World Archaeology

The archaeology of water: introductory note
pp. 1-1(1)

State formation and water resources management in the Horn of Africa: the Aksumite Kingdom of the northern Ethiopian highlands
pp. 2-15(14)
Authors: Sulas, Federica; Madella, Marco; French, Charles

Wittfogel's dilemma: heterarchy and ethnographic approaches to irrigation management in Eastern Africa and Mesopotamia
pp. 16-35(20)
Author: Davies, Matthew

Long-term management of water in the Central Levant: the Hawran case (Syria)
pp. 36-57(22)
Authors: Braemer, F.; Genequand, D.; Maridat, C. Dumond; Blanc, P. -M.; Dentzer, J. -M.; Gazagne, D.; Wech, P.

Is the hydraulic hypothesis dead yet? Irrigation and social change in ancient Yemen
pp. 58-72(15)
Author: Harrower, Michael

Canals versus horses: political power in the oasis of Samarkand
pp. 73-87(15)
Authors: Stride, Sebastian; Rondelli, Bernardo; Mantellini, Simone

Water management and labour in the origins and dispersal of Asian rice
pp. 88-111(24)
Authors: Fuller, Dorian; Qin, Ling

A robust budding model of Balinese water temple networks
pp. 112-133(22)
Authors: Lansing, J. Stephen; Cox, Murray; Downey, Sean; Janssen, Marco; Schoenfelder, John

Medieval waterways and hydraulic economics: monasteries, towns and the East Anglian fen
pp. 134-150(17)
Author: Sayer, Duncan

Original design, tribal management and modifications in medieval hydraulic systems in the Balearic Islands (Spain)
pp. 151-168(18)
Author: Kirchner, Helena

Engineered highlands: the social organization of water in the ancient north-central Andes (AD 1000-1480)
pp. 169-190(22)
Author: Lane, Kevin