Oxford Journal of Archaeology

CAVE ART AND THE THEORY OF ART: THE ORIGINS OF THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF PALAEOLITHIC GRAPHIC EXPRESSION
EDUARDO PALACIO-PÉREZ
Volume 29, issue 1 (February 2010)

BRONZE AGE BARROWS ON THE HEATHLANDS OF SOUTHERN ENGLAND: CONSTRUCTION, FORMS AND INTERPRETATIONS
RICHARD BRADLEY, ELISE FRASER
Volume 29, issue 1 (February 2010)

THE MINOAN FALLACY: CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND MORTUARY BEHAVIOUR ON CRETE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE BRONZE AGE
BORJA LEGARRA HERRERO
Volume 28, issue 1 (February 2009)

THE DOUBLE-AXE: A CONTEXTUAL APPROACH TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF A CRETAN SYMBOL IN THE NEOPALATIAL PERIOD
MATTHEW HAYSOM
Volume 29, issue 1 (February 2010)

THE TECHNOLOGICAL AND TYPOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR OF A NEANDERTHAL GROUP FROM EL SIDRÓN CAVE (ASTURIAS, SPAIN)
DAVID SANTAMARÍA, JAVIER FORTEA, MARCO DE LA RASILLA, LUCÍA MARTÍNEZ, ENRIQUE MARTÍNEZ, JUAN CARLOS CAÑAVERAS, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ-MORAL, ANTONIO ROSAS, ALMUDENA ESTALRRICH, ANTONIO GARCÍA-TABERNERO, CARLES LALUEZA-FOX
Volume 29, issue 2 (May 2010)

Research from Oxford Journal of Archaeology has been referred to in a New Scientist article on acoustic experiments at Stonehenge.

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PALAEOLITHIC LITHOPHONES: DESCRIPTIONS AND COMPARISONS
LYA DAMS
Volume 4, issue 1 (March 1985)

Click here to read more about the Stonehenge experiments.