Christopher Prescott is Professor in Archaeology at the University of Oslo, Norway, and Director of the Norwegian Institute in Rome (2017-2020).

• Preface (Christopher Prescott and Håkon Glørstad)1. Introduction: becoming European (Christopher Prescott and Håkon Glørstad)2. Personhoods for Europe: the archaeological construction and deconstruction of European-ness (Herdis Hølleland)3. Demography and mobility in North-Western Europe during the third millennium cal. BC (Marc Vander Linden)4. Perceiving changes in the third millennium BC in Europe through pottery: Galicia, Brittany and Denmark as examples (M. Pilar Prieto-Martínez)5. Body use transformations: socio-political changes in the Bell Beaker context(Lucía Moragón)6. Late Neolithic Expansion to Norway. The beginning of a 4000 year-old shipbuilding tradition (Einar Østmo)7. Towards a new understanding of Late Neolithic Norway – the role of metal and metal working (Lene Melheim)8. Historical ideal types and the transition to the Late Neolithic in South Norway (Håkon Glørstad)9. The last hunter-fishers of western Norway (Knut Andreas Bergsvik)10. Third millennium transformations in Norway: modeling an interpretative platform (Christopher Prescott)11. Technology Talks: Material Diversity and Change in Northern Norway 3000–1000 BC (Marianne Skandfer)12. Cultural Reproduction from Late Stone Age to Early Metal Age – a short discussion of the cultures in Finland, the northern part of Fennoscandia and Karelia, 3200 cal BC to 1500 cal BC (Mika Lavento)13. Tracing Pressure-Flaked Arrowheads in Europe (Jan Apel)14. The Bronze Age expansion of Indo-European languages: an archaeological model (Kristian Kristiansen)

A comprehensive and far-reaching anthology -- Current World Archaeology Current World Archaeology

Christopher Prescott is Professor in Archaeology at the University of Oslo, Norway, and Director of the Norwegian Institute in Rome (2017-2020).

• Preface (Christopher Prescott and Håkon Glørstad)1. Introduction: becoming European (Christopher Prescott and Håkon Glørstad)2. Personhoods for Europe: the archaeological construction and deconstruction of European-ness (Herdis Hølleland)3. Demography and mobility in North-Western Europe during the third millennium cal. BC (Marc Vander Linden)4. Perceiving changes in the third millennium BC in Europe through pottery: Galicia, Brittany and Denmark as examples (M. Pilar Prieto-Martínez)5. Body use transformations: socio-political changes in the Bell Beaker context(Lucía Moragón)6. Late Neolithic Expansion to Norway. The beginning of a 4000 year-old shipbuilding tradition (Einar Østmo)7. Towards a new understanding of Late Neolithic Norway – the role of metal and metal working (Lene Melheim)8. Historical ideal types and the transition to the Late Neolithic in South Norway (Håkon Glørstad)9. The last hunter-fishers of western Norway (Knut Andreas Bergsvik)10. Third millennium transformations in Norway: modeling an interpretative platform (Christopher Prescott)11. Technology Talks: Material Diversity and Change in Northern Norway 3000–1000 BC (Marianne Skandfer)12. Cultural Reproduction from Late Stone Age to Early Metal Age – a short discussion of the cultures in Finland, the northern part of Fennoscandia and Karelia, 3200 cal BC to 1500 cal BC (Mika Lavento)13. Tracing Pressure-Flaked Arrowheads in Europe (Jan Apel)14. The Bronze Age expansion of Indo-European languages: an archaeological model (Kristian Kristiansen)

A comprehensive and far-reaching anthology -- Current World Archaeology Current World Archaeology

Christopher Prescott is Professor in Archaeology at the University of Oslo, Norway, and Director of the Norwegian Institute in Rome (2017-2020).

• Preface (Christopher Prescott and Håkon Glørstad)1. Introduction: becoming European (Christopher Prescott and Håkon Glørstad)2. Personhoods for Europe: the archaeological construction and deconstruction of European-ness (Herdis Hølleland)3. Demography and mobility in North-Western Europe during the third millennium cal. BC (Marc Vander Linden)4. Perceiving changes in the third millennium BC in Europe through pottery: Galicia, Brittany and Denmark as examples (M. Pilar Prieto-Martínez)5. Body use transformations: socio-political changes in the Bell Beaker context(Lucía Moragón)6. Late Neolithic Expansion to Norway. The beginning of a 4000 year-old shipbuilding tradition (Einar Østmo)7. Towards a new understanding of Late Neolithic Norway – the role of metal and metal working (Lene Melheim)8. Historical ideal types and the transition to the Late Neolithic in South Norway (Håkon Glørstad)9. The last hunter-fishers of western Norway (Knut Andreas Bergsvik)10. Third millennium transformations in Norway: modeling an interpretative platform (Christopher Prescott)11. Technology Talks: Material Diversity and Change in Northern Norway 3000–1000 BC (Marianne Skandfer)12. Cultural Reproduction from Late Stone Age to Early Metal Age – a short discussion of the cultures in Finland, the northern part of Fennoscandia and Karelia, 3200 cal BC to 1500 cal BC (Mika Lavento)13. Tracing Pressure-Flaked Arrowheads in Europe (Jan Apel)14. The Bronze Age expansion of Indo-European languages: an archaeological model (Kristian Kristiansen)

A comprehensive and far-reaching anthology -- Current World Archaeology Current World Archaeology