Ian Hodder (2002). Near Eastern Archaeology 65, 174-182
Read MoreThe Wet and Dry: Symbolic Archaeology in the Wetlands (book chapter)→
/Hiroya Kawanabe, George W. Coulter, and Anna C. Rossevelt, eds. (1999). Ancient Lakes, Their Cultural and Biological Diversity. Kenobi Productions, 61-73.
Read MoreBritish Prehistory: Some Thoughts Looking In→
/Ian Hodder (1999). Cambridge Archaeological Journal 10:2: 376-80.
Read MoreRenewed Work at Çatalhöyük (book chapter)→
/M. Özdoğan, ed. (1999). Neolithic in Turkey. Arkeoloji ve Sanat Yayınları, Istanbul. pp 157-164.
Read MoreSymbolism at Çatalhöyük (book chapter)→
/J. Coles, R. Bealey, and P. Mellars, eds. (1999). World Prehistory. Studies in Memory of Grahame Clark. Proceedings of the British Academy 99. Oxford University Press.
Read MoreA Response to Yannis Hamilakis→
/Ian Hodder (1999). Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 12.1: 83-85
Read MoreArchaeology and Global Information Systems→
/Ian Hodder (1999). Internet Archaeology 6
Read MoreCreative Thought: A Long-Term Perspective (book chapter)→
/S. Mithen, ed. (1998). Creativity in Human Evolution and Prehistory. Routledge, London 61-77
Read MoreThe Domus: Some Problems Reconsidered (book chapter)→
/E. Edmonds and C. Richards, eds. (1998). Understanding the Neolithic of NW Europe. Cruithne Press, 84-101.
Read MoreÇatalhöyük: The 1990s Seasons (with Roger Matthews) [book chapter]→
/R. Matthews, ed. (1998). Ancient Anatolia BIAA, 43-52.
Read MoreWhose Rationality? A Response to F. Hassan→
/Ian Hodder (1998). Antiquity 72, 21-27.
Read MoreThe Past as Passion and Play: Çatalhöyük as a Site of Conflict in the Construction of Multiple Pasts (book chapter)→
/L. Meskell, ed. (1998). Archaeology Under Fire: Nationalism, Politics and Heritage in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East. Routledge, London. pp. 124-39.
Read More“Always Momentary, Fluid and Flexible”: Towards a Reflexive Excavation Methodology→
/Ian Hodder (1997). Antiquity 71, 691-700.
Read MoreThe Gender Screen (book chapter)→
/J. Moore and E. Scott, eds. (1997). Invisible People and Processes, Leicester University Press, London, 75-80.
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