Antiquity 1999: Vol 73 Index

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Ingex
Abric Romant, Capellades, Spain, 493-504 ancestors, 190—98, 602-13
Abrigo do Lagar Velho rock-shelter, Portugal, 258 worship, 602-13
accounting, 143-8 Andah, B.: video tribute to, 4
acoustics, 325-36 Andean
Adriatic islands, 313-24 archaeology, 634
ADS, Archaeology Data Service, 11 prehistory, 634-42
Advisory Editors, 729 Anderson, A., see Higham, T.
Aegean, tin trade in, 49 Andrefsky, W., Jr: Lithics: macroscopic ap-
Aerial Archaeology in Central and Eastern Europe, proaches to analysis, 705-7
1994 conference, Potsdam, 6 Andronovo culture, 570-78
Aerial Photography, Cambridge University animal bones, 65-76
Committee for, 5 Annales school, 159
aerial photography, 5, 411-19 antiqutiradte,i 4e47s-5 1
Africa, 9 Antiquity Prize, 1998 winner, 11
America, 9 Antona, A. & F. Lo Schiavo (ed.): tMaria Luisa
Australia, 9 Ferrarese Ceruti. Archeologia della Sardegr
New Zealand, 9 preistorica e protostorica, 942—4
aerial survey, 9 Antonine Wall, Bearsden, Scotland, 91
Afghanistan, 60 Apartheid, 1
Africa, 563-70 Arabia, 49-64
African Burial Ground, New York, USA, 4 Arabic irrigation methods, 440—46
agrarian ‘collapse’, 634-42 archaeological
Agrarian Revolution, 101 icons. 253
agricultural resource management (ARM), 143-8
intensification, 813-26 theory, 155-61
production, 846-56 \rchaeological-Historical Experimental Centre
igriculture, 287-302, 801-12, 867-75, 891-7 Lejre, Denmark, 770
AHRB, Arts and Humanities Research Board, 488 Archaeology Data Service (ADS), 11
Albarella, U.: ‘The mystery of husbandry’: medi archaeology, 827—35, 836-45
eval animals and the problem of integrating and politics, 613-18
historical and archaeoloevgidienccea, l 867-75 Andean, 634
Aldenderfer, M.S.: Montane foragers: Asana and experimental, 325-36, 765-77
the South-Central Andean Archaic, 470-71 in Viet Nam, 594-602
Allard, F.: The archaeology of Dian: trends and international, 136—42
tradition, 77-85 Japanese, 587-93
Allen, S.H.: Finding the walls of Trov: Frank Kogurvo, 613-18
Calvert and Heinrich Schliemann at Hisarlik, Mava, 650-60
968-9 media interest in, 254
Allison, P.M.: review by, 711-12 national, 136-42
alluvial, 527-41 Puvo, 613-18
Almizaraque, Spain, 846-56 irchaeozoology, 867-75
Alps, 352-63 archetypology, 198-205
Alsace, 184-90 irchitecture, 110-18, 755-64
Amazon rain-forest, 287-302 \rene Candide, Liguria, Italy, 741, 750
amber discs, 548 \rgaric Bronze Age, 846—56
Ambers, J.: on quoting radiocarbon results, 12 ARM, archaeorelsouorcge imacnagaemlent , 143-8
Amesbury, Wiltshire, 10 \rslantepe, Turkey, 778-90
Ammerman, A.]J., C.E. McClennen, M. De Min & R art, 402-10
Housley: Sea-level change and the archaeol Arts & HumanitieDsat a Service, 11
ogv of early Venice, 303-12 Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB), 488
Amouretti, M.-C. & G. Comet: Hommete tsec h artworks, 447-51
niques, 103 Ashby, C.: Classical Greek theatre: new views of
AMS dating, 124-30 an old subject, 709-10
Ingex
Abric Romant, Capellades, Spain, 493-504 ancestors, 190—98, 602-13
Abrigo do Lagar Velho rock-shelter, Portugal, 258 worship, 602-13
accounting, 143-8 Andah, B.: video tribute to, 4
acoustics, 325-36 Andean
Adriatic islands, 313-24 archaeology, 634
ADS, Archaeology Data Service, 11 prehistory, 634-42
Advisory Editors, 729 Anderson, A., see Higham, T.
Aegean, tin trade in, 49 Andrefsky, W., Jr: Lithics: macroscopic ap-
Aerial Archaeology in Central and Eastern Europe, proaches to analysis, 705-7
1994 conference, Potsdam, 6 Andronovo culture, 570-78
Aerial Photography, Cambridge University animal bones, 65-76
Committee for, 5 Annales school, 159
aerial photography, 5, 411-19 antiqutiradte,i 4e47s-5 1
Africa, 9 Antiquity Prize, 1998 winner, 11
America, 9 Antona, A. & F. Lo Schiavo (ed.): tMaria Luisa
Australia, 9 Ferrarese Ceruti. Archeologia della Sardegr
New Zealand, 9 preistorica e protostorica, 942—4
aerial survey, 9 Antonine Wall, Bearsden, Scotland, 91
Afghanistan, 60 Apartheid, 1
Africa, 563-70 Arabia, 49-64
African Burial Ground, New York, USA, 4 Arabic irrigation methods, 440—46
agrarian ‘collapse’, 634-42 archaeological
Agrarian Revolution, 101 icons. 253
agricultural resource management (ARM), 143-8
intensification, 813-26 theory, 155-61
production, 846-56 \rchaeological-Historical Experimental Centre
igriculture, 287-302, 801-12, 867-75, 891-7 Lejre, Denmark, 770
AHRB, Arts and Humanities Research Board, 488 Archaeology Data Service (ADS), 11
Albarella, U.: ‘The mystery of husbandry’: medi archaeology, 827—35, 836-45
eval animals and the problem of integrating and politics, 613-18
historical and archaeoloevgidienccea, l 867-75 Andean, 634
Aldenderfer, M.S.: Montane foragers: Asana and experimental, 325-36, 765-77
the South-Central Andean Archaic, 470-71 in Viet Nam, 594-602
Allard, F.: The archaeology of Dian: trends and international, 136—42
tradition, 77-85 Japanese, 587-93
Allen, S.H.: Finding the walls of Trov: Frank Kogurvo, 613-18
Calvert and Heinrich Schliemann at Hisarlik, Mava, 650-60
968-9 media interest in, 254
Allison, P.M.: review by, 711-12 national, 136-42
alluvial, 527-41 Puvo, 613-18
Almizaraque, Spain, 846-56 irchaeozoology, 867-75
Alps, 352-63 archetypology, 198-205
Alsace, 184-90 irchitecture, 110-18, 755-64
Amazon rain-forest, 287-302 \rene Candide, Liguria, Italy, 741, 750
amber discs, 548 \rgaric Bronze Age, 846—56
Ambers, J.: on quoting radiocarbon results, 12 ARM, archaeorelsouorcge imacnagaemlent , 143-8
Amesbury, Wiltshire, 10 \rslantepe, Turkey, 778-90
Ammerman, A.]J., C.E. McClennen, M. De Min & R art, 402-10
Housley: Sea-level change and the archaeol Arts & HumanitieDsat a Service, 11
ogv of early Venice, 303-12 Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB), 488
Amouretti, M.-C. & G. Comet: Hommete tsec h artworks, 447-51
niques, 103 Ashby, C.: Classical Greek theatre: new views of
AMS dating, 124-30 an old subject, 709-10
As! hdod, Palestine, 434-5 Beach ee Dunning. N J
Ashmore P.] Radiocarbon ad J 1 bed | 0
by avoiding mixed samples, 124-30 Beekman, C.S., P.C. Weigand & J.J. Pint: Old World
Ashton, N., S.G. Lewis& S. Parfitt (ed.): Excava rrigation te logy ina New W i context
tionats t he Lower Palaeolithic site at East yanat . lonial western Mexico
Farm, Barnham, Suffolk, 1989-94, 954-5 140—46
\thens, J.S. & J.V. Ward: The Late Quaternary of Beith, Ay e, Scotland, 39, 44, 45
the Western Amazon: climate et 1 Belfer-Col Bar-\ O
humans, 287-302 Belize. 364-76. ¢ 60
\tlantic Iron Age, 149 Bell, M
Auchmaliddie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 14 Ben Cu rize 198 winner, 12
\udouze, F.: New advancesi n French prehist Bender, B.: Int torv comments. 632—4
167-75 Be \ ‘ 58
Ault, N.: Life in ancient Britain, 10 Bernabo | tuarv, 255-8
Aurignacian, 259-72, 735-54 B ) f 101
\1u settry alla| , M} use} um} sin , 14A23 BRoeyr na liy | : ) Oriano & P.) G. ¢ Spa
\ustmriniang lcoimpaaniens fund Nat e Ke I Fer n Sai
\us ralians, 3 1442-4
\veling, E.M. & C. Heron: Chewing ta the ea Beth-sl p t 133-5
Holocene: an archaeological and et}! B e t ip! — 11
raphic evaluation, 579-84 sienkowski, | 708-9
Awe, J.J., see Powis, T.G blomarke HE }
\vmara people, 636 birch-} lL + ) |
Avodhva India, 857 intisept | | e 61
Aziz. | see Morwood M.] Blair. ]. & ¢ p { ( ll " 1e¢
rt f if f ] )
sque Avodhva, India 857 Ble I R ‘X ‘ >} ed \y
review by, 240-42 t pot 0
M.G.L., see Mallory, J.P \ e I: Theoret
Bakker, J.A., J. Kruk, A.E. Lanting & S. M isk met ! entations. 707-8
rhe earliest evidence of wheeled vel ( I Boa Lesa, | esia, 273-86
Euraond pthee Ne ar East, 778—90 boats, | k
Balée, W. (ed.): Advances in historical « 964 Boeda
Balkans, 897 Boeda, | | 4 N. Me er, S
Balmuth, M.S. & R.H.Tykot (ed.): Sardinian and Muhese x \. Taha & H. Valladas: A
4 ! } ‘
1egean Chronology ¢ 4 ( r led in the } " |
rel itive and absolute d f Vied J Laff ot
nean, 942—4 ind M te ting weapor! 594-41?
Bar- Yosef, O. & A. Belfer-Cohen: E1 1 Bois! W.A w | 717-18
informati+o n: unique Natufian objects { Bokebe ( I 80-81
Havonim Cave, Western Galilee, Israel, 402-10 Boker Tachtit, N esert, Israe 06
sJarker, E.. et al.: The Euro I ean inhel ] If OB hota! _ ‘ 6
B8} arke|r , 1 PI. . Pa) inti1 ngmso and Dry aw* , sr1 , ‘ | ‘ ( B) ouche} Pe ‘ f ) 11 %
Barton, R.N.E., A.P. Currant, Y. Fernandez-] Bovle
, , ) Dp ANA pp ) ,
}.C. Finlavson, P. Goldber R. Macpl PB sradiey, K.: f " t if pre f
Pettitt & C.B. Stringer: Gibraltar N lert! tic I the land, 460—
ind resuof lrectents excavatiol! rorhal Phe f ments: Ont
Vanguard and Ibex Caves, 13-23 f \ ( Ne t 1 Bronze
Batatai, Yunnan, China, 82 Age Euro} 160--¢
Baudez C.F., review articleb y. 948-50 Brailsfor \\
Bavliss \ see Hey, G bras
lso Van de Noort, R Bray. W ‘ ‘ 6—1
Javman, J.M. & M.S. Shacklev: Dynan I Britai ) } f 86 », B91
Hohokam obsidian circulation in the Nort} Roman, 9
ican Southwest, 836—45 Brittany 1, 89
INDEX
brochs, 149—52 Cassen, S.: Questions of epistemology and a
srodie, N.: review by, 235-6 working hypothesis about engravings of the
Statistics, damned statistics, and the antiquities 5th millennium in western France, 198-205
trade, 447-51 cassiterite (tin ore), 50
Bronocice, Poland, 778—90 Castle Mall, Norwich, UK, 870
bowl from, 547 Castle, The, Granard, Co. Longford, Ireland
Bronze Age, 33-48, 77-85, 131-5, 136-42, 337-51 earthworks, 8
352-63, 570-78, 766, 846—56 Castro, P.\ R.W Chapman S. Gili, V. Lull, R
tin trade, 49 Mico, C. Rihuete, R. Risch & M.} oanahuja
bronze, 49-64 \gricultural production and social change in
bronzes, 78-81 the Bronze Age of southeast Spain: the Gata
Benin, West Africa, 388 Project, 846-56
Broodbank, C., 729 Catalh6viik, Turkey, 791-800
Brown, A.E.: review by, 963 catalogues, 377-93
BroD.M.w, snee ,Mallo ry, J.! cattle burial, 542-50
brush hut, 755-64 deposition 542-50
Buin Zahra micro-region, lran, 65 cemetery, 551-62
Buchanan, R.: The power of the machine, 102 Central Europe, 259-72, 352-63
Buckland,P. C., see Panagiotakopulu ceramics, 110-18
Budakalasz cemetery, Hungary 45-7 cereals, 813—26, 846—56
Buddha heads, 833-4, 835 Cerro Virtud, Almeria, Spain, 897-903
Buddhism, 827-35 Cessna 337, 7
Buddhist temple bb Cetina ulture $13 24
Bull, 1.D., LA. Simpson, P.I in Bergen & R.P. Cévennes National Park, France, 411
Evershed Mur K I th ecuie Orgahle ( hac Oo Ganvon New Mexice USA 112
geochemical methods tf detecting ancient chaine operatoire, 157, 167-75
manuril Bb6—UE Chaleux, Belgium, 768
urial, 602-13 Chan zation, 596
Butser Ancient Farm, Hampshire, UK, 90 Champion, T.: review by, 228-9
haos the 110-18
Cadbury Castle, 33—4 ( ee Castro, P.V
Cahal Pech, Belize S64 t Chatwin. B 54
Calanais (Callanish 128-30 hem i ilVs 179-84
Callanish (Galana 128-30 ( heop 919-22
Stones of, 48 chew m, 579
Cambodia, 595 Childe, V.G.. 9 109, 194—5
Cambridge Ur ersity ( Air Phi Huxley Memorial Lecture. 106
raph CUCAP Mla nself, 98
Cambrid [ f ty ( t ! \ N t it t f } 8
Photography, 5 Pre t mmunitle the Brit Isle 105
Ca dee | g S f ition, 104
Cami C.M.: H it East. 9
hange at Oravvi, 950 1 The pre istorv ofI iropeal et 0)
mp site 5-64 The st f ls, 106
Camster Round, Catt! { ii f | st g
Cape | south Af ) 6.4 Chile 01-1
Carandini, A.: La ! | 16 ( 85. 594-602. 626-9
Cardwe BS } it n, 602-13
105 ( ( 24-9
( e, 911-15 ( { 181-2
Garm fig Mae § W. W t I ( sOtokufu Museum | 619
t n ( pirit of Ko endence
I tte 144-68 620
Carne (,.) e ( i t 150
Carroll, Q.: reviewb y ] Lo Cimex lectularius | 908-11

976 INDEX
Dong Son culture, 595 Epipalaeolithic, 755-64
Dor, Palestine *, 435 epistemology, 198-205
Dos Hombres, Belize, 650 60 Equus africanus, 394—402
Dozu Dhalu, Flores ndonesia Erickson, C.L.: Neo-environmental determinism
drill, 918-22 and agrarian ‘collapse’ in Andean prehistory
Duhig, ¢ : review by, 244 + 634-42
Dun Vulan, South Uist OCO Ertebolle culture, 581, 768, 89
Dunning ,N., V. Scarboroug n Erzgebirge Mountains, 51
Luzzadde oT Beach, | Beat ' jones ethnic minorit es, 626-9
Temple mountains sacred lakes and fertile ethnicity, 190-98
fields: ancient Ma\ da idfl in northwest ethnography, 377-93
ern Belize, 650 60 Eurasia, 563-70
Dynamic lands« apes an¢ |i Europe, 542-50, 563 70, 579-84, 765-7 778-90
the topography of an 884-90
ments in global pt ers European Association of Archaeology (EAA), 4
Evans,G 2». : review by, 2382 -9
Ey AM, Enabling Accountabil Evans, W illustrator, 388
— Dynastic period, 780 E vershed, R.P., see Bull, I.D
eal y human dispersion is) exchange, 352-63, 836—45
x
E arly Neolithic, 24 experimental archaeology, 86-96, 325-36, 765
E ari ly Pleistocene, 563 70
E Asia, 626 ( ) explorat 10on, 62 is)
aenonunae AC t Export Licensing Unit, 447
Aquorthies Abe exports, 447-51
er Island (Rapa \ Nt faecal biomarkers, 86-96
U. & G.B Zarzoli Far East,l ocation map, 586
tions, 104 farming systems, Pre-Columbian, 634
Ecole francaise d'Extrér In e Farnham Museum, 377-93
conomy, 337 22; 440 46 Fawcett, C., see Habu, J
Ecuador2,8 7 302 Feinman, G.M.: Defining a contemporar\
Eddison, J., M Gardiner & landscape approach: concluding th St
Marsh: Environmentalc l 684-5
occupatioinna coasta Feldhaus, F.M.,
effigy mounds 67 1-83 Fentress, E. & A. Guidi: review by, 463-7
ee 24-32, 50 $31 +> | G08
t Exploration Societ 908
EnglishH l eritage
seo Olabhat 127
Argar, Spain , 846-56 B.: Understanding the initial coloniza
Gebal el ] Beid tion of Scotland, 879-84
Adam, 24 Finlavson, J.¢ see Barton, R.N
Wad, 402-1 fire production, 765-77
im, 53 Fisher, C.T., H.P. Pollard & C. Frederick: Intensiv
Emain Macha Ireland t wriculture and socio-political development
mireh points 906 in the Lake Patzcuaro Basin, Michoacan
I le i bling Accountabili Mexico, 642-9
Jheregy Dispe rs ive Sper tro: flea, human, 908, 911
els, F.: Die AJ l 1 1@ ( } Fleming, A., 728
England eke) Swaledale: the valley of the wild er, 475-6
I nglish Herita re (EH) 1}s} flint, 765-77, 879-84
Historic Buil« lings al 1. Flintbek, Germany, 778-90
sion, 25 FLK site, Olduvai Gorge, 518
new Principal Archae floating islands, 638-9
environment, 801-12 Flores, In donesia, 273-86
environmental histor 630 Flower, C.E., illustrator, 385
I pernay museum, 252 Mashkour, M
E pigravettian 35-54
Forbes’ Quarry, Gibraltar, 13 Ve
Forenbaher, S., see Kaiser I
forest Clearance, 287-30
Forti, I., 103
fossil fauna, 273—86 |
fOSssIIs 3765-9
wler, P.: A limestone landscay
Causse Méjean, Lang j } 5
re ( t 719-20
Foxe \ Vadne Noort. R 4
France, 153-205
e ( sse Méjean, Languedoc +
predatory imperial power, 595
Frederick, C., see Fisher, C.1
Ire Nn irchaeologists 190—98
irchat V. 153-205
his il 48
Froslunda-ty} | 41, 43,4
Fuente Alam 6
Tul i patterns, 349
Furze Platt, UK, 518
I ) k, 670
Gaimste ) t al.: Ge
715-16 \4
Gardir C.: Archéologiee t
Gard M ee Eddison, | a0
Ga h | 184-9
Ga ( W.( Late woodk } 440
Wisconsin: ridged fields, eft
Ga
(
Ga
Gell! 1 h )
Gen
Cit ste \ t ;
k
(,eor
( 4 y
Ct te der Technik, 102
(,e27 J ect ne 4°27
int ha Kf 518
Gibraltar Caves Project, 15
(sit ; 1 )
K 13, 14
Gib 915-17
( > Castro, P.\
Gill, D.: review by, 968-9
GIS, Geographical! Information Syster )
GISP2 ice-core, 260
Gla 1 pe qd, 119-23
Gleason, K.L., see MillerN,. I
978 INDEX
Hedges, R.E.M., see Richards, M.P.
Helmholz Resonance, 331-5
Heritage Ibex Cave, Gibraltar, 21-2
and archaeology in the Far East, 585-629 International Centre for the Study of
Lottery Fund, 37 Preservation and Restoration of Cultur
management laws, 619-25
Heron, C., see Aveling, E.M
Herzsprung-type shields, 44-5
Hey, G., A. Bavliss & A. Boyle: Iron Age inhuma- nternational Council of Museums
tion burials at Yarnton, Oxfordshire, 551-62 ICOMOS, International Council O
Higham, T., A. Anderson & C. Jacomb: Dating the
first New Zealanders: the chronology of
Wairau Bar, 420-27 Construction of nati
Hills, C., see James, N and origins in East Asia
Historic Scotland, 1: perspective, 626-9
history Antiquiartatied es R)e search }
of archaeology, 176-83
of origins, 177
HM Customs and Excise, 450
Hobbs, D.R., see Morwood, M.]
Hobley, A.S.: An examination of Roman bronze Indo-t uropeans, 190—9
coin distribution in the Western I mpire ad
81-192, 710-11
Hodder, |
introd
Hohokam, 836-45
Holland, 765
Holme circle, Norfolk, UK, 487
Holocene, 119-23, 287~—302, 52 41, 579-84
‘hominin’, informs
Home
erectus, 273-86
val calp us. 13
Hoosfield Spring Barley Ext periment, 90
Hope lavlor ] B | rawtl ().( 5% iwford and K
ittribute 6
Hornstaad-Hornle, southern Germany, 580 w3e
Housley, R., see Ammerman, A.] K
Houston, S.D. (ed.): Funct ! ; :
Classic Mava architecture Fi m at
Dumbarton Oaks 7th and 8th October 1994
948—50
Howard, A.] M.G. Mack \ ue
eo} orp ( t } l i]
nterpretation and t iritist f
valley . le R if
ng Holocene land }
Howard, P., 7
Hoxne, UK, 520
Huatta, Peru, 638
Hulburt Creek, W »AL 6 )
nhuman
envire enta ( H84—5
I s 876-9
Revolut 99, 876-9
H Wetlands S f l
rt { $94—402
husband BO 75
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980 INDEX
Legendre, J.-P.: Archaeology and ideological Magan, 53
propaganda in annexed Alsace (1940-1944) Magdalenian, 259-72
184-90 Maglemose culture, 581, 768
Leighton, R.: Sicily before history: an archaeologi- Maguire, H. (ed.): Materials analysis of Byzantine
cal survey from the Palaeolithic to the Iron pottery, 966-7
Age, 703-5 Mainland, Orkney, Scotland, 881
Lemnos, 50 Mala Palagruza, 313-24
Leroi-Gourhan, A., 156-7, 181-2 Malakunanja, Australia, 876
and chaine opératoire 157, 167-9 Malaysia, 51
and ethnicity, 196-7 Mallory, J.P... D.M. Brown & M.G.L. Baillie: Dating
Préhistoire de l'art occidental, 157 Navan Fort, 427-31
Le gestee t la parole, 157, 167, 168 Malone, C.: review by, 460-62
L’'homme et la matiére, 168 Malone, C. & S. Stoddart: editorials by, 1-12, 251-8
Lesbos, 50 485-92
Levallois point, 394-402 Malone, C., S. Stoddart & N. James: editorial by,
Levant, 402-10, 505-17, 563-70 723-34
Levant,8 7 t Mananes, J see Neira, M.L
Lewer, N , see Ce ningh if] R Mandal. 5 see Cooney. G
Lewis, S.G., see Ashton, N manure
lice, 911-15 animal dung, 86
licences, 447-51 domestic/household waste, 86, 94
Lijiashan, 77-85 human faeces, 94
limestone landscape, 411-19 organic rich sediments, 86
Ling, R.: Ancient mosai 222-3 seaweed, 86
lithic turves, 94
inalysis, 791—800 manuring. 86—96
materials, refitting of, 495 marine
mulching, 801-12 foods, 891-7
production, 493-504 molluses, 735-54
technology, in France, 167-75 mariners, 313-24
lithics, 24-32, 313-24 MARS (Monuments At Risk Survey), 7, 251
Liu, L.: Who were the ancestors? The origins of Masek beds, Olduvai Gorge, 518
Chinese ancestral cult and racial myths, 602-13 fashkour, M., M. Fontugne& C. Hatte: Investiga
Llobera, M., 915-17 tions on the evolutiono f subsistence
Lloyd Peay & 4 econolm\ in the Qazvin Plain Iran) from the
Loch a’ Bhogaidh Isla ocotiand, 8&1 Neolithic to the Iron \ge, 65-76
logboat, 903-8 mass media, 587-93
Lolland, Denmark, 770 Massif Central, France, 411-19
Long, A.., see Eddison, J masticants, 579-84
Long Wittenham, Oxfords! ( k nield ftror $5 mate choice, 518—26
Longstatte, F., see Powi r.G Matthews, R.: review by, 720-21
Lopez Monteaguda, G., R. Na S P. De Ed Ancient Anatolia: Fift 1 k byt
Palol Salellas: M R le B Brit titute Archaeol if 1
Los Urus, Peru, 638 Mattingly, D.: obitua f Barri Jones, 732-4
Lourandos, H.: ( ( t f le Mat l'a Rapa Nui, ( e, BO08—-9
pe pective j {7 $0—4 Ma s,M 180-81
Lovelock Cave, N USA, 90 Maxus palaeoet menta es, 287-302
Lowe! | il 1e0 th 18 b M Wa 564-76
Lower Pleistocene, 273-86 irchaeology, 650-60
Lull, V., see Castro. P.V iIndscapes, 650—60
Lur in, ( (,alwa lt i) Ma o: Phe If | \ f ! ++
Lussa Wood, Scotland. 881 McClennen. C.I see Amme \]
| Zada Beach, S ) h McMal \ e\ vs Dv, 95 6%, 969 0)
McNeil, I. (ed inen opae t t
Macklin, M.G., see How 1, A.J f te gy, 101
Macphail, R., see Barton, R.N Meagre, | VMvsterv of Husbandry: or Arable
Madison Ware, 671 Pasture and WoodlandW iad Impprroovevde.d , 68 67