An Archaeological Assortment

An Archaeological Assortment
Volume 14.2 (Jan 1997)

Editors: Nicky Milner and Dorian Q Fuller

1. The Concepts of Economy and Habitus in the Study of Later Medieval Cermaic Assemblages
Article

C.G. Cumberpatch

2. How Town Plans Reflect Society
Article

Marlies Heinz

3. Megaliths, Monumentality and Memory
Article

Cornelius J. Holtorf

4. A "Relatively" "Good" Interpretation of Cognitive "Processes": Questioning theory tests of the social mind
Article

Michael D. Franchetti

5. When Archaeology Meets Clio: A Critical Reflection on Writing the History of Archaeology
Article

Ola W. Jensen

6. Phenomenology, Perception and the Museum
Article

Sue Ballard

7. Insidious or Just Boring? An examination of academic writing in archaeology
Article

Nicole Boivin

8. "Is academic archaeological writing boring?" "Maybe" "Uninteresting?" "Never": A reply to Boivin
General Perspectives

Chris Stevens

9. Summary of Critical Histories Meeting, 4 November 1995, McDonald Institute, Cambridge
General Perspectives

Sam Lucy, Sue Thomas and J.D. Hill

10. Down from Olympus: Archaeology and Philhellensism in Germany, 1750 – 1970
Book Review

Authored By: S.L. Marchand

Reviewed By: M.A. Morse

11. Interpreting Archaeology. Finding Meaning in the Past
Book Review

Edited By: I. Hodder et al.

Reviewed By: Darren Lee Long

12. Social Approaches to Viking Studies
Book Review

Edited By: R. Samson

Reviewed By: K. Bornholdt

13. The Archaeology of Ethnicity. Constructing Identities in the Past and Present
Book Review

Authored By: S. Jones

Reviewed By: M. Ravn

14. Archaeology, Annales and Ethnohistory
Book Review

Edited By: A.B. Knapp

Reviewed By: Chris Gosden

15. The Annales School and Archaeology
Book Review

Edited By: J. Binliff

Reviewed By: Chris Gosden

16. The Concept of Goddess
Book Review

Edited By: S. Billington and M. Green

Reviewed By: Sophie Bergerbrant

17. Preserving the Past
Book Review

Edited By: M. Hunter

Reviewed By: W.F. Baxter

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An Archaeological Assortment

An Archaeological Assortment Volume 14.2 (Jan 1997)

1. The Concepts of Economy and Habitus in the Study of Later Medieval Cermaic Assemblages Article

2. How Town Plans Reflect Society Article

3. Megaliths, Monumentality and Memory Article

4. A "Relatively" "Good" Interpretation of Cognitive "Processes": Questioning theory tests of the social mind Article

5. When Archaeology Meets Clio: A Critical Reflection on Writing the History of Archaeology Article

6. Phenomenology, Perception and the Museum Article

7. Insidious or Just Boring? An examination of academic writing in archaeology Article

8. "Is academic archaeological writing boring?" "Maybe" "Uninteresting?" "Never": A reply to Boivin General Perspectives

9. Summary of Critical Histories Meeting, 4 November 1995, McDonald Institute, Cambridge General Perspectives

10. Down from Olympus: Archaeology and Philhellensism in Germany, 1750 – 1970 Book Review

11. Interpreting Archaeology. Finding Meaning in the Past Book Review

12. Social Approaches to Viking Studies Book Review

13. The Archaeology of Ethnicity. Constructing Identities in the Past and Present Book Review

14. Archaeology, Annales and Ethnohistory Book Review

15. The Annales School and Archaeology Book Review

16. The Concept of Goddess Book Review

17. Preserving the Past Book Review