Artikler merket med stjerne (*) kommer i kompendier
Paleolitikum
*Bahn, Paul and Jean Vertut. Introduction: Cave Life and The Discovery of Ice Age Art, 10-22. What was Depicted, 134-213: Journey through the Ice Age University of California Press, Berkeley, California 1997 .
*Bokelmann, Klaus: Some new thoughts on old data on humans and reindeer in the Ahrensburgian tunnel valley in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. I: Barton, N. A.J. Roberts, og D.A. Roe: The Late Glacial in north-west Europe: Human adaptation and environmental change in the end of the Pleistocene CBA Research Report 77, Council for British Archaeology, 1991 s. 72-81.
*Caspar, Jean Paul and Marc de Bie. Preparing for the Hunt in the Late Paleolithic Camp at Rekem, Belgium: Journal of Field Archaeology 23 (4) Boston University, 1996 s. 437-460.
*Fischer, Anders: The Late Palaeolithic. I: Hvass, Steen og Birger Storgaard (red.): Da Klinger i Muld. 25 års arkæologi i Danmark Aarhus Universitetsforlag, Denmark 1993 s. 51-57 o.a (eget kompendium).
Henshilwood, C.S. and Marean, C. 'The Origin of Modern of Human Behavior Critique of the Models and Their Test Implications.' Current Anthropology Volume 44, Number 5: 627-651, December 2003 http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/CA/journal/issues/v44n5/035003/035003.web.pdf
Jensen, Peter K.A. : Menneskets oprindelse og udvikling 2. udg. Gads Forlag, København, 2001 s. 186-276 .
*Petersen, Erik Brinch: The Late Palaeolithic and the Mesolithic. I: Hvass, Steen og Birger Storgaard (red.): Da Klinger i Muld. 25 års arkæologi i Danmark Aarhus Universitetsforlag, Denmark 1993 s. 1-21(eget kompendium).
Renfrew, C. & P. Bahn. Who Were They? What Were They Like?: Archaeology Thames and Hudson, London 1997 s. 403 –440 .
Mesolitikum
Bosetning, samfunn og interaksjon
*Andersen, Søren H.: Kystens bopladser. I: Hvass, Steen og Birger Storgaard (red.): Da Klinger i Muld. 25 års arkæologi i Danmark Aarhus Universitetsforlag, Denmark 1993 s. 65-69 (eget kompendium).
*Andersen, Søren H.: Coastal adaptation and marine exploitation in Late Mesolithic Denmark - with special emphasis on the Limfjord region. I: Fischer, Anders (red.): Man and Sea in the Mesolithic. Coastal settlement above and below present sea level Proceedings of the International Symposium, Kalundborg, Denmark 1993 s. 41-67.
*Boaz, Joel: The Mesolithic in Eastern Norway: Hunter-Gatherer, Site Variability: Changing patterns of site utilization in the interior of eastern Norway, between 8000 and 2500 B.P Universitetets Oldsaksamlings Skrifter, Ny rekke Nr. 20, Oslo 1998 s. 15-42.
*Champion,T., Gamble,C., Shennan,S. and Whittle, A. Post-glacial Developments: Hunters, Gatherers and Beyond. I : Prehistoric Europe 88-112. Academic Press, 1984. *Engelstad, Ericka: Gender studies - A Stone Age Perspective: Kontakt Stencil nr. 28-29, 54-69, 1986.
Eriksen, Berit Valentin: Squeesing blood from Stones i Flintstudier: en håndbog i systematiske analyser af flintinventarer s. 231-275 redigeret af Berit Valentin Eriksen. Århus : Aarhus Universitetsforlag, 2000.
*Fischer, Anders: Pioneers in deglaciated landscapes: The expansion and adaptation of Late Palaeolithic societies in Southern Scandinavia. I: Barton, N. A.J. Roberts, og D.A. Roe, : The Late Glacial in north-west Europe: Human adaptation and environmental change in the end of the Pleistocene 100-121. CBA Research Report 77, Council for British Archaeology 1991.
*Fischer, Anders: An entrance to the Mesolithic world below the ocean. Status of ten years work on the Danish sea floor. I: Fischer, Anders (red.): Man and Sea in the Mesolithic. Coastal settlement above and below present sea level 371-385. Proceedings of the International Symposium, Kalundborg, Denmark 1993.
*Fischer, Anders: Mesolitisk indlandsbosættelse. I: Hvass, Steen og Birger Storgaard (red.) : Da klinger i muld. 25 års arkæologi i Danmark Aarhus Universitetsforlag, 58-64, Danmark 1993 (eget kompendium).
*Glørstad, Håkon: Senmesolitikum i Østfold – et kronologisk perspektiv : Universitetets Oldsaksamlings Skrifter 69-82, Ny rekke Nr. 21, Oslo 1998.
*Grønnow, Bjarne: Grønlandske renjægere. I: Hvass, Steen og Birger Storgaard (red.) : Da klinger i Muld. 25 års arkæologi i Danmark Aarhus Universitetsforlag, 57-58, Danmark 1993 (eget kompendium).
*Hvass, S. & B. Storgaard : Da Klinger i Muld. 25 års arkæologi i Danmark 16-84. Aarhus Universitetsforlag 1993 (eget kompendium. Boken finnes også i engelsk utgave: Digging into the past).
*Larsson, M. Lindgren, C. og B. Nordqvuist: Regionalitet under Mesolitikum Från senglacial tid till senatlantisk tid in Syd- och Mellansverige: Arkeologiska undersøkningar 13-55 , Skrifter nr 23, Riksantikvarieämbetet 1997 .
*Mikkelsen, Egil: Seasonality and Mesolithic Adaption in Norway. I: Kristiansen, Kristian og Carsten Palundan-Müller (red): New Directions in Scandinavian Archaeology 79-119. National Museum og Denmark, København 1978.
*Price, T. Douglas: The Reconstruction of Mesolthic diets. I: Bonsall, C. (red): The Mesolithic of Europe 48-60, John Donald Publishers, Edingburgh 1985.
*Price, T. Douglas: The European Mesolithic: American Antiquity Vol 48, No.4, 761- 778, 1983.
*Skar, Birgitte og Sheila Coulson: Evidence of Behaviour from Refitting- A Case Study: Norwegian Archaeological Review Vol. 19, No. 2, 90-102, 1986.
*Vang Petersen, Peter: Chronology and Regional Variation in the Late Mesolithic of Eastern Denmark: Journal of Danish Archaeology Vol 3, 7-18, 1984.
*Welinder, Stig: Mesolithic Forest Clearance in Scandinavia. I: Bonsall, C. (red.) : The Mesolithic of Europe 362-367. John Donald Publishers, Edinburgh 1985.
*Zvelebil, Marek: Economic Intensification and Postglacial Hunter-Gatherers in North Temperate Europe. I: Bonsall, C. (red.): The Mesolithic of Europe 80-89. John Donald Publishers, Edinburgh 1985.
Graver - samfunn
*Larsson, Lars: Ethnicity and traditions in Mesolithic mortuary practices in southern Scandinavia. I: Shennan, S.J. (red.): Archaeological Approaches to Cultural Identity 210-218. London 1989.
*Larsson, Lars: Big Dog and Poor Man. Mortuary Practices in Mesolithic Societies in Southern Sweden: Approaches to Swedish Prehistory 211-223. B.A.R. Oxford 1989.
*Rowley-Conwy, Peter: Cemeteries, Seasonality and Complexity in the Ertebølle of Southern Scandinavia: Harvesting the Sea, Farming the Forest 193-202, Sheffield Academic Press, 1998.
*Meiklejohn, C., Petersen, E.B., og V. Alexandersen: The Later Mesolithic Population of Sjælland, Denmark, and the Neolithic Transition: Harvesting the Sea, Farming the Forest 203-212, Sheffield Academic Press, 1998.
Schulting, Rick J., and Michael P. Richards Dating Women and Becoming Farmers: New AMS and Stable Isotope Evidence from the Breton Mesolithic Cemeteries of Téviec and Hoëdic : Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 20 s. 314-344.
Neolitikum og bronsealder
Oversiktsverk
*Hvass, Steen og Birger Storgaard (red.) : Da klinger i Muld… 25 års arkæologi i Danmark 1993 . kap. Yngre stenalder, s. 84-129, kap. Bronzealder, s. 132-16 (eget kompendium) .
Neolitikum
Thorpe, I. J : The Origins of Agriculture in Europe 1998. Routledge. London and New York., kap. 1-6, s. 1-146.
*Fischer, Anders: Food for feasting? An evaluation of explanations of the neolithisation in Denmark and southern Sweden. I : The Neolithisation of Denmark. 150 years of debate redigert av A. Fischer og K. Kristiansen, s. 357-406. J.R. Collins Publications. Sheffield, 2002.
*Østmo, Einar: Da jordbruket kom til Norge. Funn fra TN A-fasen i Østfold. I : Fra Østfolds Oldtid 1998. Redigert av E. Østmo, s. 83-108.
*Prescott, Christopher: Was there really a neolithic in Norway?: Antiquity 70 (1996): 77-87.
*Bakka, Egil og Peter Emil Kaland: Early farming in Hordaland, Western Norway, : Norwegian Archaeological Review 1971. vol. 4 (2):1-33.
*Ehrenberg, Margaret: Women in Prehistory 1989. kap. 3: the First Farmers, s 77-107, kap. 4: The Bronze Age, s 108-139.
Bronsealder
*Jensen, Jørgen: Danmarks Oldtid. Bronzealder 2000-500 f. Kr. 2002. ”Om bronsealderens kronologi”, s. 14-15, kap. Et nyt Europa, s. 57-92, kap. Højfolkets land, s. 95-139, kap. Nye Tider, s. 329-372, kap. En svunden kosmologi, s. 441-493.
*Kristiansen, Kristian: Europe before history 1999. Cambridge University Press. kap. 2. Background to the archaeology, s. 18-35, kap. 4. Regional systems…., s. 63-123.
*Stig Sørensen, Marie Louise: Gender Archaeology and Scandinavian Bronze Age Studies. I : Norwegian Archaeological Review 1992 . vol. 25 (1): 31-49.
Bergkunst
Hygen, Anne-Sophie og Lasse Bengtsson: Helleristninger i grensebygd. Bohuslän og Østfold 2000. Warne forlag. Göteborg. Kap. Motiver, Scener og tradisjoner, s. 87-130, kap. I møtet med ”De Andre”, s. 131-144, kap. Religion og ritualer i en foranderlig verden, s. 145-168, kap. Religion og ritualer i en foranderlig verden, s. 145-168, kap. Hvor gammelt?, s. 169-184. *Sognnes, Kalle: The social context of rock art in Trøndelag, Norway: Rock art at a frontier. I : Perceiving Rock Art: Social and Political Perspectives 1995. Redigert av K. Helskog og B. Olsen, s. 130-145 .
*Walderhaug, Eva: Rock art and society in Neolithic Sogn og Fjordane. I : Perceiving Rock Art: Social and Political Perspectives 1995. Redigert av K. Helskog og B. Olsen, s. 169-180.
*Mandt, Gro: Alternative Analogies in Rock Art Interpretation: Perceiving Rock Art: Social and Political Perspectives 1995. Redigert av K. Helskog og B. Olsen, s. 263-291.
*Hagen, Anders: Helleristningar i Noreg 1990. Det Norske Samlaget. Oslo. Kap. Den naturalistiske bilettradisjonen, s. 51-59, kap. Fangstfolk og figurar i Finnmark, s. 81-97.
*Hellskog, Knut: The Shore Connection. Cognitive Landscape and communication with Rock Carvings in Northernmost Europe. I : Norwegian Archaeological Review 1999. Vol. 32 (2): 73-94.