| British Archaeological Reports, International Series vol. 1139 ISBN 1 84171 334 1 EARLY SYMBOLIC SYSTEMS FOR COMMUNICATION IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE Vols. 1-2 |
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| VOLUME 1 Preface and Acknowledgments, i Contents, iii List of Contributors, viii PART 1 INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1 Archaeology, Linguistics and Genetics: Indo-European Studies at the Beginning of the 21st Century, p. 1 MARK STEFANOVICH CHAPTER 2 Archaeology of Social Change: A Case Study from the Balkans, p. 9 LOLITA NIKOLOVA CHAPTER 3 The Household Cluster Concept in Archaeology: A Brief Review, p. 21 TINA JONGSMA AND HASKEL J. GREENFIELD PART 2 SYMBOLS AND RITUAL CHAPTER 4 Language of Symbols: Communicating with the Supernatural in Prehistoric Anatolia, p. 25 JAK YAKAR CHAPTER 5 Colour in Balkan Prehistory (Alternatives to the Berlin & Kay Colour Paradigm), p. 31 JOHN CHAPMAN CHAPTER 6 Sacred Symbols on Neolithic Cult Objects from the Balkans, p. 57 GHEORGHE LAZAROVICI CHAPTER 7 Cult Practices in the Early Neolithic Village of Rakitovo, p. 65 VELICHKA MATSANOVA CHAPTER 8 The Magic of the Signs or Signs for Magic (Some Comments Based on Decorated Loom-weights from the Neolithic Tell Samovodene, Near Veliko Turnovo), p. 71 ALEXANDER CHOKHADZHIEV CHAPTER 9 On Problems in Identifying Ritual Pottery: The Example of the So-called “Cult-tables”, p. 79 HEINER SCHWARZBERG CHAPTER 10 Pre-writing Signs on Neo-Eneolithic Altars, p. 85 CORNELIA-MAGDA LAZAROVICI CHAPTER 11 Neolithic Pintaderas in Bulgaria (Typology and Comments on Their Ornamentation), p. 97 TANYA DZHANFEZOVA CHAPTER 12 Ceramic Pintaderas from Nova Zagora Region (Southeast Bulgaria), p. 109 TANYA KUNCHEVA-RUSSEVA CHAPTER 13 Vorschriftliche Zeichen aus dem Frühchalkolithikum in Westbulgarien, p. 113 STEFAN COCHADZIEV CHAPTER 14 Towards the Interpretation of the Copper Age Male Figurines, p. 119 LILYANAPERNICHEVA CHAPTER 15 Flat Bone Figurines from the Tell Yunatsite (Iconography and Semantics), p. 125 STOILKA TERZIJSKA-IGNATOVA CHAPTER 16 Communication through and in the Religion in Ancient Thrace during the Early Bronze Age (According to Archaeological Data), p. 131 KRISTINA KOSTOVA CHAPTER 17 Continuity and Change in Burial Customs: Examples from the Carpathian Basin, p. 135 CLEMENS LICHTER CHAPTER 18 Myth Ritual Value of the Human Graves with Dog Skeletons in Southeastern Europe and Anatolia in the Bronze Age, p. 153 IVAN DIMITROV CHAPTER 19 The Social Differentiation in the Pit-Grave Culture Society: A Reconstruction Based on Burial Data, p. 157 SVETLANA IVANOVA CHAPTER 20 Towards the Thracian-Aegean Contacts in the Pre-Colonization period (The Legend of the March of Argonauts in Light of New Finds from Bagachina), p. 169 ALEXANDER BONEV PART 3 CERAMIC STYLES AND COMMUNICATION CHAPTER 21 Painted Pottery Ornamentation as a Communication System between Generations (Based on Evidence from the Early and Middle Neolithic Layers at Tell Kazanlak), p. 173 VASSIL NIKOLOV AND DESSISLAVA KARASTOYANOVA CHAPTER 22 The White Painted Ornament of the Early and Middle Neolithic of the Central Balkans, p. 181 NENAD TASIC CHAPTER 23 Signs on Vessel Bottoms from the Developed Neolithic in the Carpathian-Balkan, p. 193 Region VALERIU SIRBU AND STANICA PANDREA CHAPTER 24 Earlier Chalkolithic Ornamentation on the Pottery from Dzhuljunitsa Tell (North Central Bulgaria), p. 203 RUMEN PEJKOV CHAPTER 25 Earlier Chalcolithic Decorated Pottery from Plovdiv - Yasa Tepe Tell (Approach to the Typology of the Ceramic Ornamentation of the Maritsa Culture), p. 209 GEORGI P. KATSAROV CHAPTER 26 Late Chalkolithic Pottery from Sudievo Tell, Nova Zagora District (Towards the Characteristics of Karanovo VI Ceramic Style in Eastern Upper Thrace), p. 241 NADEZHDA TODOROVA, PETUR LESHTAKOV AND TATYANA KUNCHEVA-RUSSEVA CHAPTER 27 The Ornamentation of Late Chalcolithic Pottery from Yunatsite Tell, Pazardzhik District (Systematization and Analysis), p. 291 NADEZHDA TODOROVA CHAPTER 28 Innovations in the Ceramic Style and the Bronze Age Genesis in the Northeast Balkans, p.313 IGOR MANZURA VOLUME 2 PART 4 MATERIAL EVIDENCE AND CULTURAL CONTACTS CHAPTER 29 New Data on the Early Neolithic of the Upper Adriatic Region, p. 337 PAOLO BIAGI CHAPTER 30 Symbolic Systems in the Context of Transition to Farming in Southeast Europe: Pottery and Boundaries, p. 347 MIHAEL BUDJA CHAPTER 31 Evidence of Long Distance Connections at the Edge of the Balkans: Economic or Symbolic Value?, p. 361 EMANUELA MONTAGNARY KOKELJ CHAPTER32 Copper Axes and Bracelets in the Cultural Context of Prehistoric Europe, p.371 IGOR MANZURA CHAPTER 33 Towards the Characteristics of the Graphite Ceramic Ornamentation (From the Later Copper Age in the Osum Valley, Central Northern Bulgaria), p. 419 MARTIN HRISTOV PART 5 SETTLEMENT PATTERN, HOUSEHOLD AND COMMUNITY CHAPTER 34 Neolithic Communities and Symbolic Meaning (Perceptions and Expressions of Symbolic and Social Structures at Late Neolithic Dimini, Thessaly), p. 429 STELLA SOUVATZI AND EVANGELIA SKAFIDA CHAPTER 35 Settlement Pattern during the Neolithic and Copper Age in the Struma Valley (Topography, Fortification and Building Techniques), p. 443 STEFAN COCHADZIEV CHAPTER 36 A Dialogue between the Households and Community: A Case Study of Banjica, p. 447 BOBAN TRIPKOVIC CHAPTER 37 Neolithic and Copper Age Sites in the Northeast Balkans (With Special Reference to Hamangia Culture), p. 459 TODOR DIMOV CHAPTER 38 Häuser der Frühbronzezeit auf der Pevkakia-Magula (Thessalien) (Hinweise auf ihre Nutzung), p. 469 ELMAR CHRISTMANN CHAPTER 39 Towards the Early Bronze Settlement Structure in Northeast Thrace (The Japanes Excavations at Dyadovo Tell, Nova Zagora District, Southeast Bulgaria), p. 485 HITOSHI KAMURO CHAPTER 40 The Distribution Range of Tei Culture (With Special Reference to North of the Danube), p. 493 CRISTIAN SCHUSTER CHAPTER 41 Paleoethnobotanical Study of Early Bronze II in the Upper Stryama Valley (Dubene – Sarovka IIB), p. 499 ELENA MARINOVA PART 6 THE STAROSEL TEMPLE-TOMB AND THE THRACIAN CULTURE CHAPTER 42 A Thracian Cult Complex Near Starosel (Chetinyova Mogila in Light of the Investiga- tions in 2000), p. 505 GEORGI KITOV CHAPTER 43 Texts and Contexts: The People of the Odrysian Kingdom, p. 519 ZOFIA ARCHIBALD CHAPTER 44 The Emergence of the Odrysian Aristocracy, the Greek Trade in Central Thrace, and the Emergence of Monumental Tomb Constructions (A Comparative Approach), p. 525 JAN BOUZEK AND LIDIA DOMARADZKA CHAPTER 45 Odrysian Cavalry Arms, Equipment, and Tactics, p. 529 CHRISTOPHER WEBBER CHAPTER 46 Le roi odryse Hebryzelmis et sa politique unificatrice vers le début du IVs.av. J.-C., p. 555 MARGARITA TATCHEVA CHAPTER 47 Odrysian Tribal Territories, Dynastic Seats and Their Boundaries during the 6th-4th Century BC (According to the Latest Archeological and Numismatic Studies in Thrace), p. 559 IVAN HRISTOV CHAPTER 48 On the Cultural Development of Early Hellenistic Thrace (In Light of the Excavations at the Getic Capital in Sboryanovo Reservation Near Isperih in Northeast Bulgaria), p. 563 TOTKO STOYANOV CHAPTER 49 Hellenistic Order Architecture in Odessos, p. 573 DANIELA STOYANOVA Sociality and Communication (Final Considerations), p. 577 PART 7 ABSTRACTS Abstracts of Chapters 1-49, p. 579 Supplementary Abstracts (2002 ESF Workshop in Karlovo, Bulgaria) Signs on the Neo- and Chalcolithic Figurines (An Attempt of Their Classification), p. 605 KRASSIMIR LESHTAKOV Social Complexity in Southeastern Europe and in the Near East (A Comparative Look in View of Early Symbolic Systems), p. 605 MEHMET ÖZDOGAN Where are the Burials in Southeast European and Anatolian Neolithic?, p. 606 KRUM BACVAROV Early Chalcolithic Pottery from the Region of Panagyurishte, p. 606 MARTIN HRISTOV Clay Models of Wheels from Later Prehistory: Evidence for Transport or Symbols of the Eternal Motion (Sun-Symbols)?, p. 607 VANYA PETROVA The Bronze Age in Romania: Periodization, Chronology and Relation to the Prehis- toric Fire Symbolism, p. 607 CRISTIAN F. SCHUSTER Geo-Archaeological Research around Tarsus Gözlükule, Southwest Turkey, p. 608 ERTUG ONER, LEVENT UNCU & BEYCAN HOCAOGLU International Archaeological Meetings in Karlovo, Bulgaria, p. 609 |
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