|
|
Ashton, N. &
Lewis, S. 2002. Deserted Britain: Declining Populations in
the British Late Middle Pleistocene. Antiquity 76
(2002): 388–396.
Ashton, N.M., Cook, J., Lewis, S.G. & Rose, J. 1992. High
Lodge: Excavations by G. de G. Sieveking 1962-68 and J. Cook
1988. British Museum Press, London.
Ashton, N.M., Lewis, S.G. & Parfitt, S.A. (eds). 1998. Excavations
at the Lower Palaeolithic site at East Farm, Barnham, Suffolk
1989–94. British Museum Occasional Paper No. 125. British
Museum, London.
Bridgland, D.R. 1994. Quaternary of the Thames. Geological
Conservation Review Series 7. Chapman and Hall, London.
Bridgland, D.R. 1996. Quaternary River Terrace Deposits as
a Framework for the Lower Palaeolithic Record. In C.S. Gamble
& A.J. Lawson (eds) The English Palaeolithic Reviewed:
23–39. Wessex Archaeology Ltd, Salisbury.
Bridgland, D.R. 2000. River terrace systems in north-west
Europe: an archive of environmental change, uplift and early
human occupation. Quaternary Science Reviews 19:
1293–1303.
Bridgland, D.R. & Harding, P.A. 1987. Palaeolithic sites in
tributary valleys of the Solent River. In K.E. Barber (ed.)
Wessex and the Isle of Wight: Field Guide: 45-58.
Quaternary Research Association, Cambridge.
Bridgland, D.R. & Harding, P.A. 1993. Preliminary Observations
at the Kimbridge Farm Quarry, Dunbridge, Hampshire: Early
Results of a Watching Brief. Quaternary Newsletter
69: 1-9.
Chambers, J.C. In prep. The Examination and Analysis of
Derived Context Assemblages with Special Reference to Artefacts
Recovered from the Solent and Axe Rivers, Southern England.
Unpublished PhD Thesis, University of Southampton.
Collins, M. 2003. Amino acid racemization dating of Quaternary
sediments. Paper presented at the ALSF Meeting on Techniques
and Technical Developments in Aggregate-Related Archaeology,
Keyworth (British Geological Survey), October 2003.
Conway, B., McNabb, J. & Ashton, N. (ed’s). 1996. Excavations
at Barnfield Pit, Swanscombe 1968–1972. British Museum
Occasional Paper No. 94. British Museum, London.
Coope, G.R. 2001. Biostratigraphical distinction of interglacial
coleopteran assemblages from southern Britain attributed to
Oxygen Isotope Stages 5e and 7. Quaternary Science Reviews
20: 1717-1722.
Cotswold Archaeological Trust. 2000. Squabb Wood, Romsey,
Hampshire. Project Design for an Archaeological Watching Brief.
Cotswold Archaeological Trust.
Dale, W. 1896. The Palaeolithic Implements of the Southampton
Gravels. Papers and Proceedings of the Hampshire Field
Club and Archaeological Society 3: 261-264.
Dale, W. 1912. On the Implement-bearing gravel beds of the
lower valley of the Test. Proceedings of the Society of
Antiquaries 24: 108-116.
Dale, W. 1918. Report as Local Secretary for Hampshire. Proceedings
of the Society of Antiquaries 30: 20-32.
Department of the Environment. 1989. Minerals Planning
Guidance 6: Guidelines for aggregates provision in England.
Department of the Environment, HMSO.
Department of the Environment. 1990. Planning Policy Guidance
Note 16: Archaeology and Planning. Department of the
Environment, HMSO.
English Heritage. 1998. Identifying and protecting Palaeolithic
remains: Archaeological guidance for planning authorities
and developers. English Heritage, London.
Evans, J. 1872. The Ancient Stone Implements, Weapons
and Ornaments, of Great Britain (1st edition). Longmans,
Green, and Co., London.
Gamble, C.S. 1999. The Palaeolithic Societies of Europe.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Green, C.P. 1988. The Palaeolithic site at Broom, Dorset,
1932–41: from the record of C.E. Bean, Esq., F.S.A. Proceedings
of the Geologists’ Association 99: 173–180.
Hardaker, T. 2001. New Lower Palaeolithic Finds from the Upper
Thames. In S. Milliken & J. Cook (ed’s) A Very Remote
Period Indeed: 180-198. Oxbow Books, Oxford.
Hardaker, T. & MacRae, R.J. 2000. A Lost River and Some Palaeolithic
Surprises: New Quartzite Finds from Norfolk and Oxfordshire.
Lithics: The Newsletter of the Lithic Studies Society
21: 52-59.
Harding, P.A. 1998. An Interim Report of an Archaeological
Watching Brief on Palaeolithic Deposits at Dunbridge, Hants.
In N. Ashton, F. Healy & P. Pettitt (ed’s) Stone Age Archaeology:
Essays in Honour of John Wymer: 72–76. Oxbow Monograph
102 & Lithic Studies Society Occasional Paper No. 6. Oxbow
Books, London.
Hosfield, R.T. 1999. The Palaeolithic of the Hampshire
Basin: a regional model of hominid behaviour during the Middle
Pleistocene. BAR British Series 286. Archaeopress, Oxford.
Hosfield, R.T. In prep. Individuals among palimpsest data:
a case study from southern England. In C.S. Gamble & M. Porr
(ed’s) The Individual Hominid in Context: Archaeological
Investigations of Lower and Middle Palaeolithic landscapes,
locales and artefacts. Routledge (Taylor & Francis).
Hosfield, R.T. & Chambers, J.C. 2002. Processes and Experiences
— Experimental Archaeology on a River Floodplain. In M.G.
Macklin, P.A. Brewer & T.J. Coulthard (ed’s) River Systems
and Environmental Change in Wales: Field Guide: 32–39.
British Geomorphological Research Group, Aberystwyth.
Hosfield, R.T. & Chambers, J.C. In prep. Experimental Archaeology
on the Afon Ystwyth, Wales, UK. Antiquity.
Hosfield, R.T., Toms, P., Chambers, J.C. & Green, C.P. In
prep. Late Middle Pleistocene dates from the Broom Palaeolithic
sites. Journal of Quaternary Science.
Institute of Field Archaeologists. 2001. Standard and
Guidance for an archaeological watching brief. Institute
of Field Archaeologists, London.
Keen, D.H. 1990. Significance of the record provided by Pleistocene
fluvial deposits and their included molluscan faunas for palaeontological
reconstruction and stratigraphy: cases from the English Midlands.
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
80: 25–34.
Keen, D.H. 2001. Towards a late Middle Pleistocene non-marine
molluscan biostratigraphy for the British Isles. Quaternary
Science Reviews 20: 1657-1665.
MacRae, R.J. 1988. The Palaeolithic of the Upper Thames Valley
and its Quartzite Implements. In R.J. MacRae & N. Moloney
(ed’s) Non-Flint Stone Tools and the Palaeolithic Occupation
of Britain: 49-65. British Archaeological Reports British
Series 189. BAR, Oxford.
MacRae, R.J. 1990 New Finds and Old Problems in the Lower
Palaeolithic of the Upper Thames Valley. Lithics: The
Newsletter of the Lithic Studies Society 11: 3-15.
MacRae, R.J. 1991 New Lower Palaeolithic Finds from Gravel
Pits in Central Southern England. Lithics: The Newsletter
of the Lithic Studies Society 12: 12-19.
MacRae, R.J. 1999. New Lower Palaeolithic Finds in Norfolk.
Lithics: The Newsletter of the Lithic Studies Society
20: 3-9.
Maddy, D. 1997. Uplift driven valley incision and river terrace
formation in Southern England. Journal of Quaternary Science
12: 539–545.
Maddy, D. & Bridgland, D.R. 2000. Accelerated uplift resulting
from Anglian glacioisostatic rebound in the Middle Thames
Valley, UK?: evidence from the river terrace record. Quaternary
Science Reviews 19: 1581–1588.
Maddy, D., Bridgland, D.R. & Westaway, R. 2001. Uplift-driven
valley incision and climate-controlled river terrace development
in the Thames Valley, UK. Quaternary International
79: 23–36.
Pope, M. 2001. New investigations at Slindon Bottom Palaeolithic
site, West Sussex: an interim report. Lithics: The Newsletter
of the Lithic Studies Society 22: 3-10.
Preece, R.C. 2001. Molluscan evidence for differentiation
of interglacials within the ‘Cromerian Complex’. Quaternary
Science Reviews 20: 1643-1656.
Read, C.J. 1885. The Flint Implements of Bemerton and Milford
Hill, near Salisbury. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural
History Magazine 22: 117-123.
Reid Moir, J. 1936. Ancient Man in Devon. Proceedings
of the Devon Archaeological Exploration Society 2: 264–275.
Roberts, M.B. & Parfitt, S.A. 1998. Boxgrove: a Middle
Pleistocene hominid site at Eartham Quarry, Boxgrove, West
Sussex. English Heritage, London.
Roe, D.A. 1968. British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic handaxe
groups. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 34:
1-81.
Roe, D.A. 1981. The Lower and Middle Palaeolithic Periods
in Britain. Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd, London.
Roebroeks, W. 1996. The English Palaeolithic Record: Absence
of Evidence, Evidence of Absence and the First Occupation
of Europe. In C.S. Gamble & A.J. Lawson (ed’s) The English
Palaeolithic Reviewed: 57-62. Wessex Archaeology Ltd,
Salisbury.
Rose, J., Moorlock, B.S.P, Hamblin, R.J.O. 2001. Pre-Anglian
fluvial and coastal deposits in Eastern England: lithostratigraphy
and palaeoenvironments. Quaternary International
79: 5-22.
Schreve, D.C. 2001a. Differentiation of the British late Middle
Pleistocene interglacials: the evidence from mammalian biostratigraphy.
Quaternary Science Reviews 20: 1693–1705.
Schreve, D.C. 2001b. Mammalian evidence from Middle Pleistocene
fluvial sequences for complex environmental change at the
oxygen isotope sub-stage level. Quaternary International
79: 65–74.
Schreve, D.C., Bridgland, D.R., Allen, P., Blackford, J.J.,
Fazakerley, R., Gleed-Owen, C.P., Griffiths, H.I., Keen, D.H.
& White, M.J. 2002. Sedimentology, paleontology and archaeology
of late Middle Pleistocene River Thames terrace deposits at
Purfleet, Essex, UK. Quaternary Science Reviews 21:
1423–1464.
Scott-Jackson, J.E. 1992. Lower Palaeolithic Finds at Wood
Hill, East Kent: A Geological and Geomorphological Approach
to an Archaeological Problem. Lithics: The Newsletter
of the Lithics Studies Society 13: 1-16.
Scott-Jackson, J.E. 2000. Lower and Middle Palaeolithic
artifacts from deposits mapped as clay-with-flints. Oxbow
Books, Oxford.
Shakesby, R.A. & Stephens N. 1984. The Pleistocene gravels
of the Axe Valley, Devon. Report of the Transactions of
the Devon Association for the Advancement of Science
116: 77–88.
Smith, R.A. & Dewey, H. 1913. Stratification at Swanscombe:
report on excavations made on behalf of the British Museum
and H.M. Geological Survey. Archaeologia 64: 177–204.
Smith, R.A. & Dewey, H. 1914. The High Terrace of the Thames:
report on excavations made on behalf of the British Museum
and H.M. Geological Survey in 1913. Archaeologia
65: 187–212.
Toms, P. 2003. OSL Dating. Paper presented at the
ALSF Meeting on Techniques and Technical Developments in Aggregate-Related
Archaeology, Keyworth (British Geological Survey), October
2003.
Vandenberghe, J. 2002. The relation between climate and river
processes, landforms and deposits during the Quaternary. Quaternary
International 91: 17–23.
Wenban-Smith, F.F. 1990. The Location of Baker’s Hole. Proceedings
of the Prehistoric Society 56: 11-14.
Wenban-Smith, F.F. 1992. Early Palaeolithic cultural facies
and the Levalloisian at Baker’s Hole. Papers from the
Institute of Archaeology3: 1-10.
Wenban-Smith, F.F., Gamble, C.S. & ApSimon, A. 2000. The Lower
Palaeolithic Site at Red Barns, Porchester: Bifacial technology,
Raw Material Quality, and the Organisation of Archaic Behaviour.
Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 66: 209-256.
Wessex Archaeology. 1993. The Southern Rivers Palaeolithic
Project: Report No. 1, 1991–1992. The Upper Thames Valley,
the Kennet Valley and the Upper Solent Drainage System.
Wessex Archaeology, Salisbury.
White, M.J. & Schreve, D.C. 2000. Island Britain – Peninsula
Britain: Palaeogeography, Colonisation and the Lower Palaeolithic
Settlement of the British Isles. Proceedings of the Prehistoric
Society 66: 1–28.
Wilkinson 2001. Prospecting the Palaeolithic: strategies for
the archaeological investigation of Middle Pleistocene deposits
in Southern England. In F.F. Wenban-Smith & R.T. Hosfield
(ed’s) Palaeolithic Archaeology of the Solent River:
99-110. Lithic Studies Society Occasional Paper 7. Lithic
Studies Society, London.
Wymer, J.J. 1999. The Lower Palaeolithic Occupation of
Britain. Wessex Archaeology & Heritage, Salisbury.
Go
back to References | Go to Module
9 | Return to top
|