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PAST 104

Summer 2023

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Artefacts of Arran pitchstone from Slewcairn Early Neolithic funerary monument, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
Torben Ballin (lithicresearch@gmail.com) and Alison Sheridan (a.sheridan@nms.ac.uk), both Independent Researchers
1-3
Ponteland Leisure Centre, Northumberland: an Early Bronze Age ring ditch on the Northumberland coastal plain
Milena Grzybowska (milena@archaeologicalresearchservices.com), Archaeological Research Services Ltd
4-6
The first Middle Bronze Age rectilinear enclosure discovered in south Wales
Oliver Davis (davisop@cardiff.ac.uk) and Niall Sharples, both Cardiff University
7-8
Programme of Meetings 2023–2024
9
Conference Grant Fund Reports 2022
9-11
Prehistory in the Past and the Past of Prehistory
Kate Sumnall, Curator of Archaeology, Museum of London
11-12
Invisible death rites in the early Neolithic: results of archaeothanatological analysis of Linearbandkeramik funerary practices
I Wilks (iseabailwilks@alumni.york.ac.uk), P Bickle (Univ of York) M Furholt, M Wunderlich, K Fuchs, (Kiel Univ); Z Hukelova, (Inst of Arch of the Slovak Academy of Sciences) Z Tvrdý (Moravské zemské museum, Czechia) & T Booth (Francis Crick Institute)
12-14
Preliminary geoarchaeological survey on a Bronze Age landscape in south-central Sardinia
Gianbattista Marras (gbm27@cam.ac.uk), Julia Gustafson, both University of Cambridge, and Eóin W. Parkinson, Queen’s University Belfast
14-16