Shaping Cultural Landscapes

Shaping Cultural Landscapes through Crafts, Construction, Infrastructure, Agriculture and Resilience Strategies Introduction to the papers Ann Brysbaert, Jari Pakkanen and Irene Vikatou The Life of the Marble Mountain: Agency and Ecology in the Marble Quarries of Ancient Tegea, Greece Jørgen Bakke Building the tholos tomb in Tiryns, Greece: comparative labour costs and field methods Ann Brysbaert, Daniel Turner and Irene Vikatou Mobility as a drive to shape cultural landscapes: prehistoric route-use in the Argolid and surroundings, Greece Ann Brysbaert and Irene Vikatou Tracing the Mycenaean hinterlands. Refining the models of Mycenaean territoriality with insights from the cadastral maps of the Second Venetian Rule in the Peloponnese, Greece Kalliopi Efkleidou Climate, carrying capacity and society: the quest for universal truths Paul Erdkamp Encompassing islandscapes in southern Vanuatu James L. Flexner, Stuart Bedford and Frederique Valentin After the Preclassic Collapse. A socio-environmental contextualization of the rise of Naachtun, Guatemala Julien Hiquet, Cyril Castanet, Lydie Dussol, Philippe Nondédéo, Marc Testé, Louise Purdue, Noémie Tomadini, Sandrine Grouard and Antoine Dorison Placing the houses of the dead: the spatial setting of Mycenaean necropoleis in the Argive Plain, Greece Stefan Müller Marble in the mountains – econometrics of quarrying and transporting building stones for the temple of Athena Alea at Tegea, Greece Jari Pakkanen Shaping a Mycenaean cultural landscape at Kalamianos, Greece Daniel Pullen Time spent at the Heuneburg, Germany, between 600 and 540 BCE to build all their constructions François Remise The agricultural hinterland of Aquincum and Brigetio, Hungary. Landscape, rural settlements, towns and their interactions Bence Simon Classical and Hellenistic pottery kilns from Greek rural areas in their natural and human landscape Francesca Tomei Towns in a sea of nomads: territory and trade in Central Somaliland during the Medieval period Jorge de Torres Rodríguez, Alfredo González-Ruibal, Manuel Antonio Franco Fernández, Candela Martínez Barrio and Pablo Gutiérrez de León Juberías A cross-craft approach to ceramic, glass and iron in the Early Middle Ages. The resources of workshops from southern Belgium Line Van Wersch, Martine van Haperen and Gaspard Pagès Did ancient building contractors work for free? Stone supply in fourth-century BCE Epidauros, Greece Jean Vanden Broeck-Parant

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