Oxford Journal of Archaeology 1992: Vol 11 Table of Contents PDF
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Volume 11 No. 1 March 1992 C. TENWOLDE Myrtos Revisited. The role of relative function ceramic typologies in Bronze Age settlement analysis JUDITH WEINGARTEN The multiple sealing system of Minoan Crete and its possible antecedents in Anatolia A.M. MAEIR, J. YELLIN and Y. GOREN A re-evaluation of the red and black bowl from Parker’s excavations in Jerusalem ML: RYDER Iron Age, haired, animal skins from Hallstatt, Austria BARRY CUNLIFFE Pits, preconceptions and propitiation in the British Iron Age ALEX GIBSON Possible timber circles at Dorchester-on-Thames C.J. GOING Economic ‘long waves’ in the Roman period? A reconnaissance of the Romano-British ceramic evidence Note Smith, G.J. and Smith, A.J. Jason’s Golden Fleece Volume 11 No. 2 July 1992 CHRIS SCARRE The Early Neolithic of Western France and Megalithic Origins in Atlantic Europe 121 ZOFIA STOS-GALE The origin of metal objects from the Early Bronze Age site of Thermi on the island of Lesbos ROBERT LEIGHTON and JOHN E. DIXON Jade and greenstone in the prehistory of Sicily and southern Italy FINBAR McCORMICK Early faunal evidence for dairying JOHN A. DAVIES Barbarous radiate hoards: the interpretation of coin deposits in late third-century Roman Britain J. EVANS and M. MILLETT Residuality revisited Note Henig, Martin. The Bath Gem-Workshop: Further Discoveries Volume 11 No. 3 November 1992 EDITORIAL Europe is the less STURT W. MANNING Thera, sulphur, and climatic anomalies R.M. COOK The Wild Goat and Fikellura styles: some speculations R. ROSS HOLLOWAY EE Orc 5 gi 8.65 + dks Ried ORR ae OE dae eo 2k en Sere SIMON J. KEAY The ‘Romanisation’ of Turdetania NEIL CHRISTIE The survival of Roman settlement along the Middle Danube: Pannonia from the fourth to the tenth century AD J. STOPFORD The organisation of the medieval tile industry Notes Rothaus, R.M. Omne Ignotum pro Sacro: Quadrisected Gameboards and Religious Graffiti Todd, Malcolm. Aisled halls in Roman Gaul we
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