Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society · 1962 · 41 citations · 15 references
Cultural HeritageArchaeological ExcavationAmerican ArchaeologyArchaeologyStone AxesFourth ReportPaleoenvironmental ReconstructionGross AnatomySouth-western Sub-committee ’Rock ArtLast Major ReportArchaeological RecordLanguage StudiesArchaeological EvidenceArt HistoryMaterial CulturePaleoanthropologyBiochronologyThird ReportPetrological IdentificationAnthropologyArtsPetrology
Near the conclusion of the Third Report, which summarized the work on 710 specimens, the authors stated that it was ‘likely to be the last major report of the South-Western Sub-Committee’, and so it seemed at the time. During the 10 years that have elapsed since then, another 490 specimens have been examined, from the following counties and museums or collections: This report therefore extends the list of specimens examined by this Committee from 710 to 1200, and it is believed that this really is the last major report of this body.
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STUDIES OF THE POST‐GLACIAL HISTORY OF BRITISH VEGETATION
Eric Hardy · New Phytologist · 1939 · 101 citations · Full text
The Source of the Stones of Stonehenge
Herbert Thomas · The Antiquaries Journal · 1923 · 77 citations
The Neolithic in The Cambridgeshire Fens
Junebug Clark, H. Godwin · Antiquity · 1962 · 48 citations
Early Bronze Age, Prehistoric Archaeology, Bioarchaeology +13