It's off to Stonehenge tonight for a series of brief talks arising from the University of Buckingham's Archeology MA class of 2015.
The topics are varied:
- An assessment of the evidence for large animal movement and hunting strategies within the Stonehenge landscape during the Mesolithic.
- Extracting and interpreting the finds from Blick Mead Spring.
- Towards a methodological framework for identifying the presence of and analysing the child in the archaeological record, using the case of Mesolithic children in post-glacial Northern Europe.
- The influence of neoliberal political tendencies in the development of inter-regional trade in the late Neolithic.
- Mesolithic meets Neolithic in the Stonehenge landscape.
- Environmental implications of Neolithic houses.
- Romano British reactions to the Stonehenge prehistoric landscape: a re-evaluation of settlement patterns and uses of that landscape.
I have made one of these up. But which one?
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