Cambridge archaeological journal

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  Año 2003, Vol. 13, Número 1

  • A Life Less Ordinary: the Ritualization of the Domestic Sphere in Later Prehistoric Europe

    Richard Bradley

    págs. 5-23

    

  • From Inscribed Bodies to Distributed Persons: Contextualizing Tairona Figural Images in Performance

    Matthew G. Looper

    págs. 25-40

    

  • Seafaring in the Pleistocene

    Robert G. Bednarik

    págs. 41-66

    

  • Pleistocene Exchange Networks as Evidence for the Evolution of Language

    Ben Marwick

    págs. 67-81

    

  • PPNA Jericho: a Socio-political Perspective

    Danny Naveh

    págs. 83-96

    

  • Seeing the ¿Unseen¿: Fragmented Cues and the Implicit in Palaeolithic Art

    Derek Hodgson

    págs. 97-106

    

  • The Fragility of Imperialist Ideology and the End of Local Traditions, an Inca Example

    Justin Jennings

    págs. 107-120

    

  • The House of the Father as Fact and Symbol: Patrimonialism in Ugarit and the Ancient Near East, by J. David Schloen, 2001. (Studies in the Archaeology and History of the Levant 2.). Cambridge (MA): Harvard Semitic Museum in assoc. with Eisenbrauns; ISBN 1-57506-907-5 hardback US$57.50; xv + 414 pp., ills

    Barry J. Kemp, Elizabeth C. Stone

    págs. 121-128

    

  • Visionary Experience and the Archaeology of Rock Art: Shamanism and the Ancient Mind: a Cognitive Approach to Archaeology, by James L. Pearson, 2002. Walnut Creek (CA): AltaMira; ISBN 0-7591-0155-8 hardback, US$69; ISBN 0-7591-0156-6 paperback, US$24.95, x + 195 pp., 16 ills.; Ancient Visions: Petroglyphs and Pictographs of the Wind River and Bighorn Country, Wyoming and Montana, by Julie E. Francis & Lawrence L. Loendorf, 2002. Salt Lake City (UT): University of Utah Press; ISBN 0-87480-692-5 hardback, US$35, xvi + 239 pp., 97 ills., 6 tables

    Christopher Chippindale

    págs. 129-132

    

  • Archaeology, Gender and Death: Gender and the Archaeology of Death, edited by Bettina Arnold & Nancy L. Wicker, 2001. (Gender and Archaeology Series 2.) Lanham (MD): AltaMira Press; ISBN 0-7591-0136-1 hardback, US$69.00; ISBN 0-7591-0137-X paperback, US$26.95, xxi + 203 pp., ills

    Sarah Tarlow

    págs. 132-134

    

  • A Deep Look at the American Northwestern Plains: Plains Indian Rock Art, by James D. Keyser & Michael A. Klassen, 2001. (A Samuel and Althea Stroum Book.) Seattle (WA): University of Washington Press; ISBN 0-295-98094-X paperback, £14.52 & US$24.95, xii + 344 pp., many ills

    Polly Schaafsma

    págs. 134-135

    

  • Evaluating Evolution: Studying Human Origins: Disciplinary History and Epistemology, edited by Raymond Corbey & Wil Roebroeks, 2001. (Amsterdam Archaeological Series.) Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press; ISBN 90-5356-464-0 hardback, £27.50, US$46 & EUR39.75, 174 pp., ills

    Terry Hopkinson

    págs. 136-137

    

  • Landscape and Rock Art: European Landscapes of Rock-art, edited by George Nash & Christopher Chippindale, 2002. London: Routledge; ISBN 0-415-25734-4 hardback, £63.63 & US$100.00; ISBN 0-415-25735-2 paperback, £19.99 & US$31.95, xvi + 218 pp., ills

    Christopher Tilley

    págs. 138-139

    

  • Hunting for Patterns, Gathering the Data: Constructing Frames of Reference: an Analytical Method for Archaeological Theory Building Using Ethnographic and Environmental Data Sets, by Lewis R. Binford, 2001. Berkeley (CA): University of California Press; ISBN 0-520-22393-4 hardback, £52 & US$75, xx + 563 pp., numerous tables & ills

    Bruno David

    págs. 139-142

    

  • Are Memories Made of This?: Archaeologies of the Greek Past: Landscape, Monuments, and Memories, by Susan E. Alcock, 2002. (WB Stanford Memorial Lectures Series.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-81355-7 hardback, £37.42 & US$60; ISBN 0-521-89000-4 paperback, £13.72 & US$22, xiii + 222 pp., 48 figs

    Robin Osborne

    págs. 142-144