Recent Archaeological Work in South-Western Britain: Papers in Honour of Henrietta Quinnell: Papers in Honour of Henrietta Quinnell

Hennrietta Quinnell : Rescue Archaeology, Adult Education, And South West Britain / Susan Pearce -- South Western Hunter-gather[er] Landscapes / Paula Gardiner -- The Early Neolithic Of South Western Britain : New Insights And New Questions / Alison Sheridan -- Pseudo-quoits To Propped Stones / Tony Blackman -- Between The Channel And The Chalk : A Regional Perspective On The Grooved Ware And Beaker Pottery From The Mendip Hills, Somerset / Jodie Lewis And David Mullin -- Without Wessex : The Local Character Of The Early Bronze Age In The South West Peninsula / Andy M. Jones -- Earlier Bronze Age Cemetery Mounds And The Multiple Cremation Burial Rite In Western Britain / Paul Bonnington -- Interpreting The Dartmoor Reaves / Andrew Fleming -- Telling Tales From The Round House : Researching Bronze Age Buildings In Cornwall / Jacqueline Nowakowski -- In The Footsteps Of Pioneering Women : Some Recent Work On Devon Hillforts / F.m. Griffith And E.m. Wilkes -- Romano-british Brooches Of Cornish Origin? / Anna Tyacke, Justine Bayley, And Sarnia Butcher -- The Early Medieval Native Pottery Of Cornwall, Ad C. 400-1066 / C.m. Thorpe -- Multiple Identities In Cornwall / Peter Herring -- A Guinea Pig's Testimony / Judith Cosford -- A Student's Progress / Susan Watts -- Bibliography Of Henrietta Quinnell's Published Work, To 2011. Edited By Susan Pearce. Papers From A 2009 Conference Entitled Current Research In The Prehistory Of South West England, Held At Tavistock Under The Auspices Of The Devon Archaeological Society And The Cornwall Archaeological Society, In Honour Of Henrietta Quinnell Upon Her 65th Birthday. Includes Bibliographical References. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents Henrietta Quinnell: Rescue Archaeology, Adult Education, and South Western Britain South Western Hunter-Gather Landscapes The Early Neolithic of south-west England: new insights and new questions Pseudo-Quoit to Propped Stones Between the Channel and the Chalk: A Regional Perspective on Grooved Ware and Beaker Pottery from the Mendip Hills, Somerset Without Wessex: the Local Character of the Early Bronze Age in the south west peninsula Earlier Bronze Age Cemetery Mounds and the Multiple Cremation Burial rite in Western Britain Interpreting the Dartmoor Reaves Telling Tales from the Roundhouse. Researching Bronze Age Buildings in Cornwall In the Footsteps of Pioneering Women: Some Recent Work on Devon Hillforts Romano-British brooches – of Cornish origin? The Early Medieval Native Pottery of Cornwall (c400-1066 AD) Multiple Identities in Cornwall A Guinea Pig’s Testimony A Student’s Progress Bibliography of Henrietta Quinnell’s Published Work