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The Land Was Forever : Excavations on the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie-Tipperty.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Havertown :
Oxbow Books, Limited,
2019.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Title; Copyright; Table of Contents; Acknowledgement; List of illustrations; List of tables; Abbreviations; Lithics glossary; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 The route; 1.2 Project background; 1.3 Archaeological background; 1.4 Geological and topographic background; 1.5 Project aims and objectives; 1.6 Technical methodologies; 1.7 Organisation of the report; Chapter 2: A landscape through time: Milltimber and the River Dee; 2.1 Introduction to the circumstances of discovery at Milltimber; 2.2 Background to the archaeology of the River Dee valley; 2.3 Radiocarbon results and dating
- 2.4 Introduction to the landscape of the Dee at Milltimber2.5 Evidence for the Late Upper Palaeolithic on the River Dee; 2.6 Mesolithic activity; 2.7 Settlement activity at Milltimber in the Neolithic; 2.8 Enclosing and defining spaces: the Chalcolithic at Milltimber
- 2500-2200 BC; 2.9 Milltimber in later prehistory
- 1550-100 BC; 2.10 A military presence: the Romans at Milltimber
- AD 83/84; 2.11 Agricultural expansion at Milltimber: Early historic enclosures and a kiln
- 400-1000 AD; 2.12 Undated features; 2.13 Environmental synthesis; 2.14 Material synthesis; 2.15 Discussion
- Chapter 3: Between the Dee and the Don: Settlement, life and death in the Bronze Age3.1 Introduction to the circumstances of discovery at Nether Beanshill, Gairnhill and Chapel of Stoneywood; 3.2 Background to the archaeology of the Dee to Don Landscape; 3.3 Radiocarbon results and dating; 3.4 Nether Beanshill; 3.5 Gairnhill; 3.6 Chapel of Stoneywood; 3.7 Environmental synthesis; 3.8 Materials synthesis; 3.9 Discussion; Chapter 4: Standingstones, an Upland Camp; 4.1 Introduction to the circumstances of discovery at Standingstones; 4.2 Archaeological context; 4.3 Environmental context
- 4.4 Radiocarbon results and dating4.5 Standingstones; 4.6 Environmental synthesis; 4.7 Materials synthesis; 4.8 Discussion; Chapter 5: Goval: Intermittent settlement activity on the banks of the Don; 5.1 Introduction to the circumstances of discovery at Goval; 5.2 Archaeological context and past settlement patterns; 5.3 Environmental context; 5.4 Radiocarbon results and dating; 5.5 Neolithic pits; 5.6 Bronze Age roundhouse
- Structure A; 5.7 Iron Age activity at Goval; 5.8 Early Historic gully; 5.9 Medieval and post-medieval agriculture; 5.10 Environmental synthesis; 5.11 Materials synthesis
- 5.12 Discussion6.1 Introduction to the circumstances of discovery at Blackdog, Wester Hatton and Middlefield; 6.2 Archaeological context and past settlement patterns; 6.3 Environmental context; 6.4 Radiocarbon results and dating; 6.5 Mesolithic/Neolithic activity at Blackdog; 6.6 Occupation at Wester Hatton; 6.7 Bronze Age Activity at Middlefield; 6.8 Environmental synthesis; 6.9 Materials synthesis; 6.10 Discussion; Chapter 7: Spaces, places and finding the traces; concluding thoughts on the context of discoveries of the AWPR/B-T; 7.1 A chronological examination of significance