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Hunter-gatherers of the Mesolithic • 41 • containing human remains, and a refuse-heap of shells and bones of animals, and stone and bone implements’, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 32, 211–230; (g) after Anderson, J., 1898. ‘Notes on the contents of a small cave or rock shelter at Druimvargie, Oban; and of three shell mounds in Oronsay’, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 32, 298–311; (h) after Mellars 1987
• 42 • Steven Mithen Figure 3.6 Non-utilitarian artefacts from Mesolithic sites in Britain: (a) Shale beads from Star Carr; (b) Perforated cowrie shell ornaments from Oronsay; (c) Engraved pebble from Rhuddlan, c.86mm; (d) Red deer antler mask; (e) Shale pebble from Nab Head claimed to represent a phallus, c.104mm. Sources: (a), (d) after Clark 1954; (b) after Mellars 1987; (c) after Berridge, P. and Roberts, A., 1995. ‘The Mesolithic decorated and other pebble artefacts: synthesis’, in Excavations at Rhuddlan, Clwyd, 1969–1973, Mesolithic to Medieval. York: CBA Research Report 95; (e) Jacobi, R, 1980. ‘The Early Holocene settlement of Wales’, in Taylor, J.A. (ed.) Culture and Environment in Prehistoric Wales. Oxford: BAR British Series 76, 131–206
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Chapter Ten Early Historic Britain
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Chapter Eleven The Scandinavian pre
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Chapter Twelve Landscapes of the Mi
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• 212 • John Schofield Other to
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Chapter Thirteen Landscapes of the
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Chapter Sixteen The workshop of the
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