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A Social Archaeology of Households in Neolithic Greece: An Anthropological Approach

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Archaeological and Geological Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Archaeology and ancient environmental studies

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1. The household in the social sciences 2. The household as process in a social archaeology 3. The Neolithic of Greece 4. The ideal and the real: the examples of Early Neolithic Nea Nikomedeia and Middle Neolithic Sesklo 5. Complexity is not only about hierarchy: Late Neolithic Dimini, a detailed case study in household organisation 6. Homogeneity or diversity? Households as variable processes 7. Evolution or contingency? Households as transitional processes 8. Household and beyond: implications and prospects for social archaeology.

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