Alex Paolino Gibson

Stonehenge and Timber Circles

From Sickles To Circles: Britain And Ireland At The Time Of Stonehenge

Stonehenge and Timber Circles

Prehistoric Ritual and Religion: Essays in Honour of Aubrey Burl

Prehistoric Ritual and Religion: Essays in Honour of Aubrey Burl

British Prehistoric Pottery

Bronze Age Pottery in the Northeast of England

Beaker Domestic Sites: A Study of the Domestic Pottery of the Late Third and Early Second Millennia B.C. in the British Isles

The Walton Basin Project: Excavation and Survey in a Prehistoric Landscape 1993-7 (CBA Research Reports)

The Walton Basin is located in the Welsh borderland in an area long-held to be of considerable archaeological significance. This forms the report of survey and excavations, the finds, artefact analysis and palaeoenvironmental evidence. Archaeological evidence has been recovered spanning the Mesolith...

Sickles & Circles: Britain and Ireland in the Time of Stonehenge (Revealing History)

During the period 4000–1000 BC, prehistoric Britain and Ireland were at their closest. There were significant differences, but at the same time their monuments, art, and artifacts were closely related. This volume brings together the latest research from some 25 prehistorians on both sides of the Ir...

Prehistoric Pottery for the Archaeologist

This work provides an introduction to the chronological development and technology of prehistoric ceramics. It should be suitable for laymen, students and specialists interested in prehistoric and Romano-British pottery. It aims not to reiterate or redefine existing and accepted ceramic styles used ...

Prehistoric Ritual and Religion: Essays in Honour of Aubrey Burl

Ritual monuments are among the most remarkable and enduring aspects of prehistory. They are a tangible reminder of life in the distant past. In modern times, they form the focus of constant study and reinterpretation because they provide a key for modern understanding of prehistoric people. In this ...

Stonehenge and Timber Circles

Praised by The Archaeologist as "a very readable and stimulating review," the author’s ground-breaking study of 1998 is brought up-to-date in the light of the latest archaeological evidence. The author shows how Stonehenge can help us to understand the Neolithic and Bronze Age timber circles of Brit...

Prehistoric Pottery in Britain & Ireland

It can be precisely dated, can tell us about the diet, economy, and even ritual acts of prehistoric people, and it is often richly decorated. As this new study convincingly shows, pottery can tell us more about prehistoric society than any other artifact.