Archaeology in the Severn Estuary 2000: annual report for the Severn Estuary Levels Research Committee (2001)
Severn Estuary Levels Research Committee
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B/PER/SEVE.1/11/2000 |
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | MUS SEVERN 11 2000 |
Record Number
13547089
Publication Details
RCN
13547089
Format
Paperback
Height
27cm
Number of pages
214p
Embellishment
Black & white illustrations
Volume Details
Number
11
Title
Estuarine archaeology - the Severn and beyond
Series
Annual Reports of the Severn Estuary Levels Research Committee, 11
Note
Contents:
The Severn Estuary Levels: ten years past and ten years forward by TURNER, ALLEN & RIPPON
Sea level, salt marsh and fen: shaping the Severn Estuary levels in tge later quaternary (Ipswichian-Holocene) by ALLEN
The changing estuarine environment in relation to holocene sea-level and the archaeological implications by HASLETT, DAVIES ET AL
The mid and late holocene evolution of Romney Marsh and the Thames estuary by LONG
Environmental archaeology in the Severn Estuary: progress and prospects by BELL
Quantitative palaeoenvironmental reconstruction techniques in sea-level studies by HORTON & EDWARDS
Reconstructing the neolithic landscape at Western Lake Constance by MAIER & VOGT
Archaeological prospection and evaluation in the Severn Levels 1989-1999: developing a methodology by LOCOCK
The historic landscapes of the Severn Estuary Levels by RIPPON
Reconstructing past wetland landscapes: two case studies from the Humber wetlands by VAN DE NOORT
Wood as an archaeological resource: the Severn Estuary evidence by BRUNNING
Wooden remains as an archaeological resource: some insights from the London wetlands by GOODBURN
Maritime matters: the Danish experience by GREGORY
Celebration and reflection: the Severn Estuary Levels after ten years by COLES
The Severn Estuary Levels: ten years past and ten years forward by TURNER, ALLEN & RIPPON
Sea level, salt marsh and fen: shaping the Severn Estuary levels in tge later quaternary (Ipswichian-Holocene) by ALLEN
The changing estuarine environment in relation to holocene sea-level and the archaeological implications by HASLETT, DAVIES ET AL
The mid and late holocene evolution of Romney Marsh and the Thames estuary by LONG
Environmental archaeology in the Severn Estuary: progress and prospects by BELL
Quantitative palaeoenvironmental reconstruction techniques in sea-level studies by HORTON & EDWARDS
Reconstructing the neolithic landscape at Western Lake Constance by MAIER & VOGT
Archaeological prospection and evaluation in the Severn Levels 1989-1999: developing a methodology by LOCOCK
The historic landscapes of the Severn Estuary Levels by RIPPON
Reconstructing past wetland landscapes: two case studies from the Humber wetlands by VAN DE NOORT
Wood as an archaeological resource: the Severn Estuary evidence by BRUNNING
Wooden remains as an archaeological resource: some insights from the London wetlands by GOODBURN
Maritime matters: the Danish experience by GREGORY
Celebration and reflection: the Severn Estuary Levels after ten years by COLES