Desert Archaeology

Desert Archaeology
Volume 34.1 (Apr 2019)

Editors: Camila Alday and Sara Morrisset

1. Introduction
Article

Camila Alday and Sara Morrisset

2. Desert Archaeology — A Commentary
Article

Paul Lane

3. Commentary: Desert Shaped by People, or People shaped by Desert? Reflections of an Egyptologist
Article

Alex Loktionov

4. Persistent Places and Places of Memory: Archaeological Markers of Long-term Connection to Country in the Inland Pilbara, Western Australia
Article

Caroline Bird, James W. Rhoads and Fiona Hook

5. Tracks in the Sand: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Archaeology of Mobile Desert Communities
Article

Kirk Roberts, Laura Morabito, Gareth Rees and José Carvajal López

6. Circulating in the Peruvian Coastal Desert in Pre-Columbian Times: A view from Tambo Colorado (Pisco Valley, Peru)
Article

Cléa Moulin

7. Destroyed Rock Art: Signs of Conflict Between Prehistoric Hunter-gatherer Groups on the Edge of North-western Namibia's Namib Desert
Article

Peter Breunig

8. Dance for Mother Lake on the Arid Titiqaqa Plateau: Observations from Fieldwork Seasons 1993-2005
Article

Mary Louise Stone

9. A Look to the North and South: Camelid Herding Strategies in the Desert Coast of Peru
Article

Aleksa K. Alaica and Luis Manuel Gonzalez La Rosa

10. Provisioning of Water and Food at the Desert Ports of Southern Peru, AD 1821-1879
Article

Maria Fernanda Boza Cuadro

11. Women in Mongol Iran: The Khātūns, 1206 – 1335
Article

Kyra Kaercher

12. A Future in Ruins: UNESCO, World Heritage, and the Dream of Peace
Book Review

Authored By: Lynn Meskell

Reviewed By: Adrian Oyaneder

13. The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of Childhood
Book Review

Edited By: Sally Crawford, Dawn Hadley and Gillian Shepherd

Reviewed By: Benjamin Hinson

14. Multispecies Archaeology
Book Review

Edited By: Suzanne Pilaar Birch

Reviewed By: Caroline Tully

15. The Oxford Handbook of the Incas
Book Review

Edited By: Sonia Alconini and R. Alan Covey

Reviewed By: Noa Corcoran-Tadd

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Desert Archaeology

Desert Archaeology Volume 34.1 (Apr 2019)

1. Introduction Article

2. Desert Archaeology — A Commentary Article

3. Commentary: Desert Shaped by People, or People shaped by Desert? Reflections of an Egyptologist Article

4. Persistent Places and Places of Memory: Archaeological Markers of Long-term Connection to Country in the Inland Pilbara, Western Australia Article

5. Tracks in the Sand: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Archaeology of Mobile Desert Communities Article

6. Circulating in the Peruvian Coastal Desert in Pre-Columbian Times: A view from Tambo Colorado (Pisco Valley, Peru) Article

7. Destroyed Rock Art: Signs of Conflict Between Prehistoric Hunter-gatherer Groups on the Edge of North-western Namibia's Namib Desert Article

8. Dance for Mother Lake on the Arid Titiqaqa Plateau: Observations from Fieldwork Seasons 1993-2005 Article

9. A Look to the North and South: Camelid Herding Strategies in the Desert Coast of Peru Article

10. Provisioning of Water and Food at the Desert Ports of Southern Peru, AD 1821-1879 Article

11. Women in Mongol Iran: The Khātūns, 1206 – 1335 Article

12. A Future in Ruins: UNESCO, World Heritage, and the Dream of Peace Book Review

13. The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of Childhood Book Review

14. Multispecies Archaeology Book Review

15. The Oxford Handbook of the Incas Book Review