The Bell Beaker Culture in All Its Forms : Proceedings of the 22nd Meeting of 'Archéologie et Gobelets' 2021 (Geneva, Switzerland) /: Proceedings of the 22nd Meeting of 'Archéologie et Gobelets' 2021 (Geneva, Switzerland). (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Claudine Abegg, Delia Carloni, Florian Cousseau, Eve Derenne, Jessica Ryan-Despraz, Marie Besse.
• Editors: Abegg, Claudine; Carloni, Delia; Cousseau, Florian; Derenne, Eve; Ryan-Despraz, Jessica
• Other Names: Besse, Marie writer of supplementary textual content.
• Contents: Foreword – Marie Besse ; In Memory of Daniela Kern – Andrew Fitzpatrick ; In Memory of Alain Gallay – Marie Besse ; 1. Archaeological Material ; Bell Beaker and Epi-Bell Beaker in the Florentine Area: Metallurgical and Pottery Evidence from the Site of Fosso Di Lumino (Florence, Italy) – Chiara De Marco, Pasquino Pallecchi and Lucia Sarti ; Bell Beaker Lithic Assemblages in the Florentine Area: Revisions, New Studies and Updates – Isabella Matera and Lucia Sarti ; Bell Beaker Lithic Industry Between France and Italy: New Insights from Lombardy and Languedoc – Isabella Matera, Robin Furestier and Domenico Lo Vetro ; Pottery Chaînes Opératoires as a Tool to Approach the Integration of the Bell Beaker Phenomenon: The 'Petit-Chasseur' Necropolis as a Case Study – Eve Derenne, Delia Carloni and Marie Besse ; The Bell Beaker and Early Bronze Age Decorated Ware from the Preventive Excavations at 35 Auguste Isaac Street (Lyon 9e, Rhône, France) – Pierre-Jérôme Rey and Jean-Michel Treffort ; Degrees of Investment in Bell Beaker Ceramics from North-West France – Quentin Favrel ; A Bipartite Network Analysis of Bell Beaker Decoration Diversity in Camino De Las Yeseras (Madrid, Spain) – Agnès Caraglio, Patricia Ríos and Corina Liesau ; Chalcolithic Bell Beaker Pottery from a Habitational Context at the El Portalón De Cueva Mayor Site (Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain) – Amalia Pérez-Romero, Marta Francés-Negro, Eneko Iriarte, María Á. Galindo-Pellicena, Rebeca García, Laura Rodríguez, Juan Luis Arsuaga, Alfonso Alday and José M. Carretero ; Stone Bracers in Continental Western Europe. New Insights from Bell Beaker and Early Bronze Age Contexts – Julien Vitani and Maxence Bailly ; 2. Funerary Archaeology and Anthropology ; St-Martin-de-Corléans (Aosta, Italy) Tomb TII: The Chronological and Cultural Sequence – Philippe Curdy, Angela Maria Ferroni, Giovanna Pizziolo, Raffaella Poggiani Keller, Lucia Sarti, Marco Baioni, Domenico Lo Vetro and Simona Marongiu ; The Bell Beaker Phenomenon in the Southern Upper Rhine Valley. A Presentation of Old and New Excavated Graves of the South Baden Group in Germany – Katalin Puster ; Health and Diseases in Commingled Remains from Final Neolithic and Bell Beaker Populations: The Site of Petit-Chasseur, Sion, Valais, Switzerland – Claudine Abegg ; Examining the Role of Bell Beaker Archery through Techno-Functional and Osteological Analyses: Reinvestigating the Hoštice-I Cemetery (Czech Republic) – Jessica Ryan-Despraz and Clément Nicolas ; 3. Reconstructing Bell Beaker Society ; Mind the Gap: Bell Beaker Presence in Copper Age Campania, Southern Italy – Paola Aurino and Maria De Falco ; On the Edge of the Swamp. Absorption and Transformation of the Bell Beaker Phenomenon in the Later Copper Age Settlement of Poggioreale (Naples - Italy) – Giuliana Boenzi and Viviana Germana Mancusi ; Torre Crognola (Northern Latium, Italy): A Large Settlement with Bell Beaker Findings – Pasquale Miranda, Giovanni Carboni, Vincenzo d'Ercole, Marco Pacciarelli and Massimo Pennacchioni ; Environmental and Economic Assets of the Bell Beaker Culture in the Florentine Plain (Italy). New Data from Fosso di Lumino – Matteo Penco and Lucia Sarti ; The Bell Beaker Rock Sanctuary Pigloner Kopf (South Tyrol, Italy): Burnt Offerings and Local Metallurgy in the Eastern Alps – Annaluisa Pedrotti, Ivana Angelini, Gilberto Artioli, Caterina Canovaro, Umberto Tecchiati and Hanns Oberrauch ; Beakers, Death and Monuments in the Ceremonial Landscape Around the Czech Mythical Mountain of Říp – Jan Turek and Petr Krištuf ; Commensality Through a Solar Cult. Ceramics, Social Practices and Symbolism Along the Atlantic Coast (2500-1650 BC) – Julien Ripoche and Théophane Nicolas ; Author Biographies.
• Publisher Details: Oxford : Archaeopress Archaeology
• Publication Date: 2022
• Copyright Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource (320 pages)
• Subjects: Prehistoric archaeology; SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Archaeology
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781803273648
• Related ISBNs: 9781803273631
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