The Archaeology of Perception and the Senses

The Archaeology of Perception and the Senses
Volume 15.1 (Jan 1998)

Editors: Carleton Jones and Chris Hayden

1. Interpreting the perceptions of past people
Article

Carleton Jones

2. In the footsteps of the ancestors: a critical review of Christopher Tilley’s “A Phenomenology of Landscape: Places, Paths, and Monuments”
Article

Joanna Brück

3. Retrieval and revision in the interpretation of megalithic art
Article

Muiris O’Sullivan

4. Obesity, monuments and hierarchy: perceptions of size in Temple Period Malta
Article

Chris Hayden

5. Perceptions and interpretations of architecture: a view from the middle ages
Article

Tadhg O’Keefe

6. The hunter’s eye: visual perception and Palaeolithic art
Article

Steve Hudson

7. Mounds, megaliths, music and mind: some thoughts on the acoustical properties and purposes of archaeological spaces
Article

Graeme Lawson, Ian Cross, Chris Scarre and Catherine Hills

8. A History of Engineering in Classical and Medieval Times
Book Review

Authored By: D. Hill

Reviewed By: Quinton Carroll

9. African Material Culture
Book Review

Authored By: M.J. Arnoldi, C.M. Geary and K.L. Hardin

Reviewed By: David N. Edwards

10. The Archaeology of Human Ancestry. Power, Sex and Tradition
Book Review

Edited By: J. Steele and S. Shennan

Reviewed By: Chantal Conneller

11. Architecture and Power in the Ancient Andes: The archaeology of public buildings
Book Review

Authored By: J.D. Moore

Reviewed By: Conn Murphy

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The Archaeology of Perception and the Senses

The Archaeology of Perception and the Senses Volume 15.1 (Jan 1998)

1. Interpreting the perceptions of past people Article

2. In the footsteps of the ancestors: a critical review of Christopher Tilley’s “A Phenomenology of Landscape: Places, Paths, and Monuments” Article

3. Retrieval and revision in the interpretation of megalithic art Article

4. Obesity, monuments and hierarchy: perceptions of size in Temple Period Malta Article

5. Perceptions and interpretations of architecture: a view from the middle ages Article

6. The hunter’s eye: visual perception and Palaeolithic art Article

7. Mounds, megaliths, music and mind: some thoughts on the acoustical properties and purposes of archaeological spaces Article

8. A History of Engineering in Classical and Medieval Times Book Review

9. African Material Culture Book Review

10. The Archaeology of Human Ancestry. Power, Sex and Tradition Book Review

11. Architecture and Power in the Ancient Andes: The archaeology of public buildings Book Review