Cambridge archaeological journal

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  Año 2004, Vol. 14, Número 2

  • Object of Contention: an Examination of Recuay-Moche Combat Imagery

    G. F. Lau

    págs. 163-184

    

  • Round Barrows and Dykes as Landscape Metaphors

    C. Tilley

    págs. 185-203

    

  • New Evidence for the Expansion of an Upper Pleistocene Population out of East Africa, from the Site of Station One, Northern Sudan

    J. I. Rose

    págs. 205-216

    

  • Neolithic Houses and Chambered Tombs of Western France

    J.-Y. Tinevez, L. Laporte

    págs. 217-234

    

  • Landscape and Cosmology in the South Indian Neolithic: New Perspectives on the Deccan Ashmounds

    N. Boivin

    págs. 235-257

    

  • Introduction

    B. Kemp

    págs. 259-260

    

  • Evidence for Urban Walling in the Third Millennium BC

    N. Moeller

    págs. 261-265

    

  • Royal Walling Projects in the Second Millennium BC: Beyond an Interpretation of Defence

    K. Spence

    págs. 265-271

    

  • The First Millennium BC: Temple Enclosure or Urban Citadel?

    B. Kemp

    págs. 271-276

    

  • The Late Roman and Early Islamic Urban Enceinte

    A. L. Gascoigne

    págs. 276-284

    

  • Final Remarks: Protecting Assets

    B. Kemp

    págs. 284-288

    

  • Tiwanaku, Urbanization, and the `Practice' of Statecraft in the Andes - Tiwanaku and its Hinterland

    E. DeMarrais

    págs. 289-291

    

  • Ancient Water Management - The Flow of Power

    B. Fagan

    págs. 291-293

    

  • New Research on the Mesolithic Period in Greece - The Greek Mesolithic

    C. Runnels

    págs. 293-296