The Oxford Handbook of Neolithic Europe

Herausgeber: Fowler, Chris; Hofmann, Daniela; Harding, Jan

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Produktbeschreibung

The Oxford Handbook of Neolithic Europe provides the first comprehensive, geographically extensive, thematic overview of the European Neolithic - from Iberia to Russia and from Norway to Malta - offering both a general introduction and a clear exploration of key issues and current debates surrounding evidence and interpretation.

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Produktdetails

• Oxford Handbooks
• Verlag: Oxford University Press
• Seitenzahl: 1200
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. März 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 244mm x 177mm x 60mm
• Gewicht: 2324g
• ISBN-13: 9780198832492
• ISBN-10: 0198832494
• Artikelnr.: 54936599

Autorenporträt

Chris Fowler, Senior Lecturer in Prehistoric Archaeology, Newcastle University. Jan Harding, Senior Lecturer in Prehistoric Archaeology, Newcastle University. Daniela Hofmann, Junior Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology, Hamburg University.

Inhaltsangabe

* Part I: Introduction * 1: Chris Fowler, Jan Harding, and Daniela Hofmann: Defining the 'Neolithic in Europe': Diverse and Contemporaneous Communities, c. 6500-2500 BC * Part II: Mobility, Change, and Interaction at the Large Scale * 2: Tony Brown, Geoff Bailey, and Dave Passmore: Environments and Landscape Change * Movement of Plants, Animals, Ideas, and People * 3: Joannes Müller: South-East Europe * 4: Jean Guilaine: The Neolithization of Mediterranean Europe: Mobility and Interactions from the Near East to the Iberian Peninsula * 5: Wolfram Schier: Central and Eastern Europe * 6: Anne Tresset: Moving Animals and Plants in the Early Neolithic of North-Western Europe * 7: Stephen Shennan: Language, Genes, and Cultural Interaction * Sequences of Cultural Interaction and Cultural Change * 8: John Chapman: South-East Europe * 9: Caroline Malone: The Neolithic in Mediterranean Europe * 10: Detlef Gronenborn and Pavel Dolukhanov
: Central and Eastern Europe * 11: Nick Thorpe: Northern and Western Europe * Part III: Neolithic Worlds and Neolithic Lifeways * Houses, Habitation, and Community * 12: Pál Raczky: Tells and Settlements in South-East Europe * 13: Demetra Papaconstantinou: Domestic Space in the Mediterranean * 14: Jonathan Last: Longhouse Lifestyles in the Central European Neolithic * 15: Francesco Menotti: Lakeside Dwellings of the Circum-Alpine Region * 16: Anick Coudart: Households and Communities in Neolithic France * 17: Kenneth Brophy: Houses, Halls, and Occuptation in Britain and Ireland * 18: Mats Larsson: Places of Settlement in Southern Scandanavia * Subsistence and Social Routine * 19: Rich Schulting: Stable Isotopes and Neolithic Subsistence: Pattern and Variation * 20: Amy Bogaard: Subsistence Practices and Social Routine in Neolithic Southern Europe * 21: László Bartosiewicz and Malcolm Lillie: Subsistence Practices in Central and Eastern Europe * 22: Tony Legge
and Peter Rowley-Conwy: Subsistence Practices in Western and Northern Europe * 23: Dimitrij Mleku%z: The Neolithic Year * 24: Roy Loveday: Religious Routine and Pilgrimage in the British Isles * Materiality and Social Relations * 25: Marjorie de Grooth: Invention and European Knapping Traditions * 26: Pedro Díaz-del-Río and Mara Capote: Shared Labour and Large Scale Action: European Flint Mining * 27: Gabriel Cooney: Stone and Flint Axes in Neolithic Europe * 28: Mihael Budja: Pottery of South-East Europe * 29: Joachim Pechtl: Linearbandkeramik Pottery and Society * 30: Rick Peterson and Johannes Müller: Ceramics and Society in Northern Europe * 31: Marc Vander Linden: Bell Beaker Pottery and Society * 32: Stratos Nanoglou: A Miniature World: Models and Figurines in South-East Europe * 33: John Chapman and Bisserka Gaydarska: Spondylus and Shell Ornaments * 34: Tony Axelsson, Morten Ramstad, and Anders Strinnholm: Amber * 35: Volker Heyd and Katherine Walker: The First Metalwork and Expressions of Social Power * 36: Mark Pearce and Martin Bartelheim: Early Metallurgy in Iberia and the Western Mediterranean * 37: Ben Roberts and Catherine Frieman: Early Metallurgy in Western and Northern Europe * 38: Duncan Garrow: Deposition in Pits * 39: Arkadiusz Marciniak and Joshua Pollard: Animals and Social Relations * Monuments, Rock Art, and Cosmology * 40: Jörg Petrasch: Central European Enclosures * 41: Robin Skeates: Italian Enclosures * 42: Niels Andersen: Causewayed Enclosures in Northern and Western Europe * 43: Vicki Cummings, Magdalena Midgeley
, and Chris Scarre: Chambered Tombs and Passage Graves of Northern and Western Europe * 44: Sara Fairen-Jiminez: Rock Carvings in Iberia * 45: Angelo Fossati: Rock Carvings in South Central Europe * 46: Andrew Cochrane, Andrew Jones, and Kalle Sognnes: Rock Carvings in Northern Europe * 47: Robin Skeates: Underground Religion in the Central Mediterranean Neolithic * 48: Michael Hoskin: A Place in the Cosmos: Monuments and Celestial Bodies * Death, Bodies, and Persons * 49: Duan Bori
: Mortuary Practices, Bodies, and Persons in the Neolithic and Early-Middle Copper Ages of South-East Europe * 50: John Robb: Burial and Human Body Representations in the Central Mediterranean Neolithic * 51: Daniela Hofmann and Jörg Orschiedt: Mortuary Practices, Bodies, and Persons in Central Europe * 52: Karl-Göran Sjögren: Mortuary Practices, Bodies, and Persons in North-East Europe * 53: Chris Fowler and Chris Scarre: Mortuary Practices and Bodily Representations in North-West Europe * Part IV: Conclusion: Debates in Neolithic Archaeology * 54: Alasdair Whittle: Unexpected Histories? South-East and Central Europe * 55: Julian Thomas: What Do We Mean By 'Neolithic Societies'? * 56: Kristian Kristiansen: The Decline of the Neolithic and the Rise of the Bronze Age Society