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_ANTIQUITY_ #264
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ANTIQUITY
#264
Available: 1 September 1995
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Editor: Christopher Chippindale & Cyprian Brodbank
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EDITORIAL
Christopher Chippindale
REPORT
Michael R. Eddy
Politics and archaeology in the Canary Islands
PAPERS
Bruce G. Trigger
Expanding middle-range theory
Nicholas Postgate, Tao Wang & Toby Wilkinson
The evidence for early writing: utilitarian or ceremonial?
Tjeerd H. van Andel & Curtis N. Runnels
The earliest farmers in Europe
A.J. Ammerman, M. De Min, R. Housley & C.E. McClennen
More on the origins of Venice
Elizabeth J. Currie
Archaeology, ethnohistory and exchange along the coast
of Ecuador
R.N.L.B. Hubbard
Fallow deer in prehistoric Greece, and the analogy
between faunal spectra and pollen analyses
Jeremy Dronfield
Subjective vision and the source of Irish megalithic art
NOTES
D.P. Agrawal, Jeewan Kharakwal, Sheela Kusumgar &
M.G. Yadava
Cist burials of the Kumaun Himalayas
David W. Anthony
Horse, wagon & chariot: Indo-European languages
and archaeology
Philippe Della Casa
The Cetina group and the transition from Copper to
Bronze Age in Dalmatia
Snjezana Vrdoljak & Staso Forenbaher
Bronze-casting and organization of production at
Kalnik-Igrisce (Croatia)
Mark Patton
New light on Atlantic seaboard passage-grave
chronology: radiocarbon dates from La Hougue
Bie (Jersey)
Keith J. Matthews
Archaeological data, sub-cultures and social dynamics
Mark W. Holley & Ian B.M. Ralston
Radiocarbon dates for two crannogs on the Isle of
Mull, Strathclyde Region, Scotland
Neal W. Ackerly
"This does not compute": the All-American Pipeline
Project revisited
B.K. Maloney
A brief reinterpretation of the pollen record from Khok
Phanom Di, central Thailand, and its archaeological
significance
Luis Alberto Borrero
Human and natural agency: some comments on Pedra Furada
Robin Dennell & Linda Hurcombe
Comment on Pedra Furada
BOOK REVIEWS
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"Transitions: from Pleistocene to holocene in
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IN THE LAST ISSUE (#263, JUNE 1995)
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EDITORIAL
Christopher Chippindale
REPORTS
Paul G. Bahn
Cave art without the caves
Robert Irwin
>From a science future to a fantasy past
David Harris
Recent academic development at the London Institute
of Archaeology
PAPERS
A.M. Pollard
Why teach Heisenberg to archaeologists?
David M. Stemper & Hector Salgado Lopez
Local histories and global theories in Colombian
Pacific coast archaeology
Tracey Cullen
Mesolithic mortuary ritual at Franchthi Cave, Greece
Judith Sealy, Richard Armstrong & Carmel Schrire
Beyond lifetime averages: tracing life histories
through isotopic analysis of different calcified tissues
from archaeological human skeletons
Silvia Tomaskova
A site in history: archaeology at Dolni Vestonice/
Unterwisternitz
Gordon J. Barclay, Gordon S. Maxwell, Ian A. Simpson,
& Donald A Davidson
The Cleaven Dyke: a Neolithic cursus monument/bank barrow in Tayside Region,
Scotland
Timothy Insoll
A cache of hippopotamus ivory at Gao, Mali; and a
hypothesis of its use
Paul F. Healy, Jaime J. Awe, Gyles Iannone, &
Cassandra Bill
Pacbitun (Belize) and ancient Maya use of slate
Ted Goebel & Mikhail Aksenov
Accelerator radiocarbon dating of the initial Upper
Palaeolithic in southeast Siberia
NOTES
REVIEW ARTICLES
BOOK REVIEWS
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