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Sidell, J.; Haughey, F. (Ed.) (2007). Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. Oxbow Books: Oxford. ISBN 978-1-84217-266-7. 106 pp.
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VLIZ: General COG.187 [101408]
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Document type: Conference
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- Sidell, J., editor
- Haughey, F., editor
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- Cressey, M. (2007). Small fragments of a bigger picture: coastal erosion and the Neolithic in the inner Solway Firth, southwest Scotland, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 1-10, more
- Gonzalez, S.; Cowell, R.W. (2007). Neolithic coastal archaeology and environment around Liverpool Bay, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 11-25, more
- Bell, M. (2007). Wetland-dryland relationships in the Severn Estuary and surroundings during the Mesolithic and Neolithic, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 26-47, more
- Loader, R.D. (2007). The Wootton-Quarr archaeological survey, Isle of Wight, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 48-58, more
- Allen, M.J.; Gardiner, J. (2007). The Neolithic of the present day intertidal zone of Langstone Harbour, Hampshire, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 59-70, more
- Wilkinson, K.; Sidell, J. (2007). London, the backwater of Neolithic Britain? Archaeological significance of middle Holocene river and vegetation change in the London Thames, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 70-85, more
- Haughey, F. (2007). Searching for the Neolithic while it may be found: research in the inter-tidal zone of the London Thames, in: Sidell, J. et al. (Ed.) Neolithic archaeology in the intertidal zone. pp. 86-94, more
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This volume is based upon a conference which took place in 1999, reflecting the developing interest in intertidal archaeology and concentrating on the Neolithic period, as well as elements of associated Mesolithic and Bronze Age archaeology. Since then, the papers have been revised to include new discoveries and reflect the increasing interest and importance attached to the intertidal zone. All papers have supporting environmental data and radiocarbon dates. The volume has a wide geographical spread and details the work of archaeologists working in fragile and rapidly eroding environments is evaluated: the papers demonstrate the high quality research being undertaken around the British coast to salvage archaeology by record and undertake detailed research to place it in its proper context. |
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