JONAS 17 (April 2010)

[150 SEK excl. postage; see Orders and subscription]

Editorial

(p. 1)

Sven Isaksson

Food for thought: On the culture of food and the interpretation of ancient subsistence data (pp. 3-10)
PDF  JONAS 17 Sven Isaksson (1774 Kb)

Jonas Binladen & Eske Willerslev

Why study ancient DNA damage? (pp. 11-14)

PDF  JONAS 17 Jonas Binladen Eske Willerslev (1461 Kb)

Richard E. Hughes, Anders Högberg & Deborah Olausson

Sourcing flint from Sweden and Denmark: A pilot study employing non-destructive energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (pp. 15-25)

PDF  JONAS 17 Richard E. Hughes, Anders Högberg Deborah Olausson (3462 Kb)

Roland Schwab, Inga Ullén & Christian-Heinrich Wunderlich

A sword from Vreta Kloster, and black patinated bronze in Early Bronze Age Europe (pp. 27-35)

PDF  JONAS 17 Roland Schwab, Inga Ullén & C (9967 Kb)

Lisbeth Prøsch-Danielsen & Rolf Sørensen

333 years of copper mining in the Røros region of the Mid-Scandic highlands: Written sources versus natural archive (pp. 37-51)

PDF  JONAS 17 Lisbeth Prøsch-Danielsen & Rolf S (6976 Kb)

Anna-Kaisa Puputti

Bones in pits and ditches: A contextual approach to animal bone distribution in Early Modern Tornio (pp. 53-64)

PDF  JONAS 17 Anna-Kaisa Puputti (2417 Kb)

Yuri B. Tstelin

Ceramic investigations in Russia: Scientific approaches, pottery production structure, modern possibilities and some research results (pp. 65-81)
PDF  JONAS 17 Yuri B. Tstelin (6763 Kb)

Elena Garcia-Guixé, Maria Eulàlia Subirà, Ricard Marlasca & Michael P. Richards

δ13C and δ15N in ancient and recent fish bones from the Mediterranean Sea (pp. 83-92)
PDF  JONAS 17 Elena Garcia-Guix (2098 Kb)