Theme: 11-Analysing Ancient Economies and Social Relations

• Koepke, N. , J. Baten Anthropometric Methods and the Interdisciplinary Conversation Between Archaeology and Economics
• Kondo, Y. Where Did They Go Fishing? A Multi-Scalar Spatial Analysis of Jomon Fishing Activities in the Tokyo-Yokohama District, East Japan
• Mucha, H.-J., H.-G. Bartel , J. Dolata Finding Roman Brickyards in Germania Superior by Model-Based Cluster Analysis of Archaeometric Data
• Alexander, C. The Bedolina Map – an Exploratory Network Analysis
• Claßen, E. Early Neolithic Social Networks in Western Germany
• Kerig, T. Towards an Econometrically Informed Archaeology: The Cologne Tableau (KöTa)
• Nowak, K. Approaching Linear Pottery Economics – Distribution and Supply of Amphibolite Adzes
• Nockemann, G. Different Types of Economies within the LBK Settlement Erkelenz-Kückhoven
• Schiesberg, S. Neolithic Economics: A Case Study in Age, Sex and Labour
• Lechterbeck, J. The Event Horizon in Landscape Development: When Economy Makes the Landscape Cultural
• Chataigner, C. , O. Barge Quantitative Approach to the Diffusion of Obsidian in the Ancient Northern Near East
• Gauthier, E. Consumption and Circulation of Prehistoric Products in Europe: Characterization of Spatial Evolutions by Using Map Algebra
• Redő, F. The Regularities of Coin Accumulation and Coin Circulation Based on Settlement Materials in Pannonia
• Vodolazhskaya, L. Reconstruction of Heron’s Formulas for Calculating the Volume of Vessels