The Last Hunter-gatherers In The Near East (bar International Series)

1320 verso.pdf British Archaeological Reports 1320 verso.pdf British Archaeological Reports Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS PREFACE THE LAST HUNTER-GATHERER SOCIETIES IN THE NEAR EAST: AN INTRODUCTION THE NATUFIAN IN REAL TIME? RADIOCARBON DATE CALIBRATION AS A TOOL FOR UNDERSTANDING NATUFIAN SOCIETIES AND THEIR LONG-TERM PREHISTORIC CONTEXT LATE EPIPALEOLITHIC SETTLEMENT IN THE WADI JUHEIRA, WEST-CENTRAL JORDAN NATUFIAN SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS AND ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES: THE ISSUE OF SEDENTISM AND THE POTENTIAL OF STRONTIUM ISOTOPE ANALYSIS BEYOND PAST CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY: EXAMPLE OF THE LEVANTINE LATE EPIPALAEOLITHIC AGENCY AND LANDSCAPE: ABANDONING THE ‘NATURE/CULTURE’ DICHOTOMY IN INTERPRETATIONS OF THE NATUFIAN AND THE TRANSITION TO THE NEOLITHIC CONTINUITY AND CHANGE: THE OHALO II AND THE NATUFIAN DWELLING STRUCTURES (JORDAN VALLEY, ISRAEL) WHY WAS THE DOG DOMESTICATED? SHIFTS IN NATUFIAN STRATEGIES AND THE YOUNGER DRYAS: EVIDENCE FROM WADI MATAHA, SOUTHERN JORDAN SMALL GAME AND THE TRANSITION TO AGRICULTURE IN THE SOUTHERN LEVANT PLANT FOOD SUBSISTENCE ISSUES AND SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY IN THE EARLY NATUFIAN NATUFIAN FOODWAYS: PERSPECTIVES AND POTENTIAL LATE PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE HUMAN MORPHOLOGICAL TRENDS AND THE EVOLUTION OF SUBSISTENCE ADAPTATIONS: NATUFIAN SKELETAL REMAINS IN CONTEXT MESOAMERICAN LIME BURNING TECHNOLOGY: A POSSIBLE MODEL FOR INCIPIENT LIME INDUSTRIES OF THE EARLY NEAR EAST SOCIOPOLITICAL ORGANIZATION IN THE NATUFIAN: A VIEW FROM THE NORTHWEST