Enclosures in Neolithic Europe : Essays on Causewayed and Non-Causewayed Sites.

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Title; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; Acknowledgements; List of Contributors; Scandinavia; 1. Neolithic Enclosures of Scandinavia (Niels H. Andersen); France; 2. The causewayed enclosures of Western-Central France from the beginning of the fourth to the end of the third millennium (Claude Burnez and Catherine Louboutin); 3. Le Mourral, Trèbes (Aude) and the Final Neolithic circular enclosures of the Languedoc (Jean Vaquer); 4. The Late Neolithic settlement of La Hersonnais, Pléchatel in its regional context (Jean-Yves Tinevez); Italy.

5. The Neolithic ditched enclosures of the Tavoliere, south-east Italy (Robin Skeates)6. An interrupted ditch alignment at Rivoli, Italy, in the context of Neolithic interrupted ditch/pit systems (Lawrence Barfield); Central Europe; 7. Aerial survey and Neolithic enclosures in Central Europe (Otto Braasch); Ireland; 8. From Lilliput to Brobdingnag: the traditions of enclosure in the Irish Neolithic (Gabriel Cooney); Isle of Man; 9. Billown Neolithic enclosures, Isle of Man (Timothy Darvill); Lithic studies.

10. Lithic artefacts from Neolithic causewayed enclosures: character and meaning (Alan Saville)Shorter Notes; 11. A causewayed enclosure at Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire (Adrian Butler, Patrick Clay and John Thomas); 12. The Howe Robin story: an unusual enclosure on Crosby Ravensworth Fell (Moraig Brown); 13. The seventieth causewayed enclosure in the British Isles? (Peter D. Horne, David MacLeod and Alastair Oswald); 14. Rethinking the Carrock Fell enclosure (Trevor Pearson and Peter Topping).

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