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Iron Age wetland deposition : case studies from Wales and Scotland
Treadway, Tiffany
The practice of wetland deposition in prehistoric periods is vital for understanding socio-cultural traditions, localised behaviours, and beliefs. Terrestrial deposition has dominated much of the ...deposition theory, with the importance of wetland deposition recognised only episodically. This study aims to demonstrate wetland deposition's significance and dynamic functions during the British Iron Age, comparing case studies in Wales and Scotland. Through this, it is shown that deposition practices in these regions reaffirmed social and cultural identity, tradition, and collective memory through establishing and evolving mnemonics, while simultaneously performing in a functional and traditional capacity. While wetlands have historically been considered environments denoting separation and isolation, the archaeological evidence is contradictory.
Type of material - book
; adult, serious
Publication and manufacture - Oxford : BAR Publishing, 2023
Inštitut za arheologijo 0000004786/0000000682 IN: 8164632
Inštitut za arheologijo 4786/682 IN: 8164632
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