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"Memory, myth and long-term landscape inhabitation" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Foreword: Spacing time and timing space / Richard Bradley
• 2- "Do you remember the first time?" : a preamble through memory, myth and place / Adrian M. Chadwick and Catriona D. Gibson
• 3- Narrating the house : the transformation of longhouses in early Neolithic Europe / Daniela Hofmann
• 4- Memory, myth, place and landscape inhabitation : a perspective from the South-West Peninsula / Andy M. Jones
• 5- Mounds, memories and myths : ancient monuments and place in the Leicestershire landscape / John Thomas
• 6- Out of time but not out of place : tempo, rhythm and dynamics of inhabitation in southern England / Catriona D. Gibson
• 7- Landesque capital and the development of the British uplands in later prehistory : investigating the accretion of cairns, cairnfields, memories and myths in ancient agricultural landscapes / Andrew W. Hoaen and Helen L. Loney
• 8- Re-building memory, identity and place : the long term re-use of prehistoric settlements on the Isles of Scilly / Gary Robinson
• 9- The significance of goats and chickens? : Iron Age and Roman faunal assemblages, depositional practices and memory work at Wattle Syke, West Yorkshire / Adrian M. Chadwick, Louise Martin and Jane Richardson
• 10- Telling tales? : myth, memory, and Crickley Hill / Kirsten Jarrett
• 11- The MTV generations : remixing the past in prehistory, or forgetting to change old habits / Gareth Chaffey and Alistair Barclay
• 12- "Landscape is time materialising" : a study of embodied experience and memory in Egypt's Eastern Desert / Anna Garnett
• 13- Moving through memories : site distribution, performance and practice in rural Etruria / Lucy Shipley
• 14- Castelo Velho and Prazo (Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Portugal) : the oral tradition / Alexandra Vieira
• 15- Land, myth and language : the preservation of social memories / Mara Vejby and Jocelyn Ahlers
• 16- "Memories can't wait" : creating histories, materialising memories and making myths in Iron Age and Romano-British landscapes / Adrian M. Chadwick
• 17- Granny's old sheep bones and other stories from the Melton landscape / Chris Fenton-Thomas.

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