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Bog Bodies, Sacred Sites and Wetland Archaeology by Bryony Coles, John Coles and Mogens Schou Jorgensen; proceedings of a conference held by WARP and the National Museum of Denmark, in conjunction with Silkeborg Museum, Jutland, September, 1996 is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Bog Bodies, Sacred Sites and Wetland Archaeology about?

The Man And The Bog / Seamus Heaney -- Face To Face With Your Past / Christian Fischer -- Archaeology On The Shores Of Lake Neuchâtel / Béat Arnold -- Prehistoric Settlements And Activities In The Welsh Severn Estuary / Martin Bell -- The Early Neolithic Danish Bog Finds / Pia Bennike -- The In Situ Preservation Of The Sweet Track / Richard Brunning -- Sacred Sites On The Northwest Coast Of North America / Roy L. Carlson -- Mesolithic Boats From Around The Great Belt, Denmark / Charlie Christensen -- Doggerland's Loss And The Neolithic / Bryony Coles -- The Hoko River Wet Site / Dale R. Croes -- Bog Body From Clongownagh, Baronstown West, County Kildare, Ireland / M. Delaney, R. O'floinn & E. Heckett -- Wetland Habitats, Their Resource Potential And Exploitation / Mark Dinnin & Robert Van De Noort -- Words From Kept Bodies / Christine Finn -- Stone Age Åmose / Anders Fischer -- The Tollund Man And The Elling Woman And Other Bog Bodies From Central Jutland / Christian Fischer -- Piglets In Peat / Heather Gill-robinson -- Danish Dynamite / Ole Grøn. Peat, Archaeology, And Palaeoecology In Scotland / Richard Hingley, Patrick Ashmore, Ciara Clarke & Alison Sheridan -- Early Irrigation

Who reads Bog Bodies, Sacred Sites and Wetland Archaeology?

Author

Bryony Coles, John Coles and Mogens Schou Jorgensen; proceedings of a conference held by WARP and the National Museum of Denmark, in conjunction with Silkeborg Museum, Jutland, September, 1996

Publisher

Wetland Archaeology Research Project, 1999.

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9780951911754

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Humanities