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Walked right at the end of the season , the idea was to end on a Neolithic ' high
note ' . The Neolithic was conspicuously absent and the field was dominated by
Romano - British finds ( see Wainwright et al . 1971 ) enlivened only by a fine ...
Walked right at the end of the season , the idea was to end on a Neolithic ' high
note ' . The Neolithic was conspicuously absent and the field was dominated by
Romano - British finds ( see Wainwright et al . 1971 ) enlivened only by a fine ...
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The broader later Neolithic period was extended and an extensive later Bronze
Age landscape of fields , with surface material , further possible occupation sites
and a cremation cemetery , was defined north of the Cursus and east of Fargo ...
The broader later Neolithic period was extended and an extensive later Bronze
Age landscape of fields , with surface material , further possible occupation sites
and a cremation cemetery , was defined north of the Cursus and east of Fargo ...
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Lithic distributions and Neolithic settlement patterns in central southern England .
In Bradley , R . and Gardiner , J . ( eds ) Neolithic Studies : A Review of some
Current Research . B . A . R . 133 . Oxford , British Archaeological Reports , 15 -
40 ...
Lithic distributions and Neolithic settlement patterns in central southern England .
In Bradley , R . and Gardiner , J . ( eds ) Neolithic Studies : A Review of some
Current Research . B . A . R . 133 . Oxford , British Archaeological Reports , 15 -
40 ...
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