Contents List

Editorial

Introduction

• Lee Clare and Hans Georg K. Gebel Introduction: Conflict and Warfare in the Near Eastern Neolithic

Keynote

• Ofer Bar-Yosef Warfare in Levantine Early Neolithic. A Hypothesis to be Considered

Comments and Contributions

• Reinhard Bernbeck Prehistoric Wars, A Scholastic Fallacy
• Lee Clare Pastoral Clashes: Conflict Risk and Mitigation at the Pottery Neolithic Transition in the Southern Levant
• Hans Georg K. Gebel Conflict and Conflict Mitigation in Early Near Eastern Sedentism
• Leore Grosman Prehistoric Warfare – Cause and Visibility
• Jean Guilaine Neolithic Warfare: Comments
• Steven A. LeBlanc Early Neolithic Warfare in the Near East and its Broader Implications
• Bernd Müller-Neuhof Comment to Ofer Bar Yosef‘s Keynote: Warfare in Levantine Early Neolithic. A Hypothesis to be Considered
• Mehmet Özdoğan The Neolithic Medium: Warfare Due to Social Stress or State of Security Through Social Welfare
• Keith F. Otterbein Early Warfare in the Near East
• Mirjana Roksandic Commentary on “Warfare in Levantine Early Neolithic. A Hypothesis to be Considered”
• Gary O. Rollefson Violence in Eden: Comments on Bar-Yosef’s Neolithic Warfare Hypothesis
• Paul Roscoe War, Community, and Environment in the Levantine Neolithic
• David A. Warburton Warfare in the Neolithic? Methodological Considerations
• Reply Ofer Bar-Yosef Warfare in Levantine Early Neolithic. Response Ofer Bar-Yosef

Other Contributions

• Çiğdem Köksal-Schmidt and Klaus Schmidt The Göbekli Tepe “Totem Pole“. A First Discussion of an Autumn 2010 Discovery (PPN, Southeastern Turkey)
• Makoto Arimura, Ruben Badalyan, Boris Gasparyan, and Christine Chataigner Current Neolithic Research in Armenia
• Michael P. Neeley TBAS 102: A Late Natufian Site in West-Central Jordan
• Karin Bartl Shir, West Syria

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