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Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Wetland Archaeology The Oxford Handbook of Wetland Archaeology
Francesco Menotti (ed.), Aidan O'Sullivan (ed.)
https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199573493.001.0001
Published online:
05 September 2013
Published in print:
01 December 2012
Online ISBN:
9780191750519
Print ISBN:
9780199573493

Contents

Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Wetland Archaeology The Oxford Handbook of Wetland Archaeology
End Matter

Index

  • Published:
    December 2012
Subject
Archaeology
Series
Oxford Handbooks
Collection: Oxford Handbooks Online

920921Index

    ABA (acid-base-acid) treatments604
    Acosta, A. et al.764
    acoustic ground discrimination systems (AGDS)438, 446
    Acquafredda di Redebus786
    Adams, R. McC. and H. Nissen130
    Ageröd V, Sweden815
    Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF)456–7
    air photographs471
    al-Fidā, A.132
    Allen, J. R. L.470
    Allen valley, UK563
    Alleshausen, Germany286
    Almkvist, G. and I. Persson671
    Altartate find, Ireland317
    Alvastra, Sweden817
    Amazon Basin96
    Ambrona site, Spain766
    Åmose area14
    Anasazi Tradition66
    Anbangbang I rock shelter site, Australia765
    Anderson-Carpenter, L. L. et al.578
    animal carvings315
    Annagholty bog trackway, Ireland361, 368
    anthropological archaeology72
    anthropomorphology of rivers392–3
    anti-shrink efficiency (ASE) values of wood669, 674
    Appelbaum, B.667
    Archaeological Institute of America710
    Archaeological Service658
    Archaeological Survey of Zurich658
    Archaeology Branch of British Columbia326
    Archaeology in the Severn Estuary (journal)456
    Armstrong, H. A. and M. D. Brasier540
    Arnoldussen, S.739
    Arnott, S. H. L. et al.446
    Assyrian kings129
    Atherley Narrows, Canada76–7
    Atlantic period154
    axe handle head307
    Ayatskoe Moor, Russia153
    Azawad Basin, Mali111
    Bad Nauheim, Germany509
    Bally Park, Switzerland846, 864
    Ballybetagh Bog, Ireland548
    bamboo fish trap (Uke)188
    Ban Na Di, Thailand901
    Barfield, L.783
    bark objects313
    Bartlett, Richard274
    bathymetric LiDAR (Light Detecting And Ranging)443
    Bayliss, A. et al.609
    behaviour of humans in the past726–8
    Belgium, reclamation46
    Belgium Polders458
    Bell–Beaker period256
    bentwood objects313
    Bernstorf, Germany783
    Besteman, J. C.33
    Bevaix, Switzerland865
    Biederbost wet site, US706
    ‘Big Shigirsky Idol’148
    biogenic sediments812
    Biologisch-Archaeologisch Institut (BAI)542
    biomolecular degradation493
    bioturbation85
    Bird, C. and D. Frankel223
    bird's arrowhead352
    Birka, Sweden822
    Birks, H. H.586
    Bjaeldskov valley, Denmark820
    Bjerre, Denmark19
    Bjordal, C. et al.668
    Black Mountains, Wales391
    Blackwater estuary, UK41
    Blick (Swiss newspaper)850
    block-lifting472
    Bofeenaun crannog, Ireland37
    bog formation812
    bog offerings817
    bogs
      disappearance2
    Bolen points63
    Bonhomme, T.222
    Bord na Móna bogs, Ireland360
    Boreal period154
    Botfeldt, K. et al.676
    Bourtangarveen, Netherlands365
    Boutanger Moor, Netherlands/Germany363, 413
    bovidae metapodials341
    Bramcote Green tracks, UK366
    Breasted, J. H.886
    Bremer Hansekogge620
    Brigg causeway, UK369
    Britain See UK
    Bronk Ramsey, C.612
    bronze items785
    Brown, F. and Y. K. Brown331
    Brunning, R.906
    Bruseth, J. E.485
    Bruszczewo, Poland818
    Brześć Kujawski Group816
    Bulverket, Sweden34
    Burger, J. et al.572
    butter containers311
    Butzer, K. W.116
    Caldicot trackways, UK366
    Caldwell, M. E.330
    California, US64
    Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI)72–3, 674
    carbon dioxide drying method675
    Cariaco Basin638
    Carmel coast125
    Carr, D. et al.676
    Caseldine, A.904
    Castanea chestnut546
    Castanea sativa (sweet chestnut)310
    Chalcolithic artefacts125
    Chan Cahal Model91
    channel drains for excavation485
    charcoal analysis588
    Childe, V. G.869
    Chironomidae531
    chocolate flint390
    chronotypology621
    Clairvaux-La Motte-aux-Magnins, France262
    Clairvaux-les-Lacs, France260
    Clark, J. G. D.387
    Clenchwarton, UK46
    coastal marshes40
    Colardelle, M. and E. Verdel38–9
    coleoptera (beetles)549
    Columbus, Christopher67
    Combot, Yves831
    context of wetlands311
    control drying675
    Convention on Wetlands of International Importance687
    Cook, C. and D. W. Grattan671
    Cook, Captain James202
    Cook, G. T. et al.612
    Coope, G. R. and P. J. Osborne515
    Coorong region, Australia218, 220
    copper-working36
    Coquille Indian Tribe Cultural Resources Program (CITCRP)710
    Cosgrove, R.218
    Cranborne Chase, UK563
    Creglingen Frauental, Germany288
    Croes, D. R.317
    Croinis crannog, Ireland278
    Cross, R. E.273
    Crown Lagoon, Australia218
    Cuddie Springs, Australia214
    cultural change vs. climate change590–94
    cultural markers, earth mounds as222
    Cultural Resources Department (CRD), Squaxin Island Tribe711
    culture-area scheme72
    Cunha, E. da758
    Dagstorp, Sweden817
    damage of artefacts, deliberate307
    Damendorf Man409
    Danger Cave, Utah, US61
    Danube, burials on391
    de Maret, P.116
    De Navarro, J. M.780
    deer hunting387
    degradation of wetlands693
    deposition
      deliberate damage of artefacts307
    Derraghan More, Ireland365
    Derricourt, R.114
    Derryoghil, Ireland374
    developer-funded fieldwork451
    developments in palaeoecology544–6
    diatom-rich layers634
    Differential GPS (DGPS)437
    Digerfeldt, G.586
    Discovery Programme458
    Dispilo, Greece258
    Dmitriev, P. A.143
    dolphin-drive fishing186
    domestic artefacts315
    Dong Son boat coffin896
    Drumkeeragh body405
    drying of wetlands721
    drying treatment for waterlogged wood674–5
    Dudka, Poland15
    Dufuna, Nigeria112
    Durham, B.75
    earthenware finds180
    East Anglia fenland, UK27
    Eckstein, D.619
    Ederline Boathouse crannog, Scotland272, 278
    Egil's Saga33
    Egolzwil 2, Switzerland896
    Egolzwil culture259
    Ehenside Tarn, UK311
    Eilean Domhnuill, Scotland273
    electrode polarization422
    Elisenhof, Germany30, 32
    Ely, East Anglia27
    Embleton, G.871
    English Heritage Wetlands Strategy694–5
    Environment and Heritage Service272
    Erkelenz-Kückhoven well, Germany911–12
    Ertebølle Culture12
    Esarhaddon (Assyrian king)129
    Eschenz, Switzerland577
    Eton Rowing Lake site, UK366
    Evans, M. I.123
    evolutionary theory877
    examination of portable wooden objects309–12
    experimental archaeology867
    Ezinge, Netherlands29, 30
    Fairbairn, A. S. et al.506
    farmer-knights38, 40
    farming tools169
    Fellbach-Schmiden, Germany509
    Fenland region, UK18
      reclamation46
    Fenlands Research Committee543
    Fergus estuary, Ireland41, 42
    fermentation in preservation treatments674
    Fiavè, Italy307
    fibre saturation point (FSP)667
    firing of swampland218
    Fleurieu Peninsula, Australia218
    flint-retouching tool352
    ‘floating gardens’94
    Florian, M.-L. et al.676
    fluvial practice754
    fly infestations37
    footprint tracks13
    Foster, R. and D. Croes910
    foundation deposits for houses737–8
    ‘free farmers’33
    Friesack, Germany814
    Fröslunda Bog, Sweden16
    frozen finds79
    gardening78
    Gault site, Texas, US60
    Gearey, B. R. and C. J. Caseldine545
    geometric spreading435
    Geymayer, P. et al.671
    Giachi, G. and B. Pizzo668
    Gill-Robinson, H. C.409
    Glenrose fish weir, US327, 328
    Gletterens, Switzerland854
    Global Positioning Systems (GPS)437, 472
    Glock, W. S.618
    Golson, Jack199
    Gosden, C. and F. Larson887
    Gould, S. J.539
    Grand Valley Baliem, New Guinea234
    Great Cedar Swamp, US765
    Great Ouse floodplain, UK559
    Gregory, D. and P. Jensen668
    Greifensee-Böschen, Switzerland286, 288, 289
    Grosse Moor, Germany369
    Guangfulin Culture160
    Guianas coastal plain96
    Gulf Coast of Mexico87
    Gwaii Haanas National Park, British Columbia326
    Gwent Levels, Wales46
    Gwisho Hotsprings, Zambia111
    Haarnagel, W.30
    hair, sacredness201
    Hall, A. R. and H. K. Kenward522, 529
    Hallstatt plateau612
    Hannon, G. E. and M. J. Gaillard586
    Hansen, H. O.867
    Haraldskær Woman405
    Harding, A. F. and S. E. Warren782, 783
    Harper, J. R. et al.75
    Harrison, W.912
    harvesting tools802
    Hausplatz concept291
    Hazzeldine Warren, S. et al.473, 912
    Heilbronn-Klingenberg, Germany509
    Hemphill, B.773
    Hemudu Culture159
    Hemudu site, China164
    Herrenhof30
    Hessens, Germany32
    Hiberno-Norse Dublin310
    Hidden Cave, US774
    Hisadome-Nihonsugi site, Japan180
    Hisn al-Tinat, Turkey122
    Historic Stage67
    historical archaeology72
    Hjortspring bog, Denmark821
    Hogg, A. G. et al.611
    Høgseth, H. B.311
    Hohl, W. and H. Schlichtherle423
    Hohokam Tradition66
    Hollstein, E.620
    Holme-next-the-Sea, UK475
    Holmegårds Bog, Denmark13
    Holocene intertidal sites474
    Holy Cross Mountains, Poland390
    Horgen pottery261
    Hosch, S. and S. Jacomet505
    Housley, R. A. et al.912
    Hughes, R. H. et al.107
    human management131
    hunter-fisher-farmer sites816
    hunter-gatherer intertidal communities474
    hunting camps387
    hurdle trackways371
    hydraulic approach489
    hydroelectric dams124
    ice patches, DNA from578
    ice-patch finds79
    identification with prehistory838
    Ikejima-Fukumanji site, Japan188–9
    Illerup Ådal, Denmark821
    imitation of wooden artefacts317
    infield/outfield farming system798, 802
    Ingstad, A. S.76
    Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)719–23, 727
    International Council of Museums (ICOM)863, 868, 870
    Irish Archaeological Wetland Unit (IAWU)360, 457
    Iron Gates Gorge, Serbia387
    iron ore collection366
    Isolino Virginia, Italy258
    Janusek, J. and A. Kolata97
    Jennings, J. D.60, 64
    Johnsen, D. B.328
    Johnston, R. B. and K. A. Cassavoy77
    Jones, B. D. and D. T. Forrest765
    Jones, S. P. et al.674
    Kafir Samir site125
    Kaharoa volcanic eruption, New Zealand611–12
    Kalø Vig I, Denmark324
    Kalstrom, A.666
    Kaminaljuyu site, Guatemala88–9
    Kate's Pad trackway, UK365
    Katzie First Nation714
    Katzie Site, Canada78
    Kauhanganui house208
    Kauri (Agathis australis)669
    Kaye, B. et al.675
    Kayhausen Boy408
    Kepel Fish Dam, US328
    kettle bogs, bodies in413
    Khok Phanom Di, Thailand901
    Kite, M. and R. Thomson675
    knight-farmers38, 40
    Kobusiewicz, M.390
    Kooijmans, L. P. L.733
    Kopytoff, I.735
    Kosintsev, P. A.149
    Kuahuqiao Culture159
    Kubaish, Iraq134
    Kuniholm, P.621
    Kurumidate site, Japan190
    Kyoto government190
    L’Anse aux Meadows, Canada76
    La Bellaca 2 site, Argentina764
    La Belle investigations, US484
    La Draga, Spain258
    La Marmotta, Italy258
    lacquer production187
    Lagerås, P.812
    Lago de Atitlan, Guatemala88
    Lago di Bargone, Italy565
    Lake of Antioch131
    Lake Āraiši, Latvia34
    Lake Bolac, Australia215
    Lake Bracciano, Italy258
    lake burials391
    Lake Chalain, France656
    Lake of the Clouds, US639
    Lake Dümmer area, Germany365, 375
    Lake Geneva, Switzerland (and France)657–8
    Lake Gregory, Australia212
    Lake Holzmaar, Germany, varve chronology639
    Lake Mangakaware, New Zealand203, 204
    Lake Mungo, Australia213
    Lake Nussbaum, Switzerland18
    Lake Pfäffikon, Switzerland878, 879
    Lake Powidz, Poland819
    Lake Tandou, Australia214
    Lake Titicaca, South America96–8
    Lake Valgjärv, Estonia18, 34
    Lake Varese, Italy258
    Lake Vättern, Sweden817
    Lake Victoria, Tanzania111
    Lake Zug, Switzerland658
    Lance Wad project459
    land-bridge between Britain and Europe913
    Langstone Harbour Survey472
    Lanman, C. R.880
    Laroque, I. and R. I. Hall549
    LARP (Live Action Role Playing)871
    Laténium museum, Switzerland869
    Lawrence, M. J. and C. R. Bates446
    Lemonaghan, Ireland44
    Lengyel culture816
    Leuschner, H. H. et al.628
    Levantine sites125
    Lévi-Strauss, C.739
    Linear Pottery culture816
    Linearbandkeramik (LBK) culture506–8
    Lipchinsky phase148
    Little Qualicum River Site, Canada77–8
    Little Salt Lake Weir, US327
    Ljubljansko Barje, Slovenia543
    Llanos de Mojos, Bolivia96
    locating archaeological sites724–5
    Loch Arthur Crannog, Scotland278
    longhouses32
    Los Buchillones486
    Lough Boora, Ireland273
    Lower Tilemsi Valley, Mali113
    Ludwig, H.-D.114
    Ludwigshafen settlement289
    Lüscherz culture261
    MacDonald, G.710
    Macquarie River, Australia217
    Magor Pill medieval boat477
    Maharski Prekop, Slovenia543
    Majiabang Culture159
    Makabil site, Yalahau region93
    Mallowan, M.122
    Malta Convention907
    mangrove forests109
    mangrove wood trade115
    Maqiao Culture160
    Marin–Les Piécettes settlement, Switzerland289–90
    Mästermyr find, Sweden315
    Masters, P. M. and N. C. Flemming125
    Masurian lake settlements, Poland819–20
    Maya Terminal Classic Droughts91
    McHalsie, A.74
    McIntosh, S. K.116
    McMillan, A. D. and E. Yellowhorn73–4
    Medieval Warm Period97
    Medioli, F. S. and D. B. Scott550
    Mediterranean area16
    Medwin, H. and C. S. Clay434
    Meteren–De Bogen, Netherlands743–4
    Middle Guayas Basin, Ecuador96
    Middle Senegal Valley113
    Migration Period29
    Minet al-Dalieh, Beirut125
    minimum intervention667
    mitigation against destruction of wetland environments690–91, 693
    Mobley, C. M. and W. M. McCallum330
    models of log cabins867
    Mogollon Tradition66
    Molenaarsgraaf, Netherlands743
    Møllegabet settlement, Denmark12, 815
    Mołtajny, Poland820
    Momijiyama No. 49, Japan316
    monastic settlements44
    Monks, G. G.329
    Mont St Michel Bay, France41
    Montale-Rangone museum, Italy869, 870
    Montelius, O.780
    Montgomery Creek Weir site710
    Monuments at Risk in England's Wetlands (MAREW) project453
    Moorman, B. J.445
    Morris, C. A.311
    Morrison, I.271
    mortuary ponds63
    movement of people294
    Moynagh Lough crannog, Ireland36
    Mt Eccles area, Australia772
    multiproxy approach589
    Muntelier, Switzerland283
    Murray Valley, Australia222
    Murrumbidgee wetlands, Australia219, 222, 224
    Mycenaean civilization783
    National Heritage Park, Ireland276
    National Monuments Service272
    Nature Conservation Service658
    Nekrasov, A. E.149
    Nendrum monastic tide mill, Ireland478
    Newborough Fen, UK558
    Newton, R. G. and C. Renfrew782
    Nicholls, R. J. et al.721
    Nimrud, Iraq122
    Norse remains76
    Norway, trackways in364
    Nydam Bog site, Denmark307
    Ó Floinn, R.404
    O’Brien, C. et al.524
    occupation of wetlands in Europe11–14
    Oedenahlen, Germany286
    Oerlinghausen, Germany868
    Ohalo site, Israel124
    Old Croghan Man409
    Olmo di Nogara graves782
    Onat, Astrida Blukis71
    open excavation days847
    Orontes Valley, Syria and Turkey132
    Orton Meadows, UK558
    Oruarangi site, New Zealand199, 202
    Osborne, C. G.886
    Osborne, P. J.549
    Ostrowite Trzemeszeńskie, Poland819
    Paazerje Lake region, Belarus14
    packaging of artefacts491
    Paisley Cave, Oregon, US60
    palaeocatena557
    palaeochannels529
    Palaeolithic intertidal sites473
    Panova, N. K.154
      and T. G. Antipina154
    Pará, Lower Amazon753
    Parker Pearson, M.410
    Parkinson, Sidney202
    Parsecko, Poland34
    Peet, Revd S. D.881
    PEGCON programme671
    Peros, M. C. et al.486
    perspectives838
    Pétrequin, P. et al.545
    Pfahlbauer von Pfyn (‘Pile dwellers from Pfyn’) TV programme852
    Pfahlbaufischer877
    Pfahlbaumuseum, Germany870
    Pfahlschuhe (perforated plates)285–6
    Phillips, C. et al.912
    Pigorini, L.869
    Pinger system438
    Planarch 2 project458
    planking for excavations491
    platform-habitat theory834
    platforms in wetlands367
    Plets, R. M. K. et al.446
    Polanowo, Poland819
    Poole log-boat treatment674, 675
    population density260
    population levels768
    Post Track, UK609
    post-depositional formation processes806
    Pr 31 trackway, Germany363, 367
    precipitation586
    Preclassic era91
    ‘Prehistoric Pile Dwellings around the Alps’ project660–61
    prehistoric settlement dynamics734
    Prehistoric Times (Lubbock)877, 879
    Prise d’Eau, France254
    private collections861
    Proceedings of the Antiquarian Society879–80
    prospective fieldwork699
    proxy indicators547
    public participation in excavations847
    ‘puddle toghers’366
    Pulli, Estonia14
    pumping systems486
    Purfleet, UK564
    putt weirs41
    Qatna, Syria131
    Quinn, R. et al.446
    Quito, Ecuador97
    Raffles, H.754
      and A. WinklerPrins754
    rainfall, decreased723
    Ravning Enge, Denmark42
    Razboinichy Ostrov site, Russia147
    Real Time Kinematic (RTK)-GPS437
    Red Turkey Oil676
    re-enactments871
    religious practice133
    Rethinking Wetland Archaeology (Van de Noort and O’Sullivan)725, 726
    Reute-(Schorrenried) settlement284, 289
    Rhoplex-AC33 (acrylic emulsion)490
    ridges of floodplains751
    ring dykes46
    risk management771
    Ristola, Finland14
    river burials391
    Riverina area, Australia768
    Robbins Swamp, US770
    Robertshaw, P. T.116
    Rohland, N. and M. Hofreiter574
    Romney Marsh Research Group456
    Roonka Flat site, Australia769
    root gardens330
    rootlet intrusion603
    Rosen, A. and N. Roberts126
    Rotten Bottom, Scotland316
    Rouillard, S.911
    Rowell, R. and R. J. Barbour668
    Rowland's Track, UK519
    Rushy Lagoon, Australia215
    Rychner-Faraggi, A. M.789
    Sales Point fish weir41
    saline lakes109
    salt extraction458
    salt production40
    Sammardenchia, Italy506
    San Jorge, Colombia96
    San’nai Maruyama site, Japan184–5
    sandbag system486
    sand-blowing799
    sandstone ridges125
    Sandy Hill site, US766
    Sanlaville, P.128
    Saxtorp, Sweden817
    Schelvis, J.529
    Schindelholz, E. et al.675
    Schlichtherle, H. and M. Strobel423
    Schlumberger, C.422
    Schöbel, G.829
    Schönenwerd, Switzerland846
    Schöningen, Germany306
    school curriculum848
    Scilly Isles476
    Sea of Galilee124
    Seamer Carr, UK387
    seasonal activity476
    Seekirch-Stockwiesen, Germany286, 288
    Sehested, F.867
    settlement structures621
    Severn Estuary Levels Research Committee (SELRC)456
    sewn-plank boats477
    sexual activity392
    Shangshan Culture159
    Shangshan site, China167
    Shannon and Fergus estuary, Ireland41, 43
    Shardlow Quarry, UK369
    Shawcross, Wilfred199
    Shimoyakebe site, Japan187
    Shinewater Park site, UK367
    shrinkage of wood669
    Shugart, H. H.625
    Shuvakish 1 site, Russia147
    Siggeneben-Süd, Germany816
    Siletz Cultural Resources Program710
    Silkeborg Museum, Denmark912
    single entities602
    Single Grave Culture (SGC) groups15
    single-beam echo sounders (SBES)437–8
    Sivan, D. et al.125
    Skogsmossen, Sweden817
    skull deposition369
    Smakkerup Huse, Denmark815, 816
    Smilde bogs, Netherlands365
    Smith, W. C.676
    Snoqualmie River, US706
    Sobiejuchy, Poland819
    social change223
    Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) treatment604
    soil deposits123
    Songze Culture159
    Sonnenburg, E. P. and J. I. Boyce445
    Soppen Lake, Switzerland639
    South Alligator River, Australia224
    South American rivers389
    South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC)711
    Southwestern United States66
    Sovjan, Albania17
    spear points306
    sphagnum moss820
    Splash Point, Wales469
    Spriggs, J. and J. Hutchings674, 675
    Squaxin Island Tribe711
    Srejović, D.387
    St Guthlac27
    Stanley, M.43
    Steel Lake, US639
    Stevenson, A.328
    Stillwater Marsh, US773
    stone artefacts73
    stratigraphic approach255, 259
    Stringer, D.904
    Subboreal period154
    sugar treatments674
    Suigetsu Varves 2006 Project634–9
    Sukachev, V. N. and G. I. Poplavskaya152
    Sulgostowka, Z.390
    Sumerian civilization123
    Sumner Creek Fish Weir, US327
    supercritical drying method675
    supernatural beliefs about wetlands27
    surface samples502
    ‘Swampbuster’ programme99
    Swiss National Scientific Research Foundation658
    Szwajcer, W.818
    Tabasco, Mexico88
    Tägerup, Sweden815
    taphonomic pathways275
    Tari region, New Guinea234
    tarp systems486
    Tasgetium, Switzerland577
    taxonomic groups531
    Tell Nami, Israel122
    Terminal Classic Droughts91
    Terramare model784
    terrestrialization812
    ‘tertiary toghers’366
    testate amoebae550
    textile production32
    Thayngen Weier, Switzerland288
    Theodosius harbour, Turkey132
    theory of wetland archaeology726
    Thiessing, J. B.879
    Thorne Moors, UK520
    Tibirke trackway, Denmark368
    time-spans of settlements727
    Timofeev, V. I. and G. I. Zaitseva148
    Tinner, W. et al.590
    Tinneys trackways, UK366
    Tite, M. S. and A. J. Shortland783
    Tla’amin traditional territory331
    Tolmachev, V. Y.143
    Tomizawa site, Japan179
    Tongass National Forest, US326
    Toralba site, Spain766
    Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)331
    transect surveys556
    treatments for organic materials676
    Tringham, R.736
    tsunami destruction914
    Tukano villagers392
    Tyuremnov, S. N.152
    Uerschhausen-Horn (also Ürschausen-Horn), Switzerland18, 286
    Uke (bamboo fish trap)188
    Ulrich, R. B.311
    Umma, Mesopotamia129
    uniformitarian principles539
    Universum Film AG (UFA)849
    Upemba Depression, Congo-Kinshasa113–14
    Upper Volga River region, Russia14
    Ural Society of the Natural History Amateurs143
    Valletta Convention460
    Valthe Bridge, Netherlands367
    Van Andel, T. H. and C. N. Runnels764–5
    Van der Sanden, W.910
    Van der Veen, M.498
      and N. R. J. Fjeller505
    Van Geel, B. et al.587
    van Giffen, A. E.30
    Van Gijn, A. L. and H. T. Waterbolk476
    Van Neer, W.113
    Vancouver Island, Canada329
    Viereckschanze509
    volcanic areas204
    volcanic ash layers181
    volcanic highland zones97
    votive deposition306
    Waikaraka estuary, New Zealand666
    walkways for excavations491
    Wangels, Germany816
    wapato tubers78
    Warrawau Tea Plantation, New Guinea235–6
    Washington Archaeological Society706
    Wasserburg-Buchau, Germany542
    water quantity84
    Waterbolk, H. T.733
    waterlogged fibres676
    Waterman, T. T. and A. L. Kroeber328
    Wauwil Bog, Switzerland852, 854
    weighing systems791
    Wells, H. G.886
    Wessex amber783
    West Furze site, UK369
    Westward Ho!, UK474
    Wet Organic Archaeological Materials (WOAM) group670
    Wetlands Management Survey691
    white layers634
    White Mountains, US620
    Wijk bij Duurstede, Netherlands743, 744
    Wijnaldum-Tjitsma, Netherlands32–3
    ‘Wild Nile’ floods110
    Wilde, Sir W. R.270
    Wilken, G.88
    Willandra lakes, Australia213
    Willerding, U.500
    Williams, E.223
    Williams, H. S.886
    Williams, J.75
    ‘Wise Use’ concept696
    Wismar Bay, Germany12, 815
    Wittfogel, K. A.114
    Wobst, H. M.764
    women's roles as hunter-gatherers774
    woodworking78
    wool production32
    Wurmbrand, C.867
    Yalahau region93
    Yamaga site, Japan188
    Yangtze Valley, China899
    Yoko-o site, Japan181
    Young, G. S.675
      and I. N. M. Wainwright670
    Younger Dryas60
    Yucatán Peninsula93
    Yurok Kepel Fish Dam332
    Zijderveld house site, Netherlands742
    Zippelius, A.868
    Zolitschka, B. et al.590
    Zug, Switzerland286
    Zurich Antiquarian Society845
    Zurich–Mozartstrasse783
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