Wessex Water and Bristol University present Water in archaeology / edited by Geraldine Barber and Tertia Barnett
Dewey Classmark
930.1
553.709
Local Dewey Classmark
L 930.1 BAR
Publication
(Bristol) : (University of Bristol), (1996)
Physical Description
113p. : ill., maps ; 23cm.
Note
A collection of essays produced 1993-1995 as part of a series of research lectures presented by the University of Bristol and funded by Wessex Water PLC.
Contents
Contents: Flag Fen - a kilometre long 'temple'? by Dr Francis Pryor; Waterfront archaeology and the port of London by Dr Gustav Milne; Urban water quality in the last 2000 years by Dr Andrew Jones; Tree-rings : some new insights into the past by Prof. Michael Baillie; Wine, women and water by Dr Nigel Spivey; Sacred waters by Dr Roberta Gilchrist; Irrigation agriculture in Mesopotamia by Dr Joan Oates; The ice age in teh tropics by Prof. Andrew Goudie; In the wet : water and the ancient Maya by Prof. Norman Hammond; Life and death in the wetlands : discoveries 1893-1993 by Prof. John Coles; Medieval fisheries by Roger Chaplin; Water worship at Navan by James McKee; Ancientwater management on the Isle of Serendipity by Natalie Mckay
Subject
Archaeology Addresses, essays, lectures
Added Personal Name
Barber, Geraldine
Barnett, Tertia
Added Corporate Name
University of Bristol. Department of Archaeology
Wessex Water plc.
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Flag Fen - a kilometre long 'temple'? by Dr Francis Pryor; Waterfront archaeology and the port of London by Dr Gustav Milne; Urban water quality in the last 2000 years by Dr Andrew Jones; Tree-rings : some new insights into the past by Prof. Michael Baillie; Wine, women and water by Dr Nigel Spivey; Sacred waters by Dr Roberta Gilchrist; Irrigation agriculture in Mesopotamia by Dr Joan Oates; The ice age in teh tropics by Prof. Andrew Goudie; In the wet : water and the ancient Maya by Prof. Norman Hammond; Life and death in the wetlands : discoveries 1893-1993 by Prof. John Coles; Medieval fisheries by Roger Chaplin; Water worship at Navan by James McKee; Ancientwater management on the Isle of Serendipity by Natalie Mckay
