The Prehistory and Early History of Atlantic Europe: Papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists Fourth Annual Meeting in Göteborg 1998: Papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists Fourth Annual Me

The contents of this volume are largely made up from papers delivered at The Prehistory and Early History of Atlantic Europe session held on the 25th of September 1998 at the 4th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Göteborg, Sweden. The aim of this volume, in common with the original aim of the session, is quite simply to promote wider discussion on the existence, scale, and significance of maritime communications between Atlantic communities. Achnacreebeag And Its French Connections / Alison Sheridan -- Early Husbandry In Atlantic Areas / Anne Tresset -- The Interaction Between Early Farmers (linearbandkeramik) And Indigenous People In Central Belgium / Mark Lodewijckx And Corrie Bakels -- Field Systems And The Atlantic Bronze Age / Robert Johnston -- Exchange And Communication : The Relationship Between Early And Middle Bronze Age Ireland And Atlantic Europe / Charles Mount -- Plain Sailing? Later Bronze Age Western Iberia At The Cross-roads Of The Atlantic And Mediterranean / Catriona Gibson -- The Scottish Atlantic Iron Age : Indigenous And Isolated Or Part Of A Wider European World? / Euan Mackie -- Shared Traditions? The Drystone Settlement Records Of Atlantic Scotland And Ireland 700 Bc-ad 200 / Jon Henderson -- 1st Millennia Settlement Development In The Atlantic West / Simon Gilmour -- The Chronology And Affinities Of The Stone Forts Along The Atlantic Coast Of Ireland / Claire Cotter -- Material Culture And North Sea Contracts In The Fifth To Seventh Centuries Ad / Andrea Smith. Edited By Jon C. Henderson. Includes Bibliographical References. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents List of Contributors PREFACE Achnacreebeag and its French Connections: Vive the 'Auld Alliance' Early Husbandry in Atlantic Areas. Animal Introductions, Diffusions of Techniques and Native Acculturation at the North-Western Fringe of Europe The Interaction Between Early Farmers (Linearbandkeramik) and Indigenous People in Central Belgium Field Systems and the Atlantic Bronze Age: Thoughts on a Regional Perspective Exchange and Communication: The Relationship Between Early and Middle Bronze Age Ireland and Atlantic Europe Plain Sailing? Later Bronze Age Western Iberia at the Cross-rads of the Atlantic and Mediterranean The Scottish Atlantic Iron Age: Indigenous and Isolated or Part of a Wider European World? Shared Traditions? The Drystone Settlement Records of Atlantic Scotland and Ireland 700 BC-AD 200 First Millennia Settlement Development in the Atlantic West The Chronology and Affinities of the Stone Forts along the Atlantic Coast of Ireland Material Culture and North Sea Contacts in the Fifth to Seventh Centuries AD