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Preface Introduction: towards a mature archaeology Ian Hodder Part I. Ethnographic models: pre-depositional theory: 1. Anthropological models in archaeological perspective George Dalton 2. Kalinga pottery: an ethnoarchaeological study William Longacre 3. Society, economy and culture: an ethnographic case study amongst the Lozi Ian Hodder 4. People and space: a case study on material behaviour Roland Flectcher Part II. Settlement Pattern: despositional, post-depositional and analytical theory: 5. Stone Age visiting cards: approaches to the study of early land use patterns Glynn Isaac 6. Off-site archaeology: an alternative approach for the short-sited Robert Foley 7. Black holes in British prehistory: the analysis of settlement distributions Les Groube 8. The colonisation of Europe: the analysis of settlement processes Fred Hamond Part III. Subsistence Pattern: analytical and interpretive theory: 9. Population, resources and explanation in prehistory Paul Wilkinson 10. Plough and pastoralism: aspects of the secondary products revolution Andrew Sherratt 11. Counting sheep in Neolithic and Bronze Age Greece Paul Halstead 12. The effects of environmental change on the scheduling of visits to the Elands Bay Cave, Cape Province S.A John Parkington Part IV. Social Pattern: analytical and interpretive theory: 13. Conceptual frameworks for the explanation of sociocultural change Christopher Tilley 14. Archaeological theory and communal burial in prehistoric Europe Robert Chapman 15. Towards a socioeconomic model for the Middle Bronze Age in southern England Ann Ellison Index.
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