Journal of iberian archaeology

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  Año 2006, Número 8. Dedicado a: Approaching "Prehistoric and Protohistoric Architectures" of Europe from a "Dwelling Perspective"

  • A visual metaphor for landscape archaeology

    Richard Bradley

    págs. 11-14

    

  • The temporality of enclosure

    Alasdair Whittle

    págs. 15-24

    

  • A dwelling place in bits

    Paul Cripps

    págs. 25-40

    

  • Solid nature and ephemeral architecture? Understanding the architecture of earlier Neolithic occupation in southern Britain from a dwelling perspective

    Joshua Pollard

    págs. 41-52

    

  • Tree architecture: building monuments from the forest

    Gordon Noble

    págs. 53-72

    

  • Buildings of substance: dwelling and building in early Neolithic Wales

    Trevor Kirk

    págs. 73-90

    

  • Material culture as architecture

    Lesley McFadyen

    págs. 91-102

    

  • Creating (and using, amending and reacting to) appropiate dwellings for the dead in Neolithic Scotland

    Alison Sheridan

    págs. 103-126

    

  • Passage-graves of northwestern Iberia: setting and movements. An approach to the relationship between architecture and iconography

    Maria de Jesus Sanches

    págs. 127-158

    

  • Three senses of dwelling: beginning to socialise the Neolithic ditched villages of the Tavoliere, southeast Italy

    Sue Hamilton, Ruth Whitehouse

    págs. 159-184

    

  • Different times, different places. Architectural changes from the Early to the Middle Neolithic in Lower Bavaria

    Daniela Hofmann

    págs. 185-202

    

  • Copper Age "monumentalized hills" of Iberia: the shift from positivistic ideas to interpretive ones. New perspectives on old techniques of transforming place and space as results of a research experience in the NE of Portugal

    Vítor Oliveira Jorge, Joao Muralha Cardoso, Ana Margarida Vale, Gonçalo Cardoso Leite Velho, Leonor Sousa Pereira

    págs. 203-264

    

  • Constructing meanings from the architecture of landscape on the Isles of Scilly

    Eleanor Breen

    págs. 265-280

    

  • The first (permanent) houses: an interpretation of the monumental domestic architecture of Iron Age Orkney

    Niall Sharples

    págs. 281-306

    

  • Constructive consumption: feasting in Iron Age Britain

    Sarah Ralph

    págs. 307-320

    

  • Architectures of Iron Age Sicily

    Matthew Fizjohn

    págs. 321-336

    

  • Dwelling in an Old Country. Continuity and change at Loch Borralie

    Amy Gazin-Schwartz

    págs. 337-348

    

  • From dwelling to building

    Julian Thomas

    págs. 349-359