Archaeometry

MIKE TITE HAS RETIRED AFTER 15 YEARS AS EDWARD HALL PROFESSOR OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND DIRECTOR OF THE RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE HISTORY OF ART
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THE EARLIEST USE OF CORUNDUM AND DIAMOND, IN PREHISTORIC CHINA*
pp. 1-12(12)
Authors: P. J. LU; N. YAO; J. F. SO; G. E. HARLOW; J. F. LU; G. F. WANG; P. M. CHAIKIN

COOKING AND PAINTED WARE FROM SAN GIUSTO (LUCERA, FOGGIA): THE PRODUCTION CYCLE, FROM THE SUPPLY OF RAW MATERIALS TO THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF PRODUCTS*
pp. 13-29(17)
Authors: E. GLIOZZO; C. FORTINA; I. MEMMI TURBANTI; M. TURCHIANO; G. VOLPE

TECHNOLOGICAL STUDY OF PTOLEMAIC – EARLY ROMAN FAIENCE FROM MEMPHIS, EGYPT*
pp. 31-46(16)
Authors: A. J. SHORTLAND; M. S. TITE

FURTHER STUDIES IN THE COMPOSITIONAL VARIABILITY OF COLOURLESS ROMANO-BRITISH VESSEL GLASS*
pp. 47-68(22)
Authors: M. J. BAXTER; H. E. M. COOL; C. M. JACKSON

STAINING OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL GLASS FROM MANGANESE-RICH ENVIRONMENTS*
pp. 69-82(14)
Authors: D. WATKINSON; L. WEBER; K. ANHEUSER

GC–MS ANALYSIS AND FATTY ACID RATIOS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL POTSHERDS FROM THE WESTERN GREAT BASIN OF NORTH AMERICA*
pp. 83-102(20)
Author: J. W. EERKENS

HEATING EXPERIMENTS UNDER ANOXIC CONDITIONS ON VARIETIES OF WHEAT*
pp. 103-114(12)
Authors: F. BRAADBAART; C. C. BAKELS; J. J. BOON; P. F. VAN BERGEN

GC–MS ANALYSIS OF LIPIDS IN PREHISTORIC ROCK PAINTS AND ASSOCIATED OXALATE COATINGS FROM THE LOWER PECOS REGION, TEXAS*
pp. 115-126(12)
Authors: S. SPADES; J. RUSS

AN 8500-YEAR-OLD BLADDER STONE FROM UZZO CAVE (TRAPANI): FOURIER TRANSFORM–INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY ANALYSIS*
pp. 127-136(10)
Authors: A. D'ALESSIO; E. BRAMANTI; M. PIPERNO; G. NACCARATO; P. VERGAMINI; G. FORNACIARI

GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM DESERT LOESS IN THE NAZCA–PALPA REGION, SOUTHERN PERU: PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES AND THEIR IMPACT ON PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES*
pp. 137-158(22)
Authors: B. EITEL; S. HECHT; B. MÄCHTLE; G. SCHUKRAFT; A. KADEREIT; G. A. WAGNER; B. KROMER; I. UNKEL; M. REINDEL

FIXED-FREQUENCY RADIO-WAVE IMAGING OF SUBSURFACE ARCHAEOLOGICAL FEATURES: A MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNIQUE FOR STUDYING ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES*
pp. 159-173(15)
Authors: L. SOMERS; N. LINFORD; W. PENN; A. DAVID; L. URRY; R. WALKER

COMMENTS I: POST-TEXTUAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
pp. 175-179(5)
Author: N. BOIVIN

COMMENTS II: THE UNDERPINNINGS AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE MATERIALITY APPROACH
pp. 179-182(4)
Authors: P. J. BRAY; A. M. POLLARD

COMMENTS III: IS SCIENCE A FOREIGN COUNTRY?
pp. 182-185(4)
Author: C. GOSDEN

COMMENTS IV: IS THERE REALLY A CHASM BETWEEN ARCHAEOLOGICAL THEORY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE?
pp. 185-189(5)
Author: D. KILLICK

COMMENTS V: THE NEED FOR AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE ON THE HUMAN MIND
pp. 189-192(4)
Author: S. MITHEN

COMMENTS VI: RATIONALIZING MATERIALITY
pp. 192-195(4)
Author: S. NEEDHAM

COMMENTS VII: A CUNNING DUPLICATE IN MIND—MATERIALITY AND THE INTERPRETIVE DILEMMA
pp. 196-198(3)
Author: T. TAYLOR

COMMENTS VIII: BETWEEN ‘MATERIAL QUALITIES’ AND ‘MATERIALITY’
pp. 198-201(4)
Author: J. THOMAS

REPLY
pp. 201-207(7)
Author: A. JONES