Index - Ancient warfare - Carman and Harding

CARMAN, John; HARDING, Anthony, eds (2004) – Ancient warfare. Gloucestershire: Sutton Publishing.

1.) Introduction --- John Carman, Anthony Harding
2.) The origins of war and ethnic violence --- Jonathan Haas
3.) Biosocial and bioarchaeological aspects of conflict and warfare --- Don Brothwell
4.) Beyond the Western way of war: ancient battlefields in comparative perspective --- John Carman
5.) Stone Age warfare --- Slavomil Vencl
6.) War and peace in prehistoric Eastern Europe --- P. M. Dolukhanov
7.) Neolithic enclosures in Greek Macedonia: violent and non-violent aspects of territorial demarcation --- Dimitra Kokkinidou, Marianna Nikolaidou
8.) The origins of warfare in the prehistory of Central and Eastern Europe --- John Chapman
9.) The origins of warfare in the British Isles --- R. J. Mercer
10.) Warfare: a defining characteristic of Bronze Age Europe? --- Anthony Harding
11.) The emergence of warrior aristocracies in later European prehistory and their long-term history --- Kristian Kristiansen
12.) Into the Iron Age: a discourse on war and society --- Klavs Randsborg
13.) Hoplite obliteration: the case of the town of Thespiae --- Victor Davis Hanson
14.) The elusive warrior maiden tradition - bearing weapons in Anglo-Saxon society --- Deborah J. Shepherd
15.) Epilogue: the future study of ancient warfare --- John Carman, Anthony Harding
16.) Bibliography
17.) Index