Meintest du modell?
Models are pieces of machinery that relate observations to theoretical ideas (Clarke
perhaps best known analysis of archaeological history by means of an agent-based model
Throughout Europe, the 3rd millennium is marked by the presence of large-scale ideologically-motivated interaction networks, and is believed to be a “period of passage” from a Neolithic economy based on ownership and mobilization of agro-pastoral resources, to a market economy, based on the long-distance exchange of metal, both as raw material and finished product. One of the most fascinating of these far-reaching contacts is the Cetina phenomenon, which spread from Dalmatia across the Central Mediterranean and represented a common denominator for areas from the Caput Adriae in the north to Sicily and the Maltese Islands, and the Peloponnese in the south.
Having abandoned the definition of Cetina as a bounded culture, the interpretative model
Swen Steinberg, Queen’s University: Mine Model Collections of American Mining Schools
Stefan Siemer: Mining safety in a nutshell: The filter self-rescuer, Dräger model
Spatial Models of Interaction and Economic Archaeology Oliver Nakoinz: Spatial
