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Table of Contents
Foreword
Burial Mounds in Europe and Japan: An Introduction - by Werner Steinhaus and Thomas Knopf
Hallstatt Burial Mounds Then and Now: Excavations and Changing Images in the History of Research - by Nils Müller-Scheeßel
Excavating the Mounded Tombs of the Kofun Period of the Japanese Archipelago: A History of Research and Methods - by Tatsuo NAKAKUBO
Bronze Age Burial Mounds in Northern and Central Europe: Their Origins and the Development of Diversity in Time and Space - by Frank Nikulka
Emergence and Development of Burial Mounds in the Yayoi Period - by Hisashi NOJIMA
Princes, Chiefs or Big Men? Burial Mounds as Reflections of Social Structure in the Hallstatt Period - by Wolfram Schier
Social Stratification and the Formation of Mounded Tombs in the Kofun Period of Protohistoric Japan - by Ken'ichi SASAKI
Burial Mound/Landscape-Relations. Approaches Put forward by European Prehistoric Archaeology - by Ariane Ballmer
Mounded Tomb Building during the Kofun Period: Location and Landscape - by Akira SEIKE
Burial Mounds and Settlements. Their Relations in the Late Hallstatt and Early La Tène-Period (6th-4th century BC) - by Ines Balzer
The Relationship between Mounded Tombs, Settlements, and Residences in the Kofun Period: Reflecting Social Changes? - by Takehiko MATSUGI
Aspects of Early Iron in Central Europe - by Manfred K. H. Eggert
Iron and its Relation to Mounded Tombs on the Japanese Islands - by Hisashi NOJIMA
The Development of Metalworking and the Formation of Political Power in the Japanese Archipelago - by Takehiko MATSUGI
Monuments for the Living and the Dead: Early Celtic Burial Mounds and Central Places of the Heuneburg Region - by Dirk Krausse and Leif Hansen
Mounded Tombs of the Kofun Period: Monuments of Administration and Expressions of Power Relationships - by Shin'ya FUKUNAGA
Burial Mounds in Broader Perspective. Visibility, Ritual and Power - by Chris Scarre
An Introduction to the Yukinoyama Mounded Tomb - by Naoya UEDA
The Significance of the Nonaka Mounded Tomb - by Joseph Ryan