Antiquity 1991: Vol 65 Index

13 Pages·1991·2.8 MB·English

Index
compiled by FRANCES BROWN
An entry with a personal name then a title in roman type indicates a contribution in the journal, as:
Anderson, A.: The chronology of colonization in New Zealand, 767-95
An entry with a personal name then a title in italic type indicates a book reviewed or noticed in the journal, as:
Aveni, A.F.: The lines of Nazca, 407
AARGnews: the newsletter of the Aerial Archaeology domestication of, 147-53
Research Group: new journal, 137 human meaning in the animal world, 134
accelerator radiocarbon dating, 292—5 Pleistocene extinction of, 857-69
acropolis, Athens: destruction of, 49-63 what is an animal?, 147-53
Adams, J., A.F.L. van Holk & Th.J. Maarleveld: Dredgers and Anthony, D.W. & D.R. Brown: The origins of horseback
archaeology: shipfinds from the Slufter, 749-51 riding, 22-38
Aegean Bronze Age Anthropology of Human Behavior through Geographic
‘big bang’ (Thera eruption), 998-1001 Information and Analysis, conference, Santa Barbara
ivory and related materials, 1015-16 (1992), 445
painting, 172-3 anthropology of war, 133
slings, 279-86 antiquities, theft and sale of
Aerial Archaeology Research Group: new journal, 137 collector/dealer’s view, 538-9
Africa export of antiquities, 6-8, 904-5
Afroasiatic roots of classical civilization, 981 policies and practice, 533-7, 834
heritage of religion, philosophy, science and art, 408 see also cultural property
history of archaeology of, 174—5 antler-working
history, science & civilizations, 408 Baltic region, 701-3
review of cultural theory from the beginning, 408 carvings of female breast, 908—10
agriculture Arabah Project, Egypt, 744-5
European origins of, 233-45 archaeological sciences, conference, York (1991), 191
Middle Nile Basin: recent discoveries at Kadero (Central archaeologist amd the art market: policies and practice,
Sudan), 515-32 533-7
Aitchison, T., B. Ottaway & A.S. Al-Ruzaiza: Summarizing a Arctic: archaeology of Greenland, 978
group of '4C dates on the historical time scale: with a Ardika, I.W. & P. Bellwood: Sembiran: the beginnings of
worked example from the Late Neolithic of Bavaria, Indian contact with Bali, 221-32
108-16 Arikara contact with Europeans, 979-80
Akrotiri Aetokremnos, Cyprus Arkansaw mound, 981
colonization and Pleistocene extinctions in, 857-69 Armit, I. (ed.): Beyond the brochs: changing perspectives on
radiocarbon dates, 870-8 the Atlantic Scottish Iron Age, 427-8
Alaska, cultural complexity in, 924-34 Arnhem Land, Australia: symbolic aspects of stone use and
alphabets tool development in, 192—207
ancient, 724 Arnold, J.E.: Transformation of a regional economy: socio-
Greek, origin of, 724 political evolution and the production of valuables in
Alpine region, Neolithicization of, 995-8 southern California, 953-62
Al-Ruzaiza, A.S., see Aitchison, T. art and archaeology: review of two exhibitions, 1001-3
Altun Ha, Belize: excavations at, 177-8 art market, see antiquities, theft and sale of
amber working, Baltic region, 701-5 Arthur M. Sackler Collections, ritual bronzes from, 722
Ames, K.M.: The archaeology of the longue durée: temporal Athenian acropolis, destruction of, 49-63
and spatial scale in the evolution of social complexity Aufderheide, A.C., see Ortner, D.J.
on the southern Northwest Coast, 935-45 Australia
Anasazi, 133-4, 164-5 guide to prehistoric sites, 726
Ancient medicine in its socio-cultural context, conference, morphological and metrical analysis of the crania, man-
Leiden (1992), 10 dibles and dentitions of a prehistoric Australian human
Anderson, A. population, 156-8
The chronology of colonization in New Zealand, 767-95 reburial of Kow Swamp Pleistocene burials, 12—21
Prodigious birds: moas and moa-hunting in prehistoric Willandra Lakes hominids, 156-8
New Zealand, 422-3 Australian Archaeological Association conference, Birrigai
Anderson, R.: director of Museum for Scotland and of British (1991), 191
Museum, 765 Australian Congress of classical archaeology, 978-9
Anglo-Saxon cemeteries: a reappraisal, 1014-15 Australian Rock Art Research Association (AURA) Congress,
Anglo-Saxon England, weapons and warfare in, 753-4 Cairns (1992), 766
animals Austria, Palaeolithic and Mesolithic settlement of, 308-17
choice in human diet, 423-6 Avebury region
1018 INDEX
new Neolithic sites, 256-62 boats
preservation of, 5-6 Baltic region, medieval, 708-11, 713
three-dimensional aspects of relationships between North Ferriby, Bronze Age, 749-51
natural and artificial features, 894-8 Rotterdam port, 749-51
Aveni, A.F.: The lines of Nazca, 407 Bodson, L. (ed.): L’animal dans !’alimentation humaine: les
critéres de choix, 423-6
Babia Gora Poland: excavations at, 640-50 Boehmer, R.M.: Uruk 1980—1990: a progress report, 465-78
Baghdad, modern Victory Arches, 439-41 bog-bodies in fictior, 442
Bahn, P.G.: review by, 158-62 Bohemia
Baigent, M. & R. Leigh: The Dead Sea scrolls deception, 724 community areas of prehistoric farmers in, 326-31,
Baines, J.: review by, 170—2 332-47
Bali, beginnings of Indian contact with, 221-32 medieval settlement in, 396-405
Balthazar, J.W.: Copper and bronze-working in Early Palaeolithic and Mesolithic settlement of, 308-17
through Middle Bronze Age Cyprus, 168-70 Bokerley Dyke, Dorset: archaeology of, 988—92
Baltic region Bollettino di Archeologia: new journal, 153
archaeology of, 684-95 bone carvings from Yvonand IV, Switzerland, 908-10
Neolithicization of, 732-4 Bonfante, L., Etruscan, 135
banded flint economy in Poland, 607-27 Borkowski, W., W. Migal, S. Sataciriski & M. Zalewski:
Barfield, L.H.: Wessex with and without Mycenae: new Possibilities of investigating Neolithic flint economies,
evidence from Switzerland, 102—7 as exemplified by the banded flint economy, 607—27
Barker, G. & J. Lloyd (ed.): Roman landscapes: archaeologi- Bothmer, D. von: Glories of the past: ancient art from the
cal survey in the Mediterranean region, 1010—11 Shelby White and Leon Levy collection, 722
Barnes, G.L. (ed.): Bibliographical reviews of Far Eastern Bousek, J.: review by, 174
archaeology: Hoabinhian, Jomon, Yayoi, Early Korean bow and arrow in Aegean Bronze Age, 279-86
states, 143-7 Bowden, M.: Pitt Rivers: the life and archaeological work of
Barrett, J.C.: review by, 743-4 Lieutenant-General Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt
Barrett, j.C., R. Bradley & M. Green: Landscape, monuments Rivers, 1008-9
and society: the prehistory of Cranborne Chase, 988-92 Bradley, J. (ed.): Settlement and society in medieval Ireland:
Barrett, J.C., R. Bradley & M. Hall (ed.): Papers on the studies presented to Francis Xavier Martin o.s.a., 734-8
prehistoric archaeology of Cranborne Chase, 988-92 Bradley, R.
Bavaria The Passage of Arms: an archaeological analysis of
14C dates from the Late Neolithic, 108-16 prehistoric hoards and votive deposits, 743-4
prehistory of, 745-6 see also Barrett, J.C.
Bayesian approach to radiocarbon calibration, 808-21 Braidwood, R.J., see Morales, V.B.
Beaton, J.M.: Extensification and intensification in central brassicas in ancient diets, 540—4
California prehistory, 946—52 Britain
Beckhampton Long Barrow, Wiltshire: three-dimensional England from the fifth to the fifteenth century, 176—7
aspects, 894-8 Mesolithic, 409
behavioural sciences, archaeology and, 836-8 post-medieval archaeology, 426—7
Belize, excavations at Altun Ha, 177-8 prehistory, 132
Bellwood, P., see Ardika, I.W. see also Roman Britain
Bernal, M.: Black Athena: the Afroasiatic roots of classical British Archaeological Reports, 10
civilization II: the archeological and documentary British Columbia, cultural complexity in, 924-34, 935-45
evidence, 981 Brodnia, Poland: excavations at, 716-21
Bertilsson, U., see Janson, S. Brody, J.J.: The Anasazi, 133-4
Best, J., see Kaul, F. Bronocice, Poland: excavations at, 562-6
Biagi, P. (ed.): The Neolithicisation of the Alpine region, bronze-working in Early through Middle Bronze Age
995-8 Cyprus, 168—70
Biagi, P. & M. Cremaschi: The Harappan flint quarries of the Broodbank, C. & T.F. Strasser: Migrant farmers and the
Rohri Hills (Sind-Pakistan), 97-102 Neolithic colonization of Crete, 233-45
Biddle, M., et al.: Object and economy in medieval Winches- Brown, D.R., see Anthony, D.W.
ter, 432-4 Brown, P.: Coobool Creek: a morphological and metrical
Bienkowski, P.: Treasures from an ancient land: the art of analysis of the crania, mandibles and denititions of a
Jordan, 723 prehistoric Australian human population, 156-8
Bintliff, J.: Post-modernism, rhetoric and scholasticism at Browne, D., see Silverman, H.
TAG: the current state of British archaeological theory, Buéany, Slovakia: excavations at, 348-57
274-8 Buck, C.E., J.B. Kenworth, C.D. Litton & A.F.M. Smith:
birth of Europe: archaeology and social development in the Combining archaeological and radiocarbon informa-
first millennium ap, 1009-10 tion: a Bayesian approach to calibration, 808-21
bit-wear on equid teeth, 22-38 Budd, P.: review by, 744-5
black Athena: the Afroasiatic roots of classical civilization, Bujna, J.: Approach to the study of the Late Hallstatt and
981 Early La Téne periods in eastern parts of Central Europe:
Blair, J. (ed.): St Frideswide Monastery at Oxford: archaeo- results from comparative classification of ‘Knickwand-
logical and architectural studies, 428-30 schale’, 368—75
blood and tissue: ELISA and DNA analysis, 878-81 Bulletin for the History of Archaeology: new journal, 10
INDEX
Bunyoro: seeking the origins of an African kingdom, 479-94 Chippindale, C.: review by, 1008-9
Burkitt, M.: South Africa’s past in stone and paint, 579-80 Chippindale, C., P. Devereux, P. Fowler, R. Jones & T.
Burl, A.: Megalithic myth or man the mover?, 297-8 Sebastian: Who owns Stonehenge?, 431—2
Burnham, B.C. & J. Wacher: The ‘small towns’ of Roman Chumash, southern California: sociopolitical evolution,
Britain, 987-8 953-62, 963-72
Bursche, A. & T. Taylor: A panorama of Polish archaeology, Clark, G.
583-92 Archaeology and society, 9
Prehistoric Europe: the economic basis, 9-10
CAA: Computer Methods and Quantitative Methods in Erasmus Prize, 9
Archaeology, conference, Aarhus (1992), 766 Clark, K.: review by, 426—7
Cadnum, M.: Sleepwalker, 443 Clarke, S.: ‘Small towns’ and small towns, 987-8
Cakovice, Bohemia: excavations at, 335-47 Close, A.E., see Jensen, H.J.
calendar date for first human settlement of Cyprus?, 870-8 Clottes, J. (ed.): L’art des objets au paléolithique, 982
California Clutton-Brock, J.
extensification and intensification in prehistory, 946-52 Representation of the female breast in bone carvings from a
physical anthropological evidence for the evolution of Neolithic lake village in Switzerland, 908-10
social complexity, 963—73 (ed.): The walking larder: patterns of domestication,
sociopolitical evolution and the production of valuables, pastoralism, and predation, 147-53
953-62 coins, 16th-century, 269-71
Cambridge guide to the museums of Europe, 726 collector/dealer’s view of antiquities, 538—9
Cambridge illustrated history of Roman art, 722-3 colonization
Canadian Archaeological Association conference, New- in antiquity, 979
foundland (1991), 10 of Cyprus, 857-69, 870-8
Caneva, I.: Jebel Moya revisited: a settlement of the 5th Greek, 978-9
millennium sc in the middle Nile Basin, 262-8 of New Zealand, 767-95
canonical tradition in ancient Egyptian art, 170—2 of the Pacific: a genetic trail, 162-4
‘capta’ cr data defined, 441-2 Colorado, cation-ratio varnish dating and _ petroglyph
Carpathian region chronology in, 246—55
beginning of the Migration Period, 376-87 Colville Confederated Tribes (CCT), Washington State, USA,
Pleistocene settlement in, 593-606 917-20
wheel-turned pottery in, 358-67 community areas of prehistoric farmers in Bohemia, 326—31,
Cartoon history of the universe, 134 332-47
Cascadia, Northwest America, 936—45 Computer Methods and Quantitative Methods in Archaeo-
Case Studies in Archaeology, proposed new series, 191 logy, conference, Aarhus (1992), 766
Catalogue of the copies of Etruscan tomb paintings in the Ny conferences: organization, quality, publication, 760—3
Carlsberg Glyptotek, 723 Conkey, M.W., see Gero, J.M.
cation-ratio dating Connah, G.: The salt of Bunyoro: seeking the origins of an
and petroglyph chronology in southeastern Colorado, African kingdom, 479-94
246-55, 441-2 Coobool Creek: a morphological and metrical analysis of the
of rock-engravings: a critical appraisal, 292-5 crania, mandibles and dentitions of a prehistoric
Cattaneo, C., K. Gelsthorpe, P. Phillips, R.J. Sokol & D. Australian human population, 156-8
Smillie: Identification of ancient blood and tissue — Cook, B.F.: The archaeologist and the art market: policies
ELISA and DNA analysis, 878-81 and practice, 533—7
cattle copper
in ancient Ireland, 734-8, 977 Copper Age in Albania, dating of, 574-8
used for traction during the later Neolithic in southeastern Copper Age of Deccan, India, 796-807
Poland, 562-6 copper and bronze-working in Early through Middle
cemeteries, Anglo-Saxon: a reappraisal, 1014-15 Bronze Age Cyprus, 168—70
censorship in publishing, 443-4 ingots from Sardinia, metallographic and _ statistical
cereal harvesting, 122-8 analyses, 420—2
Chacmool conference, Calgary (1991), 10 researches in the Arabah 1959-1984, 744-5
Chadwick Hawkes, S. (ed.): Weapons and warfare in Anglo- corn circles, 724—5
Saxon England, 753-4 Cotterell, B. & J. Kamminga: Mechanics of pre-industrial
Chakrabarti, D.K.: The external trade of the Indus civili- technology: an introduction to the mechanics of ancient
zation, 406 and traditional material culture, 746—9
Chalcolithic of Deccan, India, 796-807 craft and commercial centre at Jan6w Pomorski on the Baltic
chamfrein: the Trundholm horse’s trappings, 119-22 Coast, 696—715
Chapman, R.: Emerging complexity: the later prehistory of craft specialization and social organization in the Chalco-
south-east Spain, Iberia and the west Mediterranean, lithic Deccan, India, 796-80
166-8 Cranborne Chase, Dorset: prehistory of, 988—92
Charles, Prince of Wales, and architecture, 439, 765 Crawford, H.: Sumer and the Sumerians, 722
Chesterman, J.: A collector/dealer’s view of antiquities, Crawford, O.G.S., 185
538-9 Cremaschi, M., see Biagi, P.
Chinese ritual bronzes, 722 Crete, Neolithic colonization of, 233-45
Chippindale, C.: editorials by, 3-10, 439-45, 759-66 Croes, D.R.: on ‘Shared Principles’, 917-18
1020 INDEX
Crossley, D.: Post-medieval archaeology in Britain, 426—7 Duhard, J.-P.: The shape of Pleistocene women, 552-61
Crouwel, J.H., see Littauer, M.A. Dunbridge, Hampshire: gravel-digging at, 5-6
cultural complexity, emergence of, Dyer, J.: Ancient Britain, 132-3
in central California, 946-52, 974-6
on the northern Northwest Coast, 924-34, 974-6
Early Slav Culture in Poland, origins of, 676-83
in south-east Spain, Iberia and the west Mediterranean,
East Germany, political change in, 443-4
166-8
East Kennet Long Barrow, Wiltshire: three-dimensional
in southern California, 953-62, 963-72, 974-6
aspects, 894-8
on the southern Northwest Coast, 935—45, 974-6
East Wenatchee Site, Washington State: excavations at, 917
cultural property
Edwards, N.: The archaeology of early medieval Ireland,
return of, 138-43
734-8
see also antiquities, theft and sale of
Cyprus Egypt
Arabah Project, 744-5
colonization and Pleistocene extinctions in, 857-69
canonical tradition in ancient Egyptian art, 170—2
copper and bronze-working in Early through Middle
cultivation of cereals, 122-8
Bronze Age of, 168-70
flint tools from Isnan, 122-8
first human settlement of?, 870-8
mummies, 408
Czechoslovakia: Special Section on archaeology of, 306-405
Rape of the Nile, 6
Tutankhamun, botanical treasures of, 135-6
dagger, 16th-century, 269-71
Tutankhamun’s tomb, 135
Daimabad, Deccan: excavations at, 799-807
Valley of the Kings, 135
Daniel, G.: Writing for Antiquity, 185
electron spin resonance (ESR), 544-51
Darwin, Charles
El Prado, Murcia, Spain: excavations at, 905-8
new biography of, 763-5
ELISA analysis of ancient blood and tissue, 878-81
works of, 763-5
Elliot Smith, G. & W.R. Dawson: Egyptian mummies, 408
data or capta defined, 441-2
emerging complexity: the later prehistory of south-east
Davidson, I.: The archaeology of language origins —a review,
Spain, Iberia and the west Mediterranean, 166-8
39-48
enclosures, medieval, in Poland, 716-21
Davies, G.M.R., see Fawn, A.J.
Engelstad, E.: Images of power and contradiction: feminist
Davis, W.: The canonical tradition in ancient Egyptian art,
theory and post-processual archaeology, 502—14
170-2
England from the fifth to the fifteenth century, 176—7
Dawson, W.R, see Elliot Smith, G.
Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA), 878-81
de Vries, N., see Kaul, F.
Eogan, G.: chair of Irish research programme, 444—5
Dead Sea scrolls, 724
epicuticular wax components preserved in potsherds as
Deccan, India: Chalcolithic of, 796-807
chemical indicators of leafy vegetables in ancient diets,
decision making, prehistoric, 158-62
540-4
Deeping St Nicholas Barrow Site 28, Lincolnshire: exca-
ESR chronology of a 100,000-year archaeological sequence at
vations at, 580—2
Pech de 1’Azé II, France, 544-51
Dembélé, M., see van der Waals, J.D.
Etruscans, 134-5
Dereivka, Ukraine: horses excavated at, 32-5
tomb paintings (copies) in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, 723
Descoeudres, J.-P. (ed.): Greek colonists and _ native
Europa Prize, 583
populations: Proceedings of the first Australian Con-
Europe: archaeology and social development in the first
gress of classical archaeology held in honour of Emeri-
millennium ap, 1009-10
tus Professor A.D. Trendall, 978-9
Evans, K.A., see Fawn, A.J.
desert varnish, cation-ratio dating of, 246-55, 292-5
Evershed, R.P., C. Heron & L.J. Goad: Epicuticular wax
Desittere, M.: The circumstances of the first prehistoric
components preserved in potsherds as chemical indi-
science in Italy, 567-71
cators of leafy vegetables in ancient diets, 540-4
Desmond, A. & J. Moore: Darwin, 764
export of antiquities, see antiquities and cultural property
Devereux, P.
extensification and intensification in central California pre-
Three-dimensional aspects of apparent relationships
history, 946-52
between selected natural and artificial features within
extinction of Pleistocene animals, 857-69
the topography of the Avebury complex, 894-8
see also Chippindale, C.
Devil’s Arrows, North Yorkshire: long-distance transport of Fagan
megaliths, 68—9, 297-8 editorials by, 185-91, 921-3
DeVore, I., see Lee, R.B. Ancient North America: the archaeology of a continent,
Diakonoff, I.M. (ed.): Early antiquity, 979 1007-8
Dick, M., Jr: on ‘Shared Principles’, 918 Journey from Eden: the peopling of our world, 981
DNA analysis of ancient blood and tissue, 878-81 The Rape of the Nile, 6
Dobroméfice, Bohemia, 335-47 Fagan, B.M. & H.D.G. Maschner: The emergence of cultural
domestication of Europe, 742-3 complexity on the west coast of North America, 974-6
domestication, pastoralism, and predation, 147-53 fantastic archaeology: the wild side of North American
Dorset, prehistory of, 988-92 prehistory, 980—1
Dransart, P.: review by, 155-6 Far Eastern archaeology: Hoabinhian, Jomon, Yayoi, Early
Driscoll, S.T.: review by, 427-8 Korean states, bibliographical reviews of, 143—7
INDEX
farming in the Middle Nile Basin: recent discoveries at ditch and canal, 117-18
Kadero (Central Sudan), 515-32 glories of the past: ancient art from the Shelby White and
Fawn, A.J., K.A. Evans, I. McMaster, G.M.R. Davies: The Red Leon Levy collection, 722
Hills of Essex: salt-making in antiquity, 136 Glover, I. & E. (ed.): Southeast Asian archaeology 1986,
female breast represented in bone carvings from Yvonand IV, 143-7
Switzerland, 908-10 Goad, L.J., see Evershed. R.P.
feminism and archaeology, 495-501, 502-14, 738-41 Godtowski, K.: Jakuszowice — a multi-period settlement in
Ferriby boats, Bronze Age, 749-51 southern Poland, 662—75
fertility symbols: male or female?, 129-31, 914-15 Godwin, F.: Our forbidden land, 165-6
figurines Gonick, L.: Cartoon history of the universe, from the big bang
female breast represented in bone carvings from Yvonand to Alexander the Great, 134
IV, Switzerland, 908—10 Goodwin, J.: contribution to South African prehistory,
Palaeolithic, 552-61 579-80
Finch, C.S.: The African background to medical science: grape remains and direct radiocarbon dating, 905-8
essays in African history, science & civilizations, 408 Greek
first millennium ap in Europe and the Mediterranean: an alphabet, origin of, 724
archaeological essay, 1009-10 colonists and native populations, 978-9
first-order radiocarbon dating of Australian shell-middens, measures of length in nautical contexts, 298-305
571-4 Greeks and Romans in Southern Italy, 751
Fish, S.K. & S.A. Kowalewski (ed.): The archaeology of Green, M., see Barrett, J.C.
regions: the case for full-coverage survey, 1010—11 Greenfield, J.: The return of cultural treasures, 138—43
Flag Fen, Peterborough, 188 Greenland, archaeology of, 978
Flannery, K.V., J. Marcus & R.G. Reynolds: The flocks of the Groube, L.: review by, 162-4
Wamani: a study of llama herders on the punas of Griin, R., P. Mellars & H. Laville: ESR chronology of a
Ayacucho, Peru, 155-6 100,000-year archaeological sequence at Pech de |’Azé
flint quarries of the Rohri Hills (Sind-Pakistan), 97-102 II, France, 544-51
flint-mining in Poland, 607-27 Guilaine, J. & F. Prendi: Dating the Copper Age in Albania,
Flood, J.: The riches of ancient Australia: a journey, 726 574-8
Foley, R.A.: review by, 153-5 Gulf War, 439-41
Fowler, P. Gumerman, G.J. (ed.): The Anasazi in a changing environ-
Dorset in depth, 988-92 ment, 164—5
see also Chippindale, C. Gundestrup cauldron, 723-4
Fowler, P. & M. Sharp: Images of prehistory, 132 Gurig National Park, Arnhem Land, 194—205
forhistorisk, ‘prehistoric’, in Swedish, 295-6
Frankel, D.: First-order radiocarbon dating of Australian Haas, J. (ed.): The anthropology of war, 133
shell-middens, 571-4 Haida, Northwest America: cultural complexity of, 924-34
Fredericksen, D.L. & W.M.: An archaeological inventory . . . Hall, M., see Barrett, J.C.
Kahului, Maui, Hawai’i, 765 Hallstatt and Early La Téne periods in eastern parts of
Freidel, D., see Schele, L. Central Europe, 368—75
French, C.A.I.: Excavations of Deeping St Nicholas Barrow Hamerow, H.: review by, 176-7
Site 28, Lincolnshire, 580—2 Hammond, N.: review by, 177-8
From Art to Archaeology, exhibition catalogue, 1001-3 Hamwic (Anglo-Saxon Southampton): cross-channel trade
Frontier Studies, Oklahoma Symposium 11 (1992), 445 of, 882-7
Funnel Beaker culture in Karmanowice, site 35, 628-40 Hansen, J.P.H., J. Meldgaard & J. Nordqvist (ed.): The
Greenland mummies, 978
Gamble, C.: Raising the curtain on modern human origins, Harappan flint quarries of the Rohri Hills (Sind-Pakistan),
412-17 97-102
gas chromatography, 540—4 Hardy, D.A. et al. (ed.): Thera and the Aegean world III:
Gathercole, P. & D. Lowenthal (ed.): The politics of the past, Proceedings of the Third International Congress, Santo-
138-43 rini, Greece, 3-9 September 1989, 998-1001
Gelsthorpe, K., see Cattaneo, C. Hather, J. & P.V. Kirch: Prehistoric sweet potato (Ipomoea
Gem, R.: review by, 428-30 batatas) from Mangaia Island, Central Polynesia,
gender theory, 495-501, 509-10, 738-41 887-93
Geographical Information Systems (GIS), conference, Santa Haughey, C.: Irish research programme, 444—5
Barbara (1992), 445 Hawkes, C.: biography of, 407
German Democratic Republic: Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Helskog, K.: The word of art, and the art of word, 992-4
settlement of, 308-17 Henderson, J. (ed.): Scientific analysis in archaeology and its
Gero, J.M. & M. W. Conkey (ed.): Engendering archaeology: interpretation, 434—5
women and prehistory, 738-41 Hepper, F.N.: Pharaoh’s flowers: the botanical treasures of
Gibson, A. & A. Woods: Prehistoric pottery for the archaeo- Tutankhamun, 135-6
logist, 978 Heron, C.
Gilchrist, R.: Women’s archaeology? Political feminism, review by, 178-80
gender theory and historical revision, 495-501 see also Evershed, R.P.
glass making, Baltic region, 701-5, 711 Herzog, I., see Scollar, I.
Glastonbury, Somerset: a late Saxon monastic enclosure Heseltine, M., 5
1022 INDEX
Hesperia: Studi sulla Grecita di Occidente: new journal, 137 settlement and society in medieval, 734-8
Hesse, A., see Scollar, I. Isaac, B.: The archaeology of human origins: papers by Glyn
Higham, C.: Indo-Pacific archaeology in 1990: a review, Isaac, 726
143-7 Isaac, G.: papers by, 726
Hill, A.V.S. & S.W. Serjeantson: The colonization of the Isnan, Egypt: flint tools from, 122-8
Pacific: a genetic trail, 162-4 Italy, new journal, 153
hillforts in Poland, 684-95 Iwanowice, Babia Gora site: spatial evolution of an Early
Hills, C.: review by, 1014—15 Bronze Age Mierzanowice Culture settlement (2300—
Hinton, D.: Archaeology, economy and society: England 1600 Bc), 640—50
from the fifth to the fifteenth century, 176—7 Iwanowska, G.: Excavations at the Jegliniec hillfort — recent
hoards and votive deposits, archaeological analysis of, developments in Balt archaeology, 684-95
743-4
Hodder, I.: The domestication of Europe, 742-3 Jagodzinski, M. & M. Kasprzycka: The early medieval craft
Hodges, R.: The 8th-century pottery industry at La Londe, and commercial centre at Janow Pomorski near Elblag on
near Rouen, and its implications for cross-channel trade the South Baltic Coast, 696-715
with Hamwic, Anglo-Saxon Southampton, 882-7 Jairazbhoy, R.A.: Ancient Egyptian survivals in the Pacific,
Hollinrake, C. & N.: A late Saxon monastic enclosure ditch 408
and canal, Glastonbury Somerset, 117-18 Jakuszowice — a multi-period settlement in southern Poland,
Holloway, E.R.: The archaeology of ancient Sicily, 1011-12 662-75
Homer and the origin of the Greek alphabet, 724 James, P.: Centuries of darkness, 724
Horné Otrokovce, Slovakia: excavations at, 348-57 Janaway, R.C.: review by, 746-9
Hornung, E : The Valley of the Kings: horizon of eternity, 135 Jankowska, D.: Spoteczonosci_ strefy potudniowo-
horses zachodniobattyckiej w dobie neolityzacji— The commu-
bit-wear on equid teeth, 22-38 nities of the southwest Baltic zone in the period of
riding, origins of, 22-38 Neolithicization, 732-4
in the Roman world, 132 Janéw Pomorski, Poland: craft and commercial centre at,
Trundholm horse, 119-22 696-715
Horton, M.: review by, 174-5 Janson, S., E.B. Lundberg& U. Bertilsson (ed.): Hallristninga-
Hudson, K. & A. Nicholls: The Cambridge guide to the roch och Hallm4lningari i Sverige, 726
Museums of Europe, 726 Jatvingian culture, 684-95
human origins, 153-5, 156-8, 412-17, 726, 981
Jebel Moya, Sudan: re-assessment of pottery from, 262-8
Hunter, J.R. & A. MacSween: A sequence for the Orcadian Jegliniec hillfort, Poland: excavations at, 684—95
Neolithic, 911-14 Jensen, H.J., R. Schild, F. Wendorf & A.E. Close: Understand-
hunter-gatherer complexity on the west coast of North
ing the Late Palaeolithic tools with lustrous edges from
America: special section, 921—76 the Lower Nile Valley, 122-8
Hyland, A.: Equus: the horse in the Roman world, 132
Jeter, M.D. (ed.): Edward Palmer’s Arkansaw mounds, 981
Jones, M.: review by, 434—5
Idaho, social complexity in, 935-45 Jones, Rhys, see Chippindale, C.
images of power and contradiction: feminist theory and Jones, Rick: review by, 175-6
post-processual archaeology, 502—14 Jordan, art of, 723
images of prehistory, 132 Journal of the history of collections: new journal, 1004—6
Immerwahr, S.A.: Aegean painting in the Bronze Age, 172-3
Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology: new journal, 1006—7
Inamgaon, Deccan: excavations at, 799-807 Julen, A., see Lehner, P.
India, trade with Bali, 221-32
Indo-European language spread and the stochastic loss of
lineages, 287-91 Kadero, Central Sudan: excavations at, 515-32
Indus valley civilization, external trade of, 406 Kadrow, S.: Iwanowice, Babia Gora site: spatial evolution of
Ingold, T. (ed.): What is an animal?, 147-53 an Early Bronze Age Mierzanowice Culture settlement
Institute of Field Archaeologists: Archaeology in Britain ‘92, (2300-1600 Bc), 640-50
conference, Birmingham (1992), 766 Kahului, Maui, Hawai'i: archaeological inventory of, 765
International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Kajzer, L.: Recent excavation and survey at Zduny, Wrzaca
Sciences, symposium, Zagreb, Yugoslavia (1988), and Kliczk6éw Maty: earthworks of the modern period,
1012-14 716-21
International Federation of Rock Art Organizations (IFRAO) Kakadu National Park, Arnhem Land, 194—205
meeting, Cairns (1992), 766 Kalter, J.: The arts and crafts of the Swat Valley, 406
International Flint Symposium, Madrid (1991), 191 Kamalu, C.: Foundations of African thought: a worldview
International Journal of Cultural Property: new journal, 10 grounded in the African heritage of religion, phil-
Interregional Contacts in the Later Prehistory of North- osophy. science and art, 408
eastern Africa, symposium, Dymaczewo (1992), 766 Kamminga, }., see Cotterell, B.
Ipomoea batatas from Mangaia Island, Central Polynesia, Karmanowice site 35, Poland: excavations at, 628-40
887-93 Kasprzycke. M., see Jagodzinski, M.
Ireland Kaul, F.: Gundestrupkedelen, 723-4
cattle in, 734-8, 977 Kaul, F., I. Marazov, J. Best & N. de Vries: Thracian tales on
kinship and rank in, 977 the Gundestrup cauldron, 723-4
major archaeological research programme, 444—5 Kehoe, A.B.
INDEX
No possible, probable shadow of doubt, 129-31, 914-15 Litton, C.D., see Buck, C.E.
see also Nelson, S.M. llama herders of Ayacucho, Peru, 155-6
Kenworth, J.B., see Buck, C.E. Lloyd, J., see Barker, G.
Kibiro, Uganda: excavations at, 479-94 Lo Schiavo, F., R. Maddin, J. Merkel, J.D. Muhly & T. Stech:
Kintigh, K.W. Analisi metallurgiche e statistiche sui lingotti di rame
on reburial and repatriation, 189-90 della Sardegno — Metallographic and statistical
review by, 164-5 analyses of copper ingots from Sardinia, 420-2
Kirch, P.V., see Hather, J. Loendorf, Lawrence L.
Klapsté, J.: Studies of structural change in medieval Cation-ratio varnish dating and petroglyph chronology in
settlement in Bohemia, 396—405 southeastern Colorado, 246-55
Klein, R.G.: The human career: human biological and comment on paper, 441—2
cultural origins, 153-5 London archaeology, 3-5
Kliczk6éw Maty, Poland: excavations at, 716—21 decline of property market, 445
Ktosiriska, E.: Early Phase of Lusatian Culture barrow burial prehistoric, 133
ground in Lower Silesia at Mikowice, Opole Voi- Long, Richard, exhibition and catalogue, 1001-3
vodship site 1, 651-61 longue durée: temporal and spatial scale in the evolution of
Knapp, A.B.: review by, 168-9 social complexity on the southern Northwest Coast,
‘Knickwandschale’, from eastern Central Europe, 368—75 935-45
Korean states, bibliographical reviews of archaeology of, Lowenthal, D., see Gathercole, P.
143-7 Lucas, A.T.: Cattle in ancient Ireland, 734-8
Kow Swamp Pleistocene burials, 12—21, 157, 188-90, 759 Lundberg, E.B., see Janson, S.
Kowalewski, S.A., see Fish, S.K. Lusatian Culture barrow burial ground in Lower Silesia at
Koztowski, J.K.: winner of Europa Prize, 583 Mikowice, Opole Voivodship site 1, 651-61
Kraus, G.: Human origins and developmefnrtom an African Lyell, C.: Principles of geology, 765
ancestry: a review ofc ultural theory from the beginning,
408 McDonald, W.A.: Archaeology in the 21st century: six
Kristiansen, K.: on archaeology in Denmark, 915—16 modest recommendations, 829-39
Kruk, J., see Milisauskas, S. McMaster, I., see Fawn, A.J.
Krzyzaniak, L.: Early farming in the Middle Nile Basin: McMillon, B.: The archaeology handbook: a field manual
recent discoveries at Kadero (Central Sudan), 515-32 and resource guide, 977-8
Kucera, V.: on ‘Shared Principles’, 917 Macnamara, E.: The Etruscans, 135
Kuna, M.: The structuring of prehistoric landscape, 332-47 McNeal, R.A.: Archaeology and the destruction of the later
Athenian acropolis, 49-63
La Londe, near Rouen: 8th-century pottery industry at, MacSween, A., see Hunter, J.R.
882-7 Maddin, R., see Lo Schiavo, F.
La Téne periods in eastern parts of Central Europe, 368-75 Mali, looting and export of antiquities from, 6-8, 904—5
labyrinths, prehistoric, 446 Malina, J. & Z. Vasi¢ek: Archaeology yesterday and today:
Lake Mungo, Australia: return of human remains from, 759 the development of archaeology in the sciences and
lake village, Switzerland: excavations at, 908—10 humanities, 417—20
Lambert, P. & P.L. Walker: Physical anthropological evi- Maligq, Albania: excavations at, 574-8
dence for the evolution of social complexity in coastal Man the hunter, 763
southern California, 963—73 Manchester, K.: review by, 1012-14
language Mangaia Island, Central Polynesia: prehistoric sweet potato
diffusion, 287-91 from, 887-93
origins, 39-48 Manning, S.W.: Approximate calendar date for the first
Languedoc, Neolithic of, 166 human settlement of Cyprus?, 870-8
Lanteigne, M.P.: Cation-ratio dating of rock-engravings: a Marazov, I., see Kaul, F.
critical appraisal, 292—5 Marciniak, A.: Biocultural approaches in Polish archaeo-
Lapita pottery, 979 logy, 729-32
Laville, H., see Griin, R. Marcus, J., see Flannery, K.V.
law and the cultural heritage, 138-43 Martin, F.X., o.s.a.: studies presented to, 734-8
Lee, R.B. & I. DeVore (ed.): Man the hunter, 763 Maschner, H.D.G.
Legge, A.J.: Where ends meat, 147—53 editorial by, 921-3
Lehner, P. & A. Julen: A man’s bones with 16th-century The emergence of cultural complexity on the northern
weapons and coins in a glacier near Zermatt, Switzer- Northwest Coast, 924-34
land, 269-73 see also Fagan, B.M.
Leigh, R., see Baigent, M. mass spectrometry, 540-4
Lengyel-culture fortified settlements in Slovakia, 348-57 material culture and text: the art of ambiguity, 992-4
Leon Levy collection, ancient art from, 722 Mathers, C.: review by, 168
Lewthwaite, J. Maya
Not the Neolithicization of the Alpine region, 995-8 civilization, 186
review by, 1011-12 excavations at Altun Ha, 177-8
Lindow Man, 443 kingship, 186
Littauer, M.A. & J.H. Crouwel: The Trundholm horse’s Meaden, G.T.
trappings: a chamfrein?, 119-22 Circles from the sky, 724-5
1024 INDEX
The goddess of the stones: the language of the megaliths, Morrison, J.: Ancient Greek measures of length in nautical
725 contexts, 298-305
measures of length in nautical contexts, in Ancient Greece, Mound Survey, Arkansaw, 981
298-305 Muhly, J.D., see Lo Schiavo, F.
mechanics of pre-industrial technology, 746-9 multimedia course on archaeology, 186
medicine Mulvaney, J.
essays in African history, science & civilizations, 408 Past regained, future lost: the Kow Swamp Pleistocene
in its.socio-cultural context, 10 burials, 12-21
Mediterranean Archaeology: Australian and New Zealand edited writings, 726
journal for the archaeology of the Mediterranean: new on Kow Swamp, 188-90
journal, 1006—7 Mummery, J. (ed.): Prehistory and heritage: the writings of
Meduna, P. & E. Cerna, E.: Settlement structure of the early John Mulvaney, 726
Middle Ages in northwest Bohemia: investigations of mummies, from Greenland, 978
the Pétipsy basin area, 388-95 Museum for Scotland, 765
megaliths Museum of London, charges at, 445
} snatic theories, 725 Museum of Native Americans, Washington (DC), 759
transport of, 64—73, 297-8 museums, national, 765
Megaw, R. & V.: Questioning the time machine, 138-43 Museums of Europe, Cambridge guide, 726
Meldgaard, J., see Hansen, J.P.H.
Mellars, P.
Namforsen, Sweden: rock carvings at, 992-4
(ed.): The emergence of modern humans: an archaeologi-
Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
cal perspective, 412-17
(1990), 189, 760, 917-20
see also Griin, R.
Native Americans
Mellars, P. & C. Stringer (ed.): The human revolution:
and archaeologists, cooperation agreement between,
behavioural and biological perspectives on the origins
917-20
of modern humans, 412-17
Museum of: Washington DC, 759
Mercer, R.: review by, 430—1
natural sciences, archaeology and, 834-6
Merkel, J., see Lo Schiavo, F.
Nazca, Peru: lines of, 208-20, 407
Merriman, N.: Prehistoric London, 133
Nelson, S.M. & A.B. Kehoe: Powers of observation: alterna-
Mesolithic
tive views of archaeology, 406
Britain, 409
Neolithic of Western Languedoc, 166
settlement of Central Europe, 308—17
Neolithicization of the Alpine region, 995-8
‘Mesolithic—Neolithic transition’ in Portugal: a view from
Neustupny, E.: Community areas of prehistoric farmers in
Vidigal, 899-903
Bohemia, 326-31
Messenger, P.M. (ed.): The ethics of collecting cultural
New Zealand
property: whose culture? whose property?, 138-43
chronology of colonization in, 767--95
Michaels, G., 186
moas and moa-hunting in, 422-3
Michell, J.: Art and archaeology: a review of two exhibitions,
new archaeology: a view from outside the Anglo-American
1001-3
world, 417-20
Michell, J. & C. Rhone: Twelve tribe nations: and the science
Nicholls, A., see Hudson, K.
of enchanting the landscape, 981
Nile Basin
Mierzanowice Culture settlement, Poland, 640—50
cultivation of cereals in, 122-8
Migal, W., see Borkowski, W.
early farming in, 515-32
Mikowice, Poland: Lusatian Culture barrow burial ground
settlement of the 5th millennium sc in, 262-8
in, 651-61
Nitriansky Hradok, Slovakia: excavations at, 348-57
Milisauskas, S. & Kruk, J.: Utilization of cattle for traction
Nogaj-Chachaj, J.: The stone-packed graves of the Funnel
during the later Neolithic in southeastern Poland, 562-6
Beaker culture in Karmanowice, site 35, 628-40
Millett, M.: The Romanization of Britain: an essay in
Nordqvist, J., see Hansen, J.P.H.
archaeological interpretation, 752—3
North America
Mithen, S.J.: Thoughtful foragers: a study of prehistoric
archaeology of a continent, 1007-8
decision making, 158-62
hunter-gatherer complexity on the west coast: special
moas in prehistoric New Zealand, 422-3
section, 921-76
Moltesen, M. & C. Weber-Lehmann: Catalogue of the copies
North Ferriby boats, Bronze Age, 749-51
of Etruscan tomb paintings in the Ny Carlsberg Glyp-
Nunez, D.R. & M.J. Walker: Grape remains and direct
totek, 723
radiocarbon dating: a disconcerting experience from El
monastic enclosure ditch and canal, Glastonbury, Somerset,
Prado, Murcia, Spain, 905-8
117-18
Nuragic culture in Sardinia, 840-56
monuments, mobilization and Nuragic organization in Sar-
Ny Carlsberg-Glyptotek, Copenhagen, 723
dinia, 840-56
Moore, J., see Desmond, A.
Morales, V.B. & R.J. Braidwood: Shadows of doubt in Obtazowa Cave, Poland: excavations at, 597-606
identifying female images: a reply to Kehoe, 914-15 observation: alternative views of archaeology, 406
Moravia O’Connor, T.P.: review by, 1007-8
Palaeolithic and Mesolithic settlement of, 308—17 O'Keefe, P.J. & L.V. Prott: Law and the cultural heritage 3:
Szeletian industries in, 318 Movement, 138—43
INDEX
Oklahoma Symposium on Comparative Frontier Studies 11 Pech de 1’Azé II, France: ESR chronology of , 544-51
(1992), 445 Pedley, J.G.: Paestum. Greeks and Romans in Southern Italy,
Okun, M.L.: review by, 752-3 751
Oliva, M.: The Szeletian in Czechoslovakia, 318-25 Pendergast, D.M.: Excavations at Altun Ha, Belize, 177-8
Olssen, O.: Building Trelleborgs: a reply to Kristiansen, Pennick, N.: The secret lore of runes and other ancient
915-16 alphabets, 724
Oregon, social complexity in, 935-45 Peru, Wamani llama herders of, 155-6
origin of modern humans and the impact of science-based Pétipsy basin, Bohemia: medieval settlement in, 388-95
dating, Royal Society meeting (1992), 445 Pharaoh's flowers: the botanical treasures of Tutankhamun,
Orkney 135-6
Neolithic sequence for, 911-14 Phillips, P.
Skara Brae, radiocarbon dates, 813-19 review by, 166
Ortner, D.J. & A.C. Aufderheide (ed.): Human paleopatho- see also Cattaneo, C.
logy: current syntheses and future options, a sympo- physical anthropological evidence for the evolution of social
sium held at the International Congress of complexity in coastal southern California, 963—73
Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Zagreb, Pieta, K.: The North Carpathians at the beginning of the
Yugoslavia, 24—31 July 1988, 1012-14 Migration Period, 376-87
Ottaway, B.S. Piltdown forgery, 725
review by, 745-6 Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site, Colorado: dating rock art
see also Aitchison, T. from, 246—55, 441-2
our forbidden land, 165-6 Piontek, J. (ed.): Szkice z antropologii ogéInej. Propozycje
QOvrevik, S.E.: Engendering archaeology, 738-41 teoretyczno-metodyczne badan spoteczeristw prad-
oxen used for traction during the later Neolithic in south- zieiejowych — Essays in general anthropology: theoreti-
eastern Poland, 562-6 cal and methodological proposals of research of
Oxford, St Frideswide Monastery: archaeological and archi- prehistoric communities, 729—32
tectural studies, 428-30 pistol, 16th-century, 269-71
oxhide copper ingots from Sardinia, metallographic and Pitt Rivers, General: biography of, 1008-9
statistical analyses, 420—2 Pitts, M.: review by, 165-6
Pleistocene
Pacific Northwest Archaeological Society (PNWAS), 917-20 biocultural adaptations in, 153-5
Pacific settlement in the Polish Carpathians, 593-606
colonization of, 162-4 shape of women as modelled, 552-61
see also west coast of North America Poland
Paddayya, K.: The new archaeology and aftermath: a view biocultural approaches, 729-32
from outside the Anglo-American world, 417—20 enclosures, medieval, 716—21
Paestum. Greeks and Romans in Southern Italy, 751 Funnel Beaker culture, 628-40
Pakistan hillforts, 684-95
arts and crafts of the Swat Valley, 406 Lusatian Culture barrow burial ground, 651-61
Harappan flint quarries, 97-102 medieval craft and commercial centre at Jan6w Pomorski,
Palaeolithic and Mesolithic settlement of Central Europe, 696-715
308-17 Mierzanowice Culture settlement, 640—50
Palaeolithic tools with lustrous edges from the Lower Nile Neolithic flint economies, 607—27
Valley, 122-8 Neolithicization in Baltic region, 732-4
palaeopathology: current syntheses and future options, Palaeolithic and Mesolithic settlement of, 308—17
International Congress of Anthropological and Ethno- panorama of Polish archaeology, 583-92
logical Sciences symposium, Zagreb, Yugoslavia Pleistocene settlement, 593-606
(1988), 1012-14 Slav culture in Poland, origins of, 676-83
Palmer, E.: Arkansaw mounds, 981 Pool, Sanday, Orkney: excavations at, 911-14
Parczewski, M.: Origins of Early Slav Culture in Poland, Portugal: ‘Mesolithic—Neolithic transition’ in, 899-903
676-83 post-medieval archaeology in Britain, 426—7
Parker, J., 186 post-modernism, 274-8, 502-14
Parthenon, Athens: destruction of, 49-63 post-processual archaeology, 274-8
pastoralism and feminist theory, 502-14
patterns of, 147-53 pottery industry
Peru, 155-6 handbooks, 978
Pathans, arts and crafts of, 406 at La Londe, near Rouen, 8th-century 882—7
Patterson, N. Lapita, 979
Archaeology and the historical sociology of Gaelic Ireland, prehistoric British, 978
734-8 wheel-turned in Carpathian Basin, 358-67
Cattle lords and clansmen: kinship and rank in early Powell, B.B.: Homer and the origin of the Greek alphabet,
Ireland, 977 724
Paviik, J.: Lengyel-culture fortified settlements in Slovakia, prehistoric, use of term
348-57 in Italy, 567—71
Pearson, C. & B.K. Swartz, Jr (ed.): Rock art and posterity: in Sweden, 295-6
conserving, managing and recording rock art, 981—2 Prehistoric Society, Europa Prize, 583
1026 INDEX
Prendi, F., see Guilaine, J. conserving, managing and recording, 981-2
preservation by record, 3-5 of Sweden, 726, 992-4
Prott, L.V., see O’Keefe, PJ. rock varnish, cation-ratio dating of, 246-55, 292-5
Pryor, F., and Flag Fen excavations, 188 Rogers, J.D.: Objects of change: the archaeology and history
public image of archaeology, 833-4 of Arikara contact with Europeans, 979-80
publication Roland, R.: Ancient Secrets revealed, 187
of conference papers, 762-3 Roman art, Cambridge illustrated history, 722—3
and rescue archaeology in the 1990s, 822-8 Roman Britain, 175-6, 752-3
small towns of, 987-8
quantitative methods in archaeology, 187 Roman horses, 132
Queen Charlotte Islands, cultura] complexity in, 924-34 Roman landscapes: archaeological survey in the Mediter-
Quentovic, France, 882 ranean region, 1010-11
Romans in Southern Italy, 751
Raczkowski, W.: A Baltic view of Neolithicization, 732-4 Romney Marsh Conference 2 (1992), 445
radiocarbon Romsauer, P.: The earliest wheel-turned pottery in the
accelerator radiocarbon dating, 292-5 Carpathian Basin, 358-67
Australian shell-middens, 571-4 Rothenberg, B. (ed.): The ancient metallurgy of copper:
Bayesian approach to calibration, 808-21 researches in the Arabah 1959-1984, 744-5
colonization in New Zealand, 767-95 Rotterdam, shipfinds from the Slufter, 749-51
grape remains from Spain, 905-8 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England:
human settlement of Cyprus, 870-8 The archaeology of Bokerley Dyke, 988-92
Late Neolithic of Bavaria, 108-16 Roztoky, Bohemia, 335-47
of rock-engravings: a critical appraisal, 292-5 runes, 724
Skara Brae, Orkney, 813-19 RuZindol, Slovakia: excavations at, 348-57
Radonice, Bohemia, 335—47
Radovesice, Bohemia, 335-47 Sackler Collections, ritual bronzes from, 722
Ramage, N.H. & A.: The Cambridge illustrated history of Saddam Hussein, 439-41
Roman art, 722-3 Sahul environments, conference on, 191
Randsborg, K. (ed.): The birth of Europe: archaeology and St Frideswide Monastery, Oxford: archaeological and archi-
social development in the first millennium ap, 1009—10 tectural studies, 428-30
The first millennium ap in Europe and the Mediterranean: Sataciniski, S., see Borkowski, W.
an archaeolngical essay, 1009-10 Salisbury Cathedral, building the tower and spire, 74—96
Rawson, J.: Western Zhou ritual bronzes from the Arthur M. salt of Bunyoro: seeking the origins of an African kingdom,
Sackler Collections, vols. Ua & IIb, 722 479-94
Re-placing the past: regional cultures and the transformation salt-making in antiquity, 136
of Europe, conference, Newcastle upon Tyne (1991), 10 Sanctuary, Wiltshire: three-dimensional aspects, 894-8
reburial and repatriation of human remains, 12—21, 188—90, Santa Barbara Channel, California, 953-62, 963-72
759, 917-20 Sardinia
Red Hills of Essex: salt-making in antiquity, 136 metallographic and statistical analyses of copper ingots
Reece, R.: My Roman Britain, 175-6 from, 420—2
Reeves, N.: The complete Tutankhamun: the king, the tomb, Nuragic organization in, 840—56
the royal treasure, 135 Sarjeantson, D.: review by, 423-6
religious architecture in early and medieval Sri Lanka: a Sarjeantson, S.W., see Hill, A.V.S.
study of the thupa, bodhimanda, uposathaghara and Saxon monastic enclosure ditch and canal, Glastonbury,
patimaghara, 174 Somerset, 117-18
remote sensing, 178-80 Schele, L. & D. Freidel: A Forest of Kings, 186
rescue archaeology and publication in the 1990s, 822-8 Schild, R., see Jensen, H.J.
Reynolds, R.G., see Flannery, K.V. Schledermann, P.: Crossroads to Greenland: 3000 years of
Rice, D.: on ‘Shared Principles’, 918-19 prehistory in the Eastern High Arctic, 978
Rice, P.R.: Pottery analysis, 978 scientific analysis in archaeology and its interpretation,
Richard Long, exhibition catalogue, 1001-3 434-5
Richards, J.: The Stonehenge Environs project, 430—1 Scollar, I, A. Tabbagh, A. Hesse & I. Herzog: Archaeological
Ridgeway, Dorset: survey and excavations, 988-92 prospecting and remote sensing, 178-80
Ridgway, D. Scotland
Understanding oxhides, 420—2 Atlantic Iron Age in, 427-8
review by, 153 national museum for, 765
Rieckhoff, S.: Faszination Archdologie: Bayern vor den Scull, C.: review by, 432-4
Roémern, 745-6 Sebastian, T., see Chippindale, C.
Robb, J.: Random causes with directed effects: the Indo- Sembiran: the beginnings of Indian contact with Bali,
European language spread and the stochastic loss of 221-32
lineages, 287-91 shape of Pleistocene women, 552-61
Robertshaw, P. (ed.): A history of African archaeology, ‘Shared Principles’: a cooperation agreement between a
174-5 Native American group and archaeologists, 917-20
rock art, 982 Sharp, M., see Fowler, P.
congress, Cairns (1992), 766 Shaw, T.: Goodwin’s graft, Burkitt’s craft, 579-80