The Bell Beaker Culture in All Its Forms: Proceedings of the 22nd Meeting of 'archeologie Et Gobelets' 2021, Geneva, Switzerland

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Scientific and Organizing Committee of the conference
Foreword
	Marie Besse
	In Memory of  Daniela Kern
		Andrew Fitzpatrick
	In Memory of Alain Gallay
		Marie Besse
In Memory of  Daniela Kern
In Memory of Alain Gallay
1. Archaeological Material
	Bell Beaker and Epi-Bell Beaker in the Florentine Area: Metallurgical and Pottery Evidence from the Site of Fosso Di Lumino (Florence, Italy)
		Chiara De Marco*, Pasquino Pallecchi** and Lucia Sarti*
	Bell Beaker Lithic Assemblages in the Florentine Area: Revisions, New Studies and Updates
		Isabella Matera1,2 and Lucia Sarti3
	Bell Beaker Lithic Industry Between France and Italy: New Insights from Lombardy and Languedoc
		Isabella Matera1,2, Robin Furestier1 and Domenico Lo Vetro2,3
	Pottery Chaînes Opératoires as a Tool to Approach the Integration of the Bell Beaker Phenomenon: The ‘Petit-Chasseur’ Necropolis as a Case Study
		Eve Derenne*1, Delia Carloni*1 and Marie Besse1
	The Bell Beaker and Early Bronze Age Decorated Ware from the Preventive Excavations at 35 Auguste Isaac Street (Lyon 9e, Rhône, France)
		Pierre-Jérôme Rey* and Jean-Michel Treffort**
	Degrees of Investment in Bell Beaker Ceramics from North-West France
		Quentin Favrel
	A Bipartite Network Analysis of Bell Beaker Decoration Diversity in Camino De Las Yeseras (Madrid, Spain)
		Agnès Caraglio*, Patricia Ríos** and Corina Liesau**
	Chalcolithic Bell Beaker Pottery from a Habitational Context at the El Portalón De Cueva Mayor Site (Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain)
		Amalia Pérez-Romero1, Marta Francés-Negro1,2, Eneko Iriarte1, María Á. Galindo-Pellicena3,4,5, Rebeca García1, Laura Rodríguez1,6, Juan Luis Arsuaga3,7, Alfonso Alday8 and José M. Carretero1
	Stone Bracers in Continental Western Europe. New Insights from Bell Beaker and Early Bronze Age Contexts
		Julien Vitani* and Maxence Bailly**
2. Funerary Archaeology and Anthropology
	St-Martin-de-Corléans (Aosta, Italy) Tomb TII: The Chronological and Cultural Sequence
		Philippe Curdy1, Angela Maria Ferroni2, Giovanna Pizziolo3, Raffaella Poggiani Keller4, Lucia Sarti3, Marco Baioni5, Domenico Lo Vetro6,7 and Simona Marongiu3
	The Bell Beaker Phenomenon in the Southern Upper Rhine Valley. A Presentation of Old and New Excavated Graves of the South Baden Group in Germany
		Katalin Puster
	Health and Diseases in Commingled Remains from Final Neolithic and Bell Beaker Populations: The Site of Petit-Chasseur, Sion, Valais, Switzerland
		Claudine Abegg
	Examining the Role of Bell Beaker Archery through Techno-Functional and Osteological Analyses: Reinvestigating the Hoštice-I Cemetery (Czech Republic)
		Jessica Ryan-Despraz* and Clément Nicolas**
3. Reconstructing Bell Beaker Society
	Mind the Gap: Bell Beaker Presence in Copper Age Campania, Southern Italy
		Paola Aurino* and Maria De Falco**
	On the Edge of the Swamp. Absorption and Transformation of the Bell Beaker Phenomenon in the Later Copper Age Settlement of Poggioreale (Naples - Italy)
		Giuliana Boenzi* and Viviana Germana Mancusi**
	Torre Crognola (Northern Latium, Italy): A Large Settlement with Bell Beaker Findings
		Pasquale Miranda1, Giovanni Carboni†2, Vincenzo d’Ercole3, Marco Pacciarelli1 and Massimo Pennacchioni4
	Environmental and Economic Assets of the Bell Beaker Culture in the Florentine Plain (Italy). New Data from Fosso di Lumino
		Matteo Penco* and Lucia Sarti**
	The Bell Beaker Rock Sanctuary Pigloner Kopf (South Tyrol, Italy): Burnt Offerings and Local Metallurgy in the Eastern Alps
		Annaluisa Pedrotti*, Ivana Angelini**, Gilberto Artioli**, Caterina Canovaro**, Umberto Tecchiati*** and Hanns Oberrauch*
	Beakers, Death and Monuments in the Ceremonial Landscape Around the Czech Mythical Mountain of Říp
		Jan Turek* and Petr Krištuf**
	Commensality Through a Solar Cult. Ceramics, Social Practices and Symbolism Along the Atlantic Coast (2500-1650 BC)
		Julien Ripoche* and Théophane Nicolas**
Author Biographies
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