Man and Environment in the Isle of Man, Parts i and ii

Davey, Peter

doi:doi:10.30861/9780860540342

Man and Environment in the Isle of Man, Parts i and ii

Peter Davey

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PART I
Cover Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations Part I
Introduction
E. M. Megaw (nee Hardy)
1. The Present-day Fauna and Flora of Man as Indicators of the Date of the Flandrian Severance
2. Flandrian Sea-level Changes and Vegetational History of the Isle of Man: a Review
3. Dendronchronology for the Irish Sea Province
4. The Structure and Vegetation History of the Manx Hill Peats
5. Plant Distribution Patterns as Potential Historical Indicators
6. Evidence for the History of the Vertebrate Fauna of the Isle of Man
7. Genetic Studies of the Population of the Isle of Man
8. The C. H. Cowley Archaeological Collections in the Manx Museum, Douglas
10. Ballaharra Excavations 1971. A Summary of Work and Results
11. Stone Implements and Their Users in the Isle of Man: some preliminary results from recent work on their analysis and distribution
12. Manx Megaliths Again; An Attempt at Structural Analysis
13. The Ronaldsway Culture: A Review
14. Bronze Age Metalwork from the Isle of Man
15. The Iron Age
PART II
Cover Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
16. Excavation of a ‘Lintel Grave’ Cemetery at Glentraugh, Santan, Isle of Man
17. Norse and Gaelic in Medieval Man: The Place-Name Evidence
18. Norseman and Native in the Kingdom of the Isles: a Re-assessment of the Manx evidence
19. The Manx Place-Name Debate: A View from Copenhagen
20. The Interpretation of Some Many Place-Names
21. The Manx ‘Eary’ and Its Significance
22. The ‘Erg’ Place-Names of Northern England
23. Medieval Pottery in the Isle of Man
24. Chance Finds of Stone Moulds from the Isle of Man
25. A Paranumismatic Sidelight on Several Centuries of Manx History—The Wreck of the Lucy
26. The Development of the Manx Nineteenth Century Field Pattern
27. Some Chance Finds of Archaeological Importance in the Isle of Man, 1962-1977