The prehistoric period resource assessment

Summary

The prehistoric period resource assessment is a scholarly chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• The prehistoric period resource assessment authored Mark Brennand^[2].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment authored John Hodgson^[3].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[4].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's page is recorded as 23-58^[5].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment was released on 2006^[6].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's main subject is North West England^[7].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's main subject is prehistoric archaeology^[8].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's work available at URL is recorded as https://web.archive.org/web/20110608065041/http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol/archaeology/arf/documents/PREHISTORICASSESSMENT.pdf^[9].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+36'}^[10].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's published in is recorded as The Archaeology of North West England: An Archaeological Research Framework for North West England Volume 1 Resource Assessment^[11].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's title is recorded as The prehistoric period resource assessment^[12].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Arthill Heath Farm, Northern Cheshire; Trial Excavations on a Prehistoric Settlement 1987-8^[13].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Tameside Before 1066^[14].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Settlement and society in the Mersey Basin c. 2,000 B.C. to c. A.D. 400^[15].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Late prehistoric pottery types from the Mersey Basin^[16].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900^[17].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Iron Age and Romano-British rural settlement in North West England: marginality, theory and settlement^[18].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Great Woolden Hall Farm: a model for the material culture of Iron Age and Romano-British rural settlement in North West England?^[19].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as The edge of empire: Late Prehistoric and Romano-British settlement in North West England^[20].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Legh Oaks Farm, High Legh: the value of sample excavation on two sites of the Late Prehistoric and Roman period^[21].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as A Field Survey of High Legh Parish. Part One, Prehistoric and Roman Evidence^[22].
• The prehistoric period resource assessment's cites work is recorded as Rainsough. A Romano-British Site in the Irwell Valley^[23].

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Designation and Status

The prehistoric period resource assessment's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[4].