Antiquity

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  Año 1997, Vol. 71, Número 274

  • Why are there so few black American archaeologists?

    Maria Franklin

    págs. 789-791

    

  • Editorial

    Christopher Chippindale

    págs. 789-798

    

  • 'Strange paintings' and 'mystery races': Kimberley rock-art, diffusionism and colonialist

    Lynette Russell, Ian J. McNiven

    págs. 801-809

    

  • Agency, art and altered consciousness: A motif in French (Quercy) upper Palaeolithic parietal

    J.D. Lewis-Williams

    págs. 810-830

    

  • The Fenland Project: From survey to management and beyond

    David Hall, John Coles

    págs. 831-844

    

  • Widening diet breadth, declining foraging efficency, and prehistoric harvest pressure

    Jack M. Broughton

    págs. 845-862

    

  • Towards an absolute chronology for the Iron Age of Inner Asia

    Mark E. Hall

    págs. 863-874

    

  • Age and gender at the site of Tiszapolgar-Basatanya, Hungary

    Joanna Sofaer Derevenski

    págs. 875-889

    

  • Spearthrower performance: Ethnographic and experimental research

    Lorenz W. Bruchert, W. Karl Hutchings

    págs. 890-897

    

  • Images in opposition: Polarity, ambivalence and liminality in cult representation

    Miranda J. Green

    págs. 898-911

    

  • The earlier Palaeolithic occupation of the Chilterns (southern England): Re-assessing the sites

    Mark J. White

    págs. 912-931

    

  • Exploitation of wild plants by the early Neolithic hunter-gatherersof the Western

    Krystyna Wasylikowa, Jozef Mitka

    págs. 932-941

    

  • Cupule engravings from Jinmium-Granilpi (northern Australia) and beyond: Exploration of a

    Paul S.C. Taçon, Richard Fullagar

    págs. 942-965

    

  • The population of ancient Rome

    Glenn R. Storey

    págs. 966-978

    

  • Fuel for thought? Beeswax in lamps and conical cups from late Minoan Crete

    Richard P. Evershed, Sarah J. Vaughan

    págs. 979-985

    

  • New dates for the north China Mesolithic

    Robert G Elston, Xu Cheng

    págs. 985-993

    

  • The wheeled cauldrons and the wine

    Gad Rausing

    págs. 994-999

    

  • New directions in central Mediterranean obsidian studies

    Robert H. Tykot, Albert Ammerman

    págs. 1000-1006

    

  • A horn woth blowing? A stray find of auroch from Hungary

    László Bartosiewicz

    págs. 1007-1010

    

  • Experiments to produce Roman styli by forging and machining

    David Sim

    págs. 1011-1015

    

  • Misleading images: Stonehenge and Brittany

    Chris Scarre

    págs. 1016-1020

    

  • Beyond the surface: Comments on Hodder's `reflective excavation methodology.'

    Fekri A. Hassan

    págs. 1020-1025

    

  • Archaeology on the World Wide Web: A user's field-guide

    Sara Champion

    págs. 1027-1038

    

  • Internet archaeology: A quality electronic journal

    Mike Heyworth, Julián Richards

    págs. 1039-1042

    

  • Learned inquiry and the Net: The role of peer review, peer commentary and copyright

    Stevan Harnad

    págs. 1042-1048

    

  • Electronic communications and communities

    David L. Carlson

    págs. 1049-1051

    

  • Managing `AegeaNet'1

    John G. Younger

    págs. 1052-1054

    

  • Electronic archives

    Harrison Eiteljorg

    págs. 1054-1057

    

  • Preservation and re-use of digital data: The role of the Archaeology Data Service

    Julian D. Richards

    págs. 1057-1059

    

  • Antiquity's experience in adding an electronic element to a printed journal

    Christopher Chippindale, Elizabeth Peachey

    págs. 1060-1061