04-10-2007, 07:21 PM
Themistoklis, you might want to rummage (assuming you can read German) here as well:
[url:1lp7dvjn]http://www.bristol.ac.uk/archanth/staff/heyd/[/url]
It looks like Dr. Heyd & his colleagues will publish quite a bit in the near future on Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age Europe. The PDF articles and summaries are interesting by themselves, I've downloaded them all.
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Another title you might want to track down is "The Carpathian basin and the eastern European steppe. Nomad mobility and cultural exchange during the pre-Christian metal ages [4000-500 B.C.].", PAS (Prähistorische Archeologie in Südosteuropa) volume 12, ed. Bernhard Hänsel & Jan Machnik [ISSN 0723-1725]. About half the articles seem to deal with Late Neolithic / Chalcolithic / Early Bronze Age stuff. You can find a table of contents here: [url:1lp7dvjn]http://www.vml.de/e/inhalt.php?ISBN=978-3-89646-501-6[/url]
Little directly about Vucedol, but plenty about the region and period in a broader perspective.
So many books and papers to read, so little time...
[url:1lp7dvjn]http://www.bristol.ac.uk/archanth/staff/heyd/[/url]
It looks like Dr. Heyd & his colleagues will publish quite a bit in the near future on Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age Europe. The PDF articles and summaries are interesting by themselves, I've downloaded them all.
8)
Another title you might want to track down is "The Carpathian basin and the eastern European steppe. Nomad mobility and cultural exchange during the pre-Christian metal ages [4000-500 B.C.].", PAS (Prähistorische Archeologie in Südosteuropa) volume 12, ed. Bernhard Hänsel & Jan Machnik [ISSN 0723-1725]. About half the articles seem to deal with Late Neolithic / Chalcolithic / Early Bronze Age stuff. You can find a table of contents here: [url:1lp7dvjn]http://www.vml.de/e/inhalt.php?ISBN=978-3-89646-501-6[/url]
Little directly about Vucedol, but plenty about the region and period in a broader perspective.
So many books and papers to read, so little time...
Andreas Baede
