PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Anwen Cooper has worked extensively in both commercial and academic archaeology sectors. She is interested in the later Bronze and Iron Ages of north-west Europe, interpretative approaches to material culture and landscape, critical approaches to archaeological practice and prehistoric pottery. Duncan Garrow teaches later European prehistory and archaeological theory at the University of Reading. His research interests include long-term histories of deposition, burial practices, island archaeologies and interdisciplinary approaches to material culture. Catriona Gibson has worked extensively in both commercial and academic archaeology. Her research interests include exploring evidence for connectivity and mobility during later prehistory, the Beaker/EBA periods in western Europe, and forging stronger bridges between developer-led and academic archaeology. Melanie Giles teaches archaeology at the University of Manchester, specialising in the Iron Age, particularly Celtic art, as well as the bog bodies of north-western Europe. She works not just on the analysis and interpretation of burials but on aspects of visualisation and display. Neil Wilkin is curator of Early Europe (Neolithic and Bronze Age collections) at the British Museum. His research focuses on grave goods, hoards, and the relationships between different strands of archaeological knowledge.
[T]his is a well-researched and presented book and discussions of the whys and wherefores of grave goods throughout later prehistory are discussed in a generally open-minded way. * Archaeologia Cambrensis - Cambrian Archaeological Association *
