This paper examines the potential for identifying play and children's imitation in the
archaeological record and reviews cultural constructions of play and cross-cultural …

During the last decade, the study of the individual has become a central concern in
prehistoric archaeology. However, the child is often absent, silent or passive in prehistoric …

I Archaeologists, as a rule, work with large perspec tives. The level of generalisation is high,
and individ ual events and details are seldom covered by specific points of inquiry. The work …

In a grudging and minimal manner, historical archaeologists have acknowledged that
children peopled the past. However, the presence of children in this sub-discipline arises not …

This paper presents the preliminary results of an investigation into the extent to which
evidence for Late Medieval sub-seigniorial rural children's play might be observable in the …

If archaeologists want to know what children are doing, it is prudent to study the extant
ethnographic record. Using representative cross-cultural samples and ethnographic data …

Artikkelen tar opp ulike aspekter ved form og funksjon, og hvordan form relaterer sig til
funksjon på ulike måter: Social funksjon blir vektlagt. Artikkelen viser hvordan estetikk og …

The search for patterned behavior in production of lithic artifacts has largely centered at the
cultural level. Projectile point forms, such as Clovis, have served as chronological markers …

Given the notion ofthe scientific discourse as a culture comparable to the world of social
practices by which we normally live, this culture might be seen as part of a structural process …

Abstract Larsson, Å M. 2009. Breaking and Making Bodies and Pots. Material and Ritual
Practices in Sweden in the Third Millennium BC. Department of Archaeology and Ancient …