does it mat[t]er[ial]?

the most personal ornament

A human tooth used as a pendant found at Dispilio is probably a unique find in the Neolithic of Balkans and the Aegean. Is it just a rare case where the raw material for a personal object such as a personal ornament is a personal raw material? But what if this personal object is made of the different than its owner personal raw material?

favorite background

dinner is [almost] served

hospital

first aids for a pot in situ

nursing II

nursing I

just as happy to jump inside the small museum

so happy to find a skull

notes on soil I

this is hardcore

a figurine and its scale : a scale and its figurine

behind the posts

handfull of marble bracelets

illustrations for the archaeo+malacology newsletter article

Figures for an article in the Archaeo+Malacology Group newsletter # 9 [http://triton.anu.edu.au/archaeo+malacology_newsletter.htm & http://home.earthlink.net/~aydinslibrary/AMGnews.htm] focusing on the 'notched' Spondylus ornaments in Neolithic Europe.

dying at the western sector IV

dying at the western sector III

dying at the western sector II

dying at the western sector I

trench - eastern sector - 1997

trench - western sector - 2005

stratigraphy IV

stratigraphy III

stratigraphy II

pottery fragments: people

stratigraphy

visualizing_neolithic