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	Hölzl, Regina. Reliefs und Inschriftensteine des Alten Reiches I. Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Ägyptisch-Orientalische Sammlung, Lieferung 18. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1999.	Regina Hölzl	1999
	Hölzl, Regina. Reliefs und Inschriftensteine des Alten Reiches 2.Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Ägyptisch-Orientalische Sammlung, Lieferung 21. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 2001.	Regina Hölzl	2001
	Jaroš-Deckert, Brigitte. Statuen des Alten Reiches. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Ägyptisch-Orientalische Sammlung, Lieferung 15. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1993.	Brigitte Jaroš-Deckert	1993
	Martin, Karl. Reliefs des Alten Reiches. Teil 1. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 3. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1978.	Karl Martin	1978
	Martin, Karl. Reliefs des Alten Reiches. Teil 2. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 7. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1979.	Karl Martin	1979
	Martin, Karl. Reliefs des Alten Reiches und verwandte Denkmäler. Teil 3. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 8. Mit Beiträgen von Peter Kaplony. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1980.	Karl Martin	1980
	Martin-Pardey, Eva. Plastik des Alten Reiches . Teil 1. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 1. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1977.	Eva Martin-Pardey	1977
	Martin-Pardey, Eva. Plastik des Alten Reiches . Teil 2. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 4. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1978.	Eva Martin-Pardey	1978
	Martin-Pardey, Eva. Eingeweidegefässe. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 5. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1979.	Eva Martin-Pardey	1979
	Martin-Pardey, Eva. Grabbeigaben, Nachträge und Ergänzungen. Corpus Antiquitatum Aegyptiacarum. Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Lieferung 6. Mainz am Rhein: Philipp von Zabern, 1991.	Eva Martin-Pardey	1991

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Volume 20, Issue 4, December 2014

Special Issue on Trafficking Cultural Objects

Issue Editors:

• Neil Brodie,
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1. OriginalPaper

   Trafficking Cultural Objects: Introduction

   Neil Brodie, Simon Mackenzie Pages 421-426

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   Provenance and Price: Autoregulation of the Antiquities Market?

   Neil Brodie Pages 427-444

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   Church Theft, Insecurity, and Community Justice: The Reality of Source-End Regulation of the Market for Illicit Bolivian Cultural Objects

   Donna Yates Pages 445-457

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   Using Open-Source Data to Identify Participation in the Illicit Antiquities Trade: A Case Study on the Cypriot Civil War

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   Operation ‘Cerberus Action’ and the ‘Four Corners’ Prosecution

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   Looters or Heroes? Production of Illegality and Memories of ‘Looting’ in Mali

   Cristiana Panella Pages 487-502

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   Conditions for Guilt-Free Consumption in a Transnational Criminal Market

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Studii de Preistorie 1 2002 Studii de Preistorie 2 2003-2004 Studii de Preistorie 3 2005-2006 Studii de Preistorie 4 2007 Studii de Preistorie 5 2008 Studii de Preistorie 6 2009 Studii de Preistorie 7 2010 Supplementum 1   Supplementum 2   Supplementum 3   Studii de preistorie 4/2007 Douglass W. BAILEY - An interview with Ruth Tringham Roxana DOBRESCU - Obsidianul din asezarile aurignaciene din nord-vestul României / Obsidian in Aurignacian sites from north-west Romania Corneliu BELDIMAN, Diana-Maria SZTANCS - Pierres et mammouths. Les ivoires ouvrés au Paléolithique supérieur en Roumanie – données récentes Radian-Romus ANDREESCU - Valea Teleormanului. Consideratii asupra plasticii antropomorfe / Telorman Valley. Aspects regarding anthropomorphic figurines Sanda BACUET CRISAN - Cluj - Cheile Turzii - Lumea Noua. From general to particular – discoveries in the Simleu Depression Silvia MARINESCU-BÎLCU - “Greutati” decorate din aria Gumelnita / Decorate “clay weights” in Gumelnita culture Alexandru DRAGOMAN, Sorin OANTA-MARGHITU - Against functionalism: review of Pietrele archaeological project Catalin LAZAR, Valentin PARNIC - Date privind unele descoperiri funerare de la Mariuta-La Movila / Data about some funeral discoveries at Mariuta-La Movila Mihaela GATEJ, Andrei SOFICARU, Nicolae MIRITOIU - Expertiza antropologica a osemintelor umane de la Mariuta-La Movila (com. Belciugatele, jud Calarasi) / Anthropological expertise on human bones from Mariuta-La Movila archaeological site Alexandru S. MORINTZ - Neue daten zur prähistorischen Ansiedlung bei Tausanca (Gemeinde Ulmeni, Bezirk Calarasi) Cristian SCHUSTER - Erwängungen zu den befestigten bronzezeitlichen Siedlungen an der Unteren Donau (Südrumänien) David PECREAUX - Archéoentomologie et Paléoentomologie. Les Insectes: témoins du passé des hommes et de leur environnement PREZENTĂRI DE CARTE Ludovic Orlando, L’anti-Jurassic Park: Faire parler l’ADN fossile, Aux editions Berlin-Pour la Science, 2005, ISBN 2-7011-4136-2, 272 pag., 21 fig (Adriana Maria STAN) Studii de preistorie 5/2008 Douglass W. BAILEY - Interview with Kostas Kotsakis Vincent OLLIVIER, Paul ROIRON, Adrian BALASESCU, Samuel NAHAPETYAN, Yvan GABRIELYAN, Jean-Louis GUENDON - Milieux, processus, faciès et dynamiques morphosédimentaires des formations travertineuses quaternaires en relation avec les changements climatiques et les occupations humaines entre Méditerranée et Caucase Gabriel POPESCU - Estimating the size of lithic artifact assemblages. A view from the Southern Carpathians Middle Paleolithic Adina BORONEANT, Vasile BORONEANT, Nicolae MIRITOIU, Andrei D. SOFICARU - The Icoana burials revisited Richard I. MACPHAIL, Constantin HAITA, Douglass W. BAILEY, Radian ANDREESCU, Pavel MIREA - The soil micromorphology of enigmatic Early Neolithic pit-features at Magura, southern Romania Cristian Eduard STEFAN - Some observations on the Vidra type axes. The social significance of copper in the Chalcolithic Corneliu BELDIMAN, Diana-Maria SZTANCS - Matière, artefact, symbole. Dents percées et imitations en os dans les dépôts d’objets de prestige de la culture Cucuteni Alexandra ION - Oseminte umane descoperite în asezari din arealul culturii Gumelnita Catalin LAZAR, Radian ANDREESCU, Theodor IGNAT, Mihai FLOREA, Ciprian ASTALOS - The Eneolithic Cemetery from Sultana-Malu Rosu (Calarasi county, Romania) Alexandra ION, Andrei D. SOFICARU - Paleopathological conditions in an Eneolithic Community from Sultana - Malu Rosu Nona PALINCAS - Public patriarchy in contemporary Romanian archaeology and the image of women in the Romanian Neolithic and Bronze Age Ciprian F. ARDELEAN - Before the End of the World: archaeological investigations about Maya Terminal Classic processes on the Middle Candelaria River, Campeche, Mexico PREZENTĂRI DE CARTE Umberto Albarella, Keith Dobney, Anton Ervynck and Peter Rowley-Conwy Eds., Pigs and Humans. 10,000 years of interaction, Oxford University Press. Hdb., 2007, ISBN 978-0-19-920704-6, 488 p. (Adrian BALASESCU) Douglass W. Bailey, Prehistoric figurines. Representation and corporeality in the Neolithic, 243 pages, 64 figures, 5 front photographs, London and New York, 2005, Routledge, ISBN 0-415-33152-8, Paperback, 44.95 USD.(Alexandru DRAGOMAN) Paul Goldberg and Richard I. Macphail (cu contributii de Wendy Matthews), Practical and Theoretical Geoarchaeology, Blackwell Publishing, 2006, 455 pagini, 192 figuri alb/negru, 48 tabele, 12 planse color, ISBN 0-632-06044-1, format hârtie, 64.95 USD.(Constantin HAITA) Mark Pollard, Catherine Batt, Benjamin Stern, Suzanne M. M. Young, Analytical Chemistry in Archaeology, Cambridge University Press, New York, 2007, ISBN-13 978-0-521-65209-4, 404 pagini, Index. (Marinela FLOREA) Studii de preistorie 6/2009 Douglass W. BAILEY- Interview with Victor Buchli Adina BORONEANŢ, Vasile BORONEANŢ - Schela Cladovei 1965-1968. După 40 de ani Piotr JACOBSSON - Strata of Practice: Habitus and issues in the early Cypriot Neolithic Alexandra ION, Andrei-Dorian SOFICARU, Nicolae MIRIŢOIU Dismembered human remains from the "Neolithic" Cârcea site (Romania) Valentina VOINEA - Practici funerare în cultura Hamangia - sacrificii de animale Alexandru DRAGOMAN - Note on Vădastra excised pots Georgeta EL SUSI - New data on livestock and hunting in the precucutenian settlement at Costişa -„Cetăţuie” (Neamţ County) Radian-Romus ANDREESCU, Laurenţiu GRIGORAŞ, Eugen PAVELEŢ, Katia MOLDOVEANU - New discoveries in the Eneolithic settlement from Coţatcu “Cetăţuia”, Buzău County Cristian Eduard ŞTEFAN - A few remarks concerning the clay stamp-seals from the Gumelniţa culture Cătălin LAZĂR, Radian ANDREESCU, Theodor IGNAT, Monica MĂRGĂRIT, Mihai FLOREA, Adrian BĂLĂŞESCU - New Data on the Eneolithic Cemetery from Sultana-Malu Roşu (Călăraşi county, Romania) Hortensia DUMITRESCU - (cu o adnotare de / with an annotation of Silvia MARINESCU-BÎLCU) Piscul Cornişorului (Sălcuţa 1945) Tomasz Jacek CHMIELEWSKI - Let’s twist again… or on the Eneolithic methods of yarn production Cătălin DOBRINESCU Observaţii asupra originii şi circulaţiei obiectelor de bronz în aria culturii Coslogeni GÂNDURI DESPRE CEI CE NE-AU PĂRĂSIT Alexandru DRAGOMAN - Şaptezeci de ani de la moartea lui Vasile Christescu PREZENTĂRI DE CARTE Jan Vanmoerkeke, Joëlle Burnouf (coordonatori ştiinţifici), Cent mille ans sous le rails. Arcéhologie de la ligne a grande vitesse est européenne, Somogy édition d’art, Inrap, Paris 2006, ISBN 2-7572-000-6-2, 136 p., 30 € (Pavel MIREA) Studii de preistorie 7/2010 Douglass W. BAILEY- Interview with Bjørnar Olsen (University of Tromsø) Leonid CĂRPUŞ - Patocenoze şi paleomediu în zona vest pontică, din preistorie până în antichitate Piotr JACOBSSON, Adina BORONEANŢ - Set in clay: altars in place at Cuina Turcului, Iron Gates Gorge Valentina VOINEA - Un nou simbol Hamangia Cornelia CĂRPUŞ, Leonid CĂRPUŞ - Analiza microscopică privind idolii Hamangia descoperiţi în zona Cheile Dobrogei–Târguşor Sabin POPOVICI - O piesă inedită descoperită la Hotărani La turn, jud. Olt Evgenia NAYDENOVA - Actual research status of the Chalcolithic cultures Polyanitsa and Boian Radian ANDREESCU, Katia MOLDOVEANU, Carmen BEM - The Eneolithic settlements from Gumelniţa, Sultana and Căscioarele. An environment analysis Albane BURENS, Sorin AILINCĂI, Cristian MICU, Laurent CAROZZA, Elena LĂZURCĂ - Premières observations sur les techniques de façonnage et de finition de la céramique chalcolithique Gumelniţa A2 du site de Carcaliu (Dobroudja, Roumanie) Cristian Eduard ŞTEFAN - New data concerning the representation of human foot in the Gumelniţa culture Stoilka TERZIJSKA-IGNATOVA - A new type of Late Chalcolithic zoomorphic cult tables Dimitar CHERNAKOV - Some observations about the discovered human skeletons at Rousse tell Lolita NIKOLOVA - Towards prehistoric wellness in Eurasia: clay and health Sorin Cristian AILINCĂI, Florian MIHAIL - Psalii din corn descoperite în aşezări ale culturii Babadag din nordul Dobrogei NOTE ŞI DISCUŢII Alexandru DRAGOMAN, Gabriel DRAGOMIR - A few thoughts inspired by a book Cătălin LAZĂR - The Second Cemetery from Sultana-Malu Roşu? Some hypothetical considerations PREZENTĂRI DE CARTE Suciu Cosmin Ioan, Cultura Vinča în Transilvania, Bibliotheca Brukenthal, XLIV, Editura Altip, Alba-Iulia, 2009, ISBN 978-117-250-7, 304 pagini, 352 figuri (Mădălina VOICU) Mihai Gligor, Aşezarea neolitică şi eneolitică de la Alba Iulia-Lumea Nouă în lumina noilor cercetări, Cluj-Napoca, Ed. Mega, 2009, ISBN 978-606-543-045-7, 482 pagini, 217 planşe (Vasile OPRIŞ) Prezentarea volumului Supplementum 1 Atlas for the identification of bony fish bones from archaeological sites Supplementum 2 Industria materiilor dure animale în preistoria României Supplementum 3 Aurignacianul din Transilvania

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Krista Dalton is a PhD student at Columbia. 
Simcha Gross is a PhD student at Yale. 
Nathan Schumer is a PhD Candidate at Columbia.

La revue Archimède. Archéologie et histoire ancienne est une revue liée à l’Unité mixte de recherche 7044 "Archéologie et histoire ancienne : Europe-Méditerranée" (Archimède).

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• Archimède 1. 2014
• Archimède 2. 2015

Become an archeologist! Use your iPhone or iPad as a tool to tap, dig, and explore Israel’s past. Discover the Dead Sea Scrolls in an ancient cave, and piece them together to reveal their meaning! Dig up the 2,000 year old Lod Mosaic, then uncover its story in a fast-paced quiz game! You’ll need skills, creativity, and smarts to become a great archaeologist and unlock all the rewards.

WHAT YOU GET TO DO
• Use your iPhone or iPad as an archaeological tool to brush, tap, and dig for hidden relics
• Explore an ancient cave and search for the Dead Sea Scrolls then piece 14 of them together in a challenging puzzle game
• Dig up a 2,000 year old mosaic floor and play a fast-paced quiz game in which you unlock the secrets of the mosaic
• Grow your own collection of antiquities as you master the games – try to win them all!

FEATURES
• 30+ levels in two unique games based on world-famous archaeological discoveries
• 50+ stunning images of real antiquities
• Amazing historical facts and artifacts
• Spoken word excerpts from the Dead Sea Scrolls
• Gabe, your host and team leader, is based on a composite of real archaeologists working in the field

A UNIQUE APP
Dig Quest: Israel was created by the Israel Antiquities Authority and features addictive games and puzzles based on world-famous antiquities in the National Treasures. The games in the App are designed around real discoveries and archaeological artifacts and were developed in collaboration with the IAA’s team of pre-eminent archaeologists, scholars and researchers. As they play, kids get a feel for what archaeologists do as they experience the excitement of discovery and the creativity and skills involved in solving mysteries from the distant past.

The Dead Sea Scrolls are among the oldest biblical manuscripts and are considered the greatest manuscript discovery of the 20th century.

The Lod Mosaic is one of the largest, best preserved Roman mosaics ever found and is currently touring the world with stops at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Louvre, Waddeson Manor and the Hermitage.

**FREE for iPhone and iPad

Quelques contributions récentes sont disponibles ici en version pdf:

·  Herman De Meulenaere, Sculptures dorées d'Abydos (2004) - version pdf

·  Jean Bingen, Herman De Meulenaere, Luc Limme et Alain Martin, Arpag Mekhitarian (1911-2004) (2005) - version pdf

·  Alain Martin et Marguerite Rassart-Debergh, Tissus coptes des Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire de Bruxelles (don Demulling) (2005) - version pdf

·  Jean Bingen, Le contrat de nourrice P.S.A. Athen. 20 = C.P.Gr. I 26 (110 p.C.) (2006) - version pdf

·  Georges Nachtergael, À propos d'une épitaphe chrétienne d'Égypte et des graphies du nom Hèrakleidès (2006) - version pdf

·  Alain Martin, Dix ampoules de saint Ménas aux Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire (2006) - version pdf

·  Marie-Paule Vanlathem, L'iconographie des bronzes du dieu Néferhotep (2007) - version pdf

·  Jean Bingen, P.S.A. Athen. 9 + 13 et le dioecète Dioskouridès (2007) - version pdf

·  Georges Nachtergael, De quelques comptes d'un grand domaine de Haute-Égypte au IIe siècle p.C. (2007) - version pdf

·  Égypte chrétienne - Livres (2007) - version pdf

The Scrypt software is a tool for computer-assisted decipherment of ancient alphabetic inscriptions, enabling the user to choose a set of possible readings for each cell of the inscription, and to automatically launch dictionary searches for selected regions of the text in the Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew dictionary. The name Scrypt is inspired by a fusion of script (as in “ancient script”), script (a special kind of computer program) and crypt (as in “cryptography”).

Click on a cell to view (and possibly change) its content, and select a continuous range of cells to launch a dictionary search. Finally, just click on a word among the dictionary results, in order to save it in the "Readings" panel to the right.

Die Zahl der im Gebiet der Arbeitersiedlung von Deir el Medine gefundenen Ostraka mit nichtliterarischem Inhalt hat die 10.000 bereits weit hinter sich gelassen und wird möglicherweise auch die 20.000 noch überschreiten. „Deir el Medine online" dient dem Ziel, dieser Textflut mit Hilfe moderner Technologien Herr zu werden.

Die Ostraka werden in einer heutigen wissenschaftlichen Anforderungen gerecht werdenden Weise bearbeitet und unter Nutzung der technischen Möglichkeiten, die dieses Medium bietet, im Internet publiziert.

Die Präsentation der einzelnen Texte folgt einem einheitlichen Muster: Sie werden jeweils anhand eines detaillierten, für alle Ostraka gleichen Schemas beschrieben, hieroglyphisch transliteriert, phonetisch transkribiert übersetzt und ausführlich kommentiert. Die Dokumentation wird durch eine farbige Digitalfotografie - bei Bedarf auch durch mehrere - komplettiert. Außerdem erlaubt das System umfassende Recherchemöglichkeiten im gesamten Datenmaterial. Damit kann ein grundlegendes - und durch zusätzliche Daten jederzeit erweiterbares - Instrumentarium für die Arbeit mit diesen Texten zur Verfügung gestellt werden.

Index
Einführung
Einleitung in die Sammlung von Qurna
Sammlungen
Recherche
Institut für Ägyptologie München
Deir el Medina Database Leiden

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Issue 341, Vol 88 - September 2014

The socioeconomic status of Iron Age metalworkers: animal economy in the ‘Slaves’ Hill’, Timna, Israel

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The Hasanlu (Iran) Gold Bowl in context: all that glitters...

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Biała Góra: the forgotten colony in the medieval Pomeranian-Prussian borderlands

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The centre of their life-world: the archaeology of experience at the Middle Yayoi cemetery of Tateiwa-Hotta, Japan

Issue 341, Vol 88 - September 2014

A new late Pleistocene archaeological sequence in South America: the Vale da Pedra Furada (Piauí, Brazil)

Issue 340, Vol 88 - June 2014

New applications of photogrammetry and reflectance transformation imaging to an Easter Island statue

Issue 340, Vol 88 - June 2014

On thin ice: problems with Stanford and Bradley's proposed Solutrean colonisation of North America

Issue 340, Vol 88 - June 2014

Catacomb culture wagons of the Eurasian steppes

Issue 340, Vol 88 - June 2014

Fish for the city: meta-analysis of archaeological cod remains and the growth of London's northern trade

Issue 340, Vol 88 - June 2014

Prehistory by Bayesian phylogenetics? The state of the art on Indo-European origins

Issue 339, Vol 88 - March 2014

Defining Magdalenian cultural groups in Franco-Cantabria by the formal analysis of portable artworks

Issue 339, Vol 88 - March 2014

An Early Upper Palaeolithic decorated bone tubular rod from Pod Hradem Cave, Czech Republic

Issue 339, Vol 88 - March 2014

New views on old hands: the context of stencils in El Castillo and La Garma caves (Cantabria, Spain)

Issue 339, Vol 88 - March 2014

The discovery of the school of gladiators at Carnuntum, Austria

Issue 339, Vol 88 - March 2014

Economic change after the agricultural revolution in Southeast Asia?

Issue 339, Vol 88 - March 2014

The human face and the origins of the Neolithic: the carved bone wand from Tell Qarassa North, Syria

Issue 338, Vol 87 - December 2013

A Late Antique Christian king from Ḥimyar, southern Arabia

Issue 338, Vol 87 - December 2013

Age estimations attest to infant sacrifice at the Carthage Tophet

Issue 338, Vol 87 - December 2013

Tainted ores and the rise of tin bronzes in Eurasia, c. 6500 years ago

Issue 338, Vol 87 - December 2013

Between prehistory and history: the archaeological detection of social change among the Picts

Issue 338, Vol 87 - December 2013

The early chronology of broomcorn millet (Panicum miliaceum) in Europe

Issue 338, Vol 87 - December 2013

Strategic and sporadic marine consumption at the onset of the Neolithic: increasing temporal resolution in the isotope evidence

Issue 337, Vol 87 - September 2013

Surfaces and streets: phytoliths, micromorphology and changing use of space at Neolithic Çatalhöyük (Turkey)

Issue 337, Vol 87 - September 2013

Fourth-millennium-BC 'leopard traps' from the Negev Desert (Israel)

Issue 337, Vol 87 - September 2013

DNA evidence for multiple introductions of barley into Europe following dispersed domestications in Western Asia

Issue 337, Vol 87 - September 2013

Site of Baodun yields earliest evidence for the spread of rice and foxtail millet agriculture to south-west China

Issue 335, Vol 87 - March 2013

Stable isotopes and diet: their contribution to Romano-British research

Issue 335, Vol 87 - March 2013

An early date for cattle from Namaqualand, South Africa: implications for the origins of herding in southern Africa

Issue 335, Vol 87 - March 2013

Illuminating the Late Mesolithic: residue analysis of 'blubber' lamps from Northern Europe

Issue 332, Vol 86 - June 2012

Complexities of collapse: the evidence of Maya obsidian as revealed by social network graphical analysis

Issue 331, Vol 86 - March 2012

Chronology, mound-building and environment at Huaca Prieta, coastal Peru, from 13 700 to 4000 years ago

Issue 329, Vol 85 - September 2011

The Neolithic burial sequence at Flintbek LA 3, N. Germany, and its cart tracks: a precise chronology

Issue 329, Vol 85 - September 2011

The first settlement of Remote Oceania: the Philippines to the Marianas: supplementary information on radiocarbon dating of the Nagsabaran site

Issue 327, Vol 85 - March 2011

Exploring the Mesolithic and Neolithic transition in Croatia through isotopic investigations: supplementary material