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1. Hunter-gatherer behaviour in prehistory: problems and perspectives Geoff Bailey; Part I. Primary data sources: problems of theory and method: 2 Editorial; 3. Time budgeting and hunter-gatherer technology Robin Torrence; 4. Mortality models and the interpretation of horse population structure Marsha Levine; 5. The calculation and interpretation of ungulate age profiles from dental crown heights Richard G. Klein, Kathryn Allwarden and Cornelia Wolf; Part II. Spatial organization of the subsistence economy: 6. Editorial; 7. Epirus revisited: seasonality and inter-site variation in the Upper Palaeolithic of north-west Greece Geoff Bailey, Pat Carter, Clive Gamble and Helen Higgs; 8. Site variability and prehistoric economy in Levante Iain Davidson; 9. Boreal phase settlement/subsistence models for Cantabrian Spain Geoffrey A. Clark; 10 Sedentary hunters: the Ertebolle example Peter Rowley-Conway; Part III. Long-term economic change: demographic and environmental factors: 11. Editorial; 12. Late Pleistocene hunter-gatherer adaptations in Cantabrian Spain Geoffrey A. Clark and Lawrence G. Straus; 13. Economic change in Late Pleistocene Cantabria Geoff Bailey; 14. Further reflections on adaptive change in Cantabrian prehistory Lawrence G. Straus and Geoffrey A. Clark; 15. Late Pleistocene economies of the French Pyrenees Paul G. Bahn; Part IV. Social interaction and economic change: large-scale perspectives: 16. Editorial; 17. Social network systems amongst hunter-gatherers considered within southern Norway Marcie Madden; 18. Culture and society in the Upper Palaeolithic of Europe Clive Gamble; 19. Palaeolithic cave art in ecological perspective Michael A. Jochim; 20. Palaeolithic archaeology - some problems with form, space and time Martin Wobst.
1. Hunter-gatherer behaviour in prehistory: problems and perspectives Geoff Bailey; Part I. Primary data sources: problems of theory and method: 2 Editorial; 3. Time budgeting and hunter-gatherer technology Robin Torrence; 4. Mortality models and the interpretation of horse population structure Marsha Levine; 5. The calculation and interpretation of ungulate age profiles from dental crown heights Richard G. Klein, Kathryn Allwarden and Cornelia Wolf; Part II. Spatial organization of the subsistence economy: 6. Editorial; 7. Epirus revisited: seasonality and inter-site variation in the Upper Palaeolithic of north-west Greece Geoff Bailey, Pat Carter, Clive Gamble and Helen Higgs; 8. Site variability and prehistoric economy in Levante Iain Davidson; 9. Boreal phase settlement/subsistence models for Cantabrian Spain Geoffrey A. Clark; 10 Sedentary hunters: the Ertebolle example Peter Rowley-Conway; Part III. Long-term economic change: demographic and environmental factors: 11. Editorial; 12. Late Pleistocene hunter-gatherer adaptations in Cantabrian Spain Geoffrey A. Clark and Lawrence G. Straus; 13. Economic change in Late Pleistocene Cantabria Geoff Bailey; 14. Further reflections on adaptive change in Cantabrian prehistory Lawrence G. Straus and Geoffrey A. Clark; 15. Late Pleistocene economies of the French Pyrenees Paul G. Bahn; Part IV. Social interaction and economic change: large-scale perspectives: 16. Editorial; 17. Social network systems amongst hunter-gatherers considered within southern Norway Marcie Madden; 18. Culture and society in the Upper Palaeolithic of Europe Clive Gamble; 19. Palaeolithic cave art in ecological perspective Michael A. Jochim; 20. Palaeolithic archaeology - some problems with form, space and time Martin Wobst.
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