ANTIQUITY Nos. 265 & 266

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ANTIQUITY
SPECIAL NUMBER #265 TRANSITIONS Now Available
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Editor: Christopher Chippindale & Cyprian Brodbank
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v. Christopher Chippindale - Preface.
v. Radiocarbon determinations and their citation.
vi. Australia and Papua New Guinea.
vii. Jim Allen and James F. O'Connell.

649 David Frankel - The Australian Transition: real and
perceived boundaries.

656 A. Peter Kershaw - Environmental change in Greater
Australia.

676 Paul S.C. Tacon and Sally Brockwell - Arnhem Land
prehistory in landscape, stone and paint.

696 Colin Pardoe - Riverine, biological and cultural
evolution in southeastern Australia.

714 Nick Porch and Jim Allen - Tasmania: archaeological
and palaeoecological perspectives.

733 Peter Veth - Aridity and settlement in northeast
Australia.

747 M.J. Morwood and D.R. Hobbs - Themes in the
prehistory of tropical Australia.

769 Douglas Edwards and James F. O'Connell - Broad
spectrum diets in arid Australia.

784 Simon Holdaway - Stone artefacts and the Transition.

798 J.M. Beaton - The Transition of the coastal fringe of
Greater Australia.

807 Chris Gosden - Arboriculture and agriculture in coastal
Papua New Guinea.

818 Geoff Hope and Jack Gosden - Late Quaternary
change in the mountains of New Guinea.

831 D.E. Yen - The development of Sahul agriculture with
Australia as bystander.

848 David Harris - Early agriculture in New Guinea and the
Torres Strait divide.

855 James F. O'Connell and Jim Allen - Human reactions to
the Pleistocene-Holocene transition in Greater Australia: a
summary.

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ANTIQUITY
# 266 (December 1995) Now Available

863 Christopher Chippindale - Editorial.

REPORTS

871 Tim Murray and Jim Allen - The forced repatriation of
cultural properties to Tasmania.

874 Fekri A. Hassan - The world Archaeological Congress in
India: politicizing the past.

877 Robert G. Bednarik - The Coa petroglyphs: an obituary
to the stylistic dating of Palaeolithic rock art.

883 Joao Zilhao - The stylistically Palaeolithic petroglyphs of
the Coa valley (Portugal) are of Palaeolithic age: a refutation
of their 'direct dating' to recent times.

PAPERS

902 Jean-Philippe Rigaud , Jan F. Simek, and Thierry
Ge - Mousterian fires from Grotte XVI (Dordogne, France).

913 Roger Anyon and T.J. Ferguson - Cultural resources
management at the Pueblo of Zuni, New Mexico, USA.

931 Marcel Otte, Isin Yalcinkaya, Jean-marc Leotard, Metin
Kartal, Ofer Bar-Yosef, Janusz kozlowski, Ignacio Lopez
Bayon, and Alexander Marshack - The Epi-Palaeolithic of
Okuzini cave (SW Anatolia) and its mobiliary art.

945 Sandra Bowdler - Offshore islands and maritime
explorations in Australian prehistory.

959 Irene Good - On the question of silk in pre-Han Eurasia.

969 Gabriel Cooney and Stephen Mandal - Getting to the
core of the problem: petrological results from the Irish Stone
Axe Project.

981 Roger Featherstone, Peter Horne, David MacLeod, and
Robert Bewley - Aerial reconnaissance in England - 1995.

989 Bruce A. Bradley, Michael Anikovich and Engenii
Giria - Early Upper Palaeolithic in the Russian Plain:
Streletskayan flanked stone artefacts and technology.

999 Ghada Ziadeh - Ethno-history and 'reverse chronology'
at Ti'innik, a Palestinian village.

NOTES

1009 Michael Fulford and Ian Tyers - The date of
Pevensey and the defence of an 'Imperium Britanniarum.'

1015 Chris Salisbury - An 8th-century Mercian bridge over
the Trent at Cromwell, Nottinghamshire, England.

1019 Olwen Williams-Thorpe, D. Graham Jenkins, Judith
Jenkins, and John Watson - Chlorine-36 dating and the
bluestones of Stonehenge.

1020 Jeff D. Leach and Raymond P. Mauldin - Additional
comments on blood residue analysis of archaeology.

1023 Anne and Michael Eastham - Palaeolithic images and
the Great Auk.

1025 Sarah L.R. Mason - Acorn-eating and ethnographic
analogies: a reply to McCorriston with comment by Joy
McCorriston.

REVIEW

1031 Cyprian Broodbank - Among the new Books.

REVIEW ARTICLES

1036 Out of Africa and out of context - Thurstan Shaw
and Kevin C. MacDonald reviewing; Phillips (ed.) Africa:
the art of a continent.

1040 A tomb with a view - Andrew Fleming reviewing;
Tilley (ed.). Interpretative archaeology & Tilley. A
phenomenology of landscape: places, paths, and
monuments.

1042 Women in archaeology: perils and progress - Tracey
Cullen reviewing; Nelson, Nelson & Wylie (ed.) Equity issues
for women in archaeology & Claassen (ed.) Women in
archaeology.

1046 Return of the living dead: mortuary analysis and the
New Archaeology revisited - Mike Parker Pearson reviewing;
Beck (ed.) Regional approaches to mortuary analysis.

1049 Incision notation and method in engraving pebbles of
the European late Palaeolithic - Alexander Marshack
reviewing; D'Errico L'Art grave azilien: de la technique a la
signification.

1051 East is east and west is west, and never the two
shall meet? new books on South Asian archaeology - Robin
Coningham reviewing; Singh Excavations at Narhan.

& Deraniyagala The prehistory of Sri Lanka: an ecological
perspective.

& Parpola and Koskikallio South Asian Archaeology 1993:
proceedings of the twelfth international conference of the
European Association of South Asian archaeologists held in
Helsinki University 5-9 July 1993.

& Mabbett and Chandler The Khmers.

& Dhavalikar Cultural imperialism: Insud civilization in
western India.

& Archaeology in Southeast Asia: conference papers.

1055 The illustrated history of humankind: archaeology by
(extended) south bite - Brian Fagan reviewing. The
illustrated history of humankind: Burenhult (ed.) The first
humans: human origins and history to 10,000 BC.

& Burenhult (ed.) People of the stone age: hunter-gatherers,
and early farmers.

& Burenhult (ed.) Old World civilizations: the rise of cities
and states.

& Burenhult (ed.) New World and Pacific civilizations:
cultures of America, Asia, and the Pacific.

& Burenhult (ed.) Traditional peoples today: continuity and
change in the modern world.

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