Atlantic Europe in the first millenium BC: crossing the divide
Información General
- Autores: Tom Moore (ed. lit.), Xosé Lois Armada Pita (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Oxford University Press
- Año de publicación: 2011
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9780199567959
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DOI- Dialnet Métricas: 4 Citas
- Citas a capítulos: 43 Citas
Listado de artículos
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Part I Crossing the Divide
Crossing the divide: opening a dialogue on approaches to Western European First Millennium BC Studies
págs. 3-77
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Part II Landscape Studies
Settlement and landscape in Iron Age Europe: archaeological mainstreams and minorities
págs. 81-108
Historical ecology: using what works to cross the divide
págs. 109-134
Stelae iconography and landscape in South-west Iberia
Sebastián Celestino Pérez, Victorino Mayoral Herrera, José Angel Salgado Carmona, Rebeca Cazorla Martín
págs. 135-152
págs. 153-170
A re-examination of three Wessex-type sites: Little Woodbury, Gussage All Saints, and Winnall Down
págs. 171-186
Landscape in the Late Iron Age of Northwest Portugal
Francisco Sande Lemos, Gonçalo Cruz, João Fonte, Joana Valdez Tullett
págs. 187-204
La Tène and Early Gallo-Roman settlement in Central Gaul: an examination of the boundary between the Aedui, Lingoni, and Senoni (Northern Burgundy, France)
págs. 205-220
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Part III The Social Modelling of Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Societies
págs. 223-241
págs. 242-263
Social inequality during the Iron Age: interpretation models
págs. 264-284
Iron Age societies against the state: an account of the emergence of the Iron Age in north-western Iberia
Francisco Javier González García, César Parcero Oubiña, Xurxo M. Ayán Vila
págs. 285-301
págs. 302-318
págs. 319-335
Becoming welsh: modelling First Millennium BC societies in Wales and the celtic context
págs. 336-357
Person, family, and community: the social structure of Iron Age societies seen through the organization of their housing in north-western Europe
págs. 358-374
págs. 375-414
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Part IV Continuity and Change
Approaches to metalwork: the role of technology in tradition, innovation, and cultural change
págs. 417-438
The problem of continuity: reassessing the shape of the british Iron Age sequence
John C. Barret, Mark Bowden, David McOmish
págs. 439-448
Iron Age Ireland: continuity, change, and identity
págs. 449-467
Exploring status and identity in Later Iron Age Britain: reinterpreting mirror burials
págs. 468-487
Discovering San Chuis Hillfort (northern Spain): archaeometry, craft technologies, and social interpretation
Jesús Francisco Jordá Pardo, Carlos Marín Suárez, Javier García Guinea
págs. 488-505
Changing to remain the same: the southern Iberian Peninsula between the Third and the First centuries BC
págs. 506-518
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Part V Rhythms of Life and Death
Crossing the divide in the First Millennium BC: a study into the cultural biographies of boats
págs. 521-533
The warrior stelae of the iberian South-west: symbols of power in ancestral landscapes
págs. 534-557
págs. 558-574
págs. 575-589
págs. 590-607
págs. 608-614
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Part VI Exploring European Research Traditions
págs. 617-637
Exploring Late Iron Age settlement in Britain and the near continent: reading Edward Gibbon’s "The decline and fall of the Roman Empire" and examining the significance of landscape, place, and water in settlement studies
págs. 638-655
págs. 656-667
Boundaries, status, and conflict: an exploration of Iron Age research in the Twentieth Century
págs. 668-681
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