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Prehistoric Circular Earthworks of Cambodia - Buch von Michael F Dega - Taschenbuch

This work not only seeks to explain the function and timing of the Cambodian earthwork sites but utilizes the circular earthworks as a case study in understanding the nature of adaptation and temporal affiliation of Neolithic open-air settlements across Mainland Southeast Asia. A further aim of the study is to understand the circular sites of Cambodia in the broader regional context of Southeast Asian prehistory. The earthwork sites, which also extend into what is now the Socialist Rlic of Vietnam,..

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Egyptian Tomb Architecture - The archaeological facts of pharaonic circular symbolism - Buch von David I Lightbody - Taschenbuch

The objective of this monograph is to describe and explain the meanings underlying some otherwise anomalous archaeological data drawn from the study of Ancient Egypt. An explanation for the phenomena observed has hitherto proved elusive. The data is principally concerned with royal funerary architecture from the Old Kingdom, and the underlying systems of measurement and geometry that were employed therein. As well as providing a description and explanation for the data, this work also has the objective..

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Ranutovac, an Early Bronze Age Necropolis in southeastern Serbia - Buch von Aleksandar Bulatovic - Taschenbuch

This volume presents the finds from an Early Bronze Age necropolis in the Jüna Morava Basin in the heart of the Balkans holding exclusively incinerated deceased. A total of 21 deceased were registered in the same number of graves, distributed in three segments. The remains of the deceased, along with grave goods, were covered by a small circular stone construction (c. 1 m) and then with a bigger circular stone structure between 1.5 and 3 m. The grave goods comprised fragmented or completely preserved..

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Session C74: Methods of Art History Tested against Prehistory; Session C81: Spirals and Circular Forms: the Most Common Rock Art in the World Session

Proceedings of the XV UISPP World Congress (Lisbon, 4-9 September 2006), Volume 35.C74 edited by Marc Groenen and Didier Martens.C81 edited by Jane Kolber; John Clegg and Alicia Distel.C85 edited by Kevin Sharpe and Jean Clottes.S02 edited by Mila Simões Abreu.S07 edited by Giriraj Kumar and Robert Bednarik.WS37 edited by James Keyser and Mavis Greer.Volume edited by Claudia Fidalgo and Luiz Oosterbeek.

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Stonehenge and Middle to Late Neolithic Cremation Rites in Mainland Britain (c.3500-2500 BC) - Buch von Christina Willis - Taschenbuch

Neolithic Britain is characterised by its wide diversity in funerary and mortuary rites. However, a shift c.3500BC led to a rise in cremation burials associated with circular monuments and by c.3000BC, cremation was the dominant funerary rite. This book provides a comprehensive re-analysis of 628 cremation deposits from 84 sites across mainland Britain, including those from Stonehenge. It offers new insights and interpretations relating to a shift in social organisation and belief structures, and..

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Archaeological investigations of a later prehistoric and a Romano-British landscape at Tremough, Penryn, Cornwall - Buch von Andy M Jones & James Goss

This volume reports on excavations conducted in advance of the construction of a campus of Cornwall University. In addition to the expected linear field systems and Romano-British settlement activity, Early and Later Neolithic pits were uncovered as well as 5 circular post-ring structures and other features dating to Early to Middle Bronze Age.With contributions by Paul Bidwell, Wendy Carruthers, Rowena Gale, Anna Lawson-Jones, Joanna Mattingly, Henrietta Quinnell, Roger Taylor, Carl Thorpe and Rachel..

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pillar curiously engraven; with some inscription upon it': What is the Ruthwell Cross - Buch von Pamela O'Neill - Taschenbuch

The Ruthwell Cross is near the village of Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire, in south-west Scotland. It is inside the Ruthwell parish church, in a purpose-built semi-circular apse with a sunken floor. It is a sculptured stone monument in the shape of a freestanding cross about 5.3m tall. This book aims towards a comprehensive explanation of the Ruthwell Cross. It seeks to define the form of the early medieval monument or monuments incorporated in the reconstruction. It considers the issues relating to workmanship..

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