Archaeology of Populus Monograph in Archaeology of Mediterranean Landscapes Series. Population trends and demographics in general are discussed through a variety of case studies based in Mediterranean Europe.

Introduction (Kostas Sbonias); Regional Field Surveys and Population Cycles (John Bintliff); An Artefact-poor Landscape: the Langadas Case, Macedonia (Stelios Andreou and Kostas Kotsakis); Case Studies from the Levant and Near East (Tony Wilkinson); Archaeological Proxy-data (John Chapman); Archaeological Map of Slovenia (Predrag Novakovic); Prospection Arch ologique et D mographie en Provence (Fr d ric Tr ment); Demography and Romanization in Central Italy (Franco Cambi); The Contribution of Documentary Sources for Medieval Tuscany (Maria Ginatempo and Andrea Giorgi); Archaeological survey (Simon Stoddart); Chance and the Human Population Growth (Ezra Zubrow and Jennifer Robinson); The Potential of Historical Demography (Malcolm Smith); Historical Sources for Roman Population History (Tim Parkin); Documentary Sources for Medieval Tuscany (Maria Ginatempo and Andrea Giorgi); The Population of Roman Italy in Town and Country (Elio Lo Cascio); The Ottoman Imperial Registers for Central Greece and Northern Bulgaria (Machiel Kiel); The Interface between Regional Survey, Historical Demography and Palaeodemography (Kostas Sbonias); The Contribution of Palaeoanthropology (C. A. Marlow); Problems and Prospects (Claude Masset); Relating Cemetery Studies to Survey at Rocca San Silvestro (Riccardo Francovich and Kathy Gruspier); Counting Heads (Jeremy Paterson).