Antiquity

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  Año 1995, Vol. 69, Número 262

  • Editorial

    Christopher Chippindale

    págs. 1-10

    

  • The Balkans in prehistory: the Paleolithic archaeology of Greece and adjacent areas

    Geoff Bailey

    págs. 10-15

    

  • The Troy treasures in Russia

    D.F. Easton

    págs. 11-14

    

  • What happened at WAC-3?

    Sarah Colley

    págs. 15-18

    

  • St Kilda: stone tools, dolerite quarries and long-term survival

    Andrew Fleming

    págs. 25-35

    

  • Survival and detection of blood residues on stone tools

    D.D. Fowler, J.A. Eisele

    págs. 36-46

    

  • Fishing in Port Jackson, New South wales -- more than met the eye

    Dominic Steele, Val Attenbrow

    págs. 47-60

    

  • Multivariate approaches to site location on the Northwest Coast of North America

    Herbert Maschner, Jeffrey W. Stein

    págs. 61-73

    

  • Goddesses, Gimbutas and `New Age' archaeology

    Lynn Meskell

    págs. 74-86

    

  • Our own engendered species

    Linda Hurcombe

    págs. 87-100

    

  • The contamination of Pleistocene radiocarbon determinations in Australia

    Simon Holdaway, Jim Allen

    págs. 101-112

    

  • Archaeology and the ecodynamics of human-modified landscapes

    James McGlade

    págs. 113-132

    

  • Zhukaigou, steppe culture and the rise of Chinese civilization

    Katheryn M. Linduff

    págs. 133-145

    

  • Late Jomon cultigens in northeastern Japan

    A.C. D'Andrea, G.W. Crawford

    págs. 146-152

    

  • The working of pigment during the Aurignacian period: evidence from Ucagizli cave (Turkey)

    Michel Menu, Angela Minzoni-Deroche

    págs. 153-158

    

  • Tilley's and Morrison's triremes: evidence and practicality

    John Coates

    págs. 159-162

    

  • On the significance of the crania from the River Thames and its tributaries

    Christopher J. Knusel, Gillian C. Carr

    págs. 162-169

    

  • Among the new books

    Cyprian Broodbank

    págs. 170-177

    

  • Digging into our genes

    Erika Hagelberg

    págs. 177-179

    

  • Timely interventions

    Barbara Bender

    págs. 179-182

    

  • From modernism to manure: perspectives on Classical archaeology

    Sarah Morris

    págs. 182-185

    

  • Field survey of an asteroid

    Nicholas Purcell

    págs. 186-189

    

  • Purple prose: some recent work on early Phoenicia

    A.T. Reyes

    págs. 189-192

    

  • Coming of age? historical archaeology of the Chesapeake

    Mary C. Beaudry

    págs. 192-196

    

  • `The incomparable hallmark of the Divine image'

    Philip Rahtz

    págs. 196-200

    

  • Electric gold: re-opening the amber route

    Andrew Sherratt

    págs. 200-203

    

  • Book reviews

    Susan Kus

    págs. 203-204

    

  • Book reviews

    Randall H. McGuire

    págs. 204-206

    

  • Book reviews

    A.J. Legge

    págs. 206-208

    

  • Book reviews

    T.J. Wilkinson

    págs. 209-210