Archéologie de l'Europe du Nord de Routledge Séries

Cette série explore l'histoire riche et complexe de l'Europe du Nord à travers des découvertes archéologiques. Elle examine les racines profondes des cultures, de l'âge de pierre au début du Moyen Âge, révélant des aperçus fascinants sur la vie de nos ancêtres. Chaque volume offre une analyse détaillée de sites clés, d'artefacts et de théories, éclairant la formation de l'identité régionale et ses liens internationaux. C'est une ressource essentielle pour quiconque s'intéresse au passé profond du continent.

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Formative Britain
An Archaeology of Britain, Fifth to Eleventh Century AD
Martin Carver
736pages
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Focusing on the archaeology of Britain and its inshore islands from AD 400 to 1100, this volume presents a comprehensive analysis of early medieval Britain as a unified entity. The author, Carver, explores how this period established the cultural, political, and ideological foundations that shaped the island's population, offering fresh insights into the significance of archaeological findings in understanding Britain's early history.
The British Palaeolithic
Human Societies at the Edge of the Pleistocene World
Paul Pettitt
616pages
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Focusing on the British Palaeolithic, this comprehensive academic synthesis covers the entire timeline from the earliest human occupation to the conclusion of the Ice Age. It serves as a vital resource for both teaching and research, addressing a significant gap in existing literature by presenting the latest findings and insights on this critical period in British prehistory.

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Formative Britain

The British Palaeolithic