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The Exploitation of Wetlands: Pt.17
Peter Murphy and Charles French-
Cover Page
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Table of Contents
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List of Contributors
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Editors’ Preface
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Acknowledgements
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Maureen Girling
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Fossil Insect Assemblages from the Somerset Levels: The Work of Maureen Girling
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Wetland Archaeolog: Teaming with Data
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The Use of Peat Chemistry to Interpret Past Wetland Environments
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The Application of Multispectral Remote Sensing Techniques to Wetland Archaeology
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Slums, Puddles and Ditches: Are Molluscs Useful Indicators?
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Taphonomic and Cultural Information from an Assemblage of Neolithic Bird Bones from Orkney
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The Case for Wattling — What Tree-Ring Studies Could Reveal
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Some Preliminary Thoughts on Coppicing and Pollarding at Etton
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Molluscan Evidence for Pasture and Meadowland on the Floodplain of the Upper Thames Basin
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Provisional Remarks on Fish Remains from Archaeological Deposits at York
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Dry Land to Wet Land: Soil Resources in the Upper Thames Valley
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Preliminary Palaeoenvironmental Analyses of Floodplain Deposits from a Section Near the River Exe in Exeter, Devon
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The Palaeolimnology of Hoveton Great Broad, Norfolk: Clues to the Spoiling and Restoration of Broadland
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Further Aspects of the Buried Prehistoric Soils in the Fen Margin Northeast of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire
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Wetland Development and Human Activity in Essex Estuaries During the Holoscene Transgression
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A Wetland Resource: The Evidence for Environmental Exploitation in the Somerset Levels During the Prehistoric Period
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Economy and Environment in Bronze Age West-Friesland, Noord Holland (From Wetland to Wetland)
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A Pollen and Plant Macrofossil Investigation of Oakbank Crainnog, Loch Tay, Scotland
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The History of Medieval Settlement in North Holland and the Reclamation of the Peat Areas in Archaeological Perspective
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Commentary and Conclusion
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Published: 1988
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9780860545354 (paperback)
- 9781407318042 (ebook)
BAR Number: B186