Social Relations in Later Prehistory
book published in 2010
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Summary
Social Relations in Later Prehistory is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory authored Niall Sharples[2].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's instance of is recorded as literary work[3].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's place of publication is recorded as Oxford[4].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory was published on 2010[5].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's has edition or translation is recorded as Q132205194[6].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's main subject is prehistoric archaeology[7].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's main subject is British Bronze Age[8].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's main subject is British Iron Age[9].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+380'}[10].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's title is recorded as Social Relations in Later Prehistory[11].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's subtitle is recorded as Wessex in the First Millennium BC[12].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as The Excavation of a Late Bronze Age Site at Yapton, West Sussex, 1984[13].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Excavations inside Harting Beacon Hill-Fort[14].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Excavations At Harting Beacon, West Sussex, Second Season, 1977[15].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Excavations At Lancing Down, West Sussex 1980[16].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as The Development of Prehistoric Settlement on the West Sussex Coastal Plain[17].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as The Excavation of an Iron Age Settlement at North Bersted, Bognor Regis, West Sussex[18].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Late Iron Age and Romano-British Occupation at Ounces Barn, Boxgrove, West Sussex; Excavations 1982-1983[19].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Bishopstone[20].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Points of View: prominent enclosures in 1st Millennium BC Sussex[21].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Archaeological Finds at Rustington, West Sussex, 1986-1988[22].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Important Archaeological Discoveries made during the Construction of the A259 Rustington Bypass, 1990 (M)[23].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as New evidence for a Late Bronze Age Occupation of Selsey bill, West Sussex[24].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as From potsherds, to people: Sussex prehistoric pottery: Collared Urns to post Deverel-Rimbury, c.2000-500 BC[25].
- Social Relations in Later Prehistory's cites work is recorded as Industrial specialization in late Iron Age Britain and Europe[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Social Relations in Later Prehistory authored Niall Sharples[2].
Publication
Social Relations in Later Prehistory was released on 2010[5]. Its place of publication is recorded as Oxford[4].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include prehistoric archaeology[7], British Bronze Age[8], and British Iron Age[9].