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Defining a Regional Neolithic: Evidence from Britain and Ireland

edited by Kenneth Brophy and Gordon Barclay

This volume, the Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers 9, continues the development of a regionalised model of the Neolithic in the British Isles, one reflecting evidence away from the traditional 'core' areas of Wessex and Orkney. Interpretations here reflect an element of local contingency. 136p, 60 b/w illus (Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers 9, Oxbow Books 2009)

ISBN-13: 978-1-84217-333-6
ISBN-10: 1-84217-333-2

Paperback. Price US $56.00
This book is generally in stock.

Section 1: Defining Regional Neolithics
Introduction: a regional agenda? (Gordon Barclay)
The map trap: the depiction of regional geographies of the Neolithic (Kenneth Brophy)
Section 2: Material culture
'The most degenerate beaker in the British Isles': Beakers, Grooved Ware and technologies of identity in Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain and Ireland (Andrew Jones)
Corn grinding in southern England: what can the querns tell us? (Fiona Roe)
From ritual to riches - the route to individual power in later Neolithic Eastern Yorkshire (Roy Loveday)
Section 3: Regional and local studies
Building monuments at the centre of the world: exploring regional diversity in south-west Wales and south-west Scotland (Vicki Cummings)
On the edge of England: Cumbria as a Neolithic region (Aaron Watson and Richard Bradley)
No-man’s land revisited: some patterns in the Neolithic of Cumbria (Tom Clare)
Core or periphery? The case of the Neolithic of the East Midlands (Patrick Clay)
The role of islands in defining identity and regionality during the Neolithic: the Dublin coastal group (Gabriel Cooney)
Coasts, mountains, rivers and bogs. Using the landscape to explore regionality in Neolithic Ireland (Carleton Jones)


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