Archaeology and Economic Crises

Archaeology and Economic Crises
Volume 26.1 (Apr 2011)

Editors: Rosalind Wallduck and Suzanne E. Pilaar Birch

Archaeology and Economic Crises

1. Introduction
Article

Rosalind Wallduck and Suzanne E. Pilaar Birch

2. Moving with the Times: A case-study of adaptation to changing environmental conditions in coastal northern Finland
Article

Jennifer Bracewell

3. Agricultural Crisis in the Ancient Southern Andes: Trajectories and evidence for its archaeological study
Article

M. Alejandra Korstanje

4. Reconstructing Economic and Political Problems from the Remains of Royal Tombs: Dynasty XIII of Ancient Egypt
Article

Dawn McCormack

5. ‘Gaps’ in Literacy: Social responses to economic crisis in the Late Bronze Age eastern Mediterranean
Article

Philippa M. Steele

6. Crisis, whose Crisis? The fifth century in south-western Britain
Article

James Gerrard

7. The Economic Crisis and the Coming Second Wave: How the economic situation will affect archaeological practice in universities and government
Article

Kenneth Aitchison

8. Archaeology and the Death of the ‘Celtic Tiger’: Maintaining a relevant curriculum at a time of crisis
Article

Thomas Kador

9. Contextualising Contract Archaeology in Quebec: Political-economy and economic dependencies
Article

Nicolas Zorzin

10. Navigating Crisis and Collapse: A commentary
Article

James H. Barrett

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