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Oxford Handbook of Wetland Archaeology

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.03.2013

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234 in-text illustrations

Herausgeber

Aidan O'Sullivan + weitere

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Oxford University Press

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970

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25/17,5/5,6 cm

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1817 g

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Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-957349-3

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Packed with detail but clearly and accessibly written, with generous bibliographies, this is an invaluable reference tool and a worthy addition to any bookshelf. Current World Archaeology Magazine

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.03.2013

Abbildungen

234 in-text illustrations

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

970

Maße (L/B/H)

25/17,5/5,6 cm

Gewicht

1817 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-957349-3

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Libri GmbH
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DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Oxford Handbook of Wetland Archaeology

    • Acknowledgements
    • List of Figures
    • List of Tables
    • List of Contributors
    • 1: Francesco Menotti and Aidan O Sullivan: General introduction to the Handbook
    • Part 1: Wetland occupations: a geographical and chronological perspective
    • Introduction
    • Europe
    • 2: Francesco Menotti: Wetland occupations in prehistoric Europe
    • 3: Aidan O Sullivan: Europe s wetlands from the Migration Period to the Middle Ages: settlement, exploitation and transformation, AD 400-1500
    • The Americas
    • 4: Barbara, A. Purdy: Occupations of past wetland environments in the United States
    • 5: Kathryn Bernick: People-wetland interaction in Canada
    • 6: Tim Beach and Sheryl Luzzadder-Beach: Pre-Columbian people and the wetlands in Central and South America
    • Africa and Asia
    • 7: Peter Mitchell: People and wetlands in Africa
    • 8: Tony, J. Wilkinson: Wetland Archaeology and the role of marshes in the ancient Middle East
    • 9: Yaroslav, V. Kuzmin: The past Eastern Russian wetlands: review of the prehistoric occupation, chronology, economy, and environment
    • 10: Yunfei Zheng: Prehistoric wetland occupations in the Lower regions of Yangtze River, China
    • 11: Akira Matsui and Tomohiro Inoue: Wetland sites in Japan
    • Oceania
    • 12: Geoffrey Irwin: Wetland occupations in New Zealand
    • 13: Sally Brockwell: Australian wetland occupations before and after the Europeans
    • 14: Chris Ballard, Tim Denham and Simon Haberle: Wetland archaeology in the Highlands of New Guinea
    • Part 2: Waterlogged archaeological evidence
    • Introduction
    • Settlements and habitations
    • 15: Pierre Pétrequin: The Alpine region lake-dwellings
    • 16: Jon Henderson and Robert Sands: Irish and Scottish crannogs
    • 17: Renate Ebersbach: Houses, households and settlements: architecture and living spaces
    • Material culture
    • 18: Robert Sands: Portable wooden objects from wetlands
    • 19: Madonna, L. Moss: Fishing traps and weirs on the Northwest Coast of North America: new approaches and new insights
    • 20: Jörg Schibler: Bone and antler artefacts in wetland sites
    • Road networks and transport
    • 21: Richard Brunning and Conor McDermott: Trackways and roads across the wetlands
    • 22: Fiona Haughey: Rivers and lakes: a network of wetland highways
    • Human bodies
    • 23: Wijnand, A.B. van der Sanden: Bog bodies: underwater burials, sacrifices and executions
    • Part 3: Survey and excavation
    • Introduction
    • Survey
    • 24: Andreas Weller and Andreas Bauerochse: Detecting organic materials in waterlogged sediments
    • 25: Ruth Plets: Underwater survey and acoustic detection and characterisation of archaeological materials
    • 36: Richard Brunning: Archaeological strategies for terrestrial wetland landscapes
    • Excavation
    • 27: Martin Bell: Intertidal survey and excavation
    • 28: Glen, H. Doran: Excavation of wet sites
    • Part 4: Multidisciplinary scientific network
    • Introduction
    • 29: Stefanie Jacomet: Archaebotany: the potential of analyses of plant remains from waterlogged archaeological sites
    • 30: Stephen Davis: Insect analysis in wetland archaeology
    • 31: Ciara Clarke: Palaeoecological reconstructions
    • 32: Charles French: Geoarchaeological and soil micromorphological studies in wetland archaeology
    • 33: Angela Schlumbaum and Ceiridwen J. Edwards: Ancient DNA research on wetland archaeological evidence
    • 34: Michel Magny: Palaeoclimatology and archaeology in the wetlands
    • Dating methods
    • 35: Tom Higham: Radiocarbon dating of wetland sites
    • 36: Andre Billamboz: Dendrochronology in wetland archaeology
    • 37: Hiroyuki Kitagawa: Lacustrine varve counting as a dating technique: advantages and disadvantages
    • Part 5: A vulnerable cultural heritage: preservation and conservation
    • Introduction
    • Preservation
    • 38: Denis Ramseyer: Preservation against erosion: protecting lake shores and coastal environments
    • Artefact conservation
    • 39: Dilys Johns: A review of current post-excavation treatment methods for waterlogged organic archaeological materials: the last 20 years
    • Political actions
    • 40: Adrian Olivier: National and international wetland management policies
    • 41: Dale Croes: Wet Site Archaeology on the Northwest Coast of North America and the Native Communities involvement in Managing their Wetland Heritage Sites
    • Part 6: Changing research attitude: towards one archaeology
    • Introduction
    • 42: Robert Van de Noort: Wetland Archaeology in the twenty-first century: adapting to climate change
    • 43: Stijn Arnoldussen: Life history approaches and wetland habitation: a later prehistoric case study from the Dutch delta
    • 44: Mark Harris: Rhythm of wetland life: seasonality and sociality
    • 45: George, P. Nicholas: Towards an Anthropology of Wetland Archaeology: Hunter-Gatherers and Wetlands in Theory and Practice
    • 46: Paolo Bellintani: Long-distance trade routes linked to wetland settlements
    • 47: Kristian Kristiansen: Integrating dry lands and wetlands in late prehistoric farming regimes
    • 48: Peter Bogucki: People, lakes and forest in the Baltic region: a prehistoric perspective
    • Part 7: Wetland archaeology and the public
    • Introduction
    • 49: Marc-Antoine Kaeser: Wetland archaeology in the media and the popular literature: beyond the scholarly taboos of the twentieth century, back to the pioneers
    • 50: Urs Leuzinger: Informing the public: bridging the gap between experts and enthusiasts
    • 51: Gunter Schöbel: Museum exhibitions, open-air museums and hands-on archaeology
    • 52: Bettina Arnold: The lake-dwelling diaspora: museums, private collectors and the evolution of ethics in archaeology
    • Epilogue: Reflections and future perspectives
    • Introduction
    • 53: Charles, F. W. Higham: The archaeology of wetlands: a personal journey
    • 54: Bryony Coles: Concluding remarks and future perspectives
    • Index