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Discovery by Design: The identification of secular elite settlements in western Britain A.D. 400-700
Kenneth Rainsbury Dark
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This book presents the theory of historical archaeology in practice, seeing how new perspectives may be able to solve the problem of archaeologists' inability to recognise secular settlement sites in Celtic Britain. In four parts, the first chapter presents an outline of recent theory and historical archaeology. Subsequent chapters define `high status' sites and secularity in the archaeology of western Britain, AD 400-700, and present an application and test of the models outlined in the first chapter using excavated evidence from western Britain, and an evaluation of hill-fort and castle sites.
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Front Cover
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Copyright
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Contents
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Illustrations
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Acknowledgements
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Conventions
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CHAPTER 1: TEXT AS MIDDLE-RANGE: IDENTIFYING SECULAR ELITE SETTLEMENTS IN WESTERN BRITAIN
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CHAPTER 2: A BOUNDED AND RECURRENT LANDSCAPE: DEFINING 'HIGH STATUS' SITES AND SECULARITY IN THEARCHAEOLOGY OF WESTERN BRITAIN, A.D. 400-700
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CHAPTER 3: DECODING DIVERSITY: AN APPLICATION AND TEST OF THE CHAPTER 1 MODELS USING EXCAVATED EVIDENCE FRO M WESTERN BRITAIN
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CHAPTER 4: A FITTING END: EVALUATION OF HILL-FORT AND CASTLE SITES
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ALPHABETICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED WORKS
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Published: 1994
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407318639 (ebook)
- 9780860547648 (paperback)
BAR Number: B237