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Holy Ground: Theoretical Issues Relating to the Landscape and Material Culture of Ritual Space Objects : Papers from a Session Held at the Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, Cardiff 1999
BAR International Series (2001)
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Ten papers, delivered at the annual Theoretical Archaeology Group conference held in Cardiff in 1999, examine the ritual landscapes of the Neolithic through to the late Middle Ages, with an emphasis on the prehistoric period.Links
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