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Image, Craft and the Classical World
Recueil d'études consacrées aux contributions de Catherine Johns et Donald Bailey à l'archéologie du monde antique. S'intéressent aux objets comme les lampes, statues, céramiques, etc., de la Grèce mais aussi de l'Italie, de l'Egypte ou encore de l'Empire romain.
Amber in Prehistoric Britain
Infrared absorption spectroscopy is able to pinpoint the source of British Prehistoric amber, here shown by analysis of all surviving finds to be predominantly Baltic. This leads on to a discussion of British amber in a European context, and of its particular significance as a social indicator, and as an item of trade or exchange. Complete with catalogue, analyses, drawings. 231p with figs. (Oxbow Monograph 8, 1991) Pb
People and Spaces in Roman Military Bases
Uses artefact analyses to investigate complex spatial and community relationships inside the walls of early Roman imperial military bases.
Fashioned Selves
Presents a wide ranging examination of the social roles of dressed bodies in ancient contexts, texts, and images.
Le concept de territoires dans le Paléolithique supérieur européen
This book contains papers in French and English Proceedings of the XV World Congress UISPP (Lisbon, 4-9 September 2006). Volume 3. Session C16. Series Editor: Luiz Oosterbeek
English Medieval Industries
English Medieval Industries is an authoritative modern survey of medieval crafts and their products. It is heavily illustrated by pictures of surviving objects and contemporary representations of medieval work. Each industry is approached by material (amongst others stone, tin, lead, copper, iron, brick, glass, leather, bone and wood), discussing its acquisition, working and sale as a finished product. The contributors are the leading experts in their fields. They describe the specialist work that went to make the housing, clothing, tools, vessels and ornaments of medieval people. A general bibliography provides a valuable reference tool.
Ribe Excavations
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Archaeomalacology Revisited
The past decade has witnessed a remarkable momentum in the advancement of archaeomalacological research but there is still a lot of room for progress. These ten papers are the second published proceedings of the archaeomalacology sessions organised by ICAZ (Mexico City, 2006). The contributions revisit important archaeological issues such as provenance of raw materials, dye production and the secondary uses of industrial shell waste, the role of shell artefacts in the symbolic world of diverse civilisations, technology and early cross-regional exchange networks. The papers testify to the merits of using state-of-the-art laboratory techniques to address archaeomalacological questions and demonstrate the interpretative value of integrating malacological expertise with experimental archaeology and detailed knowledge of archaeological context.
Glass Beads from Europe
In nearly 400 color photos the beauty and widespread use of beads is explored. Ranging from antiquity to the modern time, Phoenician, Celtic, Viking, Venetian, African, Bavarian, Bohemian, Dutch, French, and Russian styles are presented along with the fascinating evolution of the beadmaking industry. Their varied uses as symbols, in fashion, and more controversial matters are explored. A price guide is included.
