The Oxford handbook of archaeological network research

The Oxford handbook of archaeological network research / edited by Tom Brughmans, Barbara J. Mills, Jessica Munson, and Matthew A. Peeples.

Network research has recently been adopted as one of the tools of the trade in archaeology, used to study a wide range of topics: interactions between island communities, movements through urban spaces, visibility in past landscapes, material culture similarity, exchange, and much more. This Oxford...

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Other Authors: Brughmans, Tom (Editor), Mills, Barbara J., 1955- (Editor), Munson, Jessica (Editor), Peeples, Matthew A. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024.
Edition:First edition.
Series:Oxford handbooks.
Subjects:
Archaeology > Research.
Archaeology > Methodology.
Human geography > Network analysis.
Archaeology > Methodology
Archaeology > Research
Human geography > Network analysis
Online Access:Click for online access
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Matthew A. Peeples, [and others]
  • Part I. Archaeological Networks in Practice2 Network Methods and Properties / Clara Filet, Fabrice Rossi
  • Challenges for network research in archaeology / Matthew A. Peeples, [and others]
  • Beyond the node-link diagram a fast forward about network visualization for archaeology / Benjamin Bach, Mereke van Garderen
  • Inference from archaeological similarity networks / Per Östborn, Henrik Gerding
  • Part II. Material Culture Networks
  • Material networks and culture change / Jennifer Birch
  • Material culture similarity and co-occurrence networks / Elliot H. Blair
  • Mortuary archaeology networks / Daniel Sosna
  • Geochemical networks / Mark Golitko
  • Networks and museum collections / Sarah M. Griffin, Florian Klimm
  • Part III. Geographical Networks
  • Nearest and relative neighborhood networks / Diego Jiménez-Badillo
  • Gravity and maximum entropy models / Ray Rivers, [and others]
  • Transportation networks and least-cost paths / Irmela Herzog
  • Space syntax and pedestrian modeling / Mu-Chun Wu
  • Visibility networks / Zoran Čučković
  • Hydrographic networks / Eduardo Apolinaire, Laura Bastourre
  • Part IV. Network Simulation
  • Complexity science and networks in archaeology / Iza Romanowska
  • Networks, agent-based modeling, and archaeology / Wendy H. Cegielski
  • Random graph models / Viviana Amati
  • Part V. Biological Networks
  • Biodistance networks / Kent M. Johnson
  • Food webs / Stefani A. Crabtree, Jennifer A. Dunne
  • Part VI. Text-Based Networks
  • Historical and archaeological network data / Claire Lemercier
  • Epigraphic networks in cross-cultural perspective / Diane Harris Cline, Jessica Munson
  • Linked data networks how, why and when to apply network analysis to lod / Valeria Vitale, Rainer Simon
  • Knowledge networks / Allison Mickel, [and others]
  • Networks and religious transformations / Vojtěch Kaše, [and others]
  • Part VII. Cultural Transmission and Human Evolution
  • Perspectives on human behavioral evolution from the study of primate networks / Valéria Romano, Sergi Lozano
  • Paleolithic social networks and behavioral modernity / Claudine Gravel-Miguel, Fiona Coward
  • Networks and cultural transmission in hunter-gatherer societies / Briggs Buchanan, Marcus J. Hamilton
  • Part VIII. Movement, Exchange, and Flows through Networks
  • Maritime networks / Justin Leidwanger
  • Migration and archaeological network research / Barbara J. Mills, Matthew A. Peeples
  • Network modeling of the spread of disease / Marek Vlach
  • The antiquities trade and digital networks or, the supercharging effect of social media on the rise of the amateur antiquities trader / Shawn Graham, Damien Huffer
  • Part IX. Assessing the Structural Characteristics of Networks
  • Social networks and inequality / Matthew Pailes
  • Networks and catastrophes / Erik Gjesfjeld
  • Community detection / Jelena Grujić and Miljana Radivojević
  • Settlement scaling analysis as social network analysis / Scott G. Ortman
  • Networks and sociopolitical organization / Jacob Holland-Lulewicz
  • Part X. Looking Ahead and Beyond
  • Archaeological network science / Ulrik Brandes
  • Network models and the past relational thinking and contingency analysis / John Edward Terrell
  • Network epistemologies in archaeology / Carl Knappett, Angus Mol
  • Anticipating the next wave of archaeological network research / Jessica Munson, [and others]

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