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## BOOK REVIEWS BASOR 311 well as of other data from the general area, allows him to propose a construction of Late Cypriot settlement there that has no basis in reality (p. 61). In short, what one finds in this volume is the uneven treatment of the five Late Cypriot sites covered. The bibliography provided by the various contributions, especially Knapp's, would enable one, however, to explore the interrelated topics in greater breath and depth. The central themes of the colloquium-the functions of and interrelationships among Late Cypriot settlements-remain in need of substantive analysis and discussion with a sound theoretical grounding at the individual site level. Knapp's book on landscape archaeology (1997) would be a good place to start. This type of analysis must take place prior to further attempts at synthesis and interpretation for the island as a whole. The effective integration of survey data with the excavated remains is, of course, crucial to this whole process.

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Author

Marilyn J. Lundberg

Publisher

University of Chicago Press

Published

1998

Field

Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)