Of Things Gone but not Forgotten: Essays in archaeology for Joan Taylor: Essays in archaeology for Joan Taylor

Contents: Introduction: Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Liverpool (Jonathan Trigg); Joan Taylor PhD, FSA: an appreciation (EA Slater); A bibliography of the publications of Joan J. Taylor (Jonathan Trigg); Early fire: The case for the prosecution and the case for the defence (John Gowlett); 'Books and the Night'. Paviland, Pontnewydd and Palaeolithic journeys (Stephen Aldhouse-Green); Vitlycke re-visited: a rock carving in Bohuslan, Sweden (John and Bryony Coles); Lindow Moss 1984 (Robert Connolly); Porourangi: a Maori symbol of war, peace and identity (David Field); The evidence for the contents of British Beakers and some interpretative suggestions (Jonathan Trigg); The decoration of Bronze Age dagger handles with gold studs Mike Corfield); The Downpatrick hoards: an analytical reconsideration (Richard Warner and Mary Cahill); A hoard of Middle Bronze Age gold ornaments from Priddy, Somerset (Stephen Minnitt and Naomi Payne); Crossing the threshold: recovery, selection and curation practices of nineteenth century barrow diggers (Julien Parsons); Some archaeological finds and their associated folklore (Paul Robinson); The museum response to the changing fortunes of the ceramics industry in the south-west of England (David Dawson); Getting a conceptual grip for the teaching and learning of Palaeolithic Archaeology (Anthony Sinclair) Notes On Contributors -- Introduction: Prehistoric Archaeology At The University Of Liverpool / Jonathan Trigg -- Joan Taylor Phd, Fsa: An Appreciation / Liz Slater -- A Bibliography Of The Publications Of Joan Taylor / Compiled By Jonathan Trigg -- Section 1. World Prehistory. Early Fire: The Case For The Prosecution And The Case For The Defense / John Gowlett -- Dt'books And The Night': Paviland, Pontnewydd And Palaeolithic Journeys / Stephen Aldhouse-green -- Vitlycke Re-visited: A Rock Carving In Bohuslän, Sweden / John And Bryony Coles -- Lindow Moss 1984 / Robert Connolly -- Section 2. Artefact Studies. Porourangi: A Maori Symbol Of War, Peace And Identity / David Field -- The Evidence For The Contents Of British Beakers And Some Interpretative Suggestions / Jonathan Trigg -- Section 3. British Bronze Age Goldwork. The Decoration Of Bronze Age Dagger Handles With Gold Studs / Mike Cofield -- The Downpatrick Hoards: An Analytical Reconsideration / Richard Warner And Mary Cahill -- A Hoard Of Middle Bronze Age Gold Ornaments From Priddy, Somerset / Stephen Minnitt And Naomi Payne -- Section 4. Museums, Education And The History Of Archaeology. Crossing The Threshold: Recovery, Selection And Curation Practices Of Nineteenth Century Barrow-diggers / Julien Parsons -- Some Archaeological Finds And Their Associated Folklore / Paul Robinson -- The Museum Response To The Changing Fortunes Of The Ceramics Industry In The South-west Of England / David Dawson -- Getting A Conceptual Grip For Teaching And Learning Of Palaeolithic Archaeology / Anthony Sinclair. Edited By J.r. Trigg. Includes Bibliographical References. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS INTRODUCTION: PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL JOAN TAYLOR PHD, FSA: AN APPRECIATION A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE PUBLICATIONS OF JOAN J. TAYLOR SECTION ONE: WORLD PREHISTORY EARLY FIRE: THE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION AND THE CASE FOR THE DEFENCE ‘BOOKS AND THE NIGHT’: PAVILAND, PONTNEWYDD AND PALAEOLITHIC JOURNEYS VITLYCKE RE-VISITED: A ROCK CARVING IN BOHUSLÄN, SWEDEN LINDOW MOSS 1984 SECTION TWO: ARTEFACT STUDIES POROURANGI: A MAORI SYMBOL OF WAR, PEACE AND IDENTITY THE EVIDENCE FOR THE CONTENTS OF BRITISH BEAKERS AND SOME INTERPRETATIVE SUGGESTIONS SECTION THREE: BRITISH BRONZE AGE GOLDWORK THE DECORATION OF BRONZE AGE DAGGER HANDLES WITH GOLD STUDS THE DOWNPATRICK HOARDS: AN ANALYTICAL RECONSIDERATION A HOARD OF MIDDLE BRONZE AGE GOLD ORNAMENTS FROM PRIDDY, SOMERSET SECTION FOUR: MUSEUMS, EDUCATION AND THE HISTORY OF ARCHAEOLOGY CROSSING THE THRESHOLD: RECOVERY, SELECTION AND CURATION PRACTICES OF NINETEENTH CENTURY BARROW-DIGGERS SOME ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED FOLKLORE THE MUSEUM RESPONSE TO THE CHANGING FORTUNES OF THE CERAMICS INDUSTRY IN THE SOUTH-WEST OF ENGLAND GETTING A CONCEPTUAL GRIP FOR THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF PALAEOLITHIC ARCHAEOLOGY