PAST 103 - Spring 2023 | The Prehistoric Society

A multi-barrow enclosure at Forty Acre Lane, Harting, West Sussex

Stuart Needham (stuart_needham@outlook.com), Dom Escott (dom@barrowscapes.uk) and Martin Bell, University of Reading

1-3

The Hallstatt Collection at the Ashmolean Museum

Courtney Nimura (courtney.nimura@ashmus.ox.ac.uk), Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Jennifer Foster (jennifer.foster@conted.ox.ac.uk), Department of Continuing Education, University of Oxford, and Alison Roberts (alison.roberts@ashmus.ox.ac.uk), A

3-6

Wrapped bones in a Bronze Age cist – a cautionary tale

Susanna Harris (susanna.harris@glasgow.ac.uk), Richard Jones, Nicki Whitehouse, all University of Glasgow; Robin Allaby, Alan Clapham, Annabelle De Vries, Teri Hansford, Shuya Zhang, all University of Warwick; and Richard Carlton, Newcastle University

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The Prehistoric Society 2022

8-9

Notice of AGM and Europe Conference 2023

8

Two new research volumes

10

Undergraduate dissertation prize – submissions open!

11

When did the cows come home? Exploring Bronze Age animal husbandry with isotopes and X-rays

David Osborne (d.osborne@nottingham.ac.uk), University of Nottingham

11-12

Excavations at Arminghall timber circle and henge

Andy Hutcheson (a.hutcheson@uea.ac.uk), Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Culture, University of East Anglia, Matt Brudenell and Mark Knight, both Cambridge Archaeological Unit

12-15

Unveiling the herding-farming communities of Mediterranean north-west Africa, c.1300–700 BC: the hilltop settlement of Kach Kouch

Hamza Benattia Melgarejo (hbmelgarejo@gmail.com), University of Barcelona

15-16