EXTRA Nº 4

ARTICLE

PÀG.

A brief overview of archaeological research on ancient mills and miling in Spain.

N. Alonso, T. Anderson

 13-31

ARTICLE

PÀG.

Crossing the bridge: Notes on development of the rynd

M. Watts

35-44

Roman grinding stones from Northern Britain with two opposed perforations

John Cruse

45-57 

A 13th-century hydraulic ore mill at the mining site of Brandes (Isère), France

N. Minvielle

59-78 

ARTICLE

PÀG.

The querns and millstone quarries of Bibracte and Autun: The case of Saint-Andeux

L. Jaccotey, V. Farget, G. Fronteau, S. Beuchot, F. Boyer, C. Cherot

81-100

Rotary quern and millstone roughouts beyond their quarries

L. Jaccotey, F. Jodry, A. Dumont, P. Moyat

101-118

The quern quarry of La Calera (Agaete, Gran Canaria, Spain): Working volcanic tuff with stone tools.

Y. Naranjo-Mayor, A. Rodriguez-Rodríguez, I. Francisco-Ortega

119-126

Recent research on quern and millstone quarries in Majorca and Minorca (Balearic Islands, Spain).

J. Sánchez Navarro

127-145 

Ireland's longest serving millstone quarry? Millstone Mountain in the Mourn Mountains, Co. Down, Nothern Ireland.

N. Colfer

147-159

 Rotary querns and millstones in South-West England.

S. Watts, M. Watts

161-177 

ARTICLE

PÀG.

Early grinding systems in North -Western Europe: A critical review of 15 years of techno-functional research

C. Hamon

181-189

A comparison of two Turkish grinding stone assembleages: Kilise Tepe, Mut and Kinet Höyüt, Dörtyol

D. Helsop

191-199

A first study of the millstones of the Greek Colony of Megara Hybkaea (Sicily)

C. Chaigneau

201-212

The volcanic rock grinding stones from Selinunte, Sicily (Italy): Archaeological evidence and geochemical provenance analyses.

C. Scwall, T. M. Gluhak

213-222

Quern and millstones from the Iberian Iron Age settlement of Cerro de la Cruz, Almedinilla, Córdoba, Spain.

E. Kavanagh de Prado, M. Lanz Domínguez, F. Quesada Sanz

223-234

Inscribed Pompeian millstones from Tarragona, Spain.

D. Gorostidi Pi, J. López Vilar, H. Royo Plumed

235-242

Early rotary querns in South-Western Norway.

A. Dahlin Hauken, T.J. Anderson

243-254

ARTICLE

PÀG.

American millstones similar to the French burr: 19th century attempts to find substitutes.

C. D. Hockensmith

257-281

Widespread North American ocuurence of millstones made of imported French chert (French buhr) containing charophytes.

J. T. Hannibal

283-293

Norwegian millstone quarries in the face of European competition and cooperation 18th - 19 centuries.

A. Belmont

295-305

Bringing millstones to America: 19th century use of Norwgian mica-schist millstones in the United States.

J. T. Hannibal

307-317