Seen and Unseen Spaces

Seen and Unseen Spaces
Volume 30.1 (Apr 2015)

Editors: Matthew Dalton, Georgie Peters and Ana Tavares

1. Introduction: Seen and Unseen Spaces
Article

Matthew Dalton and Georgie Peters & Ana Tavares

2. 'Out of Sight': The role of Kfar HaHoresh within the PPNB landscape of the Lower Galilee, Israel
Article

Michal Birkenfeld and A. Nigel Goring-Morris

3. Site and Scene: Evaluating visibility in monument placement during the Bronze Age of West Penwith, Cornwall, United Kingdom
Article

Chelsee Arbour

4. (In)visible cities: The abandoned Early Bronze Age tells in the landscape of the Intermediate Bronze Age southern Levant
Article

Sarit Paz

5. 'All that we see or seem': Space, memory and Greek akropoleis
Article

akropoleis

6. Becoming Visible: The formation of urban boundaries in the oppidum of Manching (Bavaria)
Article

Thimo Jacob Brestel

7. Mutable spaces and unseen places: A study of access, communication and spatial control in households at Early Iron Age (EIA) Zagora on Andros
Article

Kristen Mann

8. Privacy and Production: Sensory aspects of household industry in Classical and Hellenistic Greece
Article

Katherine Harrington

9. Some thoughts on the habits of graffiti-writing: Visual aspects of scratched inscriptions within Pompeian houses
Article

Polly Lohmann

10. Visibility, private religion and the urban landscape of Amarna
Article

Anna Stevens

11. In the eyes of the other: The mythological wall reliefs in the Southwest Palace at Nineveh
Article

Kiersten A. Neumann

12. Ziggurats: A viewer's guide
Article

Mary Shepperson

13. Modelling household identity in a multi-ethnic society
Article

Miriam Müller

14. From vision to cosmovision: Memory and the senses in the creation of Maya ritual space
Article

Lisa M. Johnson, James M. Crandall and Lucas R. Martindale Johnson

15. Visualising personhood: Race, space and materiality in the historic mortuary landscapes of eastern Long Island
Article

Emily Button Kambic

16. Segregation of mortuary spaces within the context of double funerals: An ethnoarchaeological approach applied to Neolithic Pouilly
Article

Jennifer Kerner

17. Creating visual boundaries between the 'sacred' and 'secular' in New Kingdom Egypt
Article

Nicola Harrington

18. Life after death: Shrouded burials in later Anglo-Saxon England
Article

Siân Mui

19. Archaeology and the Senses: Human Experience, Memory, and Affect
Book Review

Authored By: Yannis Hamilakis

Reviewed By: Lucy Shipley

20. An Archaeology of the Troubles: The Dark Heritage of Long Kesh/Maze Prison
Book Review

Authored By: Laura McAtackney

Reviewed By: Calum Gavin Robertson

21. Animals as Neighbors. The Past and Present of Commensal Species
Book Review

Authored By: Terry O'Connor

Reviewed By: William C. McGrew

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Seen and Unseen Spaces

Seen and Unseen Spaces Volume 30.1 (Apr 2015)

1. Introduction: Seen and Unseen Spaces Article

2. 'Out of Sight': The role of Kfar HaHoresh within the PPNB landscape of the Lower Galilee, Israel Article

3. Site and Scene: Evaluating visibility in monument placement during the Bronze Age of West Penwith, Cornwall, United Kingdom Article

4. (In)visible cities: The abandoned Early Bronze Age tells in the landscape of the Intermediate Bronze Age southern Levant Article

5. 'All that we see or seem': Space, memory and Greek akropoleis Article

6. Becoming Visible: The formation of urban boundaries in the oppidum of Manching (Bavaria) Article

7. Mutable spaces and unseen places: A study of access, communication and spatial control in households at Early Iron Age (EIA) Zagora on Andros Article

8. Privacy and Production: Sensory aspects of household industry in Classical and Hellenistic Greece Article

9. Some thoughts on the habits of graffiti-writing: Visual aspects of scratched inscriptions within Pompeian houses Article

10. Visibility, private religion and the urban landscape of Amarna Article

11. In the eyes of the other: The mythological wall reliefs in the Southwest Palace at Nineveh Article

12. Ziggurats: A viewer's guide Article

13. Modelling household identity in a multi-ethnic society Article

14. From vision to cosmovision: Memory and the senses in the creation of Maya ritual space Article

15. Visualising personhood: Race, space and materiality in the historic mortuary landscapes of eastern Long Island Article

16. Segregation of mortuary spaces within the context of double funerals: An ethnoarchaeological approach applied to Neolithic Pouilly Article

17. Creating visual boundaries between the 'sacred' and 'secular' in New Kingdom Egypt Article

18. Life after death: Shrouded burials in later Anglo-Saxon England Article

19. Archaeology and the Senses: Human Experience, Memory, and Affect Book Review

20. An Archaeology of the Troubles: The Dark Heritage of Long Kesh/Maze Prison Book Review

21. Animals as Neighbors. The Past and Present of Commensal Species Book Review