PAST 92 - Summer 2019 | The Prehistoric Society

A multi-method analysis of springbok dentition to reconstruct South African palaeovegetation changes

Lauren Sewell (lsewell@bournemouth.ac.uk), Sally Christine Reynolds, Ellen Hambleton and John Stewart, all Bournemouth University, and Gildas Merceron, Université de Poitiers

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Landscape Archaeology of Southwest Sardinia

Thomas Leppard, Florida State University (tleppard@ fsu.edu), Elizabeth A. Murphy, Florida State University, Andrea Roppa, Universitá degli Studi di Padova, Emanuele Madrigali, Missione Archeologica Pani Loriga, Carmen Esposito, Queen’s University Belfast

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Early Neolithic land use and chronology in south-west Germany

Raiko Krauss, University of Tübingen (raiko.krauss@unituebingen. de), Jörg Bofinger, State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Baden-Württemberg (joerg.bofinger@rps.bwl.de)

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Exploring the long-term anthropisation of the Cantabrian Mountains since later prehistory in Babia, León (NW Iberia)

David González-Álvarez1,2 (david.gonzalez-alvarez@incipit. csic.es), Kayt Armstrong2, Jorge Canosa-Betés1 1 Institute of Heritage Sciences (Incipit), CSIC, Spain; 2 Durham University, UK

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Statement of financial activities for the year ended 31 December 2018

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Programme of meetings 2019–2020

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Landscapes of the Dead: Exploring Bronze Age Barrowscapes

Anwen Cooper, University of Manchester (anwen.cooper@manchester.ac.uk)

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An OASIS for prehistoric studies

Tim Evans, Archaeology Data Service, University of York (herald@ads.ac.uk)

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Proud of ‘doing different’ in Earlier Bronze Age West Norfolk. Revisiting Seahenge twenty years on

Clive Jonathon Bond, The University of Winchester (clivejbond@aol.com) and West Norfolk and King’s Lynn Archaeological Society

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Knowle Hill Farm, Dorset, UK. A Chalcolithic (very) cold case?

Gabrielle Delbarre, Bournemouth University (gdelbarre@ bournemouth.ac.uk), Dr Joshua Pollard, Southampton University, Dr Martin Green, Down Farm Museum, Dr Martin Smith, Bournemouth University, Dr Phillip Endicott, University of Uppsala, Dr Mike Allen

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Mount Chikiani and its obsidian sources: a long-lasting exploitation system

Paolo Biagi (pavelius@unive.it) and Renato Nisbet (renato.nisbet@unive.it), Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Italy

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