[Bonetools] Publications

Wed Apr 9 11:59:38 CEST 2014

Dear Alice,

Here it is: three articles (I am ashamed to admit that I forgot the third
one, I was just thinking about prehistory and forgot the Roman period) and
below the book title (in brackets are the titles of the summaries, and for
the book title on the left page it has a parallel English title). All the
special characters should remain the same if you just select them and click
"copy/paste", let me know if you need this copied into a word document.

Selena Vitezović, *Analiza praistorijskih koštanih predmeta – neka
metodološka razmatranja (The analysis of prehistoric bone artefacts - some
methodological considerations).*

Isabelle Sidéra,  *Manufacturing bone tools: The example of Kovačevo. *

Sofija Petković, *Roman item made of mammoth tusk from Romuliana (Римски
предмет од кљове мамута из Ромулијане)*

In: N. Miladinović-Radmilović & S. Vitezović (eds.), Bioarheologija na
Balkanu. Bilans i perspektive. Radovi bioarheološke sekcije Srpskog
arheološkog društva (Biarchaeology in the Balkans. Balance and
perspectives. Papers of the Bioarchaeological section of the Serbian
Archaeological Society).
Beograd-Sremska Mitrovica, Srpsko arheološko društvo-Blago Sirmiuma, 2013.

best regards, Selena

On 9 April 2014 08:40, Alice Choyke <choyke at ceu.hu> wrote:

> Dear Selena,
>      Could you do me a huge favor - could you send me a written out
>  bibliographic reference to the BioArchaeology in the Balkans as well as
> the bibliographic reference to the two articles. I am racing about and in
> the big mess I live in terror of getting the diacriticals wrong if I have
> to copy  the reference out by hand and then recopy them out to the
> reference list.
>
> Best,
> Alice
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 12:17 PM, Selena Vitezović <
> selenavitezovic at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello, Alice and everyone,
>>
>> If you allow me to brag a little bit, my colleague Nataša
>> Miladinović-Radmilović, physical anthropologist, and myself, we intiated a
>> Bioarcheological section within Serbian archaeological society, and we have
>> sessions within Society's annual meetings, with main goal to present all
>> the work from "specialists" - including physical anthropology,
>> archaeobotany, zooarchaeology and bone tool studies, which are all still
>> rather young subdisciplines in our region. We had first meeting in 2012,
>> second in 2013 and planning one in this year too, and the first proceedings
>> were published in 2013 - pdf available at Society's academia page:
>> https://www.academia.edu/5451984/Bioarheologija_na_Balkanu._Bilans_i_perspektive_Bioarchaeology_in_the_Balkans._Balance_and_perspectives
>> This volume has two papers on bone tools specifically, one mine and one
>> from Isabelle Sidéra. This volume has texts in Serbian and English, with
>> summaries in the other language.
>> Even if this is a small contribution in the large field of world's bone
>> tool studies, perhaps some of the colleagues might want to take a look into
>> the book - and everyone is welcome to join us at meetings and as a
>> contributor for the next volume.
>>
>> best regards, Selena
>>
>>
>> On 7 April 2014 12:38, Ian Riddler <trzaska at lineone.net> wrote:
>>
>>>   Hello Alice,
>>>
>>> Here are our most important published works for 2013:
>>>
>>>
>>> Riddler, I. D.,  and Trzaska–Nartowski, N. I. A.., 2013
>>>
>>> Objects of Antler, Bone and Ivory, in C. M. Hills and S. Lucy, *The
>>> Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Spong Hill, North Elmham. Part IX: Chronology and
>>> Synthesis, *MacDonald Institute Monographs, Cambridge, 92–155
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Riddler, I. D. and Trzaska–Nartowski, N. I. A., 2013
>>>
>>> The Insular Comb, in L. Webster and A. Reynolds, *Early Medieval Art
>>> and Archaeology in the Northern World*, Leiden (E J Brill), 259–274
>>>
>>>
>>>  Quite a few due out in 2014, but nothing published as yet.
>>>
>>> Many thanks,
>>>
>>> Ian Riddler
>>>
>>> PS Here are three significant texts from 2012:
>>>
>>>
>>> Riddler, I. D. and Trzaska–Nartowski, N. I. A., 2012
>>>
>>> *Lundenwic* and the Middle Saxon Bone Interlude, *Anglo–Saxon Studies
>>> in Archaeology and History* *18,* 75–96
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Riddler, I. D., Trzaska–Nartowski, N. I. A. and Soulat, J., 2012
>>>
>>> ‘Riveted Mounts’ Reconsidered: Horn Composite Combs in early medieval
>>> Britain, Ireland and France, *Archaeological Journal* *169*, 395–421
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Riddler, I. D., Trzaska–Nartowski, N. I. A. and Barton–Murray, R., 2012
>>>
>>> The Antler Combs, in G. Eogan, *The Archaeology of Knowth in the First
>>> and Second Millennia AD*, Excavations at Knowth 5, Dublin (RIA), 369–389
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>  *From:* Alice Choyke <choyke at ceu.hu>
>>> *Sent:* Monday, April 07, 2014 8:54 AM
>>> *To:* Mailing list for archaeologists of the research group for the
>>> study of object and waste of bone, antler. ivory and horn.<bonetools at listserv.niif.hu>
>>> *Subject:* [Bonetools] Publications
>>>
>>>  Dear colleagues,
>>>     If any of you have published books, important reports etc.in 2013
>>> and 2014 now is the time to tell me (remind me). I need to write the
>>> liaison reports, ICAZ Website report and the Newsletter report, It is good
>>> advertisement for all you hard work.
>>>
>>> Best,
>>> Alice
>>>
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>>
>> --
>> selena
>>
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