PAST 89 - Summer 2018 | The Prehistoric Society

Prehistoric hilltop settlement in the west of Ireland

Dirk Brandherm (d.brandherm@qub.ac.uk), Cormac McSparron (c.mcsparron@qub.ac.uk), Linda Boutoille (l.boutoille@qub.ac.uk), Thorsten Kahlert (t.kahlert@qub. ac.uk), all Queen’s University Belfast, and James Bonsall, IT Sligo (bonsall.james@itsligo.ie)

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Lower limb robusticity and mobility behaviour in Copper Age northern Italy: a biomechanical analysis

Eóin W. Parkinson (ewp24@cam.ac.uk), Jay Stock, Simon Stoddart (all University of Cambridge), Monica Miari (Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio per le province di Ravenna, Forlì-Cesena e Rimini), Francesca Bertoldi and Fiorella Bestetti (Un

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A new understanding of the Late Iron Age territorial oppidum at Chichester, West Sussex

Nicky Garland, Newcastle University (nicky.garland@newcastle.ac.uk)

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Programme of meetings 2018–2019

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A Skara Brae detective story: the discovery of an inscribed slab from the sub-mural burial cist in House 7

Alexandra (Lekky) Shepherd

9-11

From salt mines to lake sediments. Investigating humanenvironment relations in the Hallstatt region, Austria

Kerstin Kowarik (kerstin.kowarik@nhm-wien.ac.at) et al

11-13

The experimental building, burning and excavation of a two-storey Trypillia house

John Chapman (j.c.chapman@durham.ac.uk) et al

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Excavations at Moel-y-Gaer, Bodfari, Denbighshire

Gary Lock (gary.lock@arch.ox.ac.uk) and John Pouncett, University of Oxford

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