British Archaeological Reports British Series (Book 890), 2000. - 324 P.A series of essays on Eurasian archaeology originating in two EAA symposia held at Goteborg in 1998 and Bournemouth in 1999. Thirty papers discuss theoretical issues within Eurasian archaeology, followed by six case studies of recent excavations and concluding with a number of interpretations of the evidence from the Bronze and Iron Ages. The latter includes discussions of art and sculpture, relationships between different cultural groups, ritual and religion, weapons and warriors, textiles, metallurgy and much more.Davis-Kimball J. - IntroductionPart I. Eurasian Archaeological Theory
Yablonsky L.T. - «Scythian Triad» and «Scythian World».
Bashilov V.A., Yablonsky L.T. - Some Current Problems Concerning the History of Early Iron Age Eurasian Steppe Nomadic Societies.
Koryakova L. - Some Notes About the Material Culture of Eurasian Nomads.
Hanks B. - Iron Age Nomadic Burials of the Eurasian Steppe: A Discussion Exploring Burial Ritual Complexity.Part II. Archaeological Excavations
Olkhovskiy V.S. - Ancient Sanctuaries of the Aral and Caspian Regions: A Reconstruction of their History.
Dyachenko A.N., Skripkin A.S., Klepikov V.M., Kubyshkin A.I., Mabe A. - Excavations of the Aksai Kurgans in the Volga-Don Region (Russia).
Koryakova L., Daire M.-Y. - Burials and Settlements at the Eurasian Crossroads: Joint Franco-Russian Project.
Marguerie D., Marcoux N. - The Environment of Iron Age Burials and Settlements at the Eurasian Crossroads (Urals, Russia): Preliminary Results of the Charcoal Analysis of Anthropogenic Fires.
Chang C., Tourtellotte P.A. - The Kazakh-American Talgar Project Archaeological Field Surveys in the Talgar and Turgen-Asi Areas of Southeastern Kazakhstan: 1997-1999.
Davis-Kimball J. - The Beiram Mound: A Nomadic Cultic Site in the Altai Mountains (Western Mongolia).Part III. Interpretations of Eurasian Archaeology: The Bronze Age
Shishlina N.I., Golikov V.P., Orfinskaya O.V. - Bronze Age Textiles of the Caspian Sea Maritime Steppes.
Kuzmina E. - The Eurasian Steppes: The Transition from Early Urbanism to Nomadism.
Jones-Bley K. - Sintashta Burials and their Western European Counterparts.
Jones-Bley K. - The Sintashta «Chariots».
Grigoryev S.A. - Investigation of Bronze Age Metallurgical Slag.Part IV. The Iron Age
de Vingo P. - Historical and Archaeological Sources Relating to the Migration of Nomadic Peoples. Toward Central and Southern Europe During the Imperial Age (1st - 5th centuries AD).
Metzner-Nebelsick C. - Early Iron Age Pastoral Nomadism in the Great Hungarian Plains: Migration or Assimilation? The Thraco-Cimmerian Problem Revisited.
Aronsson K.-A., Hedman S.-D. - Intercultural Relations among Eurasian Pastoral Nomads: The Case of Northern Fennoscandia.
Otchir-Goriaeva M.A. - A Comparative Study of the Early Iron Age Cultures in the Lower Volga and the Southern Urals Regions.
Sharapova S. - Iron Age Ceramics of the Transurals.
Kroll A.-M. - Looted Graves or Burials Without Bodies?
Davis-Kimball J. - Enarees and Women of High Status: Evidence of Ritual at Tillya Tepe (Northern Afghanistan).
Vinogradov N.B., Epimakhov V. - From a Settled Way of Life to Nomadism.
Marsadolov L. - Variants in Models of Transition: The Cimmerian Traditions of the Gordion Tumuli (Phrygia): Found in the Altai Barrows (Bashadar, Pazyryk).
Burchard B. - «Animal Style» and Shamanism: Problems of Pictoral Tradition in Northern in Central Asia.
Mednikova M. - Post-Mortem Trepanations in Central Asia: Types and Trends.
Murphy E.M. - Mummification and Body Processing: Evidence from the Iron Age in Southern Siberia.
Minyaev S. - The Origins of the «Geometric Style» in Hsiung-nu Art.
Bokovenko N.A. - The Origins of Horse riding and the Development of Ancient Central Asian Nomadic Riding Harnesses.
Lymer K. - Petroglyphs and Sacred Spaces at Terekty Aulie, Central Kazakstan.
