD interpretation of wood and charco l macro­ Senior Lecturer Richard Macphail PhD � Senior Research Fellow remains; Southwest and South As1a; theory European prehistory, part�cularly th first � Archaeological soil science, especially the and method in archaeobotany millennium BC; technological analys1s of application of micromorphological tech­ prehistoric pottery; Alexander Bentley PhD niques Research Fellow Robert Harding PhD Neolithic Europe; complexity theory; Lecturer Marcello Mannino PhD Research Fellow ceramic analysis; isotopic study of archaeo­ History of Indian archaeology; state forma­ Environmental changes and prehistoric logical bone tion; archaeology of settlement in northwest Sicily Andrew Bevan PhD Mark Hassall MA Lecturer David Martin FA U Senior Historic Buildings Officer Aegean archaeology: Antikythera project; Roman inscriptions, Roman army and Clas­ Medieval and later vernacular architecture of GIS analysis; value systems in archaeology sical technology, particularly Greek and Sussex Elizabeth Bloxam PhD Roman warfare Louise Martin PhD Leverhulme Research Fellow Fekri Hassan PhD Egyptian archaeology, especially the social Lecturer . . Vertebrate ; hunting and context of ancient quarrying and mining Egyptian archaeology: predynastlc penod; herding in prehistoric Southwest Asia; ; ; early Martin Bridge PhD animal behaviour and ecology Lecturer religion and art Dendrochronological studies, northwest Simon Hillson PhD Marcos Martin6n-Torres MSc Europe; analysis of tree rings for evidence of Professor Lecturer . . environmental changes Bioarchaeology: dental stud1es, palaeohlstol­ of metals and ceram­ ics Cyprian Broodbank PhD ogy and palaeopathology in humans and Senior Lecturer other mammals Roger Matthews PhD Aegean archaeology; Mediterranean dynam­ Emma Jenkins PhD Reader ics; island archaeology; archaeological Research Fellow Archaeology of Southwest Asia: Anatolia method and theory and Mesopotamia Ecological impacts of agricultur� and sed�nt­ Beverley Butler PhD ism in prehistoric Southwest As1a; phytohth Paulette McManus PhD Lecturer and microfaunal analysis Senior Lecturer (half-time) Museum visitor studies; impact of heritage Cultural and critical histories of David JeffreysPhD and heritage; theories of , identity and Lecturer sites on landscape the past; Egyptian Egyptian archaeology: , exca�ation Luisa Elena Mengoni PhD Ethan Cochrane PhD and palaeoenvironments at Memph1s British Academy Research Fellow Bronze Age of southwest China; funerary Lecturer Alan Johnston DPhil archaeology, especially issues of social Archaeological theory; evolutionary theory; Reader . complexity, cultural identity and ethmc1ty; Oceania; ceramics Archaic Greece; Greek epigraphy and numis­ Chinese cultural heritage James Conolly PhD matics John Merkel PhD Lecturer Suzanne Keene PhD Advanced computing applications and data­ Senior Lecturer Lecturer Archaeometallurgy: conservation of metal base theory; prehistory of Southwest Asia; Management and digitization of museum artefacts; early metallurgical processes and collections sites in the Near East, Europe and South Roxana Ferllini MA Stuart Laidlaw BSc America Lecturer (half-time) Lecturer Nick Merriman PhD Forensic in human rights and Recording of archaeological finds by digital mass disaster investigations; and imaging techniques and conventional pho­ Reader body decomposition tography Cultural heritage; museums and the public; the archaeology of London Dorian Fuller PhD Mark Lake PhD Lecturer Lecturer Gustav Milne MPhil Senior Lecturer Archaeobotany; early agriculture; archaeol­ Study of cultural change through simulation Archaeology of Roman and medieval Lon­ ogy of South Asia; Nubian archaeology modelling and with special reference to GIS, don; Andrew Garrard PhD early hominid evolution and the use of space Norah Moloney PhD Senior Lecturer Kris Lockyear PhD Early prehistory of Southwest Asia; behav­ Lecturer College Teacher Palaeolithic archaeology of Europe and ioural changes relating to the origin of mod­ Iron Age-Roman archaeology and numis­ Southwest Asia; lithic analysis ern humans; origins of cultivation and matics of eastern Europe; Noviodunum pastoralism; fa una! analysis project; nationalism; computing

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Dominique de Moulins PhD Thilo Rehren Dr-Ing habil Ken Thomas PhD Senior Research Fellow Professor Professor Archaebotany: beginnings and early devel­ Archaeological high-temperature materials Reconstruction of past human environments; opment of agriculture in Southwest Asia; and technologies; Bronze Age to early mod­ palaeoecological theory; Bannu project, British archaeobotanical methodology ern period in Eurasia, Africaand South Pakistan; environmental changes and pre­ America historic settlement in northwest Sicily Mary Anne Murray PhD Research Fellow Andrew Reid PhD Christopher Tilley PhD Settlement archaeology and archaeobotany Lecturer Professor of , Cyprus, Syria and Senegal; quanti­ Archaeology of eastern Africa: complex soci­ Archaeological theory; Neolithic and Bronze tative archaeobotanical methods; integration eties, herd management and butchery prac­ Age of northwest Europe; systems of visual of archaeological site data tices representation; Lukas Nickel PhD Andrew Reynolds PhD Wang Tao PhD Lecturer (half-time) Lecturer Senior Lecturer (half-time) Chinese art and archaeology; Buddhist art; Early of Britain and Archaeology and heritage of China; palaeog­ East Asian traditional architecture Europe; standing buildings; landscape raphy; art and religion; archaeology of the archaeology; the archaeology of state forma­ Silk Road Jose Oliver PhD tion Lecturer Kathryn Tubb BA Latin American archaeology: chiefdoms in Mark Roberts BA Lecturer lowland South America and the Caribbean, Principal Research Fellow Conservation of inorganic materials; ethics especially Puerto Rico and the Dominican Palaeolithic archaeology of southern Britain, in cultural heritage Republic especially the Lower Palaeolithic site of Box­ Peter Ucko PhD grove, Sussex Clive Orton MA Professor Professor Arlene Rosen PhD Prehistoric art and religion; the comparative Application of statistical methods and Senior Lecturer study of material culture; education about computers to archaeology; spatial analysis; Geoarchaeology; phytolith analysis; impact the past quantification of assemblages of pottery of climate change on prehistoric societies Renata Walicka Zeh PhD and agriculture in Southwest Asia and China Darryl Palmer BA Senior Research Fellow FA U Senior Project Manager Tim Schadla-Hall MA African statehood; ethnoarchaeology; Development of field techniques; cultural Reader earthen architecture; ceramics resource management Public archaeology, museum development, Martin Welch DPhil heritage industry and cultural economics; Simon Parfitt MSc Senior Lecturer (half-time) early Mesolithic of northwest Europe; land­ Senior Research Fellow scape archaeology Early Anglo-Saxon archaeology; Europe in Analysis of animal remains from Palaeolithic the migration, Merovingian and early Carol­ sites, principally in East Anglia and northern Stephen Shennan PhD ingian periods Morocco Professor David Wengrow DPhil Archaeological theory; quantitative and Dominic Perring PhD computer applications; Neolithic and Bronze Lecturer Field Archaeology Unit Director Age of Europe Comparative archaeology of the Middle East Cities, architecture and ideology, especially and northeast Africa; early state formation; under Rome; the politics and practice of Jane Sidell PhD conceptualizing East-West relations urban archaeology Senior Research Fellow Ruth Whitehouse PhD Environmental archaeology including sea­ Renata Peters MSc Professor level change; archaeology of London Lecturer Prehistory of Italy and the western Mediter­ Ethnographic and archaeological conserva­ Bill Sillar PhD ranean; ritual and religion in prehistory; tion of Latin American material culture; Lecturer gender studies in prehistory involvement of first nations in museum Andean archaeology; ethnoarchaeology; Todd Whitelaw PhD politics and conservation consultations comparative analysis of ceramics, material Reader culture and technology Matthew Pope BSc Aegean archaeology; ethnoarchaeology; Research Fellow Michela Spataro landscape archaeology; ceramics; quantita­ Analysis of stone-tool assemblages from Research Fellow tive data analysis; archaeological method British Lower Palaeolithic sites, especially Prehistory of southeastern Europe, espe­ and theory Boxgrove, Sussex cially the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition; Tim Williams BA ceramic analysis and cultural processes Clifford Price PhD Senior Lecturer Professor Dean Sully BSc Urbanism; Roman, Islamic and Central Asian Conservation of sites and monuments; con­ Lecturer archaeology; analysis of complex stratigra­ servation of stone; mechanisms and preven­ Conservation of organic materials phy; management of archaeological sites and tion of salt damage in porous materials; cultural landscapes Gudrun Sveinbarnard6ttir PhD control of the museum environment Research Fellow Sally Worrell MA Elizabeth Pye MA Medieval archaeology of northwestern Research Fellow Senior Lecturer Europe: human and ecological consequences The UK Portable Antiquities Scheme: pre­ Conservation method and ethics; conserva­ of Viking settlement in the North Atlantic, historic and Roman finds tion of wall paintings; conservation of especially Iceland Katherine Wright PhD organic, particularly ethnographic, materials John Tait DPhil Lecturer Stephen Quirke PhD Professor Archaeology of the Levant and southern Reader and Assistant Egyptian social history, language and docu­ Anatolia; trade and early urbanism; food : literacy, material culture and ments; the Saqqara and the Carlsberg Papyri processing and prehistoric diet; anthropo­ vocabulary; history of collections projects logical approaches to archaeology Louise Rayner BA Jeremy Tanner PhD FA U Post-excavation Manager Lecturer Prehistoric and Roman ceramics of southern Greek and Roman art and architecture; com­ Britain parative historical studies of art and religion including China; sociology of art

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Academic staff, 2003/2004 MA PhDs awarded, 2004 RESIGNED Adrian Babbidge MA Louise Bacon Elizabeth Bacus PhD Roger Bland PhD A technical study of alloy compositions for Luke Barber BSc David Buckley BSc "brass" wind musical instruments {1 651- Peter Drewett PhD David Clarke PhD 1867} utilizing non-destructive x-ray fl uores­ Ian Greig MA Mike Corbishley BA cence Peter PhD Peter Crew BA Neil Faulkner PhD Elizabeth Bloxam CONTRACTS EXPIRED Gaetano Palumbo PhD Th e organization, transportation and logis­ Hedley Swain MA Sue Colledge PhD tics of hard-stone quarrying in the Egyptian Anthony Waldron PhD Jarnes McGlade PhD Old Kingdom: a comparative study David Wengrow DPhil John Meadows MSc Brian Williarns BA Marion Cutting Gabriele Puschnigg PhD Th e Neolithic and Early Ch alcolithic farmers Del wen Samuel PhD RESEARCHASSIST ANTS of central southwest Anatolia: household, community and the changing use of space Honorary members, 2004/2005 Eleni Asderaki MA Stuart Brookes PhD Carol Downer VIS!TlNG Okasha El Daly PhD Th e martyrdom of St Pteleme {Pierpont Ann Feuerbach PhD Morgan Coptic Man uscrip t M581): edition, Hans-Gert Bachmann PhD Cressida Fforde PhD translation and commentary Henry Cleere DLitt OBE Andrew Gardner PhD Anthony Constantinides PhD Fiona Handley James Lankton BA Harriet Crawford PhD Legacies of slavery: presenting the history of Virginia Mathias BA Beatrice de Cardi OBE American slaveryin the plantations and his­ Jan Picton MA Margaret Drawer MBE toric homes of the southern United States Ruth Prior PhD Lisa Fen tress DPhil Margaret Serpico PhD Justin Morris Andrew George PhD Chris Stevens PhD Lithic technology and cultural change during Ole Gr0n PhD Barry Taylor BA the later prehistoric period of north west David Hawkins MA South Asia Georgina Herrmann DPhil FBA OBE VISITING SCHOLARS FROM OVERSEAS Gordon Hillman BSc Lawrence Owens Vincent Pigott PhD In 2004/2005 scholars from Bangladesh, Th e application of dental anthropology to Beno Rothenberg PhD China, Cuba, Greece, India, Japan, Korea, population dyn amics, diet and health in the Charles (Tim) Shaw PhD (hon.) Nigeria, Pakistan and Sri Lanka undertook Prehispanic Canary Islands Anthony Waldron PhD research at the Institute. Leslie Webster BA Joanne Row land Daniel Zohary PhD Social transformation in the delta from the Terminal Predynastic to the Early Dynastic RESEARCH FELLOWS Period: a comparative study Louise Bacon PhD Jigen Tang Justine Bayley PhD Th e social organization ofLate Shang China Philip Bethell BA -a mortuary perspective John Casey BA Derek Watson Helen Clarke PhD Th e Punpun and Kin tampo traditions: Sue Colledge PhD hunter-gatherers, fa rmers and cultural con­ Peter Connolly tinuity or discontinuity in Ghana {2300-1 100 Jane Cronyn MSc Marion Cutting PhD BC) Susan Davies MA Darlene Weston Claude Doumet PhD Approaches to the study ofperiosteal new Larnia al Gailani Werr PhD bone formation in palaeopathology David Gaimster PhD Helen Ganiaris MA Caroline Grigson PhD Eric Harris DSc Jacob Janssen DPhil Ann Kendall PhD OBE Paul Lane PhD Cary Martin PhD Simon Martin MA Craig Merideth PhD David Morgan Evans PhD Mark Nesbitt PhD Peter Parr MA David Pendergast PhD Adrian Popescu BA Dominic Powlesland PhD David Prince PhD Paul Reynolds PhD Aaron Shugar PhD Peter Sutton PhD Robin Symonds DPhil Eric Uphill MA Patricia Wiltshire BSc Corine Yazbeck PhD Vladimir Zavyalov PhD

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Michael Burns James Doeser Registered research South Italic military equipment: the cultural Archaeology and the national state in Britain and militarysignif icance of the warrior's panoply from the 5th to the 3rd century Julie Eklund students, 2004/2005 BC Effects of preparation and conservation Sarah Byrne DNA Georgios Alexopoulos treatments on Cultural continuity in the rock art and stone Development of the cultural heritage concept Judie English on Mount Athos - contemporaryheritage arrangements on Un ea Island, West New Britain, Papua New Guinea Pattern and process in the archaeology of management in the Athonite monasteries Anglo-Saxon settlement Andie Byrnes Sophie Allen Th e origins and development of agriculture Olga Fakatseli Archaeology, education and children - in the Faiyum depression and Cairo area Folk-life museums in Greece and communi­ something worth learningabout? cation with the public Maria Cardoso Hamdi Abd El-Moniem Pigments in Portuguese baroque altar pieces Rachel Fentem Towards a new recording of Ma uritanian Orientalia in the Aegean: dyn amics, recep­ rock art Kuang-Jen Chang tion and impact from the Early Bronze Age to Political economics of trade ceramics in late the Archaic period Despina Angelakou medieval South Ch ina and the protohistoric Hellenistic relief sculpture from northern Lavinia Ferrante di Ruffan Philippines c. 12th-1 6th centuries AD Greece Th e palaeopathology of erosive arthrop­ Michael Charlton athies: a biocultural investigation into their Lorna Angulano Lead smelting in antiquity Th e evolution of ironmaking in northwest past physical and social expression Wales Alvaro Figueiredo Noemie Arazi Oral tra ditions and historical sources at Dia Shadreck Chirikure Th e palaeoepidemiology of Roman-period in the In land Niger Delta, Mali: an archaeo­ Ch anging patternsof iron production in pre­ populations in Lusitania (Portugal) history: an investigation of precolonial iron logical perspective Kalliopi Fouseki production in Zimbabwe, c. AD 800-1900 Ceri Ashley Integration of archaeological sites into mod­ Ceramic variability and change: a perspec­ Yunsun Choi ern structures and museums: issues of con­ tive fr om the African Great Lakes Issues related to the manufacture, use, dete­ servation, visitor and financial management rioration and conservation of vernacular Mike Galer Cesar Astuhuaman straw objects Th e organization of the Inca provinces in the Mechanisms of identity, culture and ethnic­ highlands of Piura, northern Peru Anna Clement ity: Roman auxiliaries serving on Hadrian's Tooth-wear patternsin neanderthals and Wall and the re-examination of these con­ Phillip Austin early modern humans cepts in museum representations Th e analysis of wood charcoal from hearth contexts: taphonomy and interpretive mod­ Claire Cohen Marianne Gaston els Indigenous lead-silver smelting in Parco, Un derstanding popularity in cultural sys­ Bolivia tems Fadi Bala'awi A study of wind effects on the kinetics ofsalt­ Tim Compton Myrto Georgakopoulou crystallization processes in selected monu­ Dental evidence of patterns ofhu man migra­ Technology and organization ofEarly Cycla­ ments at , Jordan tion around the rim of the In dian Ocean dur­ dic metallurgy: copper on Seriph os and ing the Pleistocene Keros, Greece Alexandra Bayliss Validating classical multivariate models in Louise Cooke Claudia Glatz Approaches to the conservation and man­ archaeology: English medieval bell fo unding In ter-polity relations in the Hittite Empire: as a case study agement of earthen architecture in archaeo­ a material-culture perspective logical contexts Angus Graham Yvette Balbaligo Don Cooper Ports and harbours in Pharaonic Egyp t: an Reconceptualizing Egyp tian texts as mate­ Th e iconography of ceramic vessels and clay investigation into their location, physical rial-culture texts: an interdisciplinary tobacco in early post-medieval European approach to Mi ddle Kingdom texts nature and the activities and people therein paintings Carolyn Graves-Brown Diana Beatty Jago Cooper Ideology offl int in Dyn astic Egyp t Origins and development of the Ox us civili­ Indigenous peoples of the Caribbean: an zation: trade, environment and cultural island archaeological framewol* for inter­ Jack Green change in Bronze Age Central Asia Ritual and in the Late Bronze action and Early Iron Age southern Levant:evi­ Alison Bell dence fr om mortuarycon texts In vestigating land-mollusca assemblages in Hannah Cordts Th e role of pre- and early history in the for­ Morocco in relation to environmental recon­ mation and creation of local and national Katherine Griffiths struction and human subsistence identities: an analysis ofhistory edu cation in Gender in juvenile burials Carol Bell Bavaria and Saxony, 1933-2000 Reuben Grima Th e influence ofeconomic fa ctors on settle­ Th e landscape context of monumentality in ment continuity across the LEA/Iron Age Sarah de Nardi A phenomenological approach to the study Late Neolithic transition on the north ern-Levantlittoral of Iron Age votive deposits in the Veneto Paolo Guarino Jenny Bredenberg Aspects of social complexity in Arslantepe, Aloisia de Trafford To kill an animal - butchery as a social con­ Th e human body in the Pyramid Texts: cept in early Islamic Morocco a schema-theoryapproach Scott Haddow Camilla Briault Assessing biological relationships in an early Varina Delrieu Ritual sys tems in the second millennium Christian cemetery in the Dakhleh Oasis, BC A spatial analysis of a classical Greek rural Aegean: a transmission-based approach Egyp t, using dental morphology and mortu­ landscape arydata Margaret Broomfield The archaeology, topography and continuing Christina Deter Dental-wear patterns in hunter-gatherers Susanna Harris context of the medieval leather industry in Picking up the threads: cloth in prehistoric and agriculturists: the behavioural changes London, 600-1600 societies - a case study of northern Italyand accompanying this transition the central Alpine region

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Emma Harvey Duncan McAndrew Peter Popkin Origins of agriculture in northern and east­ Th e catalysts for castle building in 11th- and and economy of Iron Age Transjor­ ern In dia 12th-centuryEnglan d with special reference dan: a contextual zooarchaeological analysis to the county of Suffolk Birger Helgestad Ioannis Poulios Visual strategies and social power negotia­ Eric McCann Living archaeological sites - the exception to tions: westernAsia and Egypt in the late Social hierarchy and tra de during the the rule: a case study of the monastic centre fo urth millennium BC Meroitic and Christian periods at the Fourth of Meteora, Greece Cataract, Sudan Christina Henshaw Petros Prokos An analytical study of Early Islamic glazed Sarah McCarthy Salt weathering in the coastal environment: pottery from Akhsiket, Uzbekistan Excavating fi ctions: awareness and percep­ the deterioration of wall paintings at Delos, tions of archaeology among local communi­ Greece J ennifer John ties and the implications for archaeological Postclassic iconography at Lamanai, Belize resource management and use, based on Anna Razeto A comparative study of city planning: Rome, Anthi Kaldelis case studies in Ireland and Scotland China and the Silk Road Roman amphorae in Cyprus: integrating Meriel McClatchie trade and exchange in the Mediterranean Arable agricultural systems of Bronze Age Muria Roberts Visitor-animal interactions in zoo exhibition Anna Karatzani Ireland spaces: towards a greater understanding Ch aracterization of metal threads from late Maria Mina between species and post-Byzantine Orthodox ecclesiastical Anthropomorphic figurines fr om the Neo­ textiles lithic and Early Bronze Age Aegean: gender Emma Robinson A study in the development of the concept of Quetta Kaye dyn amics and implications for the under­ sense of space - a quantitative and qualita­ Ma terial culture of drug use and the social standing of Aegean prehistory tive approach to the analysis of evolving per­ dyn amics of power in th e prehistoric Carib­ Aude Mongiatti ceptions of the past from the Renaissance to bean Th e metallurgy of goldprodu ction during the the present, with particular reference to Jocelyn Kimmel Renaissance in central Europe Salisbury Plain Historic plaster and coloured glass windows Wendy Monkhouse Tessa Robins on of Cairo: technology, materials characteriza­ Transmission of knowledge from Pharaonic Women, weaving and lineage: explorations tion, deterioration, cleaning, and conserva­ to Islamic Egypt of the political and social lifeways of ancient tion of Qamariyya t Mayan women Francesca Monti Elipida Kosimidou Th e display and interpretation of informa­ Arms and armour in the iconography of Dorella Romanou tion-rich, but aesthetically challenged Exploring eo-residence in the spatial design Greek coins down to the Hellenistic period objects of residences: th e case of Bronze Age Cyprus Sophia Labadi Kimberlee Moran Questioning the implementation of the Carrie Roth Murray Identity and interpretation of textual sources World Heritage Convention In vestigating the nature and representations fr om ancient Mesopotamia: fingerprint evi­ ofaut hority for the Etruscans,fr om the 8th to Phillipa Laurenson dence the 6th century BC Conservation and management of time­ Sam Nixon based media works of art Kate Russell Th e archaeology of Essouk: Islam, trans­ Bridging the Palaeolithic: an environmental Helen Leaf Saharan trade and the origins of the Tuareg and technological exploration of British Medieval bone fl utes from the British Isles, Acheulian and Mousterian tool-making Tamima Orra Mourad c. 450 to c. 1550 behaviour A hist01yand analysis ofthe constructions of Borja Legarra archaeological identities in Lebanon: theo­ Alessandra Salvin Mortuary behaviour and social changes in ries and methods serving colonialism and Th e private house in Mesopotamian society: pre- and proto-palatial nationalism, 1860-1945 archaeological perspectives Konstantina Liwieratos Elisabeth Pamberg Edgar Samarasundera Th e competitive-advantage strategy in herit­ In spired by Samian ware? Late Roman red­ Dyn amic spatial modelling in landscape age management slipped wares in the eastern Mediterranean, palaeoecology: case studies from post-LGM AD 200-600 England Serena Love Th e hermeneutics ofpy ramid building: land­ Hae Woon Park Ben Samphire scape, monuments and people in Old King­ Th e development of complexity in ancient Th e mind in prehistory: archaeological inter­ dom Memphis Korea: BC 300 to AD 300 pretation and evolutionary theory Marcos Martinon-Torres Jin Soo Park Caroline Sandes Chymistryand crucibles in the Renaissance Th e history, development and roles of A rationale for the conservation and presen­ laboratory:an archaeometric and historical national museums in South Korea tation offr agmentary archaeological features approach in modern urban contexts: post-war redevel­ Catherine Pearson opment in London, Berlin and Beirut Fatma Marii , culture and conflict: understanding Raman-Byzantine glass fr om south Jordan the effe cts and consequences of the Second Jane Sarre World War on the UK's museums: 1935-1965 Making sense of migration and multicultur­ Akira Matsuda alism in museums Archaeology, place and local people: a socio­ Ruth Felling logical study of th e archaeology of th e so­ Agricultural adaptation and crop dispersal Peter Schauer called Villa of Augustus in Somma Vesuvi­ in North Africa: a Saharan case study Art and constant change: an analysis of fo ur ana, Italy case studies Renata Peters Sally McAleely Conservation of Brazilian indigenous mate­ Michael Seymour Th e technology and social and cultural uses rial culture with a fo cus on featherwork and Baby/on in modernEuropean culture: repre­ offlo wers and foliage arranged to form sym ­ associated materials sentation and historiography bolic and decorative artefacts, using ethno­ Kathryn Piquette graphic analogy and a case study of ancient Rula Shafiq Writing, art and society: a contextual archae­ Egyp tian archaeobotanical material Diet and health in relation to changes of ology of the inscribed labels of Late ?re­ urban and rural living during the Bronze and dyn astic-Early Dyn astic Egyp t Iron Ages in the southern Levant

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Geoff Smith Subsistence strategies and carcass-process­ MA and MSc degrees ing techniques of European hominids from the Mi ddle Pleistocene (Boxgrove) to the 2005/2006 Papers fr om the Institute ofArcha eology is Middle Palaeolithic (Wallertheim) produced annually by postgraduates. Lindsay Spencer If there are insufficient students to enable Volume 15 (and previous volumes) can be Th e social implications of ceramic technol­ any of the MA or MSc degrees listed on the obtained from: ogy: a case from the GreekMiddleBronzeAge back cover to be offered, UCL reserves the The Editors, PIA, Institute of Archaeology, mainland right to withdraw the programme before UCL, 31-34 Gordon Square, London WClH Anna Stellatou enrolment If this should happen, appli­ OPY, England (email: [email protected] Th e dynamics of Early Bronze Age settlement cants may be given the opportunity to or via the PIA website : in the Aegean: a comparative analysis of sur­ enrol! in an alternative programme pro­ http://ww w.ucl.ac. uk/archaeology/pia vey data using GIS vided they meet the entry requirements Fay Stevens and places are available. Volume 15 contains: A contextualized study of the landscape Mark Hassall, Whither Roman locations of deposition findspots of Bronze FORUM Age metalwork in southwest Britain archaeology? Or wither Roman archaeol­ ogy! A London perspective, with responses Daryl Stump by Andrew Gardner, Jenny Hall, Martin Th e archaeology of East African agricultural Millett and Peter Ucko, and a reply by Mark systems as a potential source of developmen­ Hassall tally applicable indigenous knowledge Dean Sully INTERVIEW An interview with Mike Hey­ Conserving Clllture in the historic environ­ worth, Director of the Council for British ment Archaeology Nancy Tang RESEARCH PAPERS Borja Legarra Herrero, Root-dentine translucency as an indicator of About the distribution of metal objects in chronological age Prepalatial Crete; Naoise MacSweeney, Satoko Tanimoto Social complexity and population: a study Experimental study of Late Bronze Age glass­ in the Early Bronze Age Aegean; Akira Mat­ making practice suda, Th e concept of "the public " and the aims of public archaeology Geoffrey Tassie Th e social and ritual contextualization of FIELDWORK REPORTS Jago Cooper, Prehis­ ancient Egyp tian hair and hairstyles panic settlements along the north coast of Maria Tobias Cuba: a pilot survey report from Los Buch­ Mayan ritual changes during the transition illones, January-February 2004; Quetta from the Late Classic to the Early Postclassic Kaye, Scott Fitzpatrick and Michiel Kap­ period: an iconographic and stylistic study of pers, A preliminaryreport on the excava­ incense burners tion at Grand Bay, Carriacou, West In dies, Kalliopi Vacharopoulou 28 June to 31 July, 2004; Eric McCann An Monument conservation in the Mediterra­ interim report on excavations in the UCL­ nean region: a study of with case SARS Concession, northernSud an, winter studies from Greece and Turkey 2003/2004

V elissaria V ann a CONFERENCE REVIEWS Mike Galer, "Body How different was life in a Hellenistic town guards: human remains in museum collec­ from 20th-century Greek urban life ? A tions", The Museums Association, Charity biological approach Centre, 24 Stephenson Way, London, 25 Xander Veldhuijzen June 2004; Emma Harvey, "13th Sympo­ Archaeometric and archaeological analysis sium of the International Work Group for of early iron smelting and smithingfrom Tell Palaeoethnobotany", Girona, , 16-22 Hammeh (az-Zarqa}, Jordan May 2004; Marcos Martin6n-Torres, Helen Wickstead "Archaeometallurgy", 34th International Th e social conditions of later prehistoric Symposium on Archaeometry, Zaragoza, land division on Dartmoor Spain, 3-7 May, 2004

Jay Woodhouse REVIEWS Jago Cooper Helen Daw­ Bridging the gap: the origins and effects of & son - S. M. Fitzpatrick (ed.), Voyages of metallurgy in Ghana discovery: the archaeology of islands Lis a Y eomans (Westport: Praeger, 2004); Agapi Filini - A zooarchaeological and historical study of R. Novella, J. Martinez Gonzalez, M. A. animal-based industries in post-medie1ral Moguel Cos, La costa norte de Michoac6.n London, AD 1500-1 700 en la epoca prehisp6.nica (Oxford: Arch­ Jacqueline Zak aeopress, British Archaeological Reports, Frameworks for computer-supported collab­ International Series 1071, 2002); Andrew oration in archaeology and related disci­ Gardner - J. Thomas, Archaeology and plines modernity (London: Routledge, 2004); Andrew Shapland - R. Matthews, Th e archaeology ofMeso potamia: theories and approaches (London: Routledge, 2003)

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