Balkan Dialogues. Negotiating Identity between Prehistory and The Present
Maja Gori and Maria Ivanova

I. Rethinking Groups and Cultures

1. Later Balkan Prehistory: A Transcultural Perspective
Joseph Maran

2. Ethnicity as a Form of Social Organization. Notes on the multiplicity of understandings of a contested concept
Hans Peter Hahn

3. The transitions between Neolithic and Early Bronze Age in Greece, and the “Indo-European problem”
Jean-Paul Demoule

4. Let’s stop speaking “cultures”! Alternative means to assess historical developments in the prehistoric Balkans
Zoï Tsirtsoni

5. A tradition in nine maps. Un-layering Niger River polychrome water jars
Olivier P. Gosselain

II. Identities in Transition

6. Socio-spatial organisation and early Neolithic expansion in Western Anatolia and Greece
Martin Furholt

7. Negotiating identities and exchanging values: Neolithic pottery production and circulation in Thessaly
Areti Pentedeka

8. Inheritance, population development and social identities: Southeast Europe 5200–4300 BCE
Johannes Müller

9. Culinary landscapes and identity in prehistoric Greece: an archaeobotanical exploration
Soultana Valamoti

III. Frontiers and Boundaries

10. Neolithic Assemblages and Spatial Boundaries As Exemplified through the Neolithic of Northwestern Turkey
Mehmet Özdoğan

11. Cultivating Identities: Landscape Production among Early Farmers in the Southern Balkans
Susan E. Allen

12. Erasing Boundaries or Changing Identities? The Transition from Early/Middle to Late Neolithic, New Evidence from Southern Serbia
Jasna Vuković

13. Practicing Archaeology and Researching Present Identities in No Man’s land. A View from the Tri-national Prespa Lake
Maja Gori, Petrika Lera, Stavros Oikonomidis, Aris Papayiannis and Akis Tsonos