Der soziale Wert prähistorischer Beile - neue archäologische und archäometrische Ansätze / The social value of prehistoric axes – new archaeological and archaeometric approaches, 2024, 2 vol., 680 p. -

16. Mitteldeutscher Archäologentag vom 5. bis 7. Oktober 2023 in Halle (Saale)

Band I

Neolithikum/Neolithic
- Exchanging fur and skin for shoe-last axes – Exploring the emergence of value, specialised hunting camps, and hunter-gatherer complexity in the Late Ertebølle Culture during the 5th millennium BC (L. Vilien Sorensen, M. Lou Bendtsen)
- Axes make the man. The social and economic value of axe blades in the Neolithic (F. Klimscha)
- Neolithic axeheads from depositions in Middle and Northern Europe as representations of additional time investment (M. Müller)
- Warum und von wem wurden so viele Kriegsbeile begraben? Überlegungen zu Verbreitungsbild, Auffindungssituation und Auffindungszustand von Streitäxten der frühen Trichterbecherkultur (J. Beran)
- Flintbeile im Hochglanzformat – Machtsymbole der Kugelamphorenkultur (J. Beran, J. Fahr, S. Friederich)
- Neolithic axe production in Central Germany: A first approach to technological aspects and lithic raw materials (S. Meinecke, R. Risch, L. Culí Verdaguer, F. J.Martinez Fernandez)
- Neolithic quarrying and archaeological excavations at the Jistebsko site in the Jizerské Hory Mountains (P. Sída, P. Burgert)
- Procurement and circulation of lithic raw materials used for the production of polished stone tools in Lower Silesia (south-western Poland): Some remarks on the state-of-the-art and new research perspectives (M. P. Borowski, B. Kufel-Diakowska, M. Chłoń, W. Bronowicki)
- The social significance of stone axeheads in Neolithic Britain and Ireland (A. Sheridan)
- Axes along the Seine Valley: From the mine to grave (F. Giligny)
- Polished axes: A factor in social integration on a local and supra-local scale? (V. Brunet)
- The Iberian Peninsula during the green-axe Neolithic craze (C. Rodríguez-Rellán, R. Fábregas Valcarce)
- Edge tool technologies in prehistoric Greece: A short overview of the published data (D. Chondrou)
- Greenstone chisel-like adzes for carpentry were components of the »Neolithic Package« in Anatolia and the Balkans (L. Dietrich, M. Börner, M. Brandl, B. Horejs)

Kupferzeit/Copper Age
- Metall zwischen Steinen – kupferne Äxte und Beile des böhmisch-mährischen Äneolithikums (ca. 4400 bis 2200 v. Chr.) (M. Dobes)
- The lifecycle of early metal axes from Italy, c. 4300–2200 BC (A. Dolfini)
- Metal, networks, and social change in Central Europe and Southern Scandinavia (c. 4100–1700 BC) (J. Müller, J. Piet Brozio, W. Rabbel, M. Zolchow)
- Make and break: Intentional fragmentation of copper flat axes as evidence for metallurgy in the Northern Group of the Early Neolithic Funnel Beaker societies (H. Skorna)
- Depositional practices of shaft-hole axes in the 4th millennium BC (S. Hansen)

Band II

Bronzezeit/Bronze Age
- The use of axe- and ring-metal as a raw material source in the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age in Southern Scandinavia (H. Wrobel Nørgaard)
- Massive shaft-hole axes were axe currencies: The social life of the Fårdrup axes (A. Lene Melheim)
- Chemical and isotopic composition of Bronze Age Axes from north-west of France (C. Le Carlier de Veslud, S. Révillon)
- Beyond the surface: Investigating the internal and external properties of silver-coated axes from eastern Bohemia (E. Schimerová, M. Havlíková, S. Msallamová, C.-H. Wunderlich)
- Archaeometallurgical investigations into the production of Early and Middle Bronze Age flanged axes in Central Germany (Oliver Michael et al.)
- Understanding metallurgical practices of the Únětice Culture: The axes from Halle-Kanena III and the concept of mixing metals in the Early Bronze Age (D. Berger, J.-H. Bunnefeld, A. Wittke, E. Pernicka)
- Werkzeuge, Waffen, Würdezeichen. Beile und Äxte der Aunjetitzer Kultur in Mitteldeutschland (J.-H. Bunnefeld, C.-H. Wunderlich, H. Meller, R. Risch)
- Eine frühbronzezeitliche Siedlungsgrube mit Beilgießform und Flintdolch aus Tultewitz, Burgenlandkreis (X. Dalidowski et al.)
- New approaches to the classification, chronology, and production of Iberian Bronze Age flat and flanged axes (M. Peres, R. Risch, E. Soriano)
- Beyond utility: Metal axes in the funerary contexts of El Argar in the south-eastern Iberian Peninsula during the Bronze Age (2200–1550 cal BC) (B. Bonora Soriano)
- Bronze and Iron Age axe-hafting techniques in Central and South-Eastern Europe. A study of the archaeological visibility of prehistoric technological innovations (O. Dietrich)

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