Pryor, F. M M. (1995). Abandonment and the role of ritual sites in the landscape. Scott Archaeol Rev 9--10. Vol 9--10, pp. 96-109.

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Abandonment and the role of ritual sites in the landscape
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Scott Archaeol Rev 9--10
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Scottish Archaeological Review
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9--10
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96 - 109
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Considers the importance of periods of apparent inactivity in the stratigraphic record and argues that these should sometimes be interpreted as culturally significant. The argument is illustrated with case studies at Fengate and Maxey/Etton (Cambridgeshire) where periods of abandonment are associated with prehistoric ritual landscapes.
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Francis M M Pryor
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Jeremy M O Oetgen (Abstract author)
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1995
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Subjects / Periods:
Ritual (Auto Detected Subject)
PREHISTORIC (Historic England Periods)
Ritual Landscapes (Auto Detected Subject)
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20 Jan 2002