Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... cemetery at Shrewton in Wiltshire ( Green and Rollo - Smith 1984 ) , is an attempt to explore the possibility of ... cemetery is located about 4.5 km to the north - west of Stonehenge . This cemetery is a typical example of a barrow ...
... cemetery at Shrewton in Wiltshire ( Green and Rollo - Smith 1984 ) , is an attempt to explore the possibility of ... cemetery is located about 4.5 km to the north - west of Stonehenge . This cemetery is a typical example of a barrow ...
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... cemetery is one of the best excavated and recorded of its kind ( Green and Rollo - Smith 1984 ) , and is often cited to exemplify the case that the current form of individual barrows is the consequence of activities modifying their ...
... cemetery is one of the best excavated and recorded of its kind ( Green and Rollo - Smith 1984 ) , and is often cited to exemplify the case that the current form of individual barrows is the consequence of activities modifying their ...
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... cemeteries in the beaker period ( e.g. The Lanbourn Seven Barrows cemetery ; Case 1957 ) . One implication of this will be touched upon later . The construction of these founding barrows appears to have been followed by the successive ...
... cemeteries in the beaker period ( e.g. The Lanbourn Seven Barrows cemetery ; Case 1957 ) . One implication of this will be touched upon later . The construction of these founding barrows appears to have been followed by the successive ...
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