Soils Stones and Symbols Cultural Perceptions of the Mineral World

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Transforming the Earth: from veneration to exploitation Ochre, Clay, Stone and Art: the symbolic importance of minerals Striking Stones: the significance of stone in the monuments of Neolithic Britain A Phenomenology of the Buried Landscape The Role of Clay in Shaping the Neolithic World Geoarchaeology and the Goddess Laksmi The Cosmic Earth: materiality and mineralogy in the Americas Geology, Colour and Intentionality in the Megalithic Monuments of Western Europe Tools of the Ancestors Reading the Earth.

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