Reconstructing Past Population Trends in Mediterranean Europe (3000 BC - AD 1800)

, by Blintliff, John; Sbonias, Kostas

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ISBN: 9781900188623 | 1900188627
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 4/1/2000

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List of Figures

xiv

List of Tables

xvii

Addresses of Contributors

xviii

SECTION I ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND DEMOGRAPHY

Introduction to issues in demography and survey

(20)

Kostas Sbonias

Regional field surveys and population cycles

(14)

John Bintliff

Counting people in an artefact-poor landscape. The Langadas case, Macedonia, Greece

(10)

Stelios Andreou

Kostas Kotsakis

Demographic trends from archaeological survey. Case studies from the Levant and Near East

(20)

Tony Wilkinson

Archaeological proxy-data for demographic reconstructions: facts, facoids or fiction?

(12)

John Chapman

An attempt at the demographic interpretation of long-term settlement processes in the prehistory of Slovenia. The case of the `archaeological map of Slovenia'

(16)

Predrag Novakovic

Prospection archeologique et demographie en Provence. Approche paleodemographique de la Rive Occidentale de l'Etang de Berre sur la longue duree.

(22)

Frederic Trement

Demography and Romanization in central Italy

115

(14)

Franco Cambi

Beyond Historical demography: the contribution of archaeological survey

129

(4)

Simon Stoddart

SECTION II INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES

Chance and the human population: population growth in the Mediterranean

133

(12)

Ezra Zubrow

Jennifer Robinson

The potential of historical demography for regional studies

145

(8)

Malcolm Smith

Clearing away the cobwebs: A critical perspective on historical sources for Roman population history

153

(8)

Tim Parkin

The population of Roman Italy in town and country

161

(12)

Elio Lo Cascio

Documentary sources for the history of Medieval settlements in Tuscany

173

(22)

Maria Ginatempo

Andrea Giorgi

The Ottoman Imperial Registers. Central Greece and Northern Bulgaria in the 15th-19th Century, the demographic development of two areas compared

195

(24)

Machiel Kiel

Investigating the interface between regional survey, historical demography and paleodemography

219

(16)

Kostas Sbonias

The contribution of palaeoanthropology to regional demographic history

235

(6)

C. A. Marlow

Problems and prospects in paleodemography

241

(8)

Claude Masset

Relating cemetery studies to regional survey: Rocca San Silvestro, a case study

249

(10)

Riccardo Francovich

Kathy Gruspier

Counting heads: an overview

259

Jeremy Paterson

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Reconstructing Past Population Trends in Mediterranean Europe (3000 BC - AD 1800)

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