In the shadow of the brochs.

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Title:	In the shadow of the brochs.
Subtitle:	The Iron Age in Scotland
Number of Pages:	256
Publication Type:	Monograph Chapter
Abstract:	Presents a Festschrift of papers for Euan MacKie, which attempts to provide an overview of Iron Age studies in Scotland at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Features a bibliography of Euan M Mackie's published work (to March 2002), and includes separately authored reports on:
Issue Editor:	Iain Banks Beverley Ballin-Smith
Publisher:	Tempus Publishing
Year of Publication:	2002
ISBN:	075242517X
Note:	Is Portmanteau: 1
Source:	BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date:	08 Apr 2003

Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Preface	Noel Fojut	9
The ancient geography of Scotland	David J Breeze	10 - 14
Land and freedom.; Implications of Atlantic Scottish settlement patte...	Ian Armit	15 - 26
Always the bridesmaid.; The Iron Age of south-west Scotland	Iain Banks	27 - 34
The Oakbank Crannog; Building a house of plants	Jennifer J Miller	35 - 43
An oblong fort at Finavon: an example of the over-reliance on the appliance o...	Derek Alexander	44 - 54
Mid-first millennium BC settlement in the Atlantic west?	Simon M D Gilmour	55 - 66
The archaeological and archaeobotanical implications of a destruction layer in Dun Bharabhat, Lewis	Michael Church	67 - 75
The souterrains of Skye	Roger F Miket	77 - 110
An inventory of souterrains on Skye		93 - 110
The wheelhouse	Iain A Crawford	111 - 128
Saints and sinners.; The archaeology of the Late Iron Age in the Wester...	John R Hunter	129 - 138
The Western Isles pottery sequence	Ewan Campbell	139 - 144
Dun Beag and the role of pottery in interpretations of the Hebridean Iron Age	Ann MacSween	145 - 152
Brochs, economy and power	Steven J Dockrill	153 - 162
The relentless pursuit of the sea.; Breckness, an eroding Orcadian Broch	Beverley Ballin-Smith	163 - 176
Pictish pigs and Celtic cowboys; Food and farming in the Atlantic Iron Age	Julie M Bond	177 - 184
Viking and Late Norse re-use of broch mounds in Caithness	Colleen E Batey	185 - 190
Torrs and the early La Tène Ornamental Style in Britain and Ireland	Dennis W Harding	191 - 204
Excavation archives: preservation and chance	Graham Ritchie	205 - 216
Conclusions	Iain Banks Beverley Ballin-Smith	217 - 221

n.a. (2002). In the shadow of the brochs.. Stroud: Tempus Publishing.

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