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Stages and Screens : An Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-Eastern Scotland Richard Bradley

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Author: Richard Bradley
Date: 01 Apr 2011
Publisher: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Hardback::195 pages
ISBN10: 0903903385
Publication City/Country: Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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An Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-Eastern Scotland. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Livres PDF STAGES AND SCREENS: AN INVESTIGATION OF FOUR HENGE MONUMENTS IN NORTHERN AND NORTH-EASTERN SCOTLAND Bradley, R 2011 Stages and Screens: an. Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-Eastern Scotland. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of. Citation Styles for "Stages and screens:an investigation of four henge monuments in northern and north-eastern Scotland" The Early Post-Glacial Settlement of Northern Europe Prehistoric and Roman Archaeology of North-East Yorkshire Research on Prehistoric Jet and Jet-Like Artefacts in Scotland and Wales Stages and Screens: An Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-eastern Scotland. Staney Hill, enclosure 95m south of Henges is a Scheduled Monument in West Mainland, ReferencesBradley, R 2011, Stages and screens: an investigation of four henge monuments in northern and north-eastern Scotland, Edinburgh. Stages and Screens: An Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-Eastern Scotland. Richard Bradley (Editor), Andrew P. Fitzpatrick Bradley, R. (2011) Stages and screens: an investigation of four henge monuments in Northern and North-eastern Scotland. Societies of Stages and Screens: An Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-Eastern Scotland: Richard Bradley, Amanda Clarke, Andrew P.

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