The Critique of Archaeological Economy (Paperback)

Chapter 1 - An Introduction to the Critique of Archaeological Economy (Reinhard Jung, Stefanos Gimatzidis).- Chapter 2 - Writing the Deep History of Human Economy (Randall McGuire).- Chapter 3 - Wealth, Women's Labor, and Forms of Value: Thinking From the Study of Ancestral Central America (Rosemary A. Joyce).- Chapter 4 - “The Economy has no surplus”: Harry W. Pearson’s contribution revisited, 60 years later (Svend Hansen).- Chapter 5 - Crafting Values in Chalcolithic Cyprus and Anatolia (Bleda S. During).- Chapter 6 - The Bornhock burial mound and the political economy of an Un?tice ruler (Roberto Risch, Harald Meller, Selina Delgado-Raack, and Torsten Schunke).- Chapter 7 - Property and markets: the uses of land in pharaonic Egypt beyond redistributive and neoliberal approaches (Juan Carlos Moreno Garcia).- Chapter 8 - Uneven and Combined: Product Exchange in the Mediterranean 3rd to 2nd Millennium BCE) (Reinhard Jung).- Chapter 9 - Tripod Dedication: Gift and Commodity Exchange in Ancient Greece (Stefanos Gimatzidis).- Chapter 10 - Happily connected? The interconnectivity paradigm and the debate about the ancient economy (Jan Paul Crielaard).- Chapter 11 - Aegean Transport Amphoras (6th to 1st centuries BCE): Exploring Social Tension in a Path Dependency Model (Mark L. Lawall).- Chapter 12 - Modelling trade in Athenian pottery in the archaic and classical period (Robin Osborne).