Det som er merket med * kjøpes som kompendier i Akademika. Pensumet er det samme som for ARK2010
Steinteknologi (Silje Evjenth Bentsen)
*Bodu, P. Karlin, C and Ploux, S. “Who’s Who? The Magdalenian Flintknappers of Pincevent, France” i : The big puzzle : International Symposium on Refitting Stone Artefacts, Monrepos, 1987 , red: E. Cziesla, S. Eickhoff, N.Arts and D. Winter, 1990. Monrepos. Studies in Modern Archaeology ; 1 , Bonn : Holos. s. 143-163.
*Dobres, Marcia-Anne “Engendering the Chaîne Opératoire: Methodological Considerations” and “A Future for Technology’s Past” i: Technology and Social Agency: Outlining a Practice Framework for Archaeology, 2000. Oxford : Blackwell . s. 164-231.
*Dobres, Marcia-Anne and Christopher R. Hoffman “Introduction: A Context for the Present and Future of Technology Studies” i: The Social Dynamics of Technology : Practice, Politics, and World Views, 1999. Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian Institution Press. s. Pages 1-19.
*Cahen, D. and L. H. Keeley “Not less than two, not more than three” i : World Archaeology Early Man. Volume 12 No. 2, 1980. s. 166-180.
*Edmonds, Mark “Description, Understand and the Chaîne Opératoire” i : Technology in the humanities, Archaeological Review from Cambridge. Summer, 1990. Cambridge: Department of Archaeology. 9:1. s. 55-70.
* Hodder, Ian “In Technology in the Humanities: A Commentary” i: Technology in the humanities, Archaeological Review from Cambridge. Summer, 1990. Cambridge: Department of Archaeology. 9:1 . s. 154-157.
* Luedtke, Barbara E. “Altered Cherts” i : An Archaeologist’s Guide to Chert and Flint, 1992. Archaeological Research Tools 7, Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles. s. 91-103.
* Pelegrin, Jacques “Prehistoric Lithic Technology: Some Aspects of Research” i: Technology in the humanities, Summer, 1990. Archaeological Review from Cambridge. Cambridge: Department of Archaeology. 9:1 . s. 116-125.
Recommended additional reading:
* Crabtree, Don E. : An Introduction to Flintworking. , Second Edition. 1982. Occasional Papers of the Idaho Museum of Natural History, No. 28..
* Helskog, Knut, Svein Indrelid og Egil Mikkelsen : ”Morfologisk klassifisering av slåtte steinartefakter” , Oslo 1976. Universitetets Oldsaksamlingens årbok, 1972-1974. s. 9-40.
* Whittaker, John C. “Flintknapping: Basic Principles”, “Raw Materials”, “Hard hammer Percussion”, “Pressure Flaking” and “Using Stone Tools” i: Flintknapping : making and understanding stone tools, 1994. Austin, Texas : University of Texas Press, Austin. ss. 11-21, 65-78, 85-176, 243-257.
Monument, landskap & religion (Christopher Prescott)
*Bloch, Maurice, "Death, Women and Power" i : Death and the regeneration of life, red: Maurice Bloch og Jonathan Parry, 1982. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. s. 211-230.
*Bradley, Richard: An archaeology of natural places , 2000. London : Routledge. Kapittel 1: In the cave of thunder. Sacred places in a northern landscape, s. 3-17. Kapittel 3: Nature study. The archaeological potential of unaltered places, s. 33-44. Kapittel 10: A long-playing record. The significance of natural places in later prehistoric Europe, s. 147-161.
Gansum, Terje, Gro B. Jerpåsen og Christian Keller: Arkeologisk landskapsanalyse med visuelle metoder, 1997. AmS-Varia 28. Stavanger : Arkeologisk museum i Stavanger. 24 s.
*Ingold, Tim, "The temporality of the landscape" i: World Archaeology 25 (2), 1993. s. 152-174.
*Jones, Michael "Progress in Norwegian cultural landscape studies" i: Norsk geografisk tidsskrift 42, 1988. s. 163-169.
*Kristiansen, Kristian "Institutioner og materiel kultur. Tvillingherskerne som religiøst og politisk institution under bronzealderen" i: Ordning mot kaos – studier av nordisk förkristen kosmologi, red: Anders Andrén, Kristina Jennberg og Catharina Raudvere, 2004. Vägar till Midgård 4. Nordic Academic Press, Lund. s. 99-122.
*Larsson, Thomas B. "Form, mening och kontext. – Att läsa bronsålderens symboler" i: Spiralens öga. Tjugo artiklar kring aktuell bronsålderforskning, Red: Michael Olausson, 1999. Riksantikvarieämbetet, Stockholm. s. 374-361.
*Melheim, Lene "I mørket er alle katter grå. Om overgangen til branngravskikk i bronsealderen" i : Mellom himmel og jord. Foredrag fra et seminar om religionsarkeologi. Isegran 31. januar – 2. februar 2002, red: Lene Melheim, Lotte Hedeager og Kristin Oma, 2004. Oslo Arkeologiske Serie 2. IAKK, UiO, Oslo. s. 392-421.
*Prescott, Christopher "Symbolic Metallurgy – Assessing Early Metallurgic Processes in a Periphery" i: Form, Function & Context, red: Deborah Olausson og Helle Vandkilde, 2000. Stockholm, Almqvist & Wiksell. s. 213-225.
*Ranger, Terence : Voices from the Rocks. Nature, Culture & History in the Matopos Hills of Zimbabwe, 1999. Baobab, Harare. Introduction og Kap. 1: Seeing the Matopos, s. 1-38.
*Tilley, Christopher : A phenomenology of landscape, 1994. Berg, Oxford. Kapittel 1: Space, Place, Landscape and Perception: Phenomenological Perspectives, s. 7-33.
Tilley, Christopher : An ethnography of the Neolithic : early prehistoric societies in southern Scandinavia, 1996. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Kapittel 3: Monument construction and social competition, s. 119-166.
*Wallis, J. og Jenny Blain : Sacredness, and Stories: Interactions of Archaeology and Contemporary Paganism. Folklore 114, 2003. s. 307-321.
*Wienberg, Jes "Sakral geometri. Veje og vildveje til viden" i : Ordning mot kaos - studier av nordisk förkristen kosmologi, red: Anders Andrén, Kristina Jennbert og Catharina Raudvere, 2004. Vägar till Midgård 4. Nordic Academic Press, Lund. s. 23-57.