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1. Verfasser:	Albrecht, Brian G. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Archaeopress 2015
Schriftenreihe:	BAR British series 607
Schlagworte:	Grubenwerk Neolithikum Britische Inseln
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Beschreibung:	XVI, 338 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
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adam_text	Contents Abstract................................................................................................։ Acknowledgements....................................................................................... ■ Contents..............................................................................................։* Figures...............................................................................................xi* Tables................................................................................................xvi 0.1 Introduction.......................................................................................1 Book structure...............................................................................2 Chapter 1: 100 years of interpreting causewayed enclosures.............................................5 1.1 Introduction.......................................................................................5 1.2 Causewayed enclosures from the early 1900s to the 1960s............................................5 The first 30 years: c. 1900-1930.............................................................5 The next 30 years: 1930-1960.................................................................6 The 1950s: towards a social archaeology of causewayed enclosures.............................7 1.3 Causewayed enclosures from the 1960s to the 1980s..................................................9 The 1960s: a decade of excavation and modeling...............................................9 The 1970s: the rise of processual theory.....................................................9 1.4 Causewayed enclosures from the 1960s to the 1980s..................................................16 The 1980s: a time of theoretical change.....................................................16 1990 to c. 2000: the formulation of an interpretive archaeology.............................19 The turn of the 2(Th century to the present day.............................................21 1.5 Conclusion........................................................................................24 Chapter 2: Re-assessing the evidence for activity at causewayed enclosures: developing an interpretive approach.................................................................................26 2.1 Introduction......................................................................................26 2.2 The regional distribution of causewayed enclosures in the early Neolithic.........................27 2.3 Causewayed enclosure construction.................................................................28 2.4 A context for assessing activity through deposition..............................................29 2.5 Deposition at causewayed enclosures..............................................................30 2.6 Interpreting activities at causewayed enclosures.................................................30 2.7 Temporality and the importance of changing activities at causewayed enclosures...................32 2.8 Challenges and limitations of early 20th century excavation......................................33 2.9 Conclusion.......................................................................................34 iii Chapter 3: The causewayed enclosures of East Anglia 36 3.1 Introduction...................................................................................36 3.2 Etton........................................................................................ 36 Location and background..................................................................36 Previous interpretations.................................................................38 Chronology and dating....................................................................39 3.3 Deposition at Etton............................................................................39 Enclosure ditch animal bone..............................................................42 Phase 1A............................................................................43 Phase IB............................................................................45 Phase 1C............................................................................47 Phase 2.............................................................................47 Interior animal bone.....................................................................47 Human bone...............................................................................49 Pottery..................................................................................49 Flint....................................................................................54 Interior flint...........................................................................54 Stone and other objects..................................................................58 Wood.....................................................................................60 3.4 Material and associated activity areas.........................................................63 Woodworking................................................................................63 Segment 5...........................................................................63 Animal bone butchering/processing areas..................................................64 Segment 10, F994 ‘pyre’feature......................................................64 Mortuaiy practices.......................................................................65 Segment 1, Phase 1A.................................................................65 Segment 6, Phase IB recut...........................................................65 Segment 10, layers 1 and 2..........................................................67 3.5 Other activity areas...........................................................................69 Terminal end deposits....................................................................69 Segment 1...........................................................................69 Segment 7, Phase 1C.................................................................70 Segment 9, Phase 1C recut, layer 2..................................................71 Segment 9, Phase 1C, layer 3........................................................71 Segment 10, Phase 1C, layers 1 and 2................................................71 3.6 Summary........................................................................................71 3.7 Haddenham......................................................................................72 Location and background..................................................................72 Previous interpretations.................................................................72 Chronology and dating....................................................................72 3.8 Deposition at Haddenham........................................................................78 Animal bone..............................................................................78 Human bone...............................................................................78 Flint....................................................................................79 Pottery..................................................................................80 IV 3.9 Material and associated activity areas........................................................82 Hideworking areas........................................................................82 Lithic production areas..................................................................83 3.10 Summary......................................................................................83 3.11 Conclusion...................................................................................83 Chapter 4: The causewayed enclosures of the South Downs............................................86 4.1 Introduction...................................................................................86 4.2 Offham Hill....................................................................................86 Location and background..................................................................86 Previous interpretations.................................................................86 Chronology and dating....................................................................86 4.3 Deposition at Offham Hill......................................................................86 Animal bone..............................................................................86 Primary context.....................................................................87 Secondary context...................................................................87 Internal pits.......................................................................87 Pottery..................................................................................88 Primary context.....................................................................88 Secondary context...................................................................89 Human bone...............................................................................89 Flint....................................................................................89 By-products.........................................................................89 Implements..........................................................................89 4.4 Material and associated activity areas.........................................................89 Knapping flint...........................................................................89 Mortuary practice and flint..............................................................92 4.5 Summary........................................................................................95 4.6 The Trundle....................................................................................95 Location and background..................................................................95 Previous interpretations.................................................................95 Chronology and dating....................................................................99 4.7 Deposition at The Trundle......................................................................99 Animal bone..............................................................................99 Human bone...............................................................................99 Flint....................................................................................99 By-products.........................................................................99 Implements..........................................................................99 Pottery..................................................................................99 Querns..................................................................................101 Chalk objects...........................................................................101 4.8 Material and associated activity areas........................................................101 Animal processing.......................................................................101 Flint processing........................................................................101 4.9 Summary......................................................................................101 v 4.10 Whitehawk.....................................................................................լօշ Location and background..................................................................102 Previous interpretations.................................................................102 Chronology and dating....................................................................102 4.11 Material and associated activity areas........................................................107 Hunting and animals......................................................................107 Deer...............................................................................107 Dogs...............................................................................116 Quarrying and human bone.................................................................116 Flint..............................................................................116 Chalk and mortuary practice........................................................116 Isolated chalk objects.............................................................117 4.12 Summary.......................................................................................118 4.13 Conclusion....................................................................................118 Chapter 5: The causewayed enclosures of Wiltshire...................................................121 5.1 Introduction...................................................................................121 5.2 Knap Hill......................................................................................121 Location and background..................................................................121 Previous interpretations.................................................................121 Chronology and dating....................................................................121 5.3 Deposition at Knap Hill........................................................................121 Animal bone..............................................................................122 Flint....................................................................................122 Pottery..................................................................................122 Stone objects other than flint...........................................................122 5.4 Material and associated activity areas.........................................................124 Trench A-A...............................................................................124 Cutting I................................................................................125 Cuttings II and III......................................................................125 5.5 Summary...................................................................................... 125 5.6 Robin Hood s Ball..............................................................................125 Location and background..................................................................125 Previous interpretations.................................................................125 Chronology and dating....................................................................125 5.7 Deposition at Robin Hood’s Ball................................................................126 Animal bone..............................................................................130 Flint....................................................................................130 Pottery..................................................................................130 5.8 Material and associated activity areas.........................................................130 Butchering, feasting andflint knapping...................................................130 Inner Ditch (Trench 1)...........................................................130 Outer Ditch (Trench 2)...........................................................133 Outer Bank (Trench 2)............................................................133 vi 5.9 Summary 133 5.10 Whitesheet Hill.............................................................................133 Location and background..................................................................133 Previous interpretations.................................................................135 Chronology and dating....................................................................135 5.11 Deposition at Whitesheet Hill................................................................136 Animal bone..............................................................................136 Flint....................................................................................144 Pottery..................................................................................144 Stone....................................................................................144 5.12 Material and associated activity areas.......................................................145 Enclosure ditch..........................................................................145 Feature 1295.............................................................................145 Feature 1303.............................................................................145 Feature 1293.............................................................................146 5.13 Summary......................................................................................146 5.14 Windmill Hill ...............................................................................146 Location and background..................................................................146 Previous interpretations.................................................................146 Chronology and dating.................................................................. 149 5.15 Deposition at Windmill Hill..................................................................158 Animal bone..............................................................................158 Human bone...............................................................................158 Flint....................................................................................158 Pottery..................................................................................204 Sarsen and stone.........................................................................205 Antler and worked bone...................................................................207 Chalk....................................................................................208 5.16 Material and associated activity areas.......................................................208 Mortuary practice and related activities.................................................209 OD 111...........................................................................209 MDX..............................................................................209 Trench BB.......................................................................212 Food processing..........................................................................212 MD1..............................................................................212 MD VII...........................................................................212 ID VII...........................................................................212 Flint working............................................................................212 MD XL............................................................................212 ID XII...........................................................................214 Trenches B and E................................................................214 Other activity areas.....................................................................216 MDII.............................................................................216 5.17 Summary......................................................................................216 5.18 Conclusion...................................................................................216 vii Chapter 6: The distinctive role of causewayed enclosures 218 6.1 Introduction....................................................................................218 6.2 Chronology and regional patterns................................................................218 6.3 Comparing and contextualising activities........................................................222 Choosing a location.......................................................................222 Use and experience of location............................................................223 Clearing woodland.........................................................................224 Mining and quarrying......................................................................225 Knapping flint............................................................................228 Working wood..............................................................................230 Building barriers.........................................................................231 Preparing hides...........................................................................232 Storing and processing foods..............................................................232 Eating meals andfeasting..................................................................233 Dealing with the dead.....................................................................234 6.4 The economics of activity.......................................................................236 Growing and using cereals.................................................................236 Dailying and culling wild animals.........................................................236 Hunting and the representation of animals.................................................237 Gender, age and other forms of social relations...........................................237 6.5 Conclusion......................................................................................237 6.6 Future research.................................................................................239 Appendix 1: The material culture of causewayed enclosures within East Anglia.........................240 1.1 Etton...........................................................................................240 Animal bone totals for all phases within the enclosure ditch segments.....................240 Phase 1A animal bone by enclosure ditch segment...........................................241 Phase IB animal bone by enclosure ditch segment...........................................242 Phase 1C animal bone by enclosure ditch segment...........................................243 Phase 2 animal bone by enclosure ditch segment............................................244 Human bone from the enclosure ditch segments..............................................245 Phase IA by-product and implement totals by enclosure ditch segment.......................246 Phase 1C by-product and implement totals by enclosure ditch segment.......................247 Phase 2 by-product and implement totals by enclosure ditch segment........................248 Phase 1 pottery totals by enclosure ditch segment.........................................249 Phase 2 pottery totals by enclosure ditch segment.........................................250 Unsecure pottery totals by enclosure ditch segment........................................251 1.2 Haddenham.......................................................................................252 Animal bone from primary contexts of the enclosure ditch..................................252 Animal bone from secondary contexts of the enclosure ditch................................253 Primary by-products from the enclosure ditch..............................................254 Primary implements from the enclosure ditch...............................................255 Secondary by-products from the enclosure ditch............................................256 Secondary implements from the enclosure ditch.............................................257 Palisade flint from all contexts..........................................................258 Pottery from all contexts within the enclosure ditch......................................258 viii Appendix 2: The material culture of causewayed enclosures within the South Downs....................259 2.1 Offham Hill......................................................................................259 Primary animal bone from the Outer Ditch (Group A)........................................259 Secondary animal bone from the Inner Ditch (Group A)......................................259 Primary animal bone from the Outer Ditch (Group B)........................................260 Secondary animal bone from Outer Ditch (Group B)..........................................260 Animal bone from pits (Group C)...........................................................260 Primary pottery from all contexts..........................................................261 Secondary pottery from all contexts........................................................261 Human bone fi-om the Outer Ditch...........................................................261 Human bone from the Inner Ditch............................................................262 By-products from all contexts..............................................................262 Implements from all contexts...............................................................262 2.2 The Trundle......................................................................................263 Flint and stone, Inner Ditch, Cutting I (¡929).............................................263 Flint and stone, Inner Ditch, Cutting II (1931)............................................263 Flint and stone, Inner Ditch, Cutting III (1931)...........................................264 Flint and stone, Second Ditch, Cutting I (1929)............................................264 Flint and stone, Second Ditch, Cutting II (1929)...........................................265 Flint and stone, Second Ditch, Cutting III (1929)..........................................265 Flint and stone, Second Ditch, Cutting IV (1931)...........................................266 Flint and stone, Spiral Ditch, Cutting I (1929)............................................266 Flint and stone, Third Ditch (1981)........................................................267 All other material culture, Inner Ditch, Cutting 1 (1929)..................................267 All other material culture, Inner Ditch, Cutting II (1931).................................268 All other material culture, Inner Ditch, Cutting III (1931)................................268 All other material culture, Second Ditch, Cutting 1 (1929).................................269 All other material culture, Second Ditch, Cutting I (1929).................................270 All other material culture, Second Ditch, Cutting II (1929)................................271 All other material culture. Second Ditch, Cutting III (1931)...............................271 All other material culture, Second Ditch, Cutting IV (1931)................................272 All other material culture, Spiral Ditch, Cutting l (1929)................................272 All other material culture, Third Ditch (1981)............................................272 2.3 Whitehawk........................................................................................273 First Ditch, Cutting 1.....................................................................273 First Ditch, Cutting II....................................................................273 First Ditch, Cutting III...................................................................274 Trial Trench Ditch I, Cutting IV...........................................................274 First Ditch, Cutting V.....................................................................274 First Ditch, Cutting IV....................................................................275 Site A, Inner Ditch (A-DI).................................................................276 Site B, Inner Ditch (B-D I)................................................................276 Second Ditch, Cutting 1....................................................................277 Second Ditch, Cutting II...................................................................277 Second Ditch, Cutting III..................................................................278 Second Ditch, Cutting IV...................................................................278 Second Ditch, Cutting V....................................................................278 Second Ditch, Cutting VI...................................................................279 Site A, Second Ditch (A-D II)..............................................................279 Site B, Second Ditch (B-D II)..............................................................280 Third Ditch, Cutting 1.....................................................................281 Third Ditch, Cutting II....................................................................281 Third Ditch Cutting III....................................................................282 ix Third Ditch Cutting IV.......................................................................282 Third Ditch Cutting V........................................................................283 Third Ditch Cutting VI.......................................................................283 Third Ditch Cutting VII......................................................................283 Third Ditch Cutting VIII.....................................................................284 Site A, Third Ditch (A-D III)................................................................284 Site B, Third Ditch (B-D III)................................................................285 Fourth Ditch Cutting III.....................................................................285 Fourth Ditch Cutting IV......................................................................285 Fourth Ditch Cutting V.......................................................................285 Fourth Ditch Cutting IV......................................................................286 Site A, Outer Ditch (A-D IV).................................................................286 Site B, Outer Ditch (B-D IV).................................................................286 Site A, groups of pits and holes, Pit 3......................................................287 Site A, Hole 7...............................................................................287 Site B, Neolithic Pit 2......................................................................287 Site B, Neolithic Pit 4......................................................................288 Site B, surface soil.........................................................................288 Site B, Other/’Variousplaces ’...............................................................288 Appendix 3: The material culture of causewayed enclosures within Wiltshire...............................289 3.1 Knap Hill...........................................................................................289 Animal bone, Cutting 1.......................................................................289 Animal bone, Cutting II......................................................................290 Animal bone, Cutting III.....................................................................290 Animal bone, Cutting IV......................................................................291 Flint, Cutting 1.............................................................................292 Flint, Cutting II............................................................................293 Flint, Cutting III...........................................................................294 Flint, Cutting IV............................................................................295 Pottery, Cutting 1...........................................................................296 Pottery, Cutting II..........................................................................296 Pottery, Cutting III.........................................................................297 Pottery, Cutting IV..........................................................................297 Stone, Cutting 1.............................................................................298 Stone, Cutting II............................................................................298 Stone, Cutting III...........................................................................299 Stone, Cutting IV............................................................................299 3.2 Robin Hood’s Ball...................................................................................300 Animal bone, Inner Ditch, Trench l...........................................................300 Animal bone, Outer Ditch, Trench 2...........................................................300 Pottery from Inner Ditch and Outer Bank......................................................301 Flint and stone from all contexts............................................................301 Additional information, Outer Ditch, Trench 2................................................302 3.3 Whitesheet Hill.....................................................................................303 Animal bone from the enclosure ditch.........................................................303 Animal bone from Features 1303/1368 and 1293.................................................304 Animal bone from the interior................................................................305 Flint from all features and contexts.........................................................305 Pottery by feature and fabric................................................................306 x 3.4 Windmill Hill................................................................................307 Outer Ditch assemblage (1925-29).......................................................307 Outer Ditch IV assemblage (1957-58)....................................................307 Outer Bank IV assemblage (1957-58).....................................................308 Outer bank Vassemblage (1957-58).......................................................308 Outer Bank VI assemblage (1957-58).....................................................308 Middle Ditch assemblage (1925-29)......................................................309 Middle Ditch XII assemblage (1957-58)..................................................310 Inner Ditch assemblage (1925-29).......................................................311 Inner Ditch XVII assemblage (1957-58)..................................................312 Outer Ditch IV assemblage (1957-58)....................................................312 Outer Ditch V assemblage (1957-58).....................................................313 Primary animal bone assemblage (1988)..................................................313 Primáty flint assemblage (1988)........................................................314 Secondary/Tertiary animal bone assemblage (1988).......................................314 Secondary flint assemblage (1988)......................................................315 Tertiary animal bone assemblage (1988).................................................315 Upper Secondary/Tertiary flint assemblage (1988).......................................316 Primáty and Secondary/Tertiary pottery assemblage (1988)...............................316 Combined flint assemblage including Trench BB (1988)...................................317 Appendix 4: Causewayed enclosures for further study...............................................318 Bibliography......................................................................................321 xi
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