Badania wykopaliskowe
Kierownik poznańskiego zespołu
badawczego połączonej misji wykopaliskowej UAM i Uniwersytetu Gdanskiego
w Çatalhöyük (środkowa Turcja)
Członkostwo w instytucjach
i organizacjach naukowych
- Komisja Antropologii i
Pradziejów i Średniowiecza Polskiej Akademii Nauk
- Komisja Archeologiczna
Polskiej Akademii Nauk, oddział poznański, przewodniczący
- Poznańskie Towarzystwo
Prehistoryczne
- European Association of
Archaeologists
- World Archaeological Congress
- Society for American Archaeology
- International Council
for Archaeozoology
Działalność redaktorska
i wydawnicza
- współredaktor The Global
Cultural Heritage Handbook, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers,
- członek Rady Naukowej
Archaeological
Dialogues, Cambridge University Press
- członek Rady Naukowej
Archaeologies,
Springer
- rezenzent Current Anthropology,
Journal of Archaeological Sciences, Internet Archaeology i The Holocene
Wykaz ważniejszych publikacji
(wybór):
1996 Archeologia
i jej źródła. Materiały faunistyczne w procesie badawczym archeologii;
Wydawnictwo
Naukowe PWN: Poznań-Warsaw.
1998 Setting
a new agenda. Ian Hodder and his contribution to archaeological theory.
Archaeologia Polona 35-36:
409-426.
1999 Faunal
materials and an interpretive archaeology. Epistemology reconsidered. Journal
of Archaeological Method and Theory 6(4): 293-320.
2000 Living
space. The construction of social complexity in the European Neolithic.
In
Anna Richie (ed.), Neolithic
Orkney in its European Context, 333-346. McDonald
Institute Monographs: Cambridge.
2000 with P.
F. Biehl, The construction of hierarchy: Rethinking the Copper Age in
Southeastern Europe.
In
M.Diehl (ed.), Hierarchies in Action: Cui Bono?, 181-209. Center for Archaeological
Investigations, Occasional Paper No.27, Southern Illinois University at
Carbondale, Illinois: Carbondale, IL.
2001 Scientific
and interpretive components in social zooarchaeology. The case of early
farming communities in
Kujavia. Archaeologia Polona 39: 87-110.
2001 with W.
Rączkowski, Archaeology and archaeological science: past, present and
future. Archaeologia Polona 39: 5-16.
2001 Poland.
In T.Murray (ed.), Encyclopedia of Archaeology. History and Dicoveries.
Vol.
III, 1037-1045. ABC Clio:
Santa Barbara, CA.
2001 with P.F.
Biehl, Archaeology of Europe. In D. L. Hardesty (ed.), Archaeology.
Encyclopedia of Life Support
Systems, vol. 2: 150-172. Eolss Publishers/UNESCO: Oxford.
2002 with P.F.
Biehl and A. Gramsch (eds.), Archaeologies of Europe. History, Methods
and Theories. Waxmann Verlag GmbH: Münster, New York, München, Berlin.
2002 Natural
formation processes of the Neolithic animal bone assemblages. Taphonomy
and statistics in the microscale. In M. De Renzi, M.V. Prado Alonso,
M. Belinchón, E. Penalver, P. Montoya, and A. Márquez-Aliaga (eds.), Current
Topics on Taphonomy and Fossilization, 491-497. Ajuntament de Valencia:
Valencia.
2002 Archaeological
sciences and cultural interpretation - how could the two meet together?
In R. Harrison, M. Gillespie, M. Peuramaki-Brown (eds.), Eureka: The Archaeology
of Innovation & Science. Proceedings of the Twenty-Ninth Annual
Conference of the Archaeological Association of the University of Calgary,
160-170. The Archaeological Association of the University of Calgary: Calgary.
2003 What is "natural"
in an archaeological animal bone assemblage? Taphonomic and
statistical arguments.
Archeozoologia
21: 121-134.
2003 People and
animals in the early Neolithic in Central Europe. New approach to animal
bones assemblages from farming settlements. In A. Legakis, S. Sfenthourakis,
R.
Polymeni and M. Thessalou-Legaki
(eds.), The New Panorama of Animal Evolution.
Proceedings of 18th International
Congress of Zoology, Athens, 309-317. Pensoft
Publishers: Sofia-Moscow.
2004 Everyday
life at the LBK settlement. A zooarchaeological perspective. In A.
Lukes & M. Zvelebil (eds.), LBK Dialogues. Studies in the Formation
of the Linear Pottery
Culture, 129-141. BAR International
Series 1304: Oxford.
2004 Mikrospołeczny wymiar
pasterstwa i nomadyzmu i tafonomiczne podstawy ich
identyfikacji w materiałach
faunistycznych. In A. Kośko and M. Szmyt (eds.),
Nomadyzm a pastoralizm w
międzyrzeczu wisły i Dniepru (neolit, eneolit, epoka brązu),
35-43. Poznań: Wydawnictwo
Poznańskie.
2005 Social changes
in the early European Neolithic. A taphonomy perspective. In T.
OConnor (ed.), Biosphere
to Litosphere. New Studies in Vertebrate Taphonomy, 146-154. Oxford: Oxbow
Books.
2005 with Bleda S. Düring,
Households
and communities in the central Anatolian Neolithic. Archaeological
Dialogues 12(2): 165-187.
2005 Placing animals in
the Neolithic. Social zooarchaeology of prehistoric farming
communities. UCL
Press: London.
2006 Central European
archaeology at the crossroads. In R. Layton, S. Shennan & P. Stone
(eds.), A Future for Archaeology. The Past in the Present, 157-171. UCL
Press: London.
2006 From animals
and food in space to bones in context. Social zooarchaeology of the
Neolithic farming communities.
In D. Papaconsantinou (ed.), Deconstructing Context. A
Critical Approach to Archaeological
Practice, 34-49. Oxbow: Oxford.
2006 Theorizing
archaeological practice. An outline. Archaeologia Polona 44: 41-52.
2006 Problematyka
stref kontaktowych w pradziejach. In H. Machajewski & J.Rola (eds.),
Pradolina Noteci na tle pradziejowych i wczesnośredniowiecznych szlaków
handlowych, 15-21. SNAP & IPUAM: Poznań.
2007 with
Lech Czerniak, Social transformations in the Late Neolithic and the
Early
Chalcolithic periods
in central Anatolia. Anatolian Studies 57: 115-130.
2008 Interactions
between hunter-gatherers and farmers in the Early and Middle Neolithic
in the Polish part of the North European Plain. In D. Papagianni &
R. Layton (eds.), Time and Change. Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives
on the Long-Term in Hunter-Gatherer Societies, 115-133. Oxbow: Oxford.
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