Bibliography: Orientation in authors and themes
House in Prehistory
© 2009 International Institute of Anthropology
© 2009 Lolita Nikolova, PhD
Created: 3-30-09
© 2009 Lolita Nikolova, PhD
Created: 3-30-09
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Bailey, Douglass W. (2000). Balkan Prehistory: Exclusion, Incorporation and
Identity. Routledge
Gheorghiu, Dragos (2009) Built to Be Burnt: The Building and Combustion of
Chalcolithic Dwellings in the Lower Danube and Eastern Carpathian Areas by
Dragos Gheorghiu (Romania). In Nikolova, Lolita, Merlini, Marco and Comsa,
Alexandra, Circumpontica in Prehistory, p. 55 sq. BAR INtenrational Series (in
print).
Middleton, W. D. (2004 online). Identifying Chemical Activity Residues on
Prehistoric House Floors: A Methodology And Rationale For Multi-Elemental
Characterization of a Mild Acid Extract of Anthropogenic Sediments. Archaeometry
46, 1, 47 - 65.
Nikolova, Lolita. (1999). The Balkans in Later Prehistory. BAR International series
791.
Rassmusen, Marianne (Ed.). (2007). Iron Age houses in flames: testing house
reconstructions at Lejre (Studies in Technology and Culture 3). 192 pages,
numerous colour & b&w illustrations, DVD. 2007. Lejre: Lejre Historical-
Archaeological and Experimental Centre; 978-87-87567-55-5. (Review)
Rushworth, Alan (Online). Archaeological Practice. http://www.
archaeologicalpractice.co.uk/staff/index.htm
Stefanovic, Mirjana. (1997). The Age of Clay: The Social Dynamics of House
Destruction. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 16, (4): 334-395. Abstract.
One of the most influential articles world-wide based on materials from the
Balkans.
Stefanovic, Mirjana. (2002). Burned houses in the Neolithic of South East Europe.
In: Gheorghiu, Dragos (Ed.), Fire in archaeology, 55-62. Oxford: BAR. BAR
International series 1089.
Wikipedia (Online). Vinča. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin%C4%8Da_culture
----- (Online). Prehistoric houses. http://www.texasbeyondhistory.
net/kids/images/houses/LL419-GS6.html
Identity. Routledge
Gheorghiu, Dragos (2009) Built to Be Burnt: The Building and Combustion of
Chalcolithic Dwellings in the Lower Danube and Eastern Carpathian Areas by
Dragos Gheorghiu (Romania). In Nikolova, Lolita, Merlini, Marco and Comsa,
Alexandra, Circumpontica in Prehistory, p. 55 sq. BAR INtenrational Series (in
print).
Middleton, W. D. (2004 online). Identifying Chemical Activity Residues on
Prehistoric House Floors: A Methodology And Rationale For Multi-Elemental
Characterization of a Mild Acid Extract of Anthropogenic Sediments. Archaeometry
46, 1, 47 - 65.
Nikolova, Lolita. (1999). The Balkans in Later Prehistory. BAR International series
791.
Rassmusen, Marianne (Ed.). (2007). Iron Age houses in flames: testing house
reconstructions at Lejre (Studies in Technology and Culture 3). 192 pages,
numerous colour & b&w illustrations, DVD. 2007. Lejre: Lejre Historical-
Archaeological and Experimental Centre; 978-87-87567-55-5. (Review)
Rushworth, Alan (Online). Archaeological Practice. http://www.
archaeologicalpractice.co.uk/staff/index.htm
Stefanovic, Mirjana. (1997). The Age of Clay: The Social Dynamics of House
Destruction. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 16, (4): 334-395. Abstract.
One of the most influential articles world-wide based on materials from the
Balkans.
Stefanovic, Mirjana. (2002). Burned houses in the Neolithic of South East Europe.
In: Gheorghiu, Dragos (Ed.), Fire in archaeology, 55-62. Oxford: BAR. BAR
International series 1089.
Wikipedia (Online). Vinča. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin%C4%8Da_culture
----- (Online). Prehistoric houses. http://www.texasbeyondhistory.
net/kids/images/houses/LL419-GS6.html
Excavations:
Sozopol-Budzhaka
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Sozopol-Budzhaka
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