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University College London Institute of Archaeology Bulletin 27
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University College London Institute of Archaeology Bulletin 27
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University College London Institute of Archaeology Bulletin
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27
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10 Apr 2002
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Ione Gedye 1907-1990
4 - 5
Two accounts of the pioneering career of one of the founding members of what is now the United Kingdom Institute for Conservation and the head of the Conservation Department at the University of London Institute of Archaeology paying tribute to her tenacity and generosity of spirit. See also 92/81.
Ione Gedye and the development of conservation training
Elizabeth Pye
6 - 15
An appraisal of Gedye's work, particularly the development of the University of London's Institute of Archaeology department of conservation, along with an assessment of the current situation in this area and possible future directions.
Research in archaeological conservation
Clifford Price
17 - 23
Starting from the SERC's 1985 Review of science based archaeology (see 86/1120) and subsequent problems isolated by the `Future directions in conservation science' meeting in 1988, the progress made and areas still in need of attention are considered. The idea of a national conservation centre is appealing. However, as its primary aim would be to provide a centre of excellence, the pursuit of that excellence ought to be tackled first. This raises issues concerning future funding opportunities and research topics.
Landscape changes on Iona
Rob G Scaife
Geoffrey W Dimbleby
25 - 60
Pollen analysis of the old land surface beneath Columba's settlement prompted a wider survey of areas where there was peat accumulation, buried old land surface or buried soil profile.
Dynamics of cultural change in Neolithic communities: an Armorican case study
Mark A Patton
61 - 85
Using north west France and the Channel Isles as a case study, the idea of social evolution as a model for development is rejected in favour of a dialectical model of social change.
Strange symbols of some kind: the problems surrounding stamped Roman clay walls
M Russell
87 - 117
It is suggested that roller-stamped walls were common in Roman Britain because of the need to Romanise large-scale building projects and that later tile stamping may have developed from this.
