Prehistoric Europe

InhaltsangabeIntroduction: Andrew Jones (University of Southampton). Chapter 1: Frameworks for the Analysis of European Prehistory:. 1.1: Huntergatherers to Farmers: Mark Pluciennik (University of Leicester). 1.2: Ethnicity and the Problem of the Celts: John Collis (Sheffield University). Chapter 2: Landscape and Place:. 2.1: Earlier Prehistoric Landscapes: Joakim Goldhahn (University of Umea, Sweden). 2.2: Later Prehistoric Landscapes: David Fontijn (Leiden University). Chapter 3: The Living House -Architecture, the Everyday and the Human Life Cycle:. 3.1: Earlier Prehistoric Architecture: Dusan Boric (University of Cambridge). 3.2: Later Prehistoric Architecture: Fokke Gerritsen (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam). Chapter 4: Materiality, Technology and Transformation:. 4.1: The Emergence of Pottery: Dragos Gheorghiu. 4.2: The Emergence of Metalworking: Barbara Ottaway and Ben Roberts (University of Sheffield and British Museum). Chapter 5: Death, Remembrance and the Past:. 5.1:The Past in Earlier Prehistory: Katina Lillios (University of Iowa). 5.2: The Past in Later Prehistory: Brian Hanks (University of Pittsburgh). Chapter 6: Identity, Community the Body and the Person:. 6.1: Earlier Prehistory: Alasdair Whittle and Daniela Hoffman (both Cardiff University). 6.2: Later Prehistory: Ing-Marie Back Danielsson (Stockholm University). Chapter 7: Interaction, Trade and Exchange:. 7.1: Approaches to Trade and Exchange in Earlier Prehistory: John Chapman (Durham University). 7.2: Trade and Exchange in Later Prehistory/Interactions between Polities of Differing Size and Scale: Peter Wells (University of Minnesota)

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