Import and Imitation in Archaeology

Import and Imitation in Archaeology

Import and Imitation in Archaeology. Peter F. Biehl & Yuri Rassamakin (Eds.) ZAKS Schriften - Schriften des Zentrums für Archäologie und Kulturgeschichte des Schwarzmeerraumes, Band 11. 253 Seiten, zahlreiche Abbildungen

Content: Svend Hansen. Preface. Peter F. Biehl & Yuri Rassamakin. Introdution Peter F. Biehl Import and Imitation in Archaeology: Theories and Methods. Alice Choyke. Shifting Meaning and Value through Imitation in the European Late Neolithic. Janusz Czebreszuk & Marzena Szmyt What lies behind ‘Import’ and Imitation? Case studies from the European Late Neolithic. Taras Tkachuk. Ceramic imports and imitations in Tripilye culture at the end of period CI - period CII (3,900- 3,300 BC) Yuri Rassamakin & A. Nikolova. Carpathian Imports and Imitations in Context of the Eneolithic and Early Bronze Age of the Black Sea Steppe Area. Alexander A. Bauer. Import, Imitation, or Communication? Pottery Style, Technology, and Coastal Contact in the Early Bronze Age Black Sea. Gert Jan van Wijngaarden. The Relevance of Authenticity. Mycenaean-type pottery in the Mediterranean. Agustín Mª. Lucena Martín. Things We Have, Things We Lack: Reconsidering the First Contacts Between Aegean and the Central and West Mediterranean. Sergey Makhortykh. About the question of Cimmerian imports and imitations in Central Europe. Hrvoje Potrebica. Contacts Between Greece and Pannonia in the Early Iron Age (with Special Concern to the Area of Thessalonica) Margherita Carucci. The Sette Sale Domus: a Proposal of Reading. Anders Kaliff Gothic Connections - Contacts Between Eastern Scandinavia and the Southern Baltic Coast, 1000 BC - 400 AD. Nancy Wicker. Import and Imitation in the Migration Period François Bertemes. Discussion