Submarine prehistoric archaeology of the North Sea:

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research priorities and collaboration with industry

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Council for British Archaeology Research Reports

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141

Number of Pages:

155

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https://doi.org/10.5284/1081706

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Papers from a workshop on North Sea submarine prehistory and relations with industry, held in London in 2003 and attended by archaeologists from five countries bordering the North Sea, along with a summary of the discussion and conclusions. The purpose of the workshop was to analyse the potential for prehistoric archaeology research on the floor of the North Sea, and to plan the best way to cooperate on future research and protection of prehistoric sites on the sea floor. The reports describe a range of submerged sites and artefacts from the late Pleistocene and early Holocene, the age of most known submerged sites being 8000--5000 years old. Topics requiring study are identified, and the contribution which could be made by using the technology developed by modern offshore industries is reviewed, as are possible ways to work with industry in order to maximise the information gained by archaeologists and to ensure that damage is minimised. Includes French and German summaries. Papers include

Editor:

N C Flemming

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Council for British Archaeology

Year of Publication:

2004

ISBN:

1-902771-46-X

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10 Jun 2008

Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
The wider significance of submerged archaeological sites and their relevance to world prehistory	Geoff N Bailey	3 - 10
The prehistory of the North Sea floor in the context of Continental Shelf archaeology from the Mediterranean to Nova Zemlya	N C Flemming	11 - 19
Submerged Stone Age -- Danish examples and North Sea potential	Anders Fischer	23 - 36
The inundated landscapes of the western Solent	Garry Momber	37 - 42
The North Sea project: the first palaeontological, palynological, and archaeological results	Jan Glimmerveen Dick Mol Klaas Post Jelle W F Reumer Johannes Van der Plicht John de Vos Bas Geel, van Guido van Reenen Jan Peter Pals	43 - 52
Submerged Stone Age coastal zones in Denmark: investigation strategies and results	Ole Grøn Jørgen Skaarup	53 - 56
The implications of prehistoric finds on and off the Dutch coast	L B M Verhart	57 - 61
Investigating `Doggerland' through analogy; the example of Holderness, East Yorkshire (UK)	Henry H P Chapman Malcolm C Lillie	65 - 69
Palaeozoological heritage from the bottom of the North Sea	Thijs Kolfschoten, van H van Essen	70 - 80
Biological proxy indicators in buried and submerged site prospection: what is significant?	Peter L Murphy	81 - 86
Prehistory in the North Sea: questions from development-led archaeology	Antony Firth	89 - 94
Constructive conservation in England's waters	Ian Oxley	95 - 98
Can we manage?	T J Maarleveld Hans Peeters	102 - 112
Summary of discussions and drafting groups	N C Flemming	113 - 117
Conclusions and recommendations	N C Flemming	118 - 120
Existing resources of acoustic and sedimentary sample data for analysing the landscape for human occupation in the North Sea	N C Fleming

Flemming, N. C., ed. (2004). Submarine prehistoric archaeology of the North Sea:. York: Council for British Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.5284/1081706. Cite this via datacite

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