Of things gone but not fogotten
Subtitle: essays in archaeology for Joan Taylor
By: edited by J.R. Trigg
Contributors: Taylor, Joan J.
Series: BAR international series -- 2434; BAR international series -- 2434.
Publisher: Archaeopress
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 169
ISBN-13: 9781407310336
Subjects: Prehistoric Antiquities
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Notes on contributors; title: Introduction: Prehistoric archaeology at the University of Liverpool / Jonathan Trigg; title: Joan Taylor PhD, FSA: an appreciation / Liz Slater; title: A bibliography of the publications of Joan Taylor / compiled by Jonathan Trigg; title: section 1. World Prehistory. Early fire: the case for the prosecution and the case for the defense / John Gowlett; title: 'Books and the night': Paviland, Pontnewydd and palaeolithic journeys / Stephen Aldhouse-Green; title: Vitlycke re-visited: a rock carving in Bohuslän, Sweden / John and Bryony Coles; title: Lindow Moss 1984 / Robert Connolly; title: section 2. Artefact studies. Porourangi: a Maori symbol of war, peace and identity / David Field; title: The evidence for the contents of British Beakers and some interpretative suggestions / Jonathan Trigg; title: section 3. British Bronze Age goldwork. The decoration of Bronze Age dagger handles with gold studs / Mike Cofield; title: The Downpatrick hoards: an analytical reconsideration / Richard Warner and Mary Cahill; title: A hoard of middle Bronze Age gold ornaments from Priddy, Somerset / Stephen Minnitt and Naomi Payne; title: section 4. Museums, education and the history of archaeology. Crossing the threshold: recovery, selection and curation practices of nineteenth century barrow-diggers / Julien Parsons; title: Some archaeological finds and their associated folklore / Paul Robinson; title: The museum response to the changing fortunes of the ceramics industry in the south-west of England / David Dawson; title: Getting a conceptual grip for teaching and learning of palaeolithic archaeology / Anthony Sinclair.