O Problema do Parentesco - CAJ Nº 36/2

Kinship Trouble:

 Traversing Interdisciplinary Boundaries between Archaeology, Archaeogenetics and Socio-cultural Anthropology

Cambridge Archaeological Journal 

Nº 36/2 - 2026

INDEX

Kinship Trouble: What, When, Where, 

Why, and How—and So What? pp. 151-164

Sabina Cveček, Maanasa Raghavan, 

Penny Bickle

Scrutinizing Kinship and Biological Relatedness 

Through the Lens of Palaeogenomics pp. 165-171

Carlos Eduardo G. Amorim, Jennifer Raff

Multi-disciplinary Approaches to Prehistoric 

Kinship Systems of Europe pp. 172-183

Alissa Mittnik, R. Alexander Bentley

The Tie That Binds Us? Challenging the Primacy 

of DNA in Kinship Studies and Re-Centring 

Community in Defining Human Connections 

across Time pp. 184-189

Hannah M. Moots, Krystal S. Tsosie, 

Mehmet Somel

Landscapes of Pre-Hispanic Andean Kinship: 

Ancestors, Ayllus and Relationality pp. 190-202

Beth K. Scaffidi

Matters of Life and Death: Kin-work 

at Funerals pp. 203-211

Catherine J. Frieman, 

Caroline Schuster

Caring beyond Kinship: Exploring Non-biological 

Relatedness and Childcare in Burial Contexts 

across Disciplines pp. 212-218

Ana Mercedes Herrero-Corral

Bringing Kinship Back into 

the House pp. 219-230

Peter M. Whiteley

Spectral Connections: Anthropological 

Engagements with Posthumous Reproduction 

pp. 231-237

Sandra Carol Bamford

Kinship Analysis in Specified Contexts: When 

Interdisciplinary Cooperation is Too Narrow, 

Results Tend to be Misleading pp. 238-246

Sabina Cveček, Andre Gingrich

Commentary: Making Kin 

Beyond Kinship pp. 247-250

Rosemary Joyce

Commentary: Leaning In to 

Kinship Trouble pp. 251-253

Emma Kowal

Commentary: Afterword 

pp. 254-257

Tim Ingold

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