Internationale Archäologie

The Neolithic to Early Bronze Age.

Studies in Middle Bronze Age burial rites, with special reference to research developement.
Volume I - Text.

Studies in Middle Bronze Age burial rites, with special reference to research developement.
Volume III - Tables.

Studies in Middle Bronze Age burial rites, with special reference to research developement.
Volume 3 - Catalogue.

Mesopotamia, Iran, Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates and Oman.

Burial rites of the Linear Pottery Culture in Germany and adjacent regions, with special reference to special burials.

Studies of the settlement features and pottery from Alteglofsheim-Köfering, Landshut-Sallmansberg and Straubing-Lerchenhaid.

An analysis based on the technological-typological method.

Investigations with particular reference to domestic architecture from the 15th to the 17th century.

Archaeological and technological analysis of Urnfield and Hallstatt evidence.

Textiles and textile technology of the Hallstatt and La Tène Period in their context.

Examples, questions, perspectives.

Technology and cultural history of the use of metals in the Near Eastern Neolithic.

Material, techniques, constructions and appearance.

A comparative study.

Studies in form and contents.

Studies in typology and iconography.

Catalogue of archaeological features and finds.
Text and plates.

Studies on Late Bronze Age glyptics of mainland Greece and the Aegean.

The Neckar-Suebi in the region of Mannheim, Ladenburg and Heidelberg in the early Roman Period.

Palaeodemography - possibilities and constraints.
Proceedings of the Conferences of the Bronze Age Study-Group at Ettlingen 1988 and at Frankfurt/Main 1989.

Proceedings of the Conference of the Bronze Age Study-Group at Pottenstein 1990.

International Symposium at Hitzacker May 9-11, 1996.

A history of research on the basis of historical and archaeological sources.

An approach to comparative burial analysis.
Archaeological results and catalogue.

History and archaeology of a settlement in north-west Syria from Hellenistic to Early Byzantine times.

Evidence from cemeteries and settlements in Central Europe.

Archaeological and anthropological data.

The Region of Bendorf and Engers.

An investigation into the changing domestic architecture of Hellenistic times.

Studies in typology and the reconstruction of settlement developement in Northern and Southern Württemberg.

Studies of metal pendants of the 8th to the 5th centuries B.C. between the Main and Po Rivers.

Investigations into a means of representation from its beginnings to the end of the 4th century B.C..

Archaeological application of remote-sensing in the Sahel region.

Part I - Text and catalogue.
Part II - Plates.

Regional studies in Southeast Attica.

The pottery of the late Celtic settlement at Berching-Pollanten, distr. of Neumarkt i.d. Oberpfalz.

Typology and chronology of a leading type of Attic common ware of the 6th to 1st centuries B.C..

Research on the statuary iconography of the god in late Classical and Hellenistic art.

An archaeological and art historical study into manufacturing techniques, function and chronology.
Part I - Text.
Part II - Catalogue and plates.

The meaning of architecture for a sign of power of a Roman client king.

Settlement finds and features of a late La Tène hillfort in the Saar Region.

Cultural exchange and its impact on socio-political developments in the pre-Roman Iron Age.

Typology, construction and distribution from the 6th to the 2nd centuries B.C..

A study of houses and settlement forms in Southern Germany.

Textiles in medieval transport on the North and Baltic Seas.

Aquisition and use of Attic pottery in the Mediterranean and the Pontic area during the 4th century B.C..

Layout, chronology and significance of Roman circular graves in Italy.

The development of south-eastern Schleswig-Holstein in the Later Roman period.

Vessel types, subjets and functions of South-Italian red figured pottery from the necropolis of Taranto.

Possibilities for and limits to statements on archaeological monuments with a symbolic charakter.

A Synthesis on the basis of archaeozoological, pictorial and written sources of Central Europe.

Roman Imperial and Early Byzantine pottery.

Metal, glass, bone and stone finds.

Rural santuaries from the Late Archaic to the Hellenistic periods.
Attica - Arcadia - Argolid - Kynouria.

Chronology and Typology.

Archaeological investigations of the inhabitants of the western Black Sea region.

A cultural historical analysis of Late Antique urban life in Northern Italy.

Lighting equipment of the 6th to 3rd centuries B.C. in Selinus.

The décor, function and significance of arc- and gate-monuments from antiquity.

Recent researches on the Fritzens-Sanzeno Culture.

The layout and function of Italic temple precincts in Northern Africa and their significance for the Roman town in the Imperial Period.

Aspects of the female world as reflected by a tool.

Contributions to the field of acculturation research.

Spatial representation in Greek art of the late 5th century B.C..

Typology and chronology.

Topography and town layout of Messene in the Late Classical and Hellenic periods.

Typology and iconography of a Roman personification of a province.

Archaeology and raw material supply.

Settlements and burials of the Roman Imperial Period in Rome’s suburbs.

History, architecture, decoration, and function of a Late Hellenistic Porticus-complex.

The settlement Weisweiler 111 on the Aldenhoven plateau, district of Düren.

A Bronze Age Village of Farmers, Hunters and Herders.

Cultural change as reflected in Early Medieval funerary rites.

Artists and workshops [710-630 B.C.].