Mining And Quarrying In Neolithic Europe Anne Teather Peter Topping by Anne Teather, Peter Topping, Jon Baczkowski instant download after payment.

Foreword by Timothy Darvill and Kenneth Brophy Preface and acknowledgements List of contributors. Flint-working areas and bifacial implement production at the Neolithic flint-mining sites in southern and eastern EnglandRobin Holgate. Comings and goings: The wider landscape of Early Neolithic flint mining in Sussex Jon Baczkowski. Radiocarbon dating on flint mining shaft deposits at Blackpatch, Cissbury and Church Hill, Sussex Anne Teather 4. Tangled up in blue: The role of reibeckite felsite in Neolithic ShetlandGabriel Cooney, William Megarry, Mik Markham, Bernard Gilhooly, Brendan O'Neill, Joanne Gaffrey, Rob Sands, Astrid Nyland, Torben Ballin, Jenny Murray and Alison Sheridan 5. Being Mesolithic' in the Neolithic: Practices, places and rock in contrasting regions in South Norway Astrid J. Nyland 6. Stonehenge's bluestones Mike Parker Pearson 7. Sarsen stone quarrying in southern England: An introduction Katy A. Whitaker 8. Carn Menyn and the stones of southwest Wales Timothy Darvill 9. Insights into Portland and Greensand chert use during the Neolithic of south-west England Rosemary J. Stewart 10. Crossing the divide: Raw material use in the north-west of the British Isles in the late Mesolithic and Neolithic Fraser Brown, Antony Dickson and Helen Evans 11. Moving mountains: Reciprocating with rock in the Neolithic Steve Dickinson 12. The social context of lithic extraction in Neolithic Britain and Ireland Peter Topping 13. A whiter shade of pale: Powerful relationships between Neolithic communities and the underworld at Monkton Up Wimborne, Dorset Susan Greaney.
About the Author: Anne Tether is an independent researcher in European Neolithic archaeology with a special interest in flint mining and stone extraction industries. She holds several visiting research positions at University of Manchester; Kingston University, London; Institute of Archaeology and University College London.