- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Economic Change in Complex Societies: The Case of Central Europe
- Changes in the Final Millennium B.C.
- The Excavations at Hascherkeller
- Hascherkeller and Environs
- Geology
- Topography
- Soils
- Vegetation
- Modern Economy
- The Site
- The Excavations at Hascherkeller from 1978 to 1981: Techniques, Progress, and Results
- Excavation Techniques
- The Course of Excavation
- The Results of Excavation
- Cultural Materials Recovered
- The Radiocarbon Dates
- The Magnetometer Survey [Helmut Becker]
- The Plant Remains [C. Caroline Quillian]
- Collection
- Analysis
- Conclusion
- The Faunal Remains [Brenda R. Benefit]
- Species Present
- Age at Death
- Distribution of Bone
- Summary
- Pottery: An Examination of the Temper [John D. Stubbs]
- Classification and Analysis
- Pottery Distribution on the Settlement
- The Daub [Mary L. Hancock]
- Sorting
- Measurements
- The Iron Slag [Michael Geselowitz]
- Depositional History of the Settlement
- Chronology of Settlement Features
- Deposition During the Occupation of the Settlement
- Post-depositional Changes on the Site
- The Community at Hascherkeller: Interpretations and Hypotheses
- Chronology
- Environment
- Settlement Structure
- Economic Activity at Hascherkeller
- Social Organization
- Daily Life
- Hascherkeller and Central Europe: Formation of Commercial Towns in the Early Iron Age
- Haseherkeller and Other Communities
- Economic Change in Late Bronze Age Central Europe
- Formation of Commercial Towns in the Early Iron Age
- The Evidence from Hascherkeller
- References Cited
- Concordance for Figures
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF PREHISTORIC RESEARCH BULLETINS


American School of Prehistoric Research Bulletins 36
Rural Economy in the Early Iron Age
Excavations at Hascherkeller, 1978–1981
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Publication Date: 11/28/1983
192 pages
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