Cambridge archaeological journal

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  Año 2003, Vol. 13, Número 2

  • Alligator Mound: Geoarchaeological and Iconographical Interpretations of a Late Prehistoric Effigy Mound in Central Ohio, USA

    B. T. Lepper, T. A. Frolking

    págs. 147-167

    

  • Ritually Orchestrated Seascapes: Hunting Magic and Dugong Bone Mounds in Torres Strait, NE Australia

    I. J. McNiven

    págs. 169-194

    

  • History, Timelessness and the Monumental: the Oboos of the Mergen Environs, Inner Mongolia

    C. Humphrey, C. Evans

    págs. 195-211

    

  • Testing the `Three Stages of Trance' Model

    P. A. Helvenston

    págs. 213-224

    

  • Introduction

    G. Fisher, D. D. Loren

    págs. 225-230

    

  • Refashioning a Body Politic in Colonial Louisiana

    D. D. Loren

    págs. 231-237

    

  • Bodies Moving in Space

    H. Bachand, J. A. Hendon, Rosemary A. Joyce

    págs. 238-247

    

  • Making Something of Herself

    Rosemary A. Joyce

    págs. 248-261

    

  • The Mind in the Cave: Consciousness and the Origins of Art by David Lewis-Williams

    E. T. Lawson

    págs. 263-279

    

  • Return to the Heart of Cities The Social Construction of Ancient Cities

    B. G. Trigger

    págs. 281-283

    

  • Historical Traditions and Darwinian Theory Genes, Memes, and Human History

    Herbert Maschner

    págs. 283-285

    

  • Real-time Maya The Fall of the Ancient Maya

    V. Scarborough

    págs. 286-288

    

  • Barbed Wire was an Invention to Control American Cows Darwin and Archaeology

    R. Fletcher

    págs. 288-293

    

  • Trauma, Tedium and Tautology in the Study of Ritual Bringing Ritual to Mind

    C. Knight

    págs. 293-295

    

  • Of Cannibals and Kings The Cannibal Hymn

    Salima Ikram

    págs. 295-297

    

  • The Life After Death Archaeologies of Remembrance

    R. Bradley

    págs. 298-299

    

  • The Strength of the Labour Evidence Sexual Revolutions

    C. A. Hastorf

    págs. 299-301