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Index
Front Cover Half-Title Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of figures List of tables List of contributors Tabula gratulatoria 1. Introduction: Alasdair Whittle and the Neolithic of Europe 2. ‘Very like the Neolithic’: the everyday and settlement in the European Neolithic 3. The end of the tells: the Iron Age ‘Neolithic’ in the central and northern Aegean 4. Encounters in the watery realm: early to mid-Holocene geochronologies of Lower Danube human–river interactions 5. Buried in mud, buried in clay: specially arranged settlement burials from in and around the Danubian Sárköz, Neolithic southern Hungary 6. The chosen ones: unconventional burials at Polgár–Csőszhalom (north-east Hungary) from the fifth millennium cal BC 7. A tale of two processes of Neolithisation: south-east Europe and Britain/Ireland 8. Stag do: ritual implications of antler use in prehistory 9. Towards an integrated bioarchaeological perspective on the central European Neolithic: understanding the pace and rhythm of social processes through comparative discussion of the western loess belt and Alpine foreland 10. Size matters? Exploring exceptional buildings in the central European early Neolithic 11. Feasts and sacrifices: fifth millennium ‘pseudo-ditch’ causewayed enclosures from the southern Upper Rhine valley 12. From Neolithic kings to the Staffordshire hoard. Hoards and aristocratic graves in the European Neolithic: the birth of a ‘Barbarian’ Europe? 13. Sudden time? Natural disasters as a stimulus to monument building, from Silbury Hill (Great Britain) to Antequera (Spain) 14. Art in the making: Neolithic societies in Britain, Ireland and Iberia 15. Community building: houses and people in Neolithic Britain 16. Passage graves as material technologies of wrapping 17. Rings of fire and Grooved Ware settlement at West Kennet, Wiltshire 18. Remembered and imagined belongings: Stonehenge in the age of first metals 19. Interdigitating pasts: the Irish and Scottish Neolithics
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