Prehistoric Society Research Paper 4
Image, Memory and Monumentality Archaeological engagements with the modern world eds, A.M. Jones, J. Pollard, M.J. Allen & J. Gardiner
CONTENTS RICHARD BRADLEY; A SOCIAL PREHISTORIAN 1. Richard Bradley: the man on the other side of the wall By BOB CHAPMAN 2. Drinking tea with Richard By SUSAN ALCOCK THE SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS OF PREHISTORIC BRITAIN 3. Are models of prestige goods economies and conspicuous consumption applicable to the archaeology of the Bronze to Iron Age transition in Britain? By JOHN C. BARRETT 4. Stonehenge and the beginning of the British Neolithic By MIKE PARKER PEARSON 5. The Stonehenge landscape before Stonehenge By COLIN RICHARDS and JULIAN THOMAS 6. Henges, rivers and exchange in Neolithic Yorkshire By JAN HARDING 7. The social lives of the small Neolithic monuments of the Upper Thames Valley By GILL HEY 8. Landscape archaeology and British prehistory; questions of heuristic value By ANDREW FLEMING 9. Cursus continuum: further discoveries in the Dorset Cursus environs, Cranborne Chase, Dorset By MARTIN GREEN AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF NATURAL PLACES 10. Prehistoric woodland ecology By MARTIN BELL and GORDON NOBLE 11. Not out of the Woods Yet; some reflections on Neolithic ecological relationships with woodland By MICHAEL J. ALLEN and JULIE GARDINER THE PASSAGE OF ARMS 12. Conquest ideology, ritual, and material culture By HEINRICH HĂ„RKE 13. Diversity and distinction: characterising the individual buried at Wilsford G58, Wiltshire By ANN WOODWARD and STUART NEEDHAM 14. Extended and condensed relations: bringing together landscapes and artefacts By CHRIS GOSDEN 15. Missing the point: implications of the appearance and development of transverse arrowheads in southern Britain, with particular reference to petit tranchet and chisel types By ROSAMUND M.J. CLEAL 16. Biographies and afterlives By MARK EDMONDS