Bogucki's current archaeological research and publication projects include:

• the analysis of faunal materials from Osłonki
• coordination of a palaeoenvironmental research program in the Osłonki environs and synthesizing results
• thinking about early European farming as a complex adaptive system
• thinking about working Neolithic landscapes in temperate Europe
• writing At First Light: Prehistoric Background of European Civilization for Princeton University Press.

Powerpoint of Bogucki's 2005 Munro Lecture at the University of Edinburgh:  Resilient Neolithic Households and Hamlets in the Polish Lowlands (note: 20MB; best to download and view locally.)

Editorial service: Journal of Field Archaeology,  Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology.

Several of Bogucki's reports and conference papers dealing with archaeological research are available on Web:

• The Neolithic Diaspora in Europe (1997)
• How Agriculture Came to Central Europe (1995)
• Archaeological Research at Osłonki, Poland (1994)
• Changing Neolithic Landscapes at Brześć Kujawski, Poland (1991)
• The Neolithic Mosaic on the North European Plain (1989)

• Observations from a Distance on Changing Stone Age Societies in Central Sweden (2002)

Additional WWW sites of interest include:

• the Routledge Companion Encyclopedia of Archaeology edited by Graeme Barker, published in 1999, with 29 articles by an international team of leading archaeologists;
• an abstract of Bogucki's article, "The Spread of Early Farming in Europe" in the May-June 1996 issue of American Scientist;
• "Digging in Poland. From a Notebook of Polish-American Archeologist," Bogucki's cyberpublication in the March-April 1996 issue of POLe magazine describing life in the field at Osłonki.
• "Ireland: the Building of a Civilization": educational travel program with Princeton alumni and faculty, June 2007

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