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(MK) Tumba Madzari
Posted 03 03 2010 by Roeland PaardekooperIn the early 1960s, a motorway was constructed near Skopje in the Municipality of Gazi Baba. Here, the most significant Neolithic site was discovered of the Skopje valley. Main excavations were executed by the Museum of Macedonia at the end of the 1970s and in the 1980s with beautiful pottery and other Neolithic artefacts coming to light.
(2010) "Experiment or demonstration? Making fermentable malt sugars from the grain and a discussion of some of the evidence for this activity in the British Neolithic".
In: MILLSON, Dana, Experimentation and Interpretation: The Use of Experimental Archaeology in the Study of the Past. Oxford: Oxbow Books, xx-xx.
(2006) "The Use of Spent Grain as Animal Feed in the Neolithic".
In: SERJEANTSON, Dale, FIELD, David, Animals in the Neolithic of Britain and Europe. No. 7. Oxford: Oxbow Books, xx-xx.
(2008) "The Durrington Maltsters".
British Archaeology, -, xx-xx.
(1999) Barley Malt and Ale in the Neolithic.
Manchester University.
(2004) Barley Malt and Ale in the Neolithic.
Oxford: Hadrian Books.
(2002) "From Grain to Ale: Skara Brae, a Case Study".
In: RITCHIE, Anna, Neolithic Orkney in its European Context. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, xx-xx.
(1996) "Finding Magic in Real Ale".
British Archaeology, -, xx-xx. Abstract
(1997) "News Item: Beer Brewing formed part of Neolithic Ceremonies".
British Archaeology, -, xx-xx. Abstract
(2000) "Neolithic ale: Barley as a source of malt sugars for fermentation".
In: FAIRBAIRN, Andrew S., Plants in Neolithic Britain and beyond. No. 5. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 137-155.