PAST 92, Summer 2019

• A multi-method analysis of springbok dentition to reconstruct South African palaeovegetation changes
  Lauren Sewell (lsewell@bournemouth.ac.uk), Sally Christine Reynolds, Ellen Hambleton and John Stewart, all Bournemouth University, and Gildas Merceron, Université de Poitiers 1-2
• Landscape Archaeology of Southwest Sardinia
  Thomas Leppard, Florida State University (tleppard@ fsu.edu), Elizabeth A. Murphy, Florida State University, Andrea Roppa, Universitá degli Studi di Padova, Emanuele Madrigali, Missione Archeologica Pani Loriga, Carmen Esposito, Queen’s University Belfast 3-4
• Early Neolithic land use and chronology in south-west Germany
  Raiko Krauss, University of Tübingen (raiko.krauss@unituebingen. de), Jörg Bofinger, State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Baden-Württemberg (joerg.bofinger@rps.bwl.de) 4-6
• Exploring the long-term anthropisation of the Cantabrian Mountains since later prehistory in Babia, León (NW Iberia)
  David González-Álvarez1,2 (david.gonzalez-alvarez@incipit. csic.es), Kayt Armstrong2, Jorge Canosa-Betés1 1 Institute of Heritage Sciences (Incipit), CSIC, Spain; 2 Durham University, UK 7-8
• Statement of financial activities for the year ended 31 December 2018 9
• Programme of meetings 2019–2020 10
• Landscapes of the Dead: Exploring Bronze Age Barrowscapes
  Anwen Cooper, University of Manchester (anwen.cooper@manchester.ac.uk) 11
• An OASIS for prehistoric studies
  Tim Evans, Archaeology Data Service, University of York (herald@ads.ac.uk) 12
• Proud of ‘doing different’ in Earlier Bronze Age West Norfolk. Revisiting Seahenge twenty years on
  Clive Jonathon Bond, The University of Winchester (clivejbond@aol.com) and West Norfolk and King’s Lynn Archaeological Society 13-14
• Knowle Hill Farm, Dorset, UK. A Chalcolithic (very) cold case?
  Gabrielle Delbarre, Bournemouth University (gdelbarre@ bournemouth.ac.uk), Dr Joshua Pollard, Southampton University, Dr Martin Green, Down Farm Museum, Dr Martin Smith, Bournemouth University, Dr Phillip Endicott, Musée de l’Homme and University of Uppsala, Dr Mike Allen, Bournemouth University 14-15
• Mount Chikiani and its obsidian sources: a long-lasting exploitation system
  Paolo Biagi (pavelius@unive.it) and Renato Nisbet (renato.nisbet@unive.it), Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Italy 15-16