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Bowden, M., Mackay, D. A. and Topping, P., eds. (1989).
From Cornwall to Caithness: some aspects of British field archaeology. Papers presented to Norman V Quinnell
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From Cornwall to Caithness: some aspects of British field archaeology. Papers presented to Norman V Quinnell
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British Archaeological Reports
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209
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Mark Bowden
Donnie A Mackay
Peter Topping
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1989
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Date Of Issue From: 1989
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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05 Dec 2008
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Bodmin Moor, Cornwall - post-survey observations
Nicholas Johnson
Peter Rose
65 - 69
Photogrammetric plots and large scale surveys of many monuments provide a consistent and comprehensive record, and bring out some types of monument not previously well represented, such as herders' huts. Sixteen categories of monument are summarized.
The context of cord rig cultivation in later prehistoric Northumberland
Peter Topping
145 - 157
Develops a model which envisages a symbiotic relationship between mobile and sedentary groups for 15 sites around Hadrian's Wall and for other sites north of the frontier zone. The larger cord-rig systems relate to forts and stone settlements, the small parcels to timber-built or unenclosed settlements. Were the Votadini a segmentary society?