Open Archaeology Nº 10 - 2024

OPEN ARCHAEOLOGY 

Nº 10 - 2024

  

INDEX

Social Organization, Intersections, and Interactions in 

Bronze Age Sardinia. Reading Settlement Patterns in 

the Area of Sarrala with the Contribution of Applied Sciences

Luca Lai, Stefano Crispu

Creating World Views: Work-Expenditure Calculations for 

Funnel Beaker Megalithic Graves and Flint Axe Head 

Depositions in Northern Germany

Maria Wunderlich, Michael Müller,

 Anja Behrens

Plant Use and Cereal Cultivation Inferred from Integrated Archaeobotanical Analysis of an Ottoman Age 

Moat Sequence (Szigetvár, Hungary)

Andrea Torma, Katalin Náfrádi, Sándor Gulyás, Pál Sümegi

Salt Production in Central Italy and Social Network 

Analysis Centrality Measures: An Exploratory Approach

Francesca Fulminante, Luca Alessandri

Archaeometric Study of Iron Age Pottery Production in 

Central Sicily: A Case of Technological Conservatism

Davide Tanasi, Sara Tiziana Levi, Gianpiero Caso, 

Robert H. Tykot, Enrico Greco

Dehesilla Cave Rock Paintings (Cádiz, Spain): Analysis 

and Contextualisation within the Prehistoric Art 

of the Southern Iberian Peninsula

Martí Mas Cornellà, Mónica Solís Delgado, Rafael Maura Mijares, 

Enrique Parra Greco, Pedro Pablo Pérez García, 

Beatriz Gavilán Ceballos, Ruth Taylor, Guadalupe Torra Colell, 

Javier Pérez González, José Antonio Barrera Vera, 

Daniel García Rivero

Reconciling Contradictory Archaeological Survey Data:

A Case Study from Central Crete, Greece

Quentin Drillat

Pottery from Motion – A Refined Approach to the Large-Scale Documentation of Pottery Using Structure from Motion

Michael Rummel

On the Value of Informal Communication 

in Archaeological Data Work

Zachary Batist

The Early Upper Palaeolithic in Cueva del Arco (Murcia, Spain) 

and Its Contextualisation in the Iberian Mediterranean

Dídac Roman, Diego Angelucci, Jacopo Armellini, 

Yolanda Carrión-Marco, José S. Carrión, Antonio López, 

Noelia Sánchez-Martínez, Carmen Martínez-Varea, 

Jordi Nadal, Juan Ochando, Cristina Real, 

Alfredo Sánchez-Hernández, Ignacio Martín-Lerma

Recording, Sharing and Linking Micromorphological Data:

 A Two-Pillar Database System

Sarah Lo Russo, David Brönnimann, Christine Pümpin, 

Kristin Ismail-Meyer, Philippe Rentzel, Rita Gautschy,

 Johannes Wimmer, Yannick Devos, Karin Nys

The BIAD Standards: Recommendations for Archaeological 

Data Publication and Insights From the Big Interdisciplinary 

Archaeological Database

Samantha S. Reiter, Robert Staniuk, Jan Kolář, 

Jelena Bulatović, Helene Agerskov Rose, 

Natalia E. Ryabogina, Claudia Speciale, Nicoline Schjerven,

 Bettina Schulz Paulsson, Victor Yan Kin Lee, 

Elisabetta Canteri, Alice Revill, Fredrik Dahlberg, 

Serena Sabatini, Karin M. Frei, Fernando Racimo, 

Maria Ivanova-Bieg, Wolfgang Traylor, 

Emily J. Kate, Eve Derenne, Lea Frank, 

Jessie Woodbridge, Ralph Fyfe, 

Stephen Shennan, Kristian Kristiansen, 

Mark G. Thomas, Adrian Timpson

Corrigendum

Corrigendum to “Plant Use and Cereal Cultivation Inferred from Integrated Archaeobotanical Analysis of an Ottoman Age Moat 

Sequence (Szigetvár, Hungary)”

Andrea Torma, Katalin Náfrádi, Sándor Gulyás, 

Norbert Pap, Pál Fodor, Máté Kitanics, 

Péter Gyenizse, Pál Sümegi

 

Special Issue on Microhistory and Archaeology

 edited by Juan Antonio Quirós Castillo

Editorial: Microhistory and Archaeology

Juan Antonio Quirós Castillo

Contribution of the Microhistorical Approach to Landscape 

and Settlement Archaeology: Some French Examples

Nicolas Poirier

Female Microhistorical Archaeology

Tânia Manuel Casimiro

Microhistory, Conjectural Reasoning, and Prehistory: 

The Treasure of Aliseda (Spain)

Antonio Blanco-González

On Traces, Clues, and Fiction: Carlo Ginzburg 

and the Practice of Archaeology

Artur Ribeiro

Urbanity, Decline, and Regeneration in Later Medieval 

England: Towards a Posthuman Household Microhistory

Ben Jervis

Unveiling Local Power Through Microhistory: 

A Multidisciplinary Analysis of Early Modern 

Husbandry Practices in Casaio and Lardeira 

(Ourense, Spain)

Carlos Tejerizo-García

Microhistory, Archaeological Record, and the Subaltern Debris

Jesús Bermejo Tirado

Two Sides of the Same Coin: Microhistory, Micropolitics, 

and Infrapolitics in Medieval Archaeology

Juan Antonio Quirós Castillo

Special Issue on Can You See Me? Putting the 'Human' 

Back Into 'Human-Plant' Interaction Assessing the 

Role of Wooden Vessels, Basketry, and Pottery at the Early 

Neolithic Site of La Draga (Banyoles, Spain)

Ingrid Bertin, Susagna Romero-Brugués, Evdoxia Tzerpou, 

Núria Morera, Isabelle Théry-Parisot, Raquel Piqué

Microwear and Plant Residue Analysis in a Multiproxy Approach 

from Stone Tools of the Middle Holocene of Patagonia (Argentina)

Manuel Enrique Cueto, María Laura Ciampagna, Aylen Capparelli

Crafted Landscapes: The Uggurwala Tree (Ochroma pyramidale) as 

a Potential Cultural Keystone Species for Gunadule Communities

Nuria Romero Vidal

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Populações do Mar Negro no IV-III Milénios A.C

История населения Северо-Западного Причерноморья

Ivanova, S. (2021): История населения Северо-Западного Причерноморья в конце IV-III до н.э.  (History of the population of the Northwestern Black Sea region at the end of IV-III Millen. BC.). Institute of Archaeology National Academy of Science of Ukraine. Kyiv. 

   

Sinopse  

Analisou-se a intercomunicação da população do noroeste do Mar Negro com outras culturas. Não houve invasão da "cultura Kurgan" das áreas de estepe cara o oeste, mas uma colonização comercial, baseada na troca de recursos naturais -metais da área dos Balcãs-Cárpatos e sal dos estuários do noroeste do Mar Negro. 

A monografia é dedicada à reconstrução dos processos culturais e históricos no noroeste do Mar Negro no final do IV-III milênio AC. O processo de integração no Calcolítico Superior levou à formação na região da cultura Budzhak dentro da comunidade histórica e cultural da Cultura de Enterramento em Poço, baseada no horizonte proto-budzhak local. 

A situação arqueológica com as flutuações climáticas permitiu ao autor criar um novo modelo de processos culturais e históricos que ocorreram no Sudeste da Europa no IV-III milênio A.C, para avaliar a migração (colonização comercial de novos territórios), e capacidades adaptativas da antiga população do Noroeste do Mar Negro, e caracterizar o papel focal dos recursos naturais e do comércio nos processos culturais e históricos.

INDEX

Introduction p. 4

Historiographical review and basic research methods p. 6

 2. Budjak culture (general characteristics of sources) p. 43

3. Catacomb North cultures Western Black Sea region 

(total characteristics of sources) p. 114

 4. Interactions and contacts of the population of the North ´

Western Black Sea region at the end IV–III millennium BC 

p. 149

 5. The role of migration processes in the historical development 

of the population North Western Black Sea region at the end 

of the 4th–3rd millennium BCn. p. 242

 6. Cultural environment of the population of the North 

Western Black Sea region inend of IV-III thousand BC p. 306

Conclusions p. 347

Summary p. 351

Annexes p. 363

a) List of monuments of Budjak culture in the North 

Western Black Sea region used in the work p. 364

b) Catalog of ceramics of Budjak culture p. 371

c) List of catacomb monuments North cultures Western 

Black Sea region used in the work p. 373

d)  Catacomb ceramics catalog p. 376

 List of Sources used p. 377

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