Hammond, J. (2007). How Kent's recently discovered causewayed enclosures impact on our understanding and interpretation of the Early Neolithic in the region. Archaeol Cantiana 127. Vol 127, pp. 357-382.

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Title:		 How Kent's recently discovered causewayed enclosures impact on our understanding and interpretation of the Early Neolithic in the region
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Issue:		 Archaeol Cantiana 127
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Series:		 Archæologia Cantiana
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Volume:		 127
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Page Start/End:		 357 - 382
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Publication Type:		 Journal
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Abstract:		 The report provides a synthesis of the available material evidence from the causewayed enclosures at Kingsborough Hill, Eastchurch and Chalk Hill, Ramsgate. These discoveries and others such as the White Horse Stone long-house near Maidstone are added to existing data in order to postulate a hypothesis about Kent's Mesolithic--Neolithic transition. It is suggested that migration from continental northern Europe was the primary agent of change. As in western Britain, islands may have served as staging posts or `bridgeheads' where farming culture could take hold before spreading inland along the river valleys.
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Author:		 John Hammond
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Year of Publication:		 2007
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EARLY NEOLITHIC (Historic England Periods)
Bridgeheads (Auto Detected Subject)
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Causewayed Enclosures (Auto Detected Subject)
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Created Date:		 17 Sep 2007