Prehistoric ritual and religion : essays in honour of Aubrey Burl

Abstract

Part 1 Monuments: stone circles and passage graves - a contested relationship double entrance henges - routes to the past? the Ballynahatty complex Irish hengiform enclosures and related monuments - a review colour in prehistoric architecture Hindwell and the neolithic palisaded sites of Britain and Ireland timber circles at Zwolle, Netherlands monuments in the landscape - thoughts from the peak. Part 2 Artefacts: breaking stones, making places - the social landscape of axe production sites points of exchange - the later neolithic monuments of the Morbihan radiocarbon dates for settlements, tombs and ceremonial sites with grooved ware in Scotland the Welsh jet set in prehistory - a case of keeping up with the Joneses? wood species for wooden figures - a glimpse of a pattern. Part 3 Theory and practice: Tyrebagger recumbent stone circles, Aberdeenshire - a note on recording from ritual to romance - a new western the time lords - ritual calendars, druids and the sacred year ritual astronomy in the neolithic and Bronze Age British Isles - patterns of continuity and change recording orthostatic settings H.A.W. Burl - a bibliography.

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