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|a Parker Pearson, Michael,
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|a Cille Pheadair :
|b a Norse farmstead and Pictish burial cairn in South Uist /
|c by Mike Parker Pearson, Mark Brennand, Jacqui Mulville and Helen Smith ; with contributions by Phil Austin [and 27 others].
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|a Sheffield Environmental and Archaeological Research Campaign in the Hebrides ;
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 605-624) and index.
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|a Cille Pheadair and the Norse period in South Uist / M. Parker Pearson -- The Pictish burial cairn, cal AD 640–780 / M. Parker Pearson -- Initial construction and occupation (phase 1) starting cal AD 945–1020 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The earliest deposits above the pits (phase 2) starting cal AD 945–1020 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The first stone longhouse: House 700 (phase 3), constructed cal AD 1030–1095 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The second stone longhouse: House 500 (phase 4), constructed cal AD 1060–1110 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- Modification of House 500 (phase 5), rebuilt cal AD 1070–1125 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The sheds (phase 6), constructed cal AD 1100–1155 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The east–west longhouse: House 312 (phase 7), constructed cal AD 1105–1160 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The last longhouse: House 007 (phase 8), constructed cal AD 1140–1205 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- Reuse and abandonment of the ruins of House 007 (phase 9), ending cal AD 1160–1245 / M. Parker Pearson and M. Brennand -- The ceramics / J. Bond, E.J. Pieksma, D. Dungworth and M. Parker Pearson -- The combs, ornaments, weights and coins / C. Paterson -- The bone and antler tools / C. Paterson -- The iron knives, tools and weapons / M. Parker Pearson -- The stone artefacts / M. Parker Pearson -- Industrial activity / D. Dungworth, M. Parker Pearson and H. Smith -- The faunal remains – mammals / J. Mulville, A. Powell, J. Williams, C. Ingrem and J.R. Jones -- The faunal remains – birds, fish and marine molluscs / J. Best, J. Cartledge, C. Ingrem, H. Smith and M. Parker Pearson -- The human remains / A. Chamberlain -- The carbonized plant remains and wood charcoal / H. Smith, S. Colledge and P. Austin -- Absorbed and visible organic residues / L. Cramp and R.P. Evershed -- Soil micromorphology / C. Ellis -- Radiocarbon dating / P. Marshall, M. Parker Pearson and G. Cook -- The Cille Pheadair farmstead in its context / B.E. Crawford and M. Parker Pearson.
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|a Cille Pheadair is one of more than 20 Viking Age and Late Norse settlements discovered on the island of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides (Western Isles), off the west coast of Scotland. Its unusually well-preserved stratigraphic sequence of nine phases of occupation, including five longhouses and many smaller buildings, provides a remarkable insight into daily life on a Norse farmstead during two centuries of near-continuous occupation c. AD 1000 -1200. Although the excavation at Cille Pheadair was a rescue project undertaken before the site was destroyed by coastal erosion, it provided an opportunity to address important research questions about the domestic use of space, agricultural economy, and relationships with the wider world beyond the Outer Hebrides. Careful and ground-breaking analysis of preserved house floors provided profound insights into the changing use of space within a Norse longhouse and its surrounding outbuildings. The rich assemblage of pottery, ironwork, gold and silver reveals that the inhabitants of Cille Pheadair had long-distance connections across the Viking world. A battery of scientific studies, including faunal and floral analyses, isotopic and lipid residue analyses, and soil chemistry, have revealed much about the social and economic dimensions of life on a Norse farm. Detailed survey and excavation in South Uist, reveals a remarkable picture of Norse-period settlement across this island which was part of the insular Viking world between Ireland and Norway, becoming part of the Kingdom of Man and later the Kingdom of the Isles. Cille Pheadair's status as an ordinary, if wealthy, farmstead can be contrasted with the much larger and longer-lived high-status settlement at Bornais to the north. The two sites together provide a fascinating insight into similarities and differences within the settlement hierarchy of the time that makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the Viking world.
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|t Cille Pheadair : A Norse Farmstead and Pictish Burial Cairn in South Uist.
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