Ceremonial living in the third millennium BC : excavations at Ringlemere site M1, Kent, 2002-2006 /

Ceremonial living in the third millennium BC : excavations at Ringlemere site M1, Kent, 2002-2006 /

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Author / Creator:	Parfitt, Keith, author.
Imprint:	London : The British Museum Press, [2020] ©2020
Description:	vii, 342 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps, plans (some color) ; 30 cm.
Language:	English
Series:	Research publication ; no. 217 Research publication (British Museum) ; no. 217.
Subject:	Bronze age -- Great Britain. Antiquities, Prehistoric -- England -- Kent. Bronze age -- England -- Kent. Goldwork, Prehistoric -- England -- Kent. Excavations (Archaeology) -- England -- Kent. Goldwork, Prehistoric. Excavations (Archaeology) Antiquities, Prehistoric. Bronze age. Ringlemere Farm Site (England) Great Britain. England -- Kent. England -- Ringlemere Farm Site.
Format:	Map Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12406206

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Other authors / contributors:	Needham, Stuart, author. Healy, Frances, contributor.
ISBN:	9780861592173 0861592174
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references (pages 327-334) and index.
Summary:	The discovery in 2001 of an exquisite Early Bronze Age gold cup at Ringlemere Farm in Kent prompted an extensive survey and excavation of the site from 2002-2006. Excavation revealed a site with a long history of use, the most striking evidence being for intensive activity in the third millennium BC associated with a henge monument, the interior of which was later buried beneath an Early Bronze Age mound. This volume presents a detailed report on a rich array of structural and artefactual evidence spanning a few thousand years of prehistory, and the site's subsequent slide into agricultural anonymity. Late Neolithic to Early Bronze Age structures include a horseshoe setting, post alignments, hearths, pit clusters and varied small post settings. Evaluation of form and associated material culture steers interpretation away from the purely domestic and contributes to the keen ongoing debate about the place of ceremony in the world of third millennium Britain.

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