Contents of published issues

• 1994 Volume 1, issue 2
  
• 1994 Volume 1, issue 1
  
• 1995 Volume 2, issue 1
  
• 1995 Volume 2, issue 2
  
• 1996 Volume 3, issue 1
  
• 1996 Volume 3, issue 2
  
• 1997 Volume 4, issue 1
  
• 1997 Volume 4, issue 2
  
• 1998 Volume 5, issue 1
  
• 1998 Volume 5, issue 2
  
• 1999 Volume 6, issue 1
  
• 1999 Volume 6, issue 2
  
• 2000 Volume 7, issue 1
  
• 2000 Volume 7, issue 2
  
• 2001 Volume 8, issue 1
  
• 2001 Volume 8, issue 2
  
• 2002 Volume 9, issue 1
  
• 2002 Volume 9, issue 2
  

• volume 1, issue 1, January 1994, 96 pp.

  Editorial

  Dutch perspectives on contemporary archaeology. An editorial statement
  Jos Bazelmans, Peter van Dommelen, Jan Kolen and Jan Slofstra

  Discussion article

  Recent developments in Dutch archaeology. A scientific-historical outline Jan Slofstra

  Discussion

  • Stereotypes and Big Brothers. An Anglo-German perspective on Dutch archaeology Heinrich Härke
  • The Dutch experience experienced from Britain Ian Hodder
  • Another participant's view on Dutch archaeology in post-war times Leendert P. Louwe Kooijmans
  • The history of European archaeology as evidence for a philosophy of science? Herman C.D.G. de Regt

  Notes

  • A ruined past: experience and reality. An archaeological dialogue with Michael Shanks Jos Bazelmans, Peter van Dommelen, Jan Kolen and Michael Shanks
  • Power and politics in Dutch archaeology. A review of the second conference on archaeology and theory in the Netherlands Peter Jongste

  Reviews

  • Moving into sectors. Recent Dutch studies on the European Upper Palaeolithic Nico Arts
  • Pioniers in protohistory Lotte Hedeager
  • Medieval archaeology in the Netherlands. A study of historic enlightenment Richard Hodges

• volume 1, issue 2, August 1994, 80 pp.

  Discussion article

  Tradition and change. Burial practices in the Late Neolithic and Bronze Age in the north- eastern Netherlands Eric Lohof

  Discussion

  • Tradition and change in the interpretation of burial practices Eric Drenth
  • Thoughts on death and gender Marie-Louise Stig Sørensen
  • Grounding arguments about burials Stephen Shennan
  • Performances of the living Julian Thomas

  Notes

  • Whispers from the context of real life. Towards pluriformity in archaeology Sander van der Leeuw
  • The disputed past, present and future of Dutch archaeology. A reply to comments on `Recent developments in Dutch archaeology' Jan Slofstra

  Review

  The imprint of imperialism. Greece under the empire Luuk de Ligt

• volume 2, issue 1, January 1995, 78 pp

  Discussion article 1

  The cultural biography of urnfields and the long-term history of a mythical landscape Nico Roymans

  Discussion

  • Contentious landscapes Barbara Bender
  • From landscape to individuality Aron Gurevich
  • Of `little people' and ancient monuments Ton Lemaire
  • Archaeology, folklore and the ideational dimension of space Nico Roymans

  Discussion article 2

  Social meanings of household spaces. A modern material culture study in an Anatolian village Ayla Çevik

  Discussion

  Social dimensions of domestic architecture. A comment from Mediterranean archaeology Margriet Haagsma

  Notes

  • Explaining human origins. An archaeological dialogue with Wiktor Stoczkowski Raymond Corbey
  • The new Dutch section of the State Museum of Archaeology. Torn between lovers! Eric Jacobs
  • A reply to comments on `Tradition and change' Eric Lohof

• volume 2, issue 2, November 1995, 95 pp.

  Editorial

  The 'Malta Convention' and the future of the historical landscape Jan Slofstra

  Discussion article

  On Magdalenian mobility and land use in north-west Europe. Some methodological considerations Eelco Rensink

  Discussion

  • The desirable and the possible Françoise Audouze
  • Keeping up with the Magdalenian Clive Gamble
  • Pushing the envelope Tim Murray

  Notes

  • Archaeology bound for Malta. A leap in the right direction Roel Brandt
  • Recreating (in) nature, visiting history. Second thoughts on landscape reserves and their role in the preservation and experience of the historic environment Jan Kolen
  • On a creative middle ground between the extremes. An archaeological dialogue with Bruce G. Trigger David Van Reybrouck

• Volume 3, issue 1, April 1996, 93 pp.

  Editorial

  Towards a Heideggerian archaeology? David van Reybrouck

  Discussion article

  A précis of 'Time, Culture and Identity' Julian Thomas

  Discussion

  • Can we take the Aryan out of Heideggerian? Chris Gosden
  • The liquidation of material things Susanne Küchler
  • Heidegger and archaeology Th.C.W. Oudemans
  • The phenomenology of the British Neolithic? Mark Patton
  • Sherlock Holmes and Martin Heidegger James F. Weiner
  • A response to my critics Julian Thomas

  Notes

  • On writing about archaeology in the English language Christopher Chippindale
  • From Sydney to Sarajevo. A centenary reflection on archaeology and European identity Tim Murray
  • Networks in ancient times. Some comments on Gamble's notion of alliance Alexander Verpoorte
  • Socializing landscape. Second thoughts about the cultural biography of urnfields David Fontijn

  Review

  Social space and the city. The case of Pompeii Antoine Mientjes

• Volume 3, issue 2, December 1996, 156 pp.

  Editorial

  Archaeological Dialogues and regional archaeological projects
  Discussion article

  Built heritage and the politics of (re)presentation. Local reactions to the appropriation of the monumental past in Sardinia Peter Odermatt

  Discussion

  • Monumental indifference? A response to Odermatt Michael Herzfeld
  • Appropriation and preservation: (built) heritage as a common good M. Beatrice Annis
  • Marketing the past Orvar Löfgren
  • Heritage lines Peter Fowler
  • Heritage and identity Peter Odermatt

  Special section

  The theory, history and methodology of regional archaeological projects an introduction Peter van Dommelen and Mieke Prent

  • ‘Settlement patterns' or ‘landscape studies'? Reconciling Reason and Romance Andrew Sherratt
  • Regional archaeological projects. Changing perspectives on landscape and culture Graeme Barker
  • Inside and outside the landscape. Perceptions of the Pontine Region in Central Italy Peter Attema
  • The Maaskant project. Continuity and change of a regional research project Harry Fokkens
  • Field survey methods in Central Italy (Etruria and Umbria). Between local knowledge and regional traditions Nicola Terrenato
  • The South-Netherlands project. Changing perspectives on landscape and culture Nico Roymans
  • Interactions of theory, methodology and practice. Retrospect and commentary John Bintliff

• Volume 4, issue 1, June 1997, 124 pp.

  Editorial

  discussion article 1

  Archaeology between the invention and the destruction of the landscape Ton Lemaire

  discussion

  • There is only Mount Jingting Augustin Bergue
    
  • Inhabiting modern landscape Denis Cosgrove
    
  • The picture is not the terrain Maps, paintings and the dwelt-in world Tim Ingold
    
  • Ambiguous landscape(s) Ton Lemaire

  discussion article 2

  Working the land: imagining the landscape Richard Bradley

  discussion

  • Different perceptions of organizing life John C. Barrett

  discussion article 3

  Geographical Information Systems Methodical progress and theoretical decline? Milco Wansleeben and Leo Verhart

  discussion

  • GIS: a useful research technique, not an end in itself Simon Stoddart

  notes
  • On the natural history of the peasant landscape Jos Bazelmans, Jan Kolen and H.T. Waterbolk
    
  • Cultural identity and regional archaeological project. Beyond ethical questions Michael Fotiadis
    
  • Anthropocentrism revisited. A contemplative archaeological critique Håkan Karlsson
    
  • Anthropocentrism without a centre? A reply to Håkan Karlsson Julian Thomas

  List of contributors

• Volume 5, issue 2, December 1997, 110 p

  discussion article

  The transformation of landscape and religious representations in Roman Gaul Ton Derks

  discussion

  • Interesting times... Sue Alcock
    
  • The politics of ideology John Scheid
    
  • Landscape and cosmology Jarich Oosten
    
  • Interpreting local and indigenous ritual Martin Millett
    
  • Public and private ways of organizing the landscape Ton Derks

  discussion article

  Relativism, objectivity and the politics of the past Lampeter Archaeology Workshop

  discussion

  • Beyond relativism? Diederick Raven
    
  • On the relativity of relativism Ulrich Veit
    
  • Relativising relativism Ian Hodder

  discussion article

  Patterns of names, patterns of places Political geography in medieval Swaledale Andrew Fleming

  discussion

  Place-names in context Gillian Fellows-Jensen

  note

  The history of the Ertebølle parallel in Dutch neolithic studies and the the spell of the point-based pottery Daan Raemaekers

• Volume 5, issue 1, July 1998, 85 p

  In memoriam Stefan Bekaert (1969-1998)

  discussion article

  Multiple levels of meaning and the tension of consciousness How to interpret iron technology in Bantu Africa Stefan Bekaert

  debate

  • Beyond caricature and polemics and towards a healthy archaeology Philip L. Kohl
    
  • Presentism and the LAW Reinhard Bernbeck and Susan Pollock
    
  • A siege mentality at Lampeter? Let Ludwig in – He’s a friend John Bintliff
    
  • Relativism, politics and debate Lampeter Archaeology Workshop

    
    

  notes

  • Approaches to the perception of landscape Philosophy, theory, methodology Robert Johnston
    
  • Landscapes of power in nineteenth century Ireland Archaeology and Ordnance Survey maps Angèle Smith

• Volume 5, issue 2, december 1998, 85 p

  editorial

  discussion article

  Who's come a long way, baby? Masculinist approaches to a gendered archaeology A. Bernard Knapp
  

  discussion

  • Flags, guns, snares and the fish Douglass W. Bailey
    
  • Do we need 'masculinist' (manly?) defenses of feminist archaeology? Matthew C. Gutmann
    
  • Who's come a long way, dr. Knapp?Paul Treherne
    
  • Masculinist Archaeology?A. Bernard Knapp

  notes

  Oh my Goddess! Archaeology, sexuality and ecofeminism Lynn Meskell
  

  Romancing the Stones Towards a virtual and elemental AveburyJoshua Pollard and Mark Gillings
  

• Volume 6 issue 1, july 1999, 75 p

  discussion article

  An archaeological approach to the concept of valueMycenaean pottery at Ugarit (Syria) Gert-Jan van Wijngaarden
  

  discussion

  • The burden of being Mycenaean Francis A. De Mita Jr.
    
  • Value beyond Ugarit Sofia Voutsaki
    
  • Value, meaning and context in the interpretation of Mycenaean ceramics Todd Whitelaw
    
  • The value of an archaeological approach: a reply Gert-Jan van Wijngaarden

    
    

  discussion

  • Dutch Swifterbant and Swedish Ertebølle A debate on regionality and ceramic analysis Regionality in the study of the Ertebølle culture Ole Stilborg
    
  • A response to Stilborg's plea for regional analysis Daan Raemaekers
    

  note

  • The luxury of abundanceSyntheses of Irish prehistory David Fontijn and David Van Reybrouck
    

• Volume 6, issue 2, december 1999, 85 p

  discussion article

  To build and to abandon The cultural biography of late prehistoric houses and farmsteads in the southern Netherlands Fokke Gerritsen
  

  discussion

  • Merits and limits of the biographic approach Marcel Vellinga
    
  • Abandoned but not forgotten: Gerritsen on the domestic lifecycle Lisa Nevett
    
  • Place, house, person Niall Sharples
    
  • A house built on rock?A reply to Nevett, Sharples and Vellinga Fokke Gerritsen

  discussion article

  Sacralising the Past Cults of Archaeology in Modern Greece Yannis Hamilakis and Eleana Yalouri
  

  discussion

  • Multiple readings of the same Golden Age Margarita Díaz-Andreu
    
  • From Sacralising to Sacrilege? Possible Alternative Relationships of Religion, Nationalism, and Archaeology Neil Asher Silberman
    
  • Continuities: essentialist or sensory? David Sutton
    
  • Of acts and words Alexandra Alexandri
    
  • Sacred past, profane performancesA reply Yannis Hamilakis and Eleana Yalouri

   

• Volume 7, issue 1, september 2000, 95 p

  editorial

  Facing Europeanism

  discussion articles

  'Reflexiveness' in archaeology, nationalism, and Europeanism Alexander Gramsch
  
  Rome, Maastricht and Amsterdam The common European heritage Johanna D. Tzanidaki
  

  discussion

  • Talking about readings of the past: a delusive debate Marc-Antoine Kaeser
    
  • Archaeology and Europe: 'reflexiveness' and action Willem J.H. Willems

  discussion article

  Death, fire and abandonment Ritual practice at late neolithic Tell Sabi Abyad, Syria Marc Verhoeven
  

  discussion

  • Interpreting the unique Jonathan Last
    
  • Comments Stuart Campbell
    
  • Structure, diversity and context in neolithic ritual practice: a reply to Stuart Campbell and Jonathan Last Marc Verhoeven
    

  discussion

  Virtual Avebury revisited
  • In defence of maps and plans Mark Bowden
    
  • 'Erecting Altars to Unknown Gods' A reply to Bowden Mark Gillings and Joshua Pollard
    

• Volume 7, issue 2, December 2000, 240 p

   

  discussion article

  The exhibition of architecture and the architecture of an exhibition. The changing face of the Pergamon museum Reinhard Bernbeck

  discussion

  • Where does history meet theory ? Classical heritage, past and present   Giovanna Ceserania
    
  • The construction of meanings in museums Elizabeth Crooke
  • Museum history, museum theory: a reply Reinhard Bernbeck

     

  note

  Buried lives. Forensic archaeology and the disappeared in Argentinia Zoë Crossland
  

  review essay

  Theory and tradition in German archaeology Ulrike Sommer
  

  special section

  • Of calories and culture. Introduction to the archaeological dialogues special section on food and foodways Fokke Gerritsen
    
  • Grateful prey and animal sign. Reflections on food, the Palaeolithic and the nature-culture dichotomy. Alexander Verpoorte
    
  • The raw, the cooked and the burnt. Reflections on food and animals in the Hebridean Iron Age Ewan Campbell
   
  • Byzantine garlic and Turkish delight. Dining habits and cultural change in central Greece from Byzantine tot Ottoman times Joanita Vroom 
   
  • Eating Money. A study in the ethnoarchaeology of food Mike Parker Pearson  
   
  • Leaving you hungry for more...Retrospect and commentary Susan E. Alcock 

• Volume 8, issue 1, january 2001, 96 p

  discussion article

  Rural settlement in the Age of Reason. Archaeologies of capitalism and the recent history of Highland Scotland Chris Dalglish
  
  

  discussion

  • Localised capitalism in global Historical Archaeology. A discussion of the archaeology of improvement in Scotland Uzi Baram
    
  • Linking local to global. An integrated archaeology of capitalism Lisa Kealhofer
   
  • Unsustainable capitalism Alan Macinnes
   
  • What can archaeology say about capitalism ? Carmel Schrire
   
  • Archaeologies of capitalism. Theory, method and the reconsideration of the Scottish Highlands Chris Dalglish
   

  notes

   

  • O Menino do Lapedo. Lagar Velho 1 and the perceptions of the Neanderthals Eric Trinkaus, Joào Zilhào and Cidália Duarte
    
  • Howling wolf. The archaeology of Lewis Binford David van Reybrouck

   

• Volume 8, issue 2, december 2001, 

  discussion article

  Roman narratives. The writing of archaeological discourse - a view from Britain Ray Laurence
  
  

  discussion

  • Comment on Ray Laurence, 'Roman narratives...'  Anthony Snodgrass
    
  • Splendid isolation ? A glimpse into contemporary British archaeology Miguel John Versluys
   
  • Farewell to romanisation Dirk Krausse
   
  • A comment on Ray Laurence's Roman narratives, the writing of archaeological discourses- a view from Britain  Richard Hingley
   
  • The power of narrative. Romanisation in the 21st century Ray Laurence
   

  discussion

  • The trouble with Neandertals Marco Langbroek
    

  • Troubling the Neandertals A reply to Langbroek’s 'The trouble with Neandertals' João Zilhão and Erik Trinkaus

  • Troubled by Neandertals A reply to Zilhão and Trinkaus Marco Langbroek

  notes

  • Matter as process The spatiotemporal constitution of archaeological data Josara de Lange

        Volume 9, issue 1,  2002,

          Discussion Articles

        Generations of aristocracy. Continuities and discontinuities in the societies of Interior Gaul Greg Woolf

        Batavians and Romans on the Lower Rhine. The Romanisation of a frontier area Jan Slofstra

Discussion

• Time and space  Michel Christol
  
• Comment on Greg Woolf's 'Generations of aristocracy' and Jan Slofstra's 'Batavians and Romans'  John Creighton
  
• Story-telling in Roman archaeology Louise Revell

• Perspectives on changes in early Roman Gaul Peter S. Wells

• Making the most of historical Roman archaeology Greg Woolf
  
• Story-telling and theory. A reply  Jan Sloftra

   

Volume 9, issue 2,  2002,

editorial

Heading south, looking north. Why we need a postcolonial archaeology Nick Shepherd

Archaeology as encounter Reuben Grima

Crossing boundaries. Some thoughts about communication in archaeology Nicola Laneri

discussion article

The invention of hunter-gatherers in seventeenth- century Europe Mark Pluciennik

discussion

• Hunter-gatherers:seventeenth or eighteenth-century invention? Alan Barnard 
  
• The invention of hunter-gatherers in seventeenth century europe?A comment on Mark Pluciennik Marek Zvelibel

• On The invention of hunter–gatherers in seventeenth century Europe Pieter van de Velde

• Enlightened views of the transition to agriculture Peter Bogucki

• The invention of hunter-gatherers in seventeenth-century Europea comment from Upper Mesopotamia, Near East Damien Bischof

• History matters: a reply Mark Pluciennik