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Routledge Archaeology of Northern Europe Series

This series delves into the rich and complex history of Northern Europe through archaeological discoveries. It explores the deep roots of cultures, from the Stone Age to the early Middle Ages, uncovering fascinating insights into the lives of our ancestors. Each volume offers detailed analysis of key sites, artifacts, and theories, illuminating the formation of regional identity and its international connections. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in the deep past of the continent.

The British Palaeolithic
Formative Britain

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  • Formative Britain

    An Archaeology of Britain, Fifth to Eleventh Century AD

    • 736 pages
    • 26 hours of reading
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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.

    Formative Britain

  • The British Palaeolithic

    Human Societies at the Edge of the Pleistocene World

    • 616 pages
    • 22 hours of reading
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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.

    The British Palaeolithic