Christopher Pare
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 226247 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Christopher Pare |
| NOMBRES | Christopher |
| APELLIDO | Pare |
| FIRMA | PARE C |
| AFILIACIONES | Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 106 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1984 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Celtic migrations”
Strontium and oxygen isotope analysis of human remains from the early La Tène (fourth/third century BC) Czech cemeteries of Radovesice I (RAD I), Radovesice II (RAD II), and Kutná Hora were conducted to investigate the importance of residential changes during the period of the historic “Celtic migrations”. In the initial phases (LT A/B), the grave goods of these cemeteries are typical for the core area of the La Tène culture, while around 300 BC …
Weighing, Commodification, and Money
This article explores the various techniques for measuring commodities that started during the Bronze Age. It shows that materials which cannot be properly ‘counted’ (e.g. power and liquids) were quantified by weighing or measuring volume. The article references several written and archaeological sources to study the range of items that were weighed during the Bronze Age and to determine the purpose of weighing. Next, the article briefly describe…
Social differentiation and land use at an Early Iron Age “princely seat”
Evidence for “Celtic migrations”? Strontium isotope analysis at the early La Tène (LT B) cemeteries of Nebringen (Germany) and Monte Bibele (Italy)
Jan Bouzek. Studia Hercynia IX, Part I
Jan Bouzek. Studia Hercynia IX, Part I: Thracians and their Neighbours: their Destiny, Art and Heritage. Part II: Reports. 276 pages, 109 figures, 39 plates. 2004. Prague: Institute of Classical Archaeology, Charles University/Czech Society of Archaeology; ISSN 1212-5865-9 paperback. - Volume 81 Issue 311
Westeuropa tbronzezeit. Fundbild und Funktion
Fürstensitze , Celts and the Mediterranean World
The traditional definition of a Fürstensitz, outlined in 1969 by W. Kimmig, is in need of modification. Greater precision is needed in the interpretation of imported and imitated Mediterranean pottery and élite burials. From our discussion, it becomes clear that both rich settlements and burials underwent crucial changes within the late Hallstatt period: the élite burial rite was becoming increasingly exclusive, and imported or imitated Mediterra…
From Dupljaja to Delphi
Handsome four-wheeled wagons - finely crafted and decorated - are among the more remarkable large artefacts of later prehistoric Europe. Their find-contexts and condition certainly do not suggest everyday use or heavy wear. But when and how were they used? What did they stand for
Wheels With Thickened Spokes, and the Problem of Cultural Contact Between the Aegean World and Europe in the Late Bronze Age
A technological advance in wheel construction, entailing spokes with thickened or strengthened ends, can be detected in Central Europe at the start of the Late Bronze Age. Spokes with thickened ends are seen in Central Europe on full‐size wheels, wagon models and wheel depictions. It is argued that this technological innovation had its source in the Aegean, where wheels with thickened spokes are seen not only depicted on late Mycenaean craters bu…
Sites of the third millennium BC to the first millennium AD at North Mains, Strathallan, Perthshire
Three sites were excavated: a class II henge, a massive round barrow and a pair of ring-ditches. Five periods of activity were noted on the henge site: I - pre henge-bank activity, including one burial; II - the class II henge, a ditch with an external bank enclosing a timber ring (late third millennium BC); III - burial and ritual/domestic activity, the former associated with food vessels, cinerary urns and a beaker, the latter with beaker mater…
Evidence for “Celtic migrations”? Strontium isotope analysis at the early La Tène (LT B) cemeteries of Nebringen (Germany) and Monte Bibele (Italy)
Social differentiation and land use at an Early Iron Age “princely seat”
Sites of the third millennium BC to the first millennium AD at North Mains, Strathallan, Perthshire
Three sites were excavated: a class II henge, a massive round barrow and a pair of ring-ditches. Five periods of activity were noted on the henge site: I - pre henge-bank activity, including one burial; II - the class II henge, a ditch with an external bank enclosing a timber ring (late third millennium BC); III - burial and ritual/domestic activity, the former associated with food vessels, cinerary urns and a beaker, the latter with beaker mater…
Fürstensitze , Celts and the Mediterranean World
The traditional definition of a Fürstensitz, outlined in 1969 by W. Kimmig, is in need of modification. Greater precision is needed in the interpretation of imported and imitated Mediterranean pottery and élite burials. From our discussion, it becomes clear that both rich settlements and burials underwent crucial changes within the late Hallstatt period: the élite burial rite was becoming increasingly exclusive, and imported or imitated Mediterra…
From Dupljaja to Delphi
Handsome four-wheeled wagons - finely crafted and decorated - are among the more remarkable large artefacts of later prehistoric Europe. Their find-contexts and condition certainly do not suggest everyday use or heavy wear. But when and how were they used? What did they stand for
Celtic migrations”
Strontium and oxygen isotope analysis of human remains from the early La Tène (fourth/third century BC) Czech cemeteries of Radovesice I (RAD I), Radovesice II (RAD II), and Kutná Hora were conducted to investigate the importance of residential changes during the period of the historic “Celtic migrations”. In the initial phases (LT A/B), the grave goods of these cemeteries are typical for the core area of the La Tène culture, while around 300 BC …
Wheels With Thickened Spokes, and the Problem of Cultural Contact Between the Aegean World and Europe in the Late Bronze Age
A technological advance in wheel construction, entailing spokes with thickened or strengthened ends, can be detected in Central Europe at the start of the Late Bronze Age. Spokes with thickened ends are seen in Central Europe on full‐size wheels, wagon models and wheel depictions. It is argued that this technological innovation had its source in the Aegean, where wheels with thickened spokes are seen not only depicted on late Mycenaean craters bu…
Sites of the third millennium BC to the first millennium AD at North Mains, Strathallan, Perthshire
Three sites were excavated: a class II henge, a massive round barrow and a pair of ring-ditches. Five periods of activity were noted on the henge site: I - pre henge-bank activity, including one burial; II - the class II henge, a ditch with an external bank enclosing a timber ring (late third millennium BC); III - burial and ritual/domestic activity, the former associated with food vessels, cinerary urns and a beaker, the latter with beaker mater…
Wheels With Thickened Spokes, and the Problem of Cultural Contact Between the Aegean World and Europe in the Late Bronze Age
A technological advance in wheel construction, entailing spokes with thickened or strengthened ends, can be detected in Central Europe at the start of the Late Bronze Age. Spokes with thickened ends are seen in Central Europe on full‐size wheels, wagon models and wheel depictions. It is argued that this technological innovation had its source in the Aegean, where wheels with thickened spokes are seen not only depicted on late Mycenaean craters bu…
From Dupljaja to Delphi
Handsome four-wheeled wagons - finely crafted and decorated - are among the more remarkable large artefacts of later prehistoric Europe. Their find-contexts and condition certainly do not suggest everyday use or heavy wear. But when and how were they used? What did they stand for
Fürstensitze , Celts and the Mediterranean World
The traditional definition of a Fürstensitz, outlined in 1969 by W. Kimmig, is in need of modification. Greater precision is needed in the interpretation of imported and imitated Mediterranean pottery and élite burials. From our discussion, it becomes clear that both rich settlements and burials underwent crucial changes within the late Hallstatt period: the élite burial rite was becoming increasingly exclusive, and imported or imitated Mediterra…
Westeuropa tbronzezeit. Fundbild und Funktion
Jan Bouzek. Studia Hercynia IX, Part I
Jan Bouzek. Studia Hercynia IX, Part I: Thracians and their Neighbours: their Destiny, Art and Heritage. Part II: Reports. 276 pages, 109 figures, 39 plates. 2004. Prague: Institute of Classical Archaeology, Charles University/Czech Society of Archaeology; ISSN 1212-5865-9 paperback. - Volume 81 Issue 311
Weighing, Commodification, and Money
This article explores the various techniques for measuring commodities that started during the Bronze Age. It shows that materials which cannot be properly ‘counted’ (e.g. power and liquids) were quantified by weighing or measuring volume. The article references several written and archaeological sources to study the range of items that were weighed during the Bronze Age and to determine the purpose of weighing. Next, the article briefly describe…
Social differentiation and land use at an Early Iron Age “princely seat”
Evidence for “Celtic migrations”? Strontium isotope analysis at the early La Tène (LT B) cemeteries of Nebringen (Germany) and Monte Bibele (Italy)
Celtic migrations”
Strontium and oxygen isotope analysis of human remains from the early La Tène (fourth/third century BC) Czech cemeteries of Radovesice I (RAD I), Radovesice II (RAD II), and Kutná Hora were conducted to investigate the importance of residential changes during the period of the historic “Celtic migrations”. In the initial phases (LT A/B), the grave goods of these cemeteries are typical for the core area of the La Tène culture, while around 300 BC …
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