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Dr. Linda Ellis

San Francisco State University, Museum Studies Program & University Museum, Emerita

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Papers by Dr. Linda Ellis

Travel, communication, and geography in late antiquity: sacred and profane

... Gillian Clark gratefully acknowledges the support of the British Academy and the University o... more

Elusive Places: A Chorological Approach to Identity & Territory in Scythia Minor (Second–Seventh Centuries

Ellis & Alexianu (2003) “Duplex ius: Conflict and competition between Romano-Byzantine law and folk law in the Balkans.” In: L. J. Hall (ed.), Confrontation of Law and Society in Late Antiquity, pp. 117-132. Cambridge: Orchard Academic Press.

“Illyria.” In: M. Gagarin and E. Fantham, eds. Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and Rome. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010.

'Terra deserta': Population, politics, and the [de]colonization of Dacia, World Archaeology [thematic issue: population & demography] 1998.

This article explores the demographic history of Dacia/Romania during and after Roman colonizatio... more This article explores the demographic history of Dacia/Romania during and after Roman colonization as a study in the effects of colonialism and de-colonization in the core area vs. the periphery, the identification of local vs. transitory populations, the development of cultural identity, and the more ominous issue of political manipulation of archaeological data. Archaeological surveying and excavations in Romania and peripheral regions, as well as a re-evaluation of ancient literary evidence, suggest a more complex settlement history, rather than a 700-year 'terra deserta'. The post-Roman era has demonstrated an abundant archaeological record of burial and settlement, along with a continuation in distribution of Roman objects throughout former core and peripheral areas. A more thorough analysis of Roman colonization and de-colonization, together with the role of the Roman military, coinage, and commerce, are recommended as avenues towards resolution of the population continuity issue for Dacia.

Museum Studies (Chapter 9) A Companion to Archaeology, Oxford: Blackwell. (John Bintliff, ed.)

A Companion to Archaeology, 2006

Ceramics, ch. 7, Balme+ Paterson (eds) Archaeology in Practice, 207-231, 2013, 2nd edition Wiley.pdf

Ch. 8, Ceramics, In: Balme & Paterson, (eds), Archaeological Field & Laboratory Techniques. Oxford, Blackwell, 2005 (1st edition)

“Classical Archaeology.” In D. Pearsall (ed.) Encyclopedia of Archaeology. San Diego: Elsevier, 2007.

Encyclopedia of Archaeology, 2008

Books by Dr. Linda Ellis

Archaeological Method and Theory: An Encyclopedia. New York: Garland Publishing, 2000, 705 pages.

New and used copies of this book available for sale can be found on www.bookfinder.com Here is t... more

Ellis, L. & Kidner, F. (2004) Travel, Communication, and Geography in Late Antiquity: Sacred & Profane. London: Ashgate, 164 pages.

This book is available in libraries worldwide through the World Catalogue. Here is the link to... more

The Cucuteni-Tripolye Culture: A Study in Technology and the Origins of Complex Society. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports (Int'l Series) Vol. 217, 1984, 221 pages.

This book is out of print. However, it is available in many libraries via the World Catalogue. ... more

The evolution of pyrotechnology northwest of the Black Sea during the late Neolithic-Chalcolithic, Ph.D. dissertation, Harvard University [microform] 1984

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Laboratory Techniques in Archaeology: A Guide to the Literature, 1920-1980. New York: Garland, 1982, 419 pages.

Travel, communication, and geography in late antiquity: sacred and profane

... Gillian Clark gratefully acknowledges the support of the British Academy and the University o... more

Elusive Places: A Chorological Approach to Identity & Territory in Scythia Minor (Second–Seventh Centuries

Ellis & Alexianu (2003) “Duplex ius: Conflict and competition between Romano-Byzantine law and folk law in the Balkans.” In: L. J. Hall (ed.), Confrontation of Law and Society in Late Antiquity, pp. 117-132. Cambridge: Orchard Academic Press.

“Illyria.” In: M. Gagarin and E. Fantham, eds. Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and Rome. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010.

'Terra deserta': Population, politics, and the [de]colonization of Dacia, World Archaeology [thematic issue: population & demography] 1998.

This article explores the demographic history of Dacia/Romania during and after Roman colonizatio... more This article explores the demographic history of Dacia/Romania during and after Roman colonization as a study in the effects of colonialism and de-colonization in the core area vs. the periphery, the identification of local vs. transitory populations, the development of cultural identity, and the more ominous issue of political manipulation of archaeological data. Archaeological surveying and excavations in Romania and peripheral regions, as well as a re-evaluation of ancient literary evidence, suggest a more complex settlement history, rather than a 700-year 'terra deserta'. The post-Roman era has demonstrated an abundant archaeological record of burial and settlement, along with a continuation in distribution of Roman objects throughout former core and peripheral areas. A more thorough analysis of Roman colonization and de-colonization, together with the role of the Roman military, coinage, and commerce, are recommended as avenues towards resolution of the population continuity issue for Dacia.

Museum Studies (Chapter 9) A Companion to Archaeology, Oxford: Blackwell. (John Bintliff, ed.)

A Companion to Archaeology, 2006

Ceramics, ch. 7, Balme+ Paterson (eds) Archaeology in Practice, 207-231, 2013, 2nd edition Wiley.pdf

Ch. 8, Ceramics, In: Balme & Paterson, (eds), Archaeological Field & Laboratory Techniques. Oxford, Blackwell, 2005 (1st edition)

“Classical Archaeology.” In D. Pearsall (ed.) Encyclopedia of Archaeology. San Diego: Elsevier, 2007.

Encyclopedia of Archaeology, 2008

Archaeological Method and Theory: An Encyclopedia. New York: Garland Publishing, 2000, 705 pages.

New and used copies of this book available for sale can be found on www.bookfinder.com Here is t... more

Ellis, L. & Kidner, F. (2004) Travel, Communication, and Geography in Late Antiquity: Sacred & Profane. London: Ashgate, 164 pages.

This book is available in libraries worldwide through the World Catalogue. Here is the link to... more

The Cucuteni-Tripolye Culture: A Study in Technology and the Origins of Complex Society. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports (Int'l Series) Vol. 217, 1984, 221 pages.

This book is out of print. However, it is available in many libraries via the World Catalogue. ... more

The evolution of pyrotechnology northwest of the Black Sea during the late Neolithic-Chalcolithic, Ph.D. dissertation, Harvard University [microform] 1984

ABSTRACT

Laboratory Techniques in Archaeology: A Guide to the Literature, 1920-1980. New York: Garland, 1982, 419 pages.