These papers aim to explore ways of investigating those social and cultural aspects which do not show up in the material record, largely through the use of ethnoarchaeological studies to "generate new ideas and theories which focus on wider underlying trends linked to cultural relativism and/or universals rather than direct analogy." Topics include social organization, ritual behaviour, subsistence, shamanism, and the history and development of ethnoarchaeology.

Book 3 in the reports series on the Upper Tisza Project, north-eastern Hungary. This volume investigates the settlement patterns in the Zemplen Block. Contents: 1) Introduction to the Upper Tisza Project (John Chapman); 2) The environment of the Zemplen Block (Robert Shiel & Eniko Magyari); 3) Land use potential of the Zemplen Block (Robert Shiel); 4) The Gazetteer (John Chapman, Mark Gillings, Denise Telford & Steve Cousins); 5) Interpretation of prehistoric field survey data (John Chapman, Mark Gillings, Katalin Biro & Karen Hardy); 6) Interpretation of Early Modern forest prospection (John Chapman & Mark Gillings); 7) Summary of main results, Zemplen Block (John Chapman & Mark Gillings).

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