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The Thames through time: the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50

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1. Verfasser:	Lambrick, George (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	[Oxford] Oxford Archaeology 2009
Schriftenreihe:	Thames Valley landscapes monograph 29
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1500 v. Chr.-50 Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Iron age / England / Thames Valley Funde Antiquities, Prehistoric > England > Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) > England > Thames Valley Iron age > England > Thames Valley Prehistoric peoples > England > Thames Valley Ausgrabung Siedlung Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities, Roman Thames Valley (England) > Antiquities Thames Valley (England) > Antiquities, Roman Themsetal
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	xix, 428 S. Ill., Kt. 31 cm
ISBN:	9780954962791 0954962796

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adam_text	Contents Figures .................................................................................... viii Preface ....................................................................................xiii Acknowledgments.......................................................................... xiv Summary ................................................................................ xv-xvi Picture credits ..............................................................................xvii CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION: CHANGE AND SOCIETY IN LATE PREHISTORY by George Lambrick THE CHANGING SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL BASIS OF LATE PREHISTORIC SOCIETY ........1 Trajectories of change ..............................................................................1 The legacy of later prehistory ........................................................................1 FRAMEWORKS FOR STUDYING LATE PREHISTORY IN THE THAMES VALLEY ...........................3 Development of Fieldwork ......................................................................... 3 Chronological Frameworks ..........................................................................4 DISCOVERING LATE PREHISTORY IN THE THAMES VALLEY: SOURCES AND METHODS ...............5 Types of Evidence ................................................................................. 5 USING THE EVIDENCE: FRAMEWORKS OF INTERPRETATION .........................................11 CHAPTER 2 - SETTING THE SCENE: THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE GEOGRAPHY OF SETTLEMENT by Mark Robinson and George Lambrick THE STUDY AREA ....................................................................................17 The geology, geomorphology and soils of the regions ................................................17 THE GEOGRAPHY OF LATE PREHISTORIC SETTLEMENT AND LANDUSE IN THE THAMES VALLEY .....23 The legacy of monuments, settlement patterns and landuse from earlier prehistory ......................24 The Upper Thames Valley and Tributaries ...........................................................25 The Middle Thames Valley and Tributaries ..........................................................27 Communal enclosures and late Iron Age developments ...............................................28 THE PALAEOHYDROLOGY OF THE THAMES AND ITS FLOODPLAIN ..................................29 The Middle and Late Bronze Age ...................................................................29 The Iron Age .....................................................................................31 THE VEGETATION AND ENVIRONMENT OF THE THAMES TERRACES AND FLOODPLAIN .............34 The Middle Bronze Age Environment of the Upper Thames Valley .....................................34 The Middle Bronze Age Environment of the Middle Thames Valley ...................................38 The Late Bronze Age Environment of the Upper Thames Valley ........................................40 The Late Bronze Age Environment of the Middle Thames Valley .......................................41 The Early to Middle Iron Age Environment of the Upper Thames Valley ...............................43 The Early to Middle Iron Age Environment of the Middle Thames Valley ...............................48 The Late Iron Age and Early Roman Environment of the Upper Thames Valley (AD1-AD100) .............49 The Late Iron Age Environment of the Middle Thames Valley .........................................51 CHAPTER 3 - DIVIDING UP THE COUNTRYSIDE by George Lambrick ORGANISING THE COUNTRYSIDE: WOODLAND, OPEN LAND, FIELDS AND ENCLOSURES ............53 Woodland and Forest ..............................................................................53 Open land and pasture ............................................................................56 Land division and enclosure .......................................................................56 THE PHYSICAL FORM OF LAND DIVISION, FIELDS AND OTHER BOUNDARIES .......................56 Open boundaries and tethering .....................................................................56 111 The Thames through Time Physical manifestations of land division ............................................................. 57 Large- and medium- scale land division ............................................................. 2 Middle Bronze Age and later L-shaped enclosure ditches .............................................70 FIELD SYSTEMS AND ENCLOSURES .................................................................. 73 Later Bronze Age and Iron Age co-axial and rectilinear field systems ...................................73 Iron Age fields and land enclosure .................................................................. 80 CHAPTER 4 - SETTLEMENTS AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS by George Lambrick with contributions by Tim Allen INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 91 SEASONAL MOBILE LIVING .......................................................................... 91 DISPERSED OPEN SETTLEMENTS OF THE LATER BRONZE AGE AND EARLY IRON AGE ................94 ORDERED OPEN SETTLEMENTS OF THE LATE BRONZE AGE ..........................................99 SETTLEMENTS WITHIN MIDDLE TO LATE BRONZE AGE FIELD SYSTEMS .............................101 LONG-LIVED OPEN SETTLEMENTS WITH PIT CLUSTERS .............................................105 Middle Thames .................................................................................. Ю5 Upper Thames ...................................................................................105 IRON AGE HOUSE, PEN AND PADDOCK SETTLEMENTS .............................................109 LATE IRON AGE ENCLOSURE CLUSTERS .............................................................115 ENCLOSED FARMING SETTLEMENTS ................................................................118 Middle to late Bronze Age .........................................................................118 Early Iron Age enclosed settlements ................................................................119 Middle to late Iron Age enclosed settlements in the Upper Thames Valley .............................120 Middle to late Iron Age enclosed settlements in the Middle Thames Valley ............................127 CHAPTER 5 - HEARTH AND HOME: BUILDINGS AND DOMESTIC CULTURE by George Lambrick HOUSE ARCHITECTURE AND USAGE ................................................................133 Methods of Construction .........................................................................133 Changes in construction methods .................................................................137 Design, size, layout and facilities of roundhouses ...................................................137 Orientation, order and use: symbolic and practical ...................................................142 EXTERNAL LIVING ...................................................................................149 DIET, FOOD PREPARATION AND DRINKING .........................................................155 What people ate ..................................................................................155 Processing of farm products .......................................................................156 Drink ...........................................................................................159 Cooking .........................................................................................159 Serving, eating and feasting .......................................................................164 HEALTH AND SICKNESS ............................................................................167 DRESS, ORNAMENT AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE .................................................169 Personal appearance and toiletries .................................................................171 RECREATION, GAMES AND TOYS ....................................................................178 CHAPTER 6 - MAKING A LIVING: PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE by George Lambrick with contributions by Mark Robinson Work areas and structures ........................................................................179 Burnt mounds and associated features ............................................................179 Pits and hollows associated with burning .........................................................181 Domestic and communal crafts: evidence of tools, products and waste materials .......................183 Flint-knapping ......................................................................... _ 283 Carpentry, wood- and wicker-working .............................................................186 Woodworking tools ........................................................ jgg Choice of woods and conversion of timber .........................................................186 Structural carpentry and hurdles .............................................. 186 Scabbards, handles, hafts and sticks ..........................................................189 Contents Log ladders ...................................................................................190 Turning, carving and coopering ...................................................................190 Textiles and cordage .............................................................................191 Sources of fibre ................................................................................191 Spinning ......................................................................................191 Dyeing ........................................................................................194 Weaving ......................................................................................194 Sewing and making clothes and other objects from fabrics ..........................................195 Bone and antler working, animal skins and leather ..................................................197 Bone, antler and horn ...........................................................................197 Animal skins and other soft tissue ...............................................................198 Pottery and other ceramics ........................................................................198 Techniques used in potting .......................................................................198 The organisation of pottery production ...........................................................199 Stoneworking, quarrying and collection ............................................................205 Querns .......................................................................................207 Other stone tools and ornaments ................................................................211 Salt .............................................................................................211 Metalworking and smithing .......................................................................212 Metalworking evidence: raw materials, equipment, products and waste ...............................212 Bronzeworking ................................................................................212 Later Bronze Age bronzeworking .................................................................212 Iron Age bronzeworking ........................................................................215 Ironworking ...................................................................................215 The introduction of iron ........................................................................215 Iron Age ironworking ..........................................................................218 Hybrid high temperature craftsmanship ...........................................................219 Metal and metalwork exchange .................................................................220 Coinage .........................................................................................221 Artistic design and fashion ........................................................................221 Design on the small scale - the application of decorative techniques to objects ........................221 Style and fashion ..............................................................................222 The artistic content of design ....................................................................223 Surface finishes ................................................................................223 Colour .......................................................................................224 The application of decoration to ordinary objects ..................................................225 Art and design in later prehistoric society .........................................................225 Transport and communications ....................................................................225 Means of transport .............................................................................225 Boats ......................................................................................225 Pedestrian transport ...........................................................................228 Animal transport and wheeled vehicles ...........................................................228 Structures associated with river and floodplain communication .....................................229 Revetments, waterfront structures and jetties ......................................................229 Bridges, fords and causeways ....................................................................232 Floodplain causeways, trackways and paths ........................................................233 Overland routeways ...........................................................................235 CHAPTER 7 - LIVING OFF THE LAND: FARMING, WATER, STORAGE AND WASTE by Mark Robinson and George Lambrick LATE PREHISTORIC FARMING IN THE THAMES VALLEY .............................................237 Tools for farming and subsistence .................................................................237 Animal husbandry ...............................................................................240 Crops and their cultivation ........................................................................249 Woodland management and products ..............................................................260 Overview of the development of late prehistoric farming in the Thames Valley .........................262 The Thames through Time WATER SUPPLY, STORAGE AND WASTE .............................................................. 266 , ..............266 Water sources .............................................................. 271 Storage of produce ............................................................................... Four posters and similar structures ............................................................... 1 Mega-posters ............................................................................... Other possible storage structures ................................................................. 4 Storage Pits ................................................................................... 274 Waste, Rubbish Disposal and Recycling ............................................................278 General Patterns ............................................................................... z/ö Middens ...................................................................................... 279 Ditches, Pits, Disused Waterholes and Latrines .................................................... 282 CHAPTER 8 - ATTITUDES TO LIFE AND DEATH by George Lambrick Special deposits and hoards ......................................................................283 Special deposits in settlements ..................................................................283 Hoarding ...................................................................................... 287 The river and other watery places as a focus for deposition ..........................................288 Burials in monuments and cemeteries ..............................................................294 Middle to late Bronze Age .......................................................................294 Middle to late Iron Age cemeteries and burials within structures .....................................303 Burial practices away from formal burial grounds ...................................................306 Middle to late Bronze Age cremation burials infields and by boundaries ..............................306 Late Bronze Age and Iron Age inhumation burials associated with boundaries ........................309 Bound and bagged burials ......................................................................310 Disposal of human remains in watery places ......................................................311 Burials in and around middle to late Bronze Age settlements ........................................312 Human remains in late Bronze Age and early Iron Age midden settlements ............................313 Human remains at Iron Age settlements in the Upper Thames Valley .................................313 Human remains and Iron Age settlements in the Middle Thames Valley ..............................315 Late Iron Age cremation burials and high status burials ..............................................316 The social and spiritual status of people ............................................................319 Normative rites and disposal of the majority .....................................................319 Grave goods ...................................................................................319 Evidence of the status of people buried in funerary monuments and cemeteries ........................320 Young children .................................................................................321 People buried in and around settlements compared with the Yarnton Cemetery ........................321 Dismemberment, decapitation, disapprobation, sacrifice and cannibalism .............................323 Overview of changing burial customs ..............................................................325 CHAPTER 9 - COMMUNAL INTERRELATIONSHIPS: SACRED PLACES, DEFENCE AND POLITICS by George Lambrick with contributions by Tim Allen Ceremonial structures, shrines and other sacred places ..............................................329 Post-rings .................................................................... 329 Sacred enclosures and shrines .................................................... _ # 33I Celtic temples or shrines ......................................................... 333 Other sacred or symbolic structures .......................................... 33g Riverside and terrestrial middens .............................................. 339 Weaponry and human remains in the river ............................. 34I The means of conflict ............................................. 342 Defensive enclosures and forts .................................... 343 Middle to late Bronze Age valley floor enclosures ....................... 343 Late Bronze Age hilltop enclosures ........................................ 344 Other possible late Bronze Age hilltop enclosures .............................. 347 Iron Age forts ............................................................. Extra-mural settlement .................................................. VI Contents The role of hilltop enclosures and forts as communal sites of special status ............................358 Late forts and enclosed oppida ..................................................................361 Territorial linear ditches ........................................................................368 Political geography: political centres, tribal areas, rivers as boundaries, hillforts and central places .......371 Late Iron Age power politics ......................................................................373 CHAPTER 10 - CONCLUSIONS: THE IMPACT OF CHANGE AND LEGACIES OF LATE PREHISTORIC SOCIETY by George Lambrick Population dynamics .............................................................................377 Developing a model of population change .........................................................377 Discussion ....................................................................................379 The emergence of fields and farms .................................................................380 Organising the land ............................................................................380 What happened to residential mobility ...........................................................386 Community and family interaction .................................................................387 Family and community involvement in crafts and exchange .........................................387 Social relations and the bounding space ...........................................................387 Producers and consumers? .......................................................................388 Social and political hierarchies ..................................................................389 Inertia versus Innovation: the effect of belief systems, rights, traditions and new ideas ..................390 Tenure as a possible influence on trajectories of settlement and landuse change ........................390 Technology and exchange ........................................................................391 Belief systems and religion ......................................................................392 Survivals and legacies ............................................................................393 The inheritance from earlier prehistory ...........................................................393 Legacies to Roman administered Thames Valley ...................................................393 Living legacies today ..........................................................................395 The state of research .............................................................................397 Abbreviations .......................................................................................399 Bibliography ........................................................................................399 Index ...............................................................................................423 VII
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spelling	Lambrick, George Verfasser aut The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50 by George Lambrick with Mark Robinson ; and with contributions by Tim Allen [Oxford] Oxford Archaeology 2009 xix, 428 S. Ill., Kt. 31 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Thames Valley landscapes monograph 29 Includes bibliographical references and index Geschichte 1500 v. Chr.-50 gnd rswk-swf Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Iron age / England / Thames Valley Funde Antiquities, Prehistoric England Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) England Thames Valley Iron age England Thames Valley Prehistoric peoples England Thames Valley Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd rswk-swf Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 gnd rswk-swf Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities, Roman Thames Valley (England) Antiquities Thames Valley (England) Antiquities, Roman Themsetal (DE-588)4310477-0 gnd rswk-swf Themsetal (DE-588)4310477-0 g Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 s Geschichte 1500 v. Chr.-50 z Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 s DE-604 Thames Valley landscapes monograph 29 (DE-604)BV010867080 29 Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=018751566&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	Lambrick, George The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50 Thames Valley landscapes monograph Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Iron age / England / Thames Valley Funde Antiquities, Prehistoric England Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) England Thames Valley Iron age England Thames Valley Prehistoric peoples England Thames Valley Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 gnd
subject_GND	(DE-588)4129464-6 (DE-588)4054858-2 (DE-588)4310477-0
title	The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50
title_auth	The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50
title_exact_search	The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50
title_full	The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50 by George Lambrick with Mark Robinson ; and with contributions by Tim Allen
title_fullStr	The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50 by George Lambrick with Mark Robinson ; and with contributions by Tim Allen
title_full_unstemmed	The Thames through time the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50 by George Lambrick with Mark Robinson ; and with contributions by Tim Allen
title_short	The Thames through time
title_sort	the thames through time the archaeology of the gravel terraces of the upper and middle thames the thames valley in late prehistory 1500 bc ad 50
title_sub	the archaeology of the Gravel terraces of the Upper and Middle Thames ; the Thames Valley in late prehistory, 1500 BC - AD 50
topic	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Iron age / England / Thames Valley Funde Antiquities, Prehistoric England Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) England Thames Valley Iron age England Thames Valley Prehistoric peoples England Thames Valley Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 gnd
topic_facet	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Iron age / England / Thames Valley Funde Antiquities, Prehistoric England Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) England Thames Valley Iron age England Thames Valley Prehistoric peoples England Thames Valley Ausgrabung Siedlung Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities, Roman Thames Valley (England) Antiquities Thames Valley (England) Antiquities, Roman Themsetal
url	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=018751566&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
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