Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 68

Reports that a combination of archaeological and palaeo-environmental fieldwork has improved the understanding of the complex Holocene sedimentation in this part of the Severn Estuary and of the close relationship between the upper part of the at sequence and opportunities for exploitation of this wetland region during the later prehistoric and Romano-British periods. Focuses on two short-lived Iron Age to Romano-British sites, Hallen and Northwick, which appear to have been seasonally occupied to exploit rich grazing. Also provides an outline model for the human use of the Avon Levels from the Neolithic to Romano-British periods. Includes separately authored reports on:

which includes a specialist report on

Excavations revealed a horizon of spade marks cutting into the natural sand, overlain by an associated cultivation soil. The spade marks post-dated Neolithic and Early Bronze Age features and pre-dated a Late Iron Age or Early Romano-British ditch. Includes a specialist report on:

Presents the results of an examination of the landscape settings of the chambered tombs of south-west Scotland. Considers that a landscape approach can assist in developing our understanding of the classification and use of these monuments. Also suggests that the setting of sites within the landscape can inform us about the nature of the Neolithic in this region of Scotland.

which reports a range of dates between 3340--2910 cal BC and 1680--1420 cal BC

which includes two specialist reports on