Inferring Social Structure and Symbolism from the Hillforts of Northern Wales, the Marches, and Northwest England

Stones, Bones and Homes: An Examination of Regionality in the Iron Age Settlements and Landscape of West Wales

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Symbolic Meanings of Iron Age Hillfort Defences in Continental Europe. In: M. Fernández-Götz/H. Wendling/K. Winger (Hrsg.), Paths to Complexity. Centralisation and Urbanisation in Iron Age Europe (Oxford 2014) 111-120.

Caroline von Nicolai

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Hillforts of the Iron Age in England and Wales. A Survey of the Surface Evidence. ByJ. Forde-Johnston. 331pages, 52 plates, 152 figures. Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, 1976. Price £25·00

Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 1980

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Lamb, A.W. 2016. The Rise of the Individual in Late Iron Age Southern Britain and Beyond

Chronika, 2016

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Approaching the complexity of Late Iron Age hillforts through their landscape setting: The case of the Åland Islands

Fortifications in their Natural and Cultural Landscape: From Organising Space to the Creation of Power, 2022

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Settlement hierarchy and social chage in Southern Britain in the Iron Age

1982

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Perceiving communities: exchange, landscapes and social networks in the later Iron Age of western Britain

Oxford journal of archaeology, 2007

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W. O'Brien 2017 The development of the hillfort in prehistoric Ireland

William O'Brien

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Approaching sex and status in Iron Age Britain with reference to the nearer continent

In L. Armada and T. Moore (eds) Atlantic Europe in the First Millennium BC: Crossing the Divide. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011

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Irish Iron Age Settlement and Society: Reframing Royal Sites

Katharina Becker

2019

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Looking Beyond the Hillforts

Jason Urbanus, Ph.D.

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Creating Society and Constructing the Past: Social Change in the Thames Valley from the Late Bronze Age to the Middle Iron Age

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Becoming Welsh – modelling 1st millennium BC societies in Wales and the Celtic context. In: T. Moore and L. Armada (eds.), Atlantic Europe in the First millennium BC: crossing the divide. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2011: 336-57.

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Objects, Place and People: Community Organization in Southern Britain in the First Millennium BC

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Households, Settlements, and Landscapes in Iron Age, Roman, and Early Medieval Northumbria: A Spatial Analysis of North-East England, c. 100 BC-AD 800

2015

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From Landscape Archaeology to Social Archaeology. Finding Patterns to Explain the Development of Early Celtic ""Princely Sites"" in Middle Europe

Axel G Posluschny

2007

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The Origins of British Hillforts: A comparative study of Late Bronze Age hillfort origins in the Atlantic West

Lorrae Campbell

2021

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Tradition and Transformation in Anglo-Saxon England. ByOosthuizen Susan. 222mm. Pp xii + 251, 12 b&w maps and figs.Bloomsbury,London,2013.isbn9781472507273. £55 (hbk)

The Antiquaries Journal, 2014

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*butacos, *wossos, *geistlos, *ambactos. Celtic Socioeconomic Organisation in the European Iron Age. Studia Celtica 40, 2006: 23-41.

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Emerging settlement monumentality in north Wales during the late Bronze and Iron Age: the case of Meillionydd. In J.T. Koch, B.W. Cunliffe (eds.), Celtic from the West vol. III, Oxford: Oxbow Books 2016 (pre-print, for published version see papers (above)).

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Hillforts in prehistoric Ireland: a costly display of power?

James O'Driscoll

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Peasant culture of the Meuse-Demer-Scheldt region during the High Middle Ages. Perception schemes and domestic cycles (interpreting the lay-out and composition of high-medieval farmyards)

Antoinette Huijbers

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Chadwick, A.M. 2008. Fields for Discourse: Landscape and Materialities of Being in South and West Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire during the Iron Age and Romano-British Periods. A Study of People and Place. Volume I.

Adrian Chadwick

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Axel G. Posluschny, From Landscape Archaeology to Social Archaeology. Finding patterns to explain the development of Early Celtic "Princely Sites" in Middle Europe

Axel G Posluschny

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Austin, M. 2017. 'Anglo-Saxon 'Great Hall Complexes': Elite Residences and Landscapes of Power in Early England, c. AD 550-700'. PhD Thesis: University of Reading.

Matthew H Austin

2017

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Chadwick, A.M. 2005. Gender, social spaces and material culture in English towns, c. 1200-1600. Towards archaeologies of inhabitation.

Adrian Chadwick

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Guardian and ward – age and gender as strange social attractors in the Celtic Iron Age. Ethnographisch-archäologische Zeitschrift 45 (2004) 2005: 467-81.

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Practicing Social Difference, Producing Social Space: the Political Architectonics of Iron Age Settlement Places

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Utmark” - the outfield as industry and ideology in the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. Introduction

2005

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An Analysis of Objects of Personal Adornment from Five Hillforts in Northwest Wales

2021

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8. Ceremonial Complexity: The Roles of Religious Settlements in Medieval Ireland

European Archaeology as Anthropology, 2017

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From Neolithic kings to the Staffordshire hoard. Hoards and aristocratic graves in the European Neolithic: the birth of a ‘Barbarian’ Europe?

Christian Jeunesse

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JEUNESSE C. (2017) From Neolithic kings to the Staffordshire hoard. Hoards and aristocratic graves in the European Neolithic: the birth of a ‘Barbarian’ Europe?

Christian Jeunesse

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Social changes in Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Wales: The beginning of Celtic Wales? In R. Karl, K. Möller (eds.), Proceedings of the second European symposium in Celtic Studies, held at Prifysgol Bangor University from July 31st to August 3rd 2017, 159-179 Hagen/Westf.: curach bhán 2018.

R. Karl, K. Möller (eds.), Proceedings of the second European symposium in Celtic Studies, held at Prifysgol Bangor University from July 31st to August 3rd 2017, 2018

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Power, conflict and ritual on the fen-edge: the Anarchy-period castle at Burwell, Cambridgeshire, and its pre-Conquest landscape

Michael Fradley

Landscape History, 2016

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