Cornish Bronze Age Ceremonial Landscapes c. 2500-1500 BC
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This study is focused upon Cornwall, England, which has received little theoretical discussion. Attention has been given to barrows since they have been recorded in the greatest detail and form by far the largest number of relatively well-dated ceremonial sites. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents List of Figures List of Plates List of Tables List of Diagrams Preface and Acknowledgements Notes on Drawings Summary Chapter 1: Introduction and background Chapter 2: The Later Neolithic background and the role of Beakers in Cornwall Chapter 3: The Evidence from the barrows Chapter 4: Barrow cemeteries in their landscapes Chapter 5: The role of Bronze Age barrow cemeteries in Cornwall: four case studies Chapter 6: Devon Chapter 7: Cornish ceremonial landscapes: new interpretations Appendices Bibliography
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