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29 Sep 2018: vi. Economic Data 178Faunal Remains (V. Rajkovača) 179Fish Bone 184Environmental Bulk Samples (R. ... Appleby) 504. Economic and Environmental Data 504Faunal Remains (V. Rajkovača) 504Environmental Samples (V.

23 Nov 2021: Chapter 4 Production activities and consumption of textiles in Early Iron Age Eretria 39 Karl Reber Eretria in the Early Iron Age 39 Eretria’s economic situation 41 The production and ... Part IV Conclusion Chapter 29 Craft and the urban community:

17 Oct 2018: D) 306 Worked bone and antler (A.J. L J. P) 307 Overview discussion: material culture — displaying labour and the dead 309 Economic evidence 311 Animal remains (A.J.

22 Jul 2020: vi. Part II Fuel in ceramics making: ancient and modern examples Chapter 5 Fuelling Roman pottery kilns in Britain and North Africa: climatic, economic and traditional strategies 53 Victoria Leitch Kilns ... 53 Choice, location and collection of North

28 Oct 2018: GERSHKOVICH. Chapter 21 The Economic Peculiarities of the Srubnaya Cultural-historical Entity 319VITALIY V.

17 Oct 2018: H) 310 Economic and social reconstruction 311 The Iron Age demography (E.

23 Nov 2021: Environmental and economic archaeology 21 1.9. Conclusions 24. Chapter 2 Dating Maltese prehistory 27 Rowan McLaughlin, Eóin W. ... Dental wear 305 9.9.2. Stable isotopes 305 9.10. Conclusions: the economic basis of prehistoric Malta 306.

22 Jul 2020: and Economic Data 163 Animal Bone (Eftychia Yannouli) 163 Macrofossils (Val Fryer and Peter Murphy) 170 Feature-Monolith Samples (Peter Murphy) 175 Pollen (Patricia Wiltshire) 176 Soil Micromorphology (Brendan Coyle and ... West 202 Roman Quarrying 203

17 Oct 2018: D) 306 Worked bone and antler (A.J. L J. P) 307 Overview discussion: material culture — displaying labour and the dead 309 Economic evidence 311 Animal remains (A.J.

17 Oct 2018: Such distributions demand some explanation in archaeological terms, and the archaeological record has much to offer about social and economic processes in early times.

16 Oct 2018: Economic and Environmental Evidence 105Faunal Remains (Vida Rajkovača) 105Plant Remains (Anne de Vareilles and Rachel Ballantyne) 107Pollen (Simon Timberlake) 108. ... Economic and Environmental Data 364Faunal Remains (Vida Rajkovača) 364. Early

29 Sep 2018: vi. Economic Data 178Faunal Remains (V. Rajkovača) 179Fish Bone 184Environmental Bulk Samples (R. ... Appleby) 504. Economic and Environmental Data 504Faunal Remains (V. Rajkovača) 504Environmental Samples (V.

8 Nov 2023: Such interpretations are based on the way we see visual information through our cultural bias relating to current experiences and socio-economic and ritual contexts shared through time and space through

17 Oct 2018: H) 310 Economic and social reconstruction 311 The Iron Age demography (E.

23 Nov 2021: Environmental and economic archaeology 21 1.9. Conclusions 24. Chapter 2 Dating Maltese prehistory 27 Rowan McLaughlin, Eóin W. ... Dental wear 305 9.9.2. Stable isotopes 305 9.10. Conclusions: the economic basis of prehistoric Malta 306.

20 Sep 2022: drawing attention to the cultural, economic and. political dynamics that influenced modern. ... for the generative potential of difference in fostering the economic and ecological specialisms.

17 Oct 2018: Such distributions demand some explanation in archaeological terms, and the archaeological record has much to offer about social and economic processes in early times.

8 Nov 2023: Such interpretations are based on the way we see visual information through our cultural bias relating to current experiences and socio-economic and ritual contexts shared through time and space through

22 Aug 2019: Prof. Martin Millett (Faculty of Classics)The social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. • ... Prof. Nicholas Postgate (Department of Archaeology)Assyriology; social and economic history of Mesopotamia, esp.

16 Oct 2018: Economic and Environmental Evidence 105Faunal Remains (Vida Rajkovača) 105Plant Remains (Anne de Vareilles and Rachel Ballantyne) 107Pollen (Simon Timberlake) 108. ... Economic and Environmental Data 364Faunal Remains (Vida Rajkovača) 364. Early

22 Aug 2019: Professor Cunliffe’s main interest is in first-millennium bc to early first-millennium ad European archaeology focusing on social and economic dynamics and the relationships between the Mediterranean world and

15 Oct 2019: Dr Alessandro Launaro (Faculty of Classics) Archaeology and history of Roman Italy; landscape archaeology; economic history. • ... Prof. Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) Social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. •

20 Sep 2022: drawing attention to the cultural, economic and. political dynamics that influenced modern. ... for the generative potential of difference in fostering the economic and ecological specialisms.

22 Aug 2019: A newdimension for the socio-economic ranking of tombs is introduced by adding the quality of workmanship tosize and complexity. ... This might suggest thatsome of the rural wealth filtered down to the lowest economic levels.

11 Nov 2021: Lower class dwellings 297 10.2.5. Cave-dwellings and hovels 298 10.2.6. The houses: a reflection of social and economic change 298 10.3.

22 Aug 2019: Prof. Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) The social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. • ... Prof. Nicholas Postgate FBA (Division of Archaeology) Assyriology; social and economic history of Mesopotamia. •

22 Aug 2019: The household, as a nexus of social and economic activities, plays a central role in how society. ... relationships and the integration of the household into the wider social landscape (site, settlements, andactivity zones) and the physical landscape

22 Aug 2019: Prof. Martin Millett (Faculty of Classics)The social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. • ... Prof. Nicholas Postgate (Department of Archaeology)Assyriology; social and economic history of Mesopotamia, esp.

3 Mar 2020: Dr Alessandro Launaro (Faculty of Classics) Archaeology and history of Roman Italy; landscape archaeology; economic history. • ... Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) Social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. •

28 Aug 2019: academic resistance to views of the totalitarian nature of political and economic power in Mesopotamia 184 Fragility in literature 186 Historical examples of fragility and resistance 187 Contestation, resistance and fragilities

22 Aug 2019: Professor Cunliffe’s main interest is in first-millennium bc to early first-millennium ad European archaeology focusing on social and economic dynamics and the relationships between the Mediterranean world and

22 Aug 2019: A newdimension for the socio-economic ranking of tombs is introduced by adding the quality of workmanship tosize and complexity. ... This might suggest thatsome of the rural wealth filtered down to the lowest economic levels.

15 Oct 2019: Dr Alessandro Launaro (Faculty of Classics) Archaeology and history of Roman Italy; landscape archaeology; economic history. • ... Prof. Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) Social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. •

22 Aug 2019: The household, as a nexus of social and economic activities, plays a central role in how society. ... relationships and the integration of the household into the wider social landscape (site, settlements, andactivity zones) and the physical landscape

11 Nov 2021: Lower class dwellings 297 10.2.5. Cave-dwellings and hovels 298 10.2.6. The houses: a reflection of social and economic change 298 10.3.

22 Aug 2019: Prof. Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) The social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. • ... Prof. Nicholas Postgate FBA (Division of Archaeology) Assyriology; social and economic history of Mesopotamia. •

22 Aug 2019: tive, cultural and economic aspects of human. advancement. Knowledge of butchery and imple-. ... plexity;. • networks of socio-economic interaction: social relations as a mechanism to explore complexity.

14 Aug 2019: As the first prehistorian to assume the Disney Chair, she was Professor of a new subject that had been only recently introduced to the University curriculum and was not yet fully

22 Aug 2019: Prof. Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) The social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. • ... Prof. Nicholas Postgate FBA (Division of Archaeology) Assyriology; social and economic history of Mesopotamia. •

30 Sep 2019: You will gain insights into many of the most important challenges for human life on earth in the present day, from climate change to economic inequality, from pandemic diseases to the

3 Mar 2020: Dr Alessandro Launaro (Faculty of Classics) Archaeology and history of Roman Italy; landscape archaeology; economic history. • ... Martin Millett FBA (Faculty of Classics) Social and economic archaeology of the Roman world. •

22 Aug 2019: The papers in this latter volume explore and develop ways of using food to write social history; theymove beyond taphonomic and economic properties of ‘subsistence resources’ to examine the social backgroundand

28 Aug 2019: academic resistance to views of the totalitarian nature of political and economic power in Mesopotamia 184 Fragility in literature 186 Historical examples of fragility and resistance 187 Contestation, resistance and fragilities

14 Aug 2019: As the first prehistorian to assume the Disney Chair, she was Professor of a new subject that had been only recently introduced to the University curriculum and was not yet fully

22 Aug 2019: tive, cultural and economic aspects of human. advancement. Knowledge of butchery and imple-. ... plexity;. • networks of socio-economic interaction: social relations as a mechanism to explore complexity.

22 Aug 2019: The papers in this latter volume explore and develop ways of using food to write social history; theymove beyond taphonomic and economic properties of ‘subsistence resources’ to examine the social backgroundand

15 Apr 2024: The importance of research-led commercial archaeology is also reflected in the integration between preservation of the cultural heritage in the face of economic development and research agendas seen in a

15 Apr 2024: The importance of research-led commercial archaeology is also reflected in the integration between preservation of the cultural heritage in the face of economic development and research agendas seen in a

22 Aug 2019: 1. McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. Annual Report 2005–2006. 2. The 2005–2006 academic year has been typically busy for the Institute, with a rich programme of projects, academic meetings, visitors, and publications. A particular

30 Sep 2019: You will gain insights into many of the most important challenges for human life on earth in the present day, from climate change to economic inequality, from pandemic diseases to the