Salt, clay, and society: Towards a reconstruction of salt-making chaînes opératoires in the Bronze and Early Iron Age in the Kraków–Wieliczka salt-bearing region

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelseiten
2. Abhandlungen
3. On the chronology of the Vinča culture chronology: Vasić’s legacy of the Vinča-Belo Brdo datings
4. Obsidian and Rock Crystal Artefacts as Prestige Finds Based on Raw Material Resources in Çine-Tepecik
5. Searching for islands of happiness – LBK settlement at Cząstków Polski site XII, Czosnów Commune in Mazovia, Central Poland
6. Re-evaluating Cambaztepe in the Context of its Yamnaya (Pit-Grave) Origin, the Anatolian Trade Network and Possible Early Migrations towards Anatolia in the 3rd Millennium BC
7. Granhammar Man: axed down and thrown into the sea in Late Bronze Age Uppland, Sweden
8. Salt, clay, and society: Towards a reconstruction of salt-making chaînes opératoires in the Bronze and Early Iron Age in the Kraków–Wieliczka salt-bearing region
9. Recycling Metal, Mobility and Connectivity. An Analysis of Rochelongue Underwater Site Assemblage (seventh–sixth BC) West Languedoc (France)
10. Burials and Rituals in the La Tène Period: The Quadrangular Enclosure from Němčice
11. Reconstructions of the La Tène wagon wheels of Southeast Europe
12. Beyond cemeteries – excavation of a settlement of Poieneşti-Lucaşeuca Culture in Ivancea, Republic of Moldova
13. Fragment of a Roman Period jug handle from Vanovice, Blansko District (Moravia, Czech Republic) – interpretation possibilities
14. Horsemen in social structures of Central European Barbaricum – Analysis 1: grave contexts
15. The Åker assemblage: Provenance and local workshop-traditions in the North Sea region in the late 6^th and early 7^th centuries
16. Wissenschaft und prähistorische Forschung in fünf politischen Systemen. Robert Rudolf Schmidt (1882–1950) und die SS-Grabung Mauern 1937 bei Rennertshofen