Notice catalographique « Science in archaeology : an agenda for the future »

• Bayley, Justine
• English Heritage

Contents:

Questions for Palaeolithic science and science for Palaeolithic questions
Clive Gamble

The return of the natives: AMS radiocarbon dating
of Magdalenian artefacts and recolonisation of northern Europe after the last ice age
Rupert A Housley

Genetics and the Palaeolithic
Bryan Sykes

The expensive tissue hypothesis and the evolution
of the human adaptive niche: a study in comparative anatomy
Leslie C Aiello

Priority and opportunity: reconstructing the European Middle Palaeolithic climate and landscape
Tjeerd H van Andel and P C Tzedakis

Large mammal hunting strategies in the Palaeolithic
of Europe: a taphonomic approach
Sabine Gaudzinski

What do we want to know? Questions for archaeological
science from the Mesolithic to the Iron Age
Richard Bradley

Detection of human impact on the natural environment: palynological views
Kevin J. Edwards

The study of food remains from prehistoric Britain
Tony Legge and Sebastian Payne

Some thoughts on using scientific dating in English
archaeology and buildings analysis for the next decade
Alex Bayliss

Approaches to the study of metal in the insular
Bronze Age
William O'Brien

Archaeological science and proto-historic societies
Martin Millett

The expansion of agricultural production in late Iron Age and Roman Britain
Marijke van derVeen and Terry O'Connor

Changing the Roman landscape: the role of geophysics and remote sensing
Vincent L Gaffney, Christopher F Gaffney, Mark Corney

Ceramics and lithics: into the future
David Peacock

Metals and metalworking in the first millennium AD
Justine Bayley

Medieval and later: composing an agenda
Grenville Astill

Continuity and change: environmental archaeology in historic periods
Martin Bell and Petra Dark

The archaeological study of medieval English human populations, AD 1066-1540
Simon Mays

On science, buildings archaeology, and new agendas
Matthew H Johnson .

The archaeologist and evidence from field sampling
for medieval and post-medieval technological innovation
David Crossley

• Archaeology - Methodology
• Archéologie - Méthodologie