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Economic Public Archaeology The Origins of Art and Houses of the Dead Zooarchaeology Theoretical Approaches Music Edited by Alistair Barclay, Studies in Hunting, Herding and Current Practices Ice Age Discoveries from the David Field and Jim Leary and Early Agriculture Edited by Isilay Gursu Caves of Southwestern Germany This book explores the interface Edited by Peter Rowley-Conwy, Dale This volume explores the relationship By Nicholas J. Conard and between Neolithic structures considered to be those of the Serjeantson and Paul Halstead between archaeology and Claus-Joachim Kind contemporary society, especially as living (such as longhouses) with Discusses key research issues Some of the world’s oldest evidence those for the dead (such as long concerning hunting, herding and early it concerns local communities living for figurative art has been discovered day-to-day alongside archaeological barrows). Case studies present recent agriculture through the analysis of in the caves of southwest Germany, advances in radiocarbon dating, zoological and archaeobotanical remains. The 33 papers heritage. It targets these issues with case studies from as well as some of the oldest musical instruments. This Greece, Italy, Turkey and elsewhere. osteoarchaeological analysis and environmental data to present a wide array of topics covering many areas of book transports the reader into the world of the Ice re-examine long-assumed chronological developments archaeological interest. 102pp, British Institute at Ankara, 2019, 9781912090808, Age, describing and interpreting these amazing finds from houses for the living to those of the dead. 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The articles seek to question the role documentation of lithic artifacts offer an important Stoodley and Edited by Philippa Bradley Bourdieu's concept of ‘Habitus’. Rock art, Trypillian of ethnographic and world cultures museums within resource for researchers outside of the German- Barrow Clump is the site of a large, partly extant Early megasites, stone axes and adzes, metallurgy, wagons, contemporary negotiations of how to define Europe, speaking world. 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Conard, Michael Christine Howard-Davis exchange and cultural significance of the emergence of modern human Bolus and Susanne C. Münzel artefacts made from distinctive green populations and their dispersal out The earliest remains included The site of Geißenklösterle Cave in evidence of prehistoric settlement, rocks widely circulated throughout of the continent remain controversial the Ach Valley on the Swabian Jura prehistoric Europe and the Americas. topics. Here scholars offer multi-disciplinary at a location that had seen repeated activity in the is synonymous with a range of key issues in Palaeolithic Mesolithic and Neolithic periods, and during the Bronze perspectives, reviews, and original research reports on archaeology. The current volume presents a wide range 192pp, b/w and colour, Oxbow Books, 2019, the mode and timing of anatomical and cultural changes Age. 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Olsen, Thomas and David Clinnick Alison Sheridan, Mandy Jay, Andrew Chamberlain, Mike Twenty-three chapters collect and Olander and Kristian Kristiansen This collection of contributions Richards and Jane Evans systematise essential information on An inter-disciplinary study combining presents recent research covering textiles and textile production from archaeological evidence for cultural aspects of both Palaeolithic and This volume presents the results of a sixteen European countries, resulting development with DNA studies and Mesolithic research in order major project that sought to address in an up-to-date and detailed sourcebook and an easily historical linguistics to examine the origins, chronology to encourage dialogue between practitioners of a century-old question about the identity of the people accessible overview of the development of European and spread of Indo-European cultures. Papers provide archaeology of both periods. who were buried with Beakers in Britain from around textile technology and economy from prehistory to AD new evidence for the origins of Indo-European languages 208pp, Oxbow Books, 2019, 9781785709463, Paperback, 2450 BC. Around 300 skeletons were subjected to 400. and insights into migrations, society and language in £38.00 isotope analysis to explore patterns of mobility and diet. 480pp, 320 col and b/w illus, 22 maps, 30 tables, Oxbow European prehistory. 616pp, b/w and colour, Oxbow Books, 2019, Books, 2019, 9781789253429, Paperback, £36.00 192pp, b/w and colour, Oxbow Books, 2019, 9781789250640, Hardback, £49.99 9781789252705, Paperback, £25.00 Debasement Making One's Way in Farmers at the Sark Manipulation of Coin Standards in the World Frontier A Sacred Island Pre-Modern Monetary Systems The Footprints and Trackways A Pan European Perspective By Barry Cunliffe and Emma Durham Edited by Kevin Butcher of Prehistoric People on Neolithisation The Archaeological Survey of Sark The debasement of coinage, By Martin Bell Edited by Kurt J Gron, Peter Rowley- began in 2004 with a view to studying particularly of silver, was a common Explores landscape archaeology, Conwy and Lasse Sorensen the island in the context of Atlantic maritime networks to explore feature of pre-modern monetary palaeoenvironmental studies, Presents various perspectives systems. 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