World Archaeology

The archaeology of travel and communication: introduction
pp. 343-344(2)
Author: Reynolds, Andrew

The ways people move: mobility and seascapes in the Balearic Islands during the late Bronze Age (c. 1400-850/800 bc)
pp. 345-363(19)
Authors: Calvo, Manel; Javaloyas, David; Albero, Daniel; Garcia-Rosselló, Jaume; Guerrero, Víctor

Imported trade amphoras in Daskyleion from the seventh and sixth centuries bc and the Hellespontine-Phyrygia route
pp. 364-379(16)
Authors: Koçak Yaldır, Aylin

How far to Conchucos? A GIS approach to assessing the implications of exotic materials at Chavín de Huántar
pp. 380-397(18)
Author: Contreras, Daniel A.

The Persian Gulf or the Red Sea? Two axes in ancient Indian Ocean trade, where to go and why
pp. 398-409(12)
Author: Heldaas Seland, Eivind

Travel as communication: a consideration of overland journeys in Anglo-Saxon England
pp. 410-427(18)
Authors: Reynolds, Andrew; Langlands, Alexander

The travels of Maya merchants in the ninth and tenth centuries ad: investigations at Xuenkal and the Greater Cupul Province, Yucatan, Mexico
pp. 428-443(16)
Authors: Ardren, Traci; Lowry, Justin

A transport geographic perspective on travel and communication in Angkorian Southeast Asia (ninth to fifteenth centuries ad)
pp. 444-457(14)
Author: Hendrickson, Mitch

Safeguarding Swahili trade in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries: a unique navigational complex in south-east Tanzania
pp. 458-477(20)
Author: Pollard, Edward

The `secret and bloody war path': movement, place and conflict in the archaeological landscape of North America
pp. 478-492(15)
Author: Snead, James E.

Waning pilgrimage paths and modern roadscapes: moving through landscape in northern Guerrero, Mexico
pp. 493-504(12)
Author: Claassen, Cheryl

The collective logic of pre-modern cities
pp. 505-522(18)
Authors: Blanton, Richard E.; Fargher, Lane F.