POLISH ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
XXIII/2, SPECIAL STUDIES
- Volume XXIII/2:
- Special Studies
Beyond Ornamentation. Jewelry as an Aspect of Material Culture in the Ancient Near East (Warsaw 2014) - PAM Editor-in-chief:
- Iwona Zych
- Scientific editors:
- Amir Golani, Zuzanna Wygnańska
- Bibliographic editor:
- Aleksandra Zych
- Language consultation:
- Iwona Zych
- Technical editor:
- Iwona Zych
- Editorial assistance:
- Agnieszka Szymczak
- Digital processing:
- Ewa Czyżewska
- Image processing and copyediting assistance:
- Ewa Czyżewska, Szymon Maślak, Marta Momot, Marek Puszkarski, Urszula Wicenciak
- Original graphic design:
- Jerzy Kowalski, updated by Ewa Czyżewska for PCMA
- DTP:
- Ewa Czyżewska assistant Urszula Wicenciak
- Printed in Poland
- Cover:
- Beads from a Mitanni grave at Tell Arbid, Syria (photo J. Wierzbicki)
- ISSN
- 1234–5415 (Print), 2083–537X (Online)
- Pages:
- 326 (B&W and color illustrations)
| Introduction | ||
| Amir Golani, Zuzanna Wygnańska |  |
1.31 M |
| The bead workshop at site MPS4, Mil Plain, Azerbaijan: Craft specialization and the manufacture of shell jewelry in the Neolithic | ||
| Ilia Heit | |
2.34 M |
| A Badarian–Naqadian cognitive link? Apossible insight on the basis of a Badarian hippopotamus-shaped pendant from Egypt | ||
| Maarten Horn | |
1.33 M |
| Cowrie shells and their imitations as ornamental amulets in Egypt and the Near East | ||
| Amir Golani | |
1.03 M |
| Tracing the “diadem wearers”: an inquiry into the meaning of simple-form head adornments from the Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age in the Near East | ||
| Zuzanna Wygnańska | |
4.87 M |
| Amulets? On the possible function of zoomorphic pendants from child burials in Tell Rad Shaqrah (Syria) | ||
| Dariusz Szeląg | |
1.45 M |
| Jewelery manufacture in the Kura-Araxes and Bedeni cultures of the southern Caucasus: analogies and distinctions for the reconstruction of a cultural changeover | ||
| Eleonora Carminati | |
1.00 M |
| West Anatolian beads and pins in the 2nd millennium BC: some remarks on function and distribution in comparison with neighboring regions | ||
| Magda Pieniążek, Ekin Kozal | |
1.73 M |
| Beads, pendants and other ornaments from late 3rd–2nd millennium BC occupation on Failaka, Kuwait | ||
| Ann Andersson | |
997 K |
| Vitreous beads from the Uluburun shipwreck | ||
| Rebecca S. Ingram | |
2.83 M |
| Personaldisplay in the southern Levant and the question of Philistine cultural origins | ||
| Josephine Verduci | |
1.45 M |
| Revealed by their jewelry: ethnic identity of israelites during the Iron Age in the southern Levant | ||
| Amir Golani | |
1.93 M |
| Personal ornaments at Hasanlu, Iran | ||
| Megan Cifarelli | |
2.32 M |