Dangerous Liaisons? Archaeology in East and West

Dangerous Liaisons? Archaeology in East and West
Volume 8.1 (Mar 1989)

Editors: Simon Kaner and Sarah Taylor

1. Editorial: full of Eastern promise?
Article

Simon Kaner and Sarah Taylor

2. Chinese archaeology: past and present
Article

An Zhimin (Translated by Sarah Taylor)

3. Foreign archaeologists in Japan: strategies for exploitation
Article

Peter Bleed

4. Chinese archaeology and the West
Article

Chen Chun

5. Contemporary Japanese archaeology and society
Article

Habu Junko

6. Morse's left hand
Article

Maeda Mitsuo

7. Ethnicity in East Asia: approaches to the Wa
Article

Mark J. Hudson

8. Lelang and the 'interaction sphere': an alternative approach to Korean state formation
Article

Pai Hyung Il

9. Human sacrifice and ancient Chinese society
Article

Huang Zhan Yue

10. The study of keyhole shaped tombs and Japanese archaeology
Article

Hojo Yoshitaka (Translated by Simon Kaner)

11. Japan and world megaliths: a reflection on Hojo's study
Article

Chris Scarre

12. Early iron metallurgy in Korea
Article

Yoon Dong Suk

13. Technologies of the self and the constitution of the subject
Article

Julian Thomas

14. Did anyone see which way the argument ran? It's wanted for questioning
Article

William Watson

15. A paucity of theory: TAG '88
Article

John Carman

16. Agency and the individual
Article

Matthew Johnson

17. Latest news from the Active Museum of Berlin: ARC, UNESCO, and the red green coalition
Article

Frederick Baker

18. Archaeological Heritage Management in the Modern World
Book Review

Edited By: H.F. Cleere

Reviewed By: John Carman

19. Conflict in the Archaeology of Living Traditions
Book Review

Edited By: R. Layton

Reviewed By: A. Abramowicz

20. Centre and Periphery in the Ancient World: New Directions in Archaeology
Book Review

Edited By: M. Rowlands, M. Larsen and K. Kristiansen

Reviewed By: J.D. Hill

21. Centre and Periphery: Comparative Studies in Archaeology
Book Review

Edited By: T. Champion

Reviewed By: J.D. Hill

22. Studies in the Neolithic and Urban Revolutions: The V. Gordon Childe Colloquium - Mexico 1986
Book Review

Edited By: Linda Manzanilla

Reviewed By: D.W. Bailey

23. Burial and Ancient Society
Book Review

Authored By: I. Morris

Reviewed By: Lisa Nevett

24. The Sea-Craft of Prehistory
Book Review

Authored By: P. Johnstone

Reviewed By: Cyprian Broodbank

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Dangerous Liaisons? Archaeology in East and West

Dangerous Liaisons? Archaeology in East and West Volume 8.1 (Mar 1989)

1. Editorial: full of Eastern promise? Article

2. Chinese archaeology: past and present Article

3. Foreign archaeologists in Japan: strategies for exploitation Article

4. Chinese archaeology and the West Article

5. Contemporary Japanese archaeology and society Article

6. Morse's left hand Article

7. Ethnicity in East Asia: approaches to the Wa Article

8. Lelang and the 'interaction sphere': an alternative approach to Korean state formation Article

9. Human sacrifice and ancient Chinese society Article

10. The study of keyhole shaped tombs and Japanese archaeology Article

11. Japan and world megaliths: a reflection on Hojo's study Article

12. Early iron metallurgy in Korea Article

13. Technologies of the self and the constitution of the subject Article

14. Did anyone see which way the argument ran? It's wanted for questioning Article

15. A paucity of theory: TAG '88 Article

16. Agency and the individual Article

17. Latest news from the Active Museum of Berlin: ARC, UNESCO, and the red green coalition Article

18. Archaeological Heritage Management in the Modern World Book Review

19. Conflict in the Archaeology of Living Traditions Book Review

20. Centre and Periphery in the Ancient World: New Directions in Archaeology Book Review

21. Centre and Periphery: Comparative Studies in Archaeology Book Review

22. Studies in the Neolithic and Urban Revolutions: The V. Gordon Childe Colloquium - Mexico 1986 Book Review

23. Burial and Ancient Society Book Review

24. The Sea-Craft of Prehistory Book Review