Open Access Journal: Arkeotek Journal

 [First posted in AWOL 20 December 2009. Updated 20 April 2012]

Arkeotek Journal
ISSN: 1961-9863 

Exclusively available online, The Arkeotek Journal is a peer-reviewed scientific journal devoted to the archaeology of techniques. Articles are published following new writing practices meant to facilitate the reading of scientific constructs, the exhaustive publication of research data and the automatic building-up of knowledge bases.

The Arkeotek Journal est une revue scientifique d'archéologie des techniques, avec comité de lecture, exclusivement en ligne, éditée selon un nouveau modèle de publication destiné à faciliter la lecture rapide des constructions scientifiques, la publication exhaustive des données de recherche, et la constitution automatique de bases de connaissances.  

[n.b. Content appears to be hosted at DOAJ]

VOLUME 4 (2010) :

Articles 

N°1 - Isabelle SIDERA
with Delphine Jabbour-Savalle and Blanche Barthélemy de Saizieu
Immigrants of Mediterranean origin in the Paris Basin in the Early Neolithic: technology and morphology of bone industries

Digests

N° c1 - Les techniques de débitage laminaire au Tardiglaciaire : critères de diagnose et quelques réflexions, de Jacques Pélegrin  
Condensé par C. Renard

N°c2 -  La fin du Paléolithique en Rhénanie (Magdalénien, groupes à Federmesser, Ahrensbourgien) L'évolution du choix des matières premières lithiques, reflet d'un profond changement du climat et du comportement humain, de Harald Floss

Condensé par C. Renard

N° c3 - Pioneers in deglaciated landscapes: The expansion and adaptation of Late Palaeolithic societies in Southern Scandinavia, de Anders Fisher

Condensé par C. Renard

VOLUME 3 (2009) :  

Articles

N°1 - Laure DUBREUIL
Functional analysis of grinding tools from the Natufian site of Mallaha:
Towards an understanding of assemblage evolution in the Levant

N°2 - Caroline HAMON
Functions and evolution of macro-lithic tools during the Early Neolithic in the Paris Basin

N°3 - Marie-Claude BOILEAU

Wheel making in urban Syria in the third millennium: A technique for objects of value ?

N°4 - Valentine ROUX

The potter's wheel in Middle Bronze II in the Southern Levant: Technological study of the Beth Shean Ceramics

Digests

N°c1 - The manual rotary mill in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula: a technical innovation in the context of grinding cereals in the home, Natalia ALONSO MARTINEZ

Digest by M.-L. Sénégas and B. Barthélemy de Saizieu

N°c2 -  Meaning in the making: the potter's wheel at Phylakopi, Melos (Greece, Ina BERG

Digest by V. Roux

 

VOLUME 2 (2008) : 

N°1 - Pierre ALLARD, Laurence BURNEZ
Lithic surplus production in the early Neolithic (LBK):
the case of the flint knappers of Verlaine (Belgium)

N°2 - Roberto RISCH
Grain Processing Technologies and Economic Organisation:
A Case Study from the South-East of the Iberian Peninsula during the Copper Age

N°3 - Boris VALENTIN
Magdalenian and Azilian Lithic Productions in the Paris Basin : Disappearance of a Programmed Economy

N°4 - Sylvain BAUVAIS
From prestige to proto-industry : iron production evolution during the second iron age in the north of the Paris Basin

VOLUME 1 (2007) :

N°1 - Alain GALLAY

The decorated marriage jars of the inner delta of the Niger (Mali):
Essay of archaeological demarcation of an ethnic territory

N°2 - Hugues PLISSON, Valérie BEUGNIER
Technical uses and symbolic values of Pressignian daggers

N°3 - Jehanne FÉBLOT-AUGUSTINS

Raw materials and Early Mediterranean Neolithic expansion process in the upper Rhône basin:
the case of the Gardon cave (Ambérieu-en-Bugey, Ain, France)

N°4 - Marian VANHAEREN, Francesco d’ERRICO

Social inequality in the Upper Palaeolithic: personal ornaments

from Saint-Germain-la-Rivière (Gironde, France)

 

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