Landscapes

Landscapes
Volume 31.2 (Nov 2016)

Editor: Ian Ostericher

Book Review Editor: Benjamin Hinson

1. Introduction: On Landscapes and Photographs
Article

Ian Ostericher

2. Digital Reconstruction of a Sacred Funerary Landscape from Archival Materials
Article

Scott Williams

3. People and Landscape at the Heart of Neolithic Orkney
Article

Caroline Wickham-Jones, Martin Bates, Richard Bates, Sue Dawson and Erin Kavanagh

4. Living on the Edge: Synanthropic Salt Marshes in the Coastal Area of the Northern Netherlands from around 600 BC
Article

Annet Nieuwhof and Mans Shepers

5. Taken by the Sea: New Analyses on the Dynamic Past of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Known as the Former Zuiderzee (the Netherlands)
Article

Yftinus Van Popta

6. Adaptive Cycles in Communities and Landscapes: The Case of Sagalassos and Duzen Tepe During the Classical/Hellenistic Period
Article

Dries Daems and Jeroen Poblome

7. Social Spatiality and Perception in Marginal Funerary Landscapes
Article

Andreja Malavoz

8. Extraction and Empire: Multi-Scalar Approaches to Roman Mining Communities and Industrial Landscapes in Southwest Iberia
Article

Linda Gosner

9. Emotion and Colonialism: Building Affective Ties in Contested Landscapes
Article

Russell Ó Ríagáin

10. Constructing Landscapes in the Museum: A Case Study of Weston Park Museum, Sheffield
Article

Pippa Gardner

11. Ur, The City of the Moon God
Book Review

Authored By: Harriet Crawford

Reviewed By: Silvia Ferrari

12. Mesoamerican Plazas: Arenas of Community and Power
Book Review

Edited By: Kenichiro Tsukamoto and Takeshi Inomata

Reviewed By: Christian Langer

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Landscapes

Landscapes Volume 31.2 (Nov 2016)

1. Introduction: On Landscapes and Photographs Article

2. Digital Reconstruction of a Sacred Funerary Landscape from Archival Materials Article

3. People and Landscape at the Heart of Neolithic Orkney Article

4. Living on the Edge: Synanthropic Salt Marshes in the Coastal Area of the Northern Netherlands from around 600 BC Article

5. Taken by the Sea: New Analyses on the Dynamic Past of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Known as the Former Zuiderzee (the Netherlands) Article

6. Adaptive Cycles in Communities and Landscapes: The Case of Sagalassos and Duzen Tepe During the Classical/Hellenistic Period Article

7. Social Spatiality and Perception in Marginal Funerary Landscapes Article

8. Extraction and Empire: Multi-Scalar Approaches to Roman Mining Communities and Industrial Landscapes in Southwest Iberia Article

9. Emotion and Colonialism: Building Affective Ties in Contested Landscapes Article

10. Constructing Landscapes in the Museum: A Case Study of Weston Park Museum, Sheffield Article

11. Ur, The City of the Moon God Book Review

12. Mesoamerican Plazas: Arenas of Community and Power Book Review