Stone Age Prehistory
Studies in Memory of Charles McBurney
Herausgeber: Bailey, G. N.; G. N., Bailey; Callow, P.
Stone Age Prehistory
Studies in Memory of Charles McBurney
Herausgeber: Bailey, G. N.; G. N., Bailey; Callow, P.
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The studies in this wide-ranging volume focus on the analysis of stone artefacts and industries.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 210mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 701g
- ISBN-13: 9780521105422
- ISBN-10: 0521105420
- Artikelnr.: 25853972
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 210mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 701g
- ISBN-13: 9780521105422
- ISBN-10: 0521105420
- Artikelnr.: 25853972
Foreword J. G. D. Clark; Introduction G. N. Bailey and P. Callow; 1.
Charles Brian Montagu McBurney (1914-1979): an appreciation J. D. Clark and
L. P. Wilkinson; Part I. Components of Artefact Variation: 2. Analysis by
replication of two Acheulian artefact assemblages from Caddington, England
Bruce Bradley and C. Garth Sampson; 3. Stone tools: small-scale variability
J. Peter White and H. Dibble; 4. The archaeological approach to prehistoric
pictures in Australia John Clegg; Part II. The Geographical Dimension: 5.
Mesolithic exploitation of sandy areas: towards the testing of some
hypotheses P. A. Mellars and M. Haynes; 6. Artefacts, language and social
interaction: a case study from south-eastern Australia Isabel McBryde; 7.
The geographical study of late Palaeolithic stages in eastern Spain Iain
Davidson; Part III. Inter-assemblage Variation: Broadening the View: 8.
Recent findings from La Micoque and other sites in south-western and
Mediterranean France Nicholas Rolland; 9. Middle Stone Age and Middle
Palaeolithic: the evidence from Nigeria and Cameroun P. Allsworth-Jones;
10. The place of the Haua Fteah in the late Palaeolithic of North Africa
Angela E. Close; 11. Stone-tool assemblages, raw material distributions and
prehistoric subsistence activities: the Late Stone Age of South Africa;
Part IV. Early Man in Africa: Alternative Perspectives: 12. Diversity,
evolution and adaptation in early hominids Alan Bilsborough; 13. Foundation
stones: early artefacts as indicators of activities and abilities G. Ll.
Issac; 14. Culture and conceptualisation: the Oldowan-Acheulian gradient J.
A. J. Gowlett; Index.
Charles Brian Montagu McBurney (1914-1979): an appreciation J. D. Clark and
L. P. Wilkinson; Part I. Components of Artefact Variation: 2. Analysis by
replication of two Acheulian artefact assemblages from Caddington, England
Bruce Bradley and C. Garth Sampson; 3. Stone tools: small-scale variability
J. Peter White and H. Dibble; 4. The archaeological approach to prehistoric
pictures in Australia John Clegg; Part II. The Geographical Dimension: 5.
Mesolithic exploitation of sandy areas: towards the testing of some
hypotheses P. A. Mellars and M. Haynes; 6. Artefacts, language and social
interaction: a case study from south-eastern Australia Isabel McBryde; 7.
The geographical study of late Palaeolithic stages in eastern Spain Iain
Davidson; Part III. Inter-assemblage Variation: Broadening the View: 8.
Recent findings from La Micoque and other sites in south-western and
Mediterranean France Nicholas Rolland; 9. Middle Stone Age and Middle
Palaeolithic: the evidence from Nigeria and Cameroun P. Allsworth-Jones;
10. The place of the Haua Fteah in the late Palaeolithic of North Africa
Angela E. Close; 11. Stone-tool assemblages, raw material distributions and
prehistoric subsistence activities: the Late Stone Age of South Africa;
Part IV. Early Man in Africa: Alternative Perspectives: 12. Diversity,
evolution and adaptation in early hominids Alan Bilsborough; 13. Foundation
stones: early artefacts as indicators of activities and abilities G. Ll.
Issac; 14. Culture and conceptualisation: the Oldowan-Acheulian gradient J.
A. J. Gowlett; Index.
Foreword J. G. D. Clark; Introduction G. N. Bailey and P. Callow; 1.
Charles Brian Montagu McBurney (1914-1979): an appreciation J. D. Clark and
L. P. Wilkinson; Part I. Components of Artefact Variation: 2. Analysis by
replication of two Acheulian artefact assemblages from Caddington, England
Bruce Bradley and C. Garth Sampson; 3. Stone tools: small-scale variability
J. Peter White and H. Dibble; 4. The archaeological approach to prehistoric
pictures in Australia John Clegg; Part II. The Geographical Dimension: 5.
Mesolithic exploitation of sandy areas: towards the testing of some
hypotheses P. A. Mellars and M. Haynes; 6. Artefacts, language and social
interaction: a case study from south-eastern Australia Isabel McBryde; 7.
The geographical study of late Palaeolithic stages in eastern Spain Iain
Davidson; Part III. Inter-assemblage Variation: Broadening the View: 8.
Recent findings from La Micoque and other sites in south-western and
Mediterranean France Nicholas Rolland; 9. Middle Stone Age and Middle
Palaeolithic: the evidence from Nigeria and Cameroun P. Allsworth-Jones;
10. The place of the Haua Fteah in the late Palaeolithic of North Africa
Angela E. Close; 11. Stone-tool assemblages, raw material distributions and
prehistoric subsistence activities: the Late Stone Age of South Africa;
Part IV. Early Man in Africa: Alternative Perspectives: 12. Diversity,
evolution and adaptation in early hominids Alan Bilsborough; 13. Foundation
stones: early artefacts as indicators of activities and abilities G. Ll.
Issac; 14. Culture and conceptualisation: the Oldowan-Acheulian gradient J.
A. J. Gowlett; Index.
Charles Brian Montagu McBurney (1914-1979): an appreciation J. D. Clark and
L. P. Wilkinson; Part I. Components of Artefact Variation: 2. Analysis by
replication of two Acheulian artefact assemblages from Caddington, England
Bruce Bradley and C. Garth Sampson; 3. Stone tools: small-scale variability
J. Peter White and H. Dibble; 4. The archaeological approach to prehistoric
pictures in Australia John Clegg; Part II. The Geographical Dimension: 5.
Mesolithic exploitation of sandy areas: towards the testing of some
hypotheses P. A. Mellars and M. Haynes; 6. Artefacts, language and social
interaction: a case study from south-eastern Australia Isabel McBryde; 7.
The geographical study of late Palaeolithic stages in eastern Spain Iain
Davidson; Part III. Inter-assemblage Variation: Broadening the View: 8.
Recent findings from La Micoque and other sites in south-western and
Mediterranean France Nicholas Rolland; 9. Middle Stone Age and Middle
Palaeolithic: the evidence from Nigeria and Cameroun P. Allsworth-Jones;
10. The place of the Haua Fteah in the late Palaeolithic of North Africa
Angela E. Close; 11. Stone-tool assemblages, raw material distributions and
prehistoric subsistence activities: the Late Stone Age of South Africa;
Part IV. Early Man in Africa: Alternative Perspectives: 12. Diversity,
evolution and adaptation in early hominids Alan Bilsborough; 13. Foundation
stones: early artefacts as indicators of activities and abilities G. Ll.
Issac; 14. Culture and conceptualisation: the Oldowan-Acheulian gradient J.
A. J. Gowlett; Index.