Artisans versus nobility? Artisans ersus nobilit? multiple identities of elites and ʻcommoners’ ie
ed through the lens of crafting from the Chalcolithic to the Iron Ages in Europe and the …

6 strong, such coherence is unthinkable without movement. From the early 20th century
onwards, migration and diffusion were accordingly used to explain shifts in archaeological …

The Social Context of Technology Page 1 Page 2 THE PREHISTORIC SOCIETY THE SOCIAL
CONTEXT OF TECHNOLOGY Page 3 Page 4 THE PREHISTORIC SOCIETY The Social …

We can define at least three levels of experiments in archaeology. First, those who aim to
reconstruct the prehistoric working processes based on original conditions. Second, the …

At the beginning of the 20th century, the first Bronze Age casting sites in southern
Scandinavia were identified at the sites of Håg (Neergaard 1908), Broåsen (Sarauw & Alin …

Different craftspeople and their area of influence can be identified from a craftsperson's
perspective, and, as such, so too can workshops and contact networks. With knowledge of …

At the beginning of the 20th century, the first Bronze Age casting sites in southern
Scandinavia were identified at the sites of Håg (Neergaard 1908), Broåsen (Sarauw & Alin …

Les termes «Werkstattkreise»(groupes d'écoles artistiques) et «Formenkreise»(groupes typo-
stylistiques) sont utilisés de façon interchangeable dans la littérature archéologique, alors …