Figurine Makers of Prehistoric Cyprus Settlement and Cemeteries at Souskiou 1st Edition by Edgar Peltenburg, Diane Bolger, Lindy Crewe ISBN 1789250196 9781789250190

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ISBN 10: 1789250196
ISBN 13: 9781789250190
Author: Edgar Peltenburg, Diane Bolger, Lindy Crewe

Figurine Makers of Prehistoric Cyprus Settlement and Cemeteries at Souskiou 1st Edition Table of contents:

1 Introduction (Edgar Peltenburg)

1.1 Background to current research

1.2 The site of Souskiou

1.3 Research framework: variability among small scale societies

Part I Chronology and environment

2 Chronology (Charalambos Paraskeva)

2.1 Relative chronology

2.2 Absolute chronology

2.3 From absolute to relative and back again: the chronology of Souskiou Laona

3 The setting (Katleen Deckers and David Sewell)

3.1General remarks (D. S.)

3.2 Vegetation and wood use (K. D.)

4 Quaternary landscape evolution in the vicinity of Souskiou (John E. Dixon and Tim C. Kinnaird)

4.1Introduction

4.2 Geomorphological setting

4.3 Geological setting

4.4 Landscape evolution

4.5 Conclusions

Part II Settlement: built and open environment

5 Site survey and surface collection (Andrew McCarthy)

5.1Introduction

5.2 Summary of transect finds

5.3 Conclusions

6 Chalcolithic settlement on the Laona ridge (Edgar Peltenburg)

6.1Introduction

6.2 Structural components

6.3 Buildings, walls and other features from the settlement

6.4 Intra-settlement burials and human bone

7 Geoarchaeological analyses of domestic space and building technologies (Matthew Dalton)

7.1Introduction

7.2 Micromorphological methodology

7.3 Summary of micromorphological results

7.4 Summary of spatial microartefactual and geochemical analyses

7.5 Conclusion

Part III Mortuary contexts

8 The cemetery (Lindy Crewe)

8.1Introduction

8.2 Aims and methodologies

8.3 Terminology and definitions

8.4 Catalogue of tombs and related features in Operation C

8.5 Additional Period I or I/II features in Operation C

8.6 Discussion of mortuary and other features

9 Human remains (Kirsi O. Lorentz)

9.1Introduction

9.2 Materials and methods

9.3 Analytical results

9.4 Discussion

9.5 Conclusion

Part IV Integrated studies

10 Chalcolithic pottery (Diane Bolger)

10.1Introduction

10.2 Ceramic typology

10.3 Decorative and technological features

10.4 Fabric composition

10.5 Pottery from the transect survey

10.6 Pottery vessels and miscellaneous objects from the Souskiou settlement

10.7 Pottery vessels and sherdage from the cemetery

10.8 The stylistic development of Red-on-White pottery

10.9 Comparison of the Laona and Vathyrkakas assemblages

10.10 Ceramics and social identity at Souskiou

11 Figurines and figurative pendants (Elizabeth Goring)

11.1Terminology

11.2 Typology

11.3 Corpus

11.4 Picrolite and figurative objects

11.5 Figurines

11.6 Figurative pendants

11.7 Fragmentary figurative objects

11.8 Roughouts and pre-forms

11.9 Pottery and fired clay fragments

11.10 Stone other than picrolite

11.11 Shell

11.12 Pig’s tusk (and possibly bone)

11.13 Discussion

12 Other body ornaments and objects (Edgar Peltenburg)

12.1Introduction

12.2 Beads

12.3 Pendants

12.4 Materials

12.5 Production on site

13 Picrolite: procurement, manufacture and use (Edgar Peltenburg)

13.1Introduction 233

13.2 The outputs

13.3 Manufacture

14 The ground stone industry (John E. Dixon, Romesh Palakumbura and Edgar Peltenburg)

14.1Lithology and provenance (J. D. and R. P.)

14.2 Ground stone typology (E. P.)

14.3 Caches and other objects (E. P.)

15 The chipped stone industry (Carole McCartney)

15.1Introduction

15.2 The assemblage

15.3 Core technology

15.4 The tools

15.5 Working picrolite with chipped stone techniques and tools

15.6 Production loci

16 Chemical analyses of copper objects and faience beads using portable X-Ray Fluorescence (Vasiliki Kassianidou and Andreas Charalambos)

16.1Introduction (V. K.)

16.2 Chalcolithic metal artefacts from Cyprus (V. K.)

16.3 Chalcolithic faience objects from Cyprus (V. K.)

16.4 A new analytical study (A. C. and V. K.)

17 Animal remains and the bone and antler industry (Paul Croft)

17.1Animal remains

17.2 The bone and antler industry

18 The plant remains (Leilani Lucas)

18.1Introduction

18.2 Methodology and presentation of data

18.3 Contexts of the samples

18.4 Analytical results

18.5 The plant remains in a wider context

19 Mollusca (Janet Ridout-Sharpe)

19.1Introduction

19.2 Mollusca from the settlement

19.3 Mollusca from the cemetery

19.4 Mollusca from Souskiou Laona in a wider context

20 Periods III–VI (Peter Cosyns, Agata Dobosz, Lisa Graham and Edgar Peltenburg)

20.1Periods III–VI at Souskiou (E. P.)

20.2 Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery from Period III (L. G.)

20.3 Pottery of Periods V–VI (A. D.)

20.4 The glass (P. C.)

21 Ritual, identity and community at Souskiou: traditions and transformations (Diane Bolger, Lindy Crewe and Edgar Peltenburg)

21.1Introduction

21.2 Re-assessing the Souskiou cemeteries

21.3 The Laona settlement and the ritual economy of Souskiou

21.4 The emergence of social inequality at Souskiou

21.5 The decline of the cruciform and the transformation of social identity

List of References

Appendices

Appendix A: Catalogue of registered objects (full version on ADS)

Appendix B: Objects from buildings, features and trenches

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