Antiquity

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  Año 2002, Vol. 76, Número 294

  • Editorial

    Simon Stoddart

    págs. 915-924

    

  • FxJj43: an Early Stone Age locality in northern Kenya

    Nicola Stern

    págs. 925-926

    

  • Current Middle & Upper Palaeolithic research in the southern Caucasus

    Nicholaz Tushabramishvili

    págs. 927-928

    

  • Paleolithic archaeology and 3D visualization technology: recent developments

    Julien Riel-Salvatore

    págs. 929-930

    

  • The role of the Panamanian land bridge during the initial colonization of the Americas

    Georges A. Pearson

    págs. 931-932

    

  • Conservation and presentation of Neolithic Beidha, southern Jordan

    Samantha Dennis

    págs. 933-934

    

  • Kani Mikaiil: a seasoned cave site of the Middle neolithic period in Kurdestan, Iran

    Kourosh Roustael

    págs. 935-936

    

  • Exploring Neolithic and Megalithic south India: the Bellary District archaeological project

    Nicole Boivin

    págs. 937-938

    

  • Late Bronze Age Gaza: prestige production at el-Moghraqa

    L. Steel

    págs. 939-940

    

  • A First Pompeii: the Early Bronze Age village of Nola-Croce del Papa (Palma Campania phase)

    Claude Albore Livadie

    págs. 941-942

    

  • Manching revisited

    Steven Sievers

    págs. 943-944

    

  • Power in context: the Lismore landscape project

    D. I. Redhouse

    págs. 945-946

    

  • Giant murals of Baja California: new regional archaeological perspectives

    A. Watchman

    págs. 947-948

    

  • Recent finds from the northern Mesopotamian city of Tell Brak

    Geoff Emberling

    págs. 949-950

    

  • Ancestral faces: a Preclassic Maya skull-mask from Cuello, Belize

    Norman Hammond

    págs. 951-952

    

  • Satellite image analysis and archaeological fieldwork in El-Markha Plain (South Sinai)

    Gregory Mumford

    págs. 953-954

    

  • Combating the destruction of Ethiopia's archaeological heritage

    Asamerew Desie

    págs. 955-956

    

  • Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic human fossils from Moravia and Bohemia (Czech Republic): some new [sup14]C Dates

    Jiri A. Svoboda

    págs. 957-962

    

  • Birch-bark tar at Neolithic Makriyalos, Greece

    Dushka Urem-Kotsou

    págs. 962-967

    

  • Archaeology and 'QAA subject review': what did we learn?

    Anthony Harding

    págs. 967-974

    

  • The non-fraud of the Middle Bronze Age stone goddess from Ustica: a reverse Piltdown hoax

    Susan S. Lukesh

    págs. 974-979

    

  • The Palaeoindian-Archaic transition in North America: new evidence from Texas

    C. Britt Bousman

    págs. 980-990

    

  • Taphonomic interpretation of the Developed Oldowan sit of Garba IV (Melka Kunture, Ethiopia) through a GIS application

    Andrea D'Andrea

    págs. 991-1001

    

  • Did prehistoric landscape management retard the post-glacial spread of woodland in Southwest Asia

    Neil Roberts

    págs. 1002-1010

    

  • Finding the coastal Mesolithic in southwest Britain: AMS dates and stable isotope results on human remains from Caldey Island, south Wales

    Rick J. Schulting

    págs. 1011-1025

    

  • The Lepenski Vir conundrum: reinterpretation of the Mesolithic and Neolithic sequences in the Danube Gorges

    Dušan Borić

    págs. 1026-1039

    

  • Beads and Beakers: heirlooms and relics in the British Early Bronze Age

    Ann Woodward

    págs. 1040-1047

    

  • Another perspective

    págs. 1048-1049

    

  • A politician's perspective of archaeology

    Tam Dalyell

    págs. 1050-1054

    

  • Anyone for writing?

    Peter Kemmis Betty

    págs. 1054-1058