Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory
Compiled and Edited by Lolita Nikolova
THE PREHISTORIC HOUSEHOLDS AND THEIR BEHAVIOUR
Tina Jungsma and Haskel J. Greenfield, The Household as Behaviour: An Anthropological Perspective, p. 1
Emanuela Montagnari Kokelj, The Prehistoric Caves at the Trieste Karst (Northeast Italy): Homes, Stables, Cemeteries ...?, p. 13
Krassimir Leshtakov, Some Suggestions Regarding the Formation of the "Thracian Religion" (in the Light of New Archaeological Evidence from South Bulgaria), p. 19
Part 2
PREHISTORIC BURIAL CUSTOMS
Lolita Nikolova, Diversity of Prehistoric Burial Customs. Part 1. Towards the Structure and Meaning of the Burials Burials in Settlements and in Graveyards in Later Balkan Prehistory, p. 53
Part 3
DUBENE-SAROVKA PROJECT
Mary Kovacheva, Maria Kostadinova, Neli Jordanova and Valentin Gigov, Bronze Age Sarovka Site Near Dubene (In the Context of New Archaeomagnetic Studies, and Its Synchronization with Other Bronze Age Sites from Bulgaria), p. 89
REVIEW AND STUDENT REPORT
Petur Leshtakov, Stefan Chokhadzhiev. Vaxevo - praistoricheski selishta. Faber. Veliko Turnovo. 2001, p. 97
Tanya Dzhanfezova, Field School at Ludlow, Trinidad, Colorado (USA), p. 101
Analyzing the Bronze Age
Compiled and Edited by Lolita Nikolova
Cristian Schuster, Zur Beziedlungen der West- und Mittelwalachei, p. 9
Morena Stefanova, Control Excavations at Mikhalich in 1998-1999 (Preliminary Communication), p. 21
Vulka Ilcheva, An Early Bronze III Settlement at Hotnitsa-Osmankin Dol, Veliko Turnovo District, p. 33
Alexandra Comsa, Demographic Aspects of the Bronze Age in Romania, p. 43
The volume also includes reviews and archaeological news
by
Prehistory Foundation and Agatho Publishers, Sofia . 2000
(vol. 4)
International Institute of Anthropology (IIA) and Prehistory Foundation, Salt Lake City, Sofia & Karlovo. 2002
(vol. 5)
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