D Kielman

Biographic Data

ID	5636753
NAME	D Kielman
GIVEN NAMES	D
FAMILY NAME	Kielman
SIGNATURE	KIELMAN D
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	17
TOTAL CITATIONS	35
WORKS AS AUTHOR	17
WORKS AS EDITOR	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1990
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	1990
H-INDEX	1

Testing Postulate I
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Archaeological Sample, Source Criticism, and Data-Scaling
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Time, Space and Frequency Analyses of the Constituent Types of Mesolithic Decorative Ornaments
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Epilogue
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Plates
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Mesolithic Population of Western Europe and its Cultural and Social Organization
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Ethnic Resolution of Language and its Functional Equivalents
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Evaluation
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
A Classification of Mesolithic Ornaments
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Modeling and Methodology of Mesolithic Ethnicity
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Testing Postulate III
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Temporal Partitioning of Mesolithic Ornaments into Chronologically Homogeneous Sub-Sets
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
The Spatial Analysis
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Conclusion
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Preliminary Material
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
Testing Postulate II
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.CHAPTERAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990
An Inquiry into the Ethnic Resolution of Mesolithic Regional Groups
R R Newell, D Kielman et al.BOOKAn Inquiry into the Ethnic…1990Cited by: 35
Recent Western European Mesolithic research has greatly augmented our understanding of the time and space parameters of material derived from settlements. Perusals of those regularities have led to a renewed scrutiny of the ethnographic literature in an attempt to perceive the resulting temporal and spatial units as anthropologically relevant regional groups. The proposition that the breeding population was identical to the ethnic identity of the…