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/doi/pdf/10.1086/377665
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.