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001-014 prelims.qxd 6/21/05 4:13 PM Page 13 81 Social territories in Neolithic Wessex 102 82 Dolerite outcrops at Carn Menyn in the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire 103 83 Hilversum and Wessex biconical style urns from burials in the Stonehenge Landscape 104 84 Stonehenge: the bluestone oval and surrounding sarsen structures 109 85 Reconstruction of the Southern Circle at Durrington Walls 110 86 Stukeley’s view of the Cursus in the early eighteenth century 111 87 A model of the social use of space around Stonehenge 113 88 River Avon north of Amesbury 114 89 Pathways and signing around Stonehenge 116 90 Test-pit excavated through floodplain deposits beside the River Avon near Amesbury 118 91 Stonehenge in contemporary humour 119 92 Durrington 35 round barrow in the Old King Barrow cemetery 125 93 Geophysical surveys along the Avenue 128 94 Nineteenth-century Tithe Award map of the Stonehenge area 130 95 Targeted excavations of low-relief fieldsystem boundaries east of Fargo Plantation 130 96 Linear evaluation trench at Larkhill 131 97 Henge monument on Coneybury Hill, Amesbury 132 98 Researcher visiting Stonehenge in the early eighteenth century 133 99 Reconstructed of the Beaker burial found in Shrewton 5k 134 100 Immersive technology providing simultaneous access to virtual worlds 135 END MAPS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R Stonehenge Landscape showing the distribution and extent of modern settlement, key landscape areas discussed in the text, and the extent of the World Heritage Site Stonehenge Landscape showing position and extent of interventions and surveys Plot of features revealed by the analysis of aerial photographs Stonehenge Landscape showing the position of Scheduled Monuments, Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas, and Registered Parks and Gardens Palaeolithic findspots and key Pleistocene deposits Mesolithic findspots and key Pleistocene deposits Early and middle Neolithic constructions and findspots of related objects Later Neolithic constructions and findspots of related objects Early Bronze Age constructions and findspots of related objects Middle and later Bronze Age constructions and findspots of related objects Iron Age constructions and findspots of related objects Romano-British occupation areas and main findspots of related objects Saxon and early medieval occupation areas, burial places, and findspots of related objects Medieval settlements, constructions, and key findspots of related objects Post-medieval archaeological features Principal nineteenth- and twentieth-century archaeological features Archaeological interventions and surveys connected with proposals for relocating the Stonehenge Visitor Centre and associated facilities Archaeological interventions and surveys connected with proposals for improving the A303 xiii
001-014 prelims.qxd 6/21/05 4:13 PM Page 14 TABLES 1 Summary of the main archaeological techniques used in the field evaluation of possible sites for 12 a new Stonehenge Visitor Centre 2 Summary of the main types of round barrow represented in the Stonehenge Landscape 63 3 Later medieval settlements and hundreds within the Stonehenge Landscape 82 4 Relationships between defined Issues (Section 3) and proposed Objectives (Section 4) 123 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AAHRG Avebury Archaeological and Historical Research Group BAR British Archaeological Reports CBA Council for British Archaeology DCMS Department for Culture, Media and Sport DLA Defence Land Agent DM Devizes Museum DNA Deoxyribonucleic acid DoE Department of the Environment EIA Environmental Impact Assessment GIS Geographical Information System HBMCE Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England HMSO Her Majesty’s Stationery Office ICOMOS International Council on Monuments and Sites LH Lords Hansard LiDAR Light Detecting and Ranging OS Ordnance Survey PPG Planning Policy Guidance PRN Primary Record Number RAF Royal Air Force RCHM Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (now part of English Heritage) Revd Reverend SM Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum SMR Sites and Monuments Record SPTA Salisbury Plain Training Area WAC Wessex Archaeological Committee xiv
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