ANDY M JONES AND HENRIETTA QUINNELL changes resulted from acculturation of
Cornish hunter-gather communities through contacts with Neolithic farmers in western …

Fig. 2.05 Trench 11 under excavation in 2010. Fig. 2.06 The soil sequence at L'Eree, Trench
6. Fig. 2.07 Pottery density plot within buried soils. Fig. 2.08 Flint density plot within buried …

The Early to Middle Bronze Age transition period has often been interpreted as involving a
move to 'rational'food‐producing societies. More recently, models have been advanced …

Between 1998 and 2000 three seasons of archaeological recording were carried out by
Cornwall Archaeological Unit within Imerys' Stannon China Clay Works. The first two …

In 1984 the entrance grave at Bosiliack, Cornwall, was excavated by Charles Thomas on
behalf of the Institute of Cornish Studies. It was a comparatively small example …

As in most parts of the British Isles, Neolithic pits, pit clusters, and shafts of various kinds are
well represented in the archaeology of the Isle of Man. Culturally they relate to both the early …

Mammal, bird and fish bones were recovered by hand collection and sieving (to 500
microns) during the 1996 fieldwork at Porth Killier (Table 2.9). The bones were largely …

A geophysical survey in advance of development at Penmayne, Rock, identified a series of
curvilinear anomalies thought to represent late prehistoric settlement. Targeted evaluation …

Along with causewayed enclosures, the tor enclosures of Cornwall and Devon represent the
earliest enclosure of large open spaces in Britain and are the earliest form of surviving non …

The site drops from 43m above Ordnance Datum in the west to 36m in the north-eastern
corner. From the western side there are views out to the north across St Uny's church …