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Z treści: Valde-Nowak Paweł: it is my honour... s. 11-12; Kozłowski Stefan Karol: Everythingness s. 17-19; Otte Marcel: Janusz Kozłowski, la finesse et l'érudition s. 21-23; Kot Małgorzata, Przeździecki Michał: The mystery of the bifacial knife from Osełków in the Holy Cross Mountains, Poland s. 37-45; Tsonev Tsoni: More scraper reduction sequences identified in Okiennik, Ciemna (Poland) and Samuilitsa II (Bulgaria) Middle Palaeolithic assemblages s. 47-53; Mester Zsolt: Technology and typology of Szeletian leaf-shaped tools: Theoretical and methodological considerations s. 55-61; Stefański Damian: The Early Upper Palaeolithic assemblage of arch-backed points from Kraków-Zwierzyniec site 1 s. 63-70; Cyrek Krzysztof: The new Upper-Paleolithic cave site in the Polish Jura (Ogrodzieniec-Podzamcze, shelter Birów IV) s. 93-107; Uthmeier Thorsten: The dead, the shaman - and the chief? Status and prestige during the Gravettian s. 109-114; Wajtal Piotr, Wilczyński Jarosław, Sobczyk Krzysztof: Kraków Spadzista - A Gravettian site of mammoth hunters s. 115-122; Bosiński Gerhard: Early Magdalenian microliths from Mirande 1 (Négrepelisse, Tarn-et-Garonne, France) s. 145-155; Valde-Nowak Paweł, Kraszewska Anna, Cieśla Magda, Nadachowski Adam: Late Magdalenian campsite in a rock shelter at the Obłazowa Rock s. 175-183; Adam Eugenia: A note on the Upper Palaeolithic industrial sequence in the lower Louros river valley, district of Preveza Epirus, northwest Greece s. 191-197; Bielińska-Majewska Beata: Traces of presence of the Late Palaeolithic hunters in Toruń and its surroundings s. 205-212; Skłucki Jakub, Kraszewska Anna, Biborski Mateusz, Valde-Nowak Paweł: Fire striker from Federmesser campsite Nowa Biała 1 (Poland) s. 213-218; Osipowicz Grzegorz, Sabkowiak-Tabaka Iwona, Bosiak Mariusz: The oldest strike-a-lights in Poland. The preliminary results of microwear and chemical analysis s. 219-228; Wydrzycki Albert: The Mesolithic raw stone materials in the Tyrol and the adjacent area s. 243-248; Kabaciński Jacek, Czekaj-Zastawny Alicja, Terberger Thomas: At the edge of two worlds: Hunter-gatherers in the Polish Lowlands s. 257-265; Zakrzeńska Justyna: Mesolitic materials from sites 3 and 4 in Kraków-Kobierzyn s. 267-275; Szymczak Karol, Khudzhanazarov Mukhiddin: The Neolitic stove and the artefacts inside it from Ayakagytma "The Site', Kyzyl-kums, Central Asia s. 277-280; Marciniak Arkadiusz: Bridging up Anatolia. €atalhöyük and northwestern Anatolia in the Late Neolithic s. 281-290; Aurenche Olivier, Kozłowski Stefan Karol: The architecture of Gilgal I revisited s. 291-293; Karabinoš Anton, Nowak Marek, Vizdal Marián, Volanská Adriána: The contribution of finds from teature no. 1/12 at Ražñany (distr. Sabinov, Slovakia) for the problem of foreign influences in the area of the Bükk culture s. 337-349; Czekaj-Zastawny Agnieszka, Rauba-Bukowska Anna, Hreha Rastislav: Colorants used to decorate the Bükk culture vessels s. 315-359; Janák Vratislav, Papăkova Kateóina: The possibile participation of autochthonous Mesolithic inhabitants in the Neolithisation of Upper Silesia s. 369-373; Szeliga Marcin: Flint raw material economy among the earliest Danubian communites from the Sandomierz Upland area (south-central Poland) s. 375-383; Bardec'kyj Andrij B., Dębiec Maciej, Saile Thomas: Sárka in Volhynia s. 385-387; Kukawka Stanisław, Małecka-Kukawka Jolanta: North-eastern peripherty of Neolithic Europe s. 389-399; Czerniak Lech: Is lenght significant? LBK Joughouses and the social context in central-eastern Europe s. 401-409; Kaczanowska Małgorzata: The importance of obsidian distribuction during the Neolitic in the Circum-Carpathian Area s. 411-417; Płaza Dominik Kacper, Papiernik Piotr, Siciński Wojciech: A unique early Neolithic pendant of the Linear Pottery culture from site 10 at Kruszyn, Włocławek commune s. 419-423; Kovárnik Jaromir: A note to the origins of the idea of rondels s. 435-442; Kovárnik Jaromir, Kravciv źtĉpán: Analysis of the placement strategy of rondelsin the cultural landscape s. 443-449; Wilczyński Jarosław: Chipped stone inventories of the Malice culture from southern Poland s. 451-458; Trela-Kieferling Elżbieta: Research on the Neolithic flint workshop at the Bębło-Zachruście Site, Lesser Poland: Decription of cores in the Pleszów-Modlnica group of the Lengyel culture s. 459-474; Zakościelna Anna: The mainstream of Eneolithic flint-working of the Balkan-Danubian cultures s. 475-484; Wilk Stanisław: Can we talk about the Copper Age in Lesser Poland? Contribution to the discussion s. 485-494; Zastawny Albert: Pre-Baden cultural horizon in the Eneolithic of western Lesser Poland s. 495-502; Bober Janusz: The new futures of the Baden culture from the Kraków-Cło site s. 503-510; Brzeska-Pasek Agnieszka: The current state of research on the flint industry in the Pre-Baden and Classic Baden horizons in western Lesser Poland s. 511-520; Kośka Aleksander, Szmyt Marzena: Defence construction of the 4th/3rd millenium BC on the Vistula and Odra: Inspirations from the Baden culture s. 521-530; Wierzbicki Jacek: Traces of the Bell Beakers' contacts with the Funnel Beaker communities in Central Pomerania s. 531-536; Chochlikowski Piotr: The erratic stone raw materials reservoir in the Polish Lowland and its procurement and selection within the local late Neolithic societies. Choices between the 'gift' from the glacial past and the Earth's natural resources of the 'south' s. 537-546; Kobusiewicz Michał: Can the study of flint assemblages say something about the political relations in the early history of Egipt? s. 555-559; Ciałowicz Krzysztof M.: Tell el-Farkha as a trade centre between Egypt and the Levant in the 4th millennium BC s. 561-566; Kołodziejczyk Piotr, Wasilewski Michał, Czarnowicz Marcin, Karmowski Jacek, Kościuk Julia, Węgrzynek Aleksandra: HLC Project. New polish archaeological activity in At-Tafileh micro-region (south Jordan) s. 567-576; Lech Jacek, Werra Dagmara H.: On the beginnings of prehistory and on chipped flints in the Late Bronze Age s. 577-584; Wojenka Michał: Caves in the Post-medieval landscape of the Polish Jura Chain s. 585-592; Moskal-del Hoyo Magdalena, Ntinou Maria, Marco Carrión Yolanda, Vidal-Matutano Paloma, Badal Ernestina: Palaeolithic and Neolithic wood charcoal remains as important tools for chronological, ethnographic and environmental studies s. 593-600; Mueller-Bieniek Aldona, Moskal-del Hoyo Magdalena, Kapcia Magda, Przybyła Marcin M.: Traces of supposed Neolithic plant husbandry in the multicultural site 3 at Miechów, southern Poland s. 601-608; Palonka Radosław: From Clovis hunters to Pueblo farmers: The pre-Columbian period in the Mesa Verde region of the North American Southwest s. 621-633; Źrałka Jarosław, Helmke Christophe, Hermes Bernard, Koszkul Wiesław: Incised ceramics from Nakum, Guatemala s. 635-645; Rusek-Karska Magdalena H.: Landscape in flux: Geopolitics among Classic Maya societies in Petén, Guatemala. An example from the Poza Maya Research Project s. 647-653; Kalicki Piotr, Kalicki Tomasz, Kittel Piotr: A garden in the desert: Lima agriculture and environment in Lomas de Lachay, Peru s. 661-667; Antczak Andrzej T., Antczak Magdalena, Jaimes Arturo: Debating lithics from the pre-colonial sites in Los Roques Archipelago, Venezuela (AD 1000-1500) s. 669-688.
