A Spatial Analysis of Megalithic Tombs: Table of Content
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Bakker, J. A., J. Kruk, A. E. Lanting, S. Milisauskas
1998 The
earliest evidence of wheeled transport in Europe and the Near East. Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the
Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric
communication: The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA. The
Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
1994 Megalithic
Tombs and Interregional Communication.
Papers presented at the international symposium: Megaliths and Social
Geography, 13-17 May 1994, Falköping, Sweden.
1995/02 A Spatial Analysis of Megalithic
Tombs. Vol. 1-2. Ph. D. Dissertation. Southern
Methodist University. The Comparative Archaeology WEB© (Updated periodically)
1996 From dolmen to passage- and
gallery-grave: An interregional construction analysis. Paper delivered 25 June 1995 at the conference on
Megalithic tombs: Their Context and Construction. Kalundborg, Denmark.
1998 Megalithic
Tomb Index: Data Base of Megalithic Tombs, Long-Mounds and Tumuli. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©
1998 Neolithic Chronology. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©
1998 C14 Dates of Long-Mounds (Earthen
Long-Barrows) and Megalithic Tombs from North and Central Europe. The Comparative
Archaeology WEB©.
1998 Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB) Baalberge group calibrated
C14 dates. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
1998 Causewayed
enclosures, the oldest roads, the first wagon tracks, and the development of
megalithic tombs in southern Scandinavia and Central Europe. Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the
Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric
communication: The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA.
1998 The Hilltop Villages Near Rmíz. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©
1998 The
oldest persevered textile from the Neolithic/Eneolithic in Central / Northern
Europe? The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
1998 The Earliest Stone Wall. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically updated)
1988 The
Oldest Wagon Tracks and a megalithic tomb.
The Comparative Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically updated)
1998 The
First OCR Dates from the Czech Republic.
The Comparative Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically updated)
1999 Suns, Wheels and Megalithic Tombs: The first
color pictures of sun-wheel symbols from the megalithic tomb of Blengow 1,
E. Germany. The Comparative
Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically updated)
1999 Rmíz Index of Figures: Collection of maps, drawings and photographs of Central
Moravian Neolithic/Copper Age walled sites, burial mounds, artifacts, human and
animal remains, textiles, etc. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically
updated)
2001 The
Iceman’s Food Fight. The Comparative
Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically updated)
2001 The Origins of Agriculture.
The Comparative Archaeology WEB©. (Periodically updated)
Baldia,
M. O., C. Baldia and D.
Frink
1998 The Czech American Research Project: 1998 Activity Report. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©. (This article is a major update/revisions of an article originally published by Christel Baldia on the Weber State University web site.)
Baldia, M. O. and M. Smíd.
1998/01 Rmíz:
The oldest fort with stone faced rampart and its significance in the
Neolithic/Copper Age Moravian landscape. Presented
at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology
in the symposium: Prehistoric communication:
The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA. The
Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
Baldia, M. O., J. P. Staeck
and M. Šmíd
2001 Hügelgräber der Trichterbecherkultur
in Ludéřov. Pravěk, Nová řada 11, 2001:43-59. (Baldia et al 2001 TBK-Baden LNMD Luderov
CZ Image on Text.pdf)
1997 The Neolithic Diaspora in
Europe
1996 Changing Neolithic
Landscapes at Brzesc Kujawski, Poland
1995 How Agriculture Came to
Central Europe
1995 The Neolithic Mosaic on
the North European Plain
Cassen, S.
1998 Parameters
of the neolithisation in the west of France: from the circulation of prestige
goods to the invention of symbols.
Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American
Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric communication:
The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA. The
Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
1999 The OCR Carbon Dating Procedure and Its Application at the Rmiz Site, Czech Republic. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
Frink, D. and A.
Hathaway
2000 Behavioral Continuity on a Changing Landscape. Presented at the 65th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Perspective 2000: Cultural Continuity and Social Change, Philadelphia, USA, April 5 to 9, 2000. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
Hoika, J.
1998 Trade and Communication within the Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB) of the Baltic Region. Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric communication: The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
Jakes, K.
1998 Oldest Cloth/New Test Results. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
Primas, M.
1998 Monuments
and Mobility in SE Europe around 3000 BC.
Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American
Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric communication:
The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA. The
Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
Raetzel-Fabian, D.
2000/02a Monumentality and Communication: Neolithic Enclosures and Long Distance Tracks in Neolithic Central Europe. Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Perspective 2000: Cultural Continuity and Social Change. The Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
2000/02b Absolute
Chronology and Cultural Development of the Neolithic Wartberg Culture of
Germany. JungsteinSeite ©.
1999 The Calden Causewayed Enclosure and the
Neolithic Wartberg culture of Germany. The Comparative Archaeology WEB© This
paper has been replaced by 2000/02a as of
January 8, 2002 (see above).
Wason, P.
1998 Monuments,
Religion, Status and Communication in the Neolithic. Presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the
Society for American Archaeology. Presented at the 63rd Annual
Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric
communication: The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture. Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA. The
Comparative Archaeology WEB©.
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