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Book Synopsis"This volume gathers together the first 10 years of The European Archaeologist (ISSN 1022-0135), from Winter 1993 through to the 10th Anniversary Conference Issue, published in 2004 for the Lyon Annual Meeting. In reality, like the Journal of European Archaeology, The European Archaeologist (TEA) was born before the official foundation of the EAA at Ljubljana in September 1994, and began publication the year before. The first issue announces the Ljubljana Inaugural Meeting, and documents the work of the International Steering Committee which promoted the Association. Readers can then trace the initial development of their brainchild, from the euphoria of a post-1989 Europe where Archaeologists could at last freely communicate to the consolidation of the Association as a key player in the Archaeology of the continent. Perhaps the most striking thing, reading through these early issues of TEA, is how the central concerns of the EAA, for heritage, commercial and academic archaeology have remained central to its content. This volume is published as the Association meets in Istanbul for its 20th Annual Meeting." –from the preface by Mark Pearce
Table of ContentsPreface by Mark Pearce; The European Archaeologist: No 1, December 1991; No 2, August 1994; No 3, May 1995; No 4, December 1995; No 5, August 1996; No 6, February 1997; No 7, Summer 1997; No 8, Winter 1997; No 9, Summer 1998; No 10, Winter 1998; No 11, Summer 1999; No12, Winter 1999; No 13, Summer 2000; No 14, Winter 2000/2001; No 15, Summer 2001; No 16, Winter 2001/2002; No 17, Summer 2002; No 18, Winter 2002; No 19, Summer 2003; No 20, Winter 2004; No 21, Summer 2004; 10th Anniversary Conference Issue
