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  • af Mike Parker Pearson
    195,95 kr.

    The archaeology of death and burial

  • af Mike Parker Pearson
    410,95 kr.

    The Beaker People: isotopes, mobility and diet in prehistoric Britain presents the results of a major project that sought to address a century-old question about the people who were buried with Beakers a - the distinctive pottery of Continental origin that was current, predominantly in equally distinctive burials, in Britain from around 2450 BC.

  • af Mike Parker Pearson
    282,95 kr.

    "First published as Stonehenge in the United Kingdom in 2012 by Simon & Schuster UK Ltd."--T.p. verso.

  • af Duncan Garrow, Mike Parker Pearson & Michele George
    210,95 - 966,95 kr.

  • - Roundhouses and the dead in the Hebridean Bronze Age and Iron Age, Part I: stratigraphy, spatial organisation and chronology
    af Mike Parker Pearson
    387,95 kr.

    The first look at the evidence from excavations at the site of Cladh Hallan (South Uist, Western Isles of Scotland).

  • - Part 2: Synthesis
    af Colin Richards, Julian Thomas, Mike Parker Pearson, mfl.
    824,95 - 1.336,95 kr.

    This is the second of four volumes which present the results of The Stonehenge Riverside Project, a long-term fieldwork project at Stonehenge for the first time in decades.

  • - A Bronze Age Settlement and Iron Age Wheelhouse in South Uist
    af Mike Parker Pearson
    277,95 kr.

    Presents the extensive archaeological evidence found at Cill Donain on the Outer Hebrides, including pottery, faunal remains and a variety of bone and metal tools, illustrating that the Cill Donnain landscape is rich in archaeological sites of all periods from the Beaker to the post-Medieval.

  • af Helen Smith, David Barker, Mike Parker Pearson, mfl.
    2.082,95 kr.

    This book presents the results of archaeological research in the extreme south of Madagascar between 1991 and 2003, and provides a synthesis of the region's archaeology. Madagascar is an island with many unique species of fauna and flora; its extreme south is a semi-arid region with remarkable vegetational adaptations. Before the arrival of humans, there were many species of megafauna of which the most extraordinary were the flightless elephant birds, the largest avian species in the world. Today the inhabitants of the south have adapted to this aridity with a vibrant culture and strong traditions. The dating of the first colonisation of Madagascar is not certain, but certain sites in the southwest have provided radiocarbon dates towards the end of the first millennium BC. From the tenth to thirteenth century, there was a well-developed civilisation in the south. During the fourteenth century, population numbers fell in the far south and the majority of settlements from this period are found in locations chosen for their defensive aspects. The way of life that evolved in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries is similar to that of recent times and today. Europeans arrived at the beginning of the sixteenth century and, by the mid-seventeenth century, the French had established a colony at Fort-Dauphin on the southeast coast. The people of the south are well known today for their large and elaborate stone tombs and standing stones. However, this is not a particularly ancient tradition. Before the appearance of these monumental funerary constructions, burials were marked by arrangements of small stone uprights or by wooden palisades. The large stone tombs that are such a dominant feature of today's landscape have their origins in standing-stone monuments around the end of the eighteenth century.Mike Parker Pearson with Karen Godden, Ramilisonina, Retsihisatse, Jean-Luc Schwenninger, Georges Heurtebize, Chantal Radimilahy and Helen Smith.With contributions by Irene de Luis, David Barker, Seth Priestman, Lucien Rakotozafy, Bako Rasoarifetra, Alan Vince, Zoë Crossland and Brian Boyd.

  • - Part 1: Landscape and Monuments
    af Colin Richards, Julian Thomas, Mike Parker Pearson, mfl.
    1.237,95 - 2.006,95 kr.

  • - A Norse Farmstead and Pictish Burial Cairn in South Uist
    af Helen Smith, Mike Parker Pearson, Mark Brennand & mfl.
    387,95 kr.

    A ground-breaking multi-disciplinary account of the archaeology of a single Norse farmstead on South Uist in the Outer Hebrides.

  • - Exploring the greatest Stone Age mystery
    af Mike Parker Pearson
    125,95 kr.

    A striking and original interpretation of the awesome Stone Age site from one of the world's foremost archaeologists on death and burial

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