PAST 99 - Autumn 2021 | The Prehistoric Society

An upland cursus monument at Melbourne Crossroads, Strathclyde, Scotland

Angela R. Gannon (angela.gannon@hes.scot), Historic Environment Scotland

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Prehistoric Society Spring Dayschool Pushing the boundaries; new approaches in (studying) the prehistoric past: a day in honour of John Coles

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Digital colour enhancement in the study of prehistoric rock art: a case study from the province of León, Spain

Feliciano Cadierno Guerra (felicianocadierno@hotmail.es), University of Valencia, Spain

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Testing the tools – replicating the carpentry imitated at Stonehenge

Roy Loveday (r.e.loveday@btinternet.com), independent scholar; Rachel Crellin, University of Leicester; Oliver Harris University of Leicester; and David Field, independent scholar

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Statement of financial activities for the year ended 31 December 2020

Clare Randall, Treasurer

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Forthcoming meetings 2021–2022

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Opportunities to help the Prehistoric Society

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The Prehistoric Society Europa conference 2021: People and society in late prehistoric Europe

Anni Byard (acb53@leicester.ac.uk), University of Leicester

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The figurative amongst the abstract: new PhD research into Late Iron Age art

Reb Ellis (rlearchaeology@gmail.com), University of Hull

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The discovery of an anthropomorphic sandstone stela at La Grande Maison (Chamigny), Seine-et-Marne, France

Rosalie Jallot (rosalie.jallot@gmail.com) UMR 82 15 Trajectoires Inrap; Jules Masson Mourey (julesmassonmourey@yahoo.fr) Université d’Aix-Marseille, LAMPEA; and Mike Copper (m.copper1@bradford.ac.uk) University of Bradford

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It’s a dog’s life? Reconsidering the human-dog relationship in Mesolithic north-west Europe

Sophy Charlton (sophy@palaeo.eu), University of Oxford; Nick J. Overton, University of Manchester; and Amelia Halls, independent researcher

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