Index 1963-2021

Prehistory Research Section Bulletin 1963-2011

1: 1963 Obituary Major Ernest Rokeby Collins 1 General Interest Meetings 2 Reports from Members: 2-3 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Cup-and-ring carvings, Appletreewick area S.W. Feather 2 Multi-Period Sources of flint T.G. Manby 3 General Interest Miscellaneous 3-4

2: 1964 General Interest Meetings 1-2 Iron Age Horse Close Hill Excavation, Skipton 2 Multi-Period Ancient Field Systems 2 General Interest CBA Meetings 2 Multi-Period Reports from Members 3 Iron Age Cairn and Ring Banks, Huddersfield area J. Hallam 3 Palaeolithic Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 1. The Palaeolithic Period T.G. Manby 3-4 Iron Age Ancient British Coins 4-5

3: 1965 Palaeolithic Upper Palaeolithic site at Brigham, Holderness 1 Excavations 1964: Mesolithic Temple Newsam 2-3 Iron Age Horse Close Hill, Skipton 3 Iron Age Bingley 3 Neolithic Kilham Long Barrow T.G. Manby 3 Multi-Perio=d Ryedale Windypits R. Hayes 4-5 Mesolithic Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 2. The Mesolithic Period T.G. Manby 5-6

4: 1966 General Interest Meetings Excavations 1965 Iron Age - Horse Close Hill, Skipton 2 Iron Age - Bingley 2 Neolithic Kilham Long Barrow 2-3 Neolithic Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 3. The New Stone Age: Part 1. Sites & Pottery T.G. Manby 4 5: 1967 Neolithic Storrs Moss, Lancashire [T.G.E. Powell] 1 Early Bronze Age Sawdon Moor Barrows excavations [T.C.M. Brewster] 2 Neolithic Kilham Long Barrow excavation [T.G. Manby] 3 Neolithic Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 3. The Neolithic Period: Part 2. Implements T.G. Manby 3

6: 1968 General Interest Meetings 1 Excavations: Iron Age Horse Close Hill, Skipton 1-2 Neolithic Kilham Long Barrow T. G. Manby 2-3 General Interest Canon William Greenwell T. G. Manby 3-4 Multi-Period The Prehistory of Semerwater D. Hall 4-5 Early Bronze Age Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 3. The New Stone Age: Part 2. The Beaker T.G. Manby 5 Culture

7: 1969 Iron Age Horse Close Hill, Skipton excavation [A. Aberg] 1 Neolithic Neolithic Long Barrow, Kilham [T.G. Manby] 2 Palaeolithic Bos primigenius find, Kildale 3 Bronze Age Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 4. The Bronze Age: Part 1. Pottery and Burials T.G. Manby 3-4

8: 1970 Neolithic Kilham Long Barrow 1969 excavation T.G. Manby 1-2 Bronze Age Lingmoor Farm, Hutton-le-Hole R. Hayes 2-3 Iron Age Castle Hill, Almondbury W.J. Varley 3 Multi-Period Research in Prehistoric Archaeology in Yorkshire in the 1960s and 1970s T.G. Manby 4-6 General Interest The Destruction of Archaeological Sites 6-8 Bronze Age Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: 4. The Bronze Age: Part 2 T.G. Manby 9-11

9: 1971 General Interest Meetings 1 General Interest Crisis in Field Archaeology: Rescue – a Trust for British Archaeology 2 General Interest Aerial Archaeology Committee 2-3 Iron Age The Chariot Burial, Garton Slack 3-4 General Interest Treasure Hunting – a Menace 4 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age A Cupstone at Upleatham 4 Multi-Period Sites for Preservation 5 Iron Age Bibliography of Yorkshire Prehistory: The Early Iron Age T.G. Manby 5-6 10: 1972 General Interest RESCUE 2 Mesolithic Mesolithic Sites at Nab Water, Oxenhope Moor, nr. Halifax J.A. Gilks 3-4 General Interest Early Workers in Yorkshire Archaeology 1 T.G. Manby 4-6

11: 1973 Iron Age Garton Slack [T.C.M. Brewster] 1 Multi-Period Grindale and Boynton Barrows excavations T.G. Manby 2-3 General Interest Elgee collection (miscellaneous) 4 Early Bronze Age Accessory cups in Craven A. King 4-9 General Interest Early Yorkshire Antiquaries C.S. Briggs 10

12: 1974 Information not available

13: 1975 Information not available

14: 1976 Multi-Period British Prehistory: A New Outline ed. Colin Renfrew T.G. Manby 1 General Interest Aerial Archaeology T.G. Manby 2 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing Excavation 1976 T.G. Manby 2-3 Neolithic Implement Petrology T.G. Manby 3-9

15: 1977 Iron Age Almondbury T.G. Manby 1 Palaeolithic/Romano-British Victoria Cave Excavation 1977 A. King 2-3 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing Excavation 1977 T.G. Manby 3-4 General Interest Towards a Policy for Rescue Archaeology in Yorkshire and Humberside J.R. Collis, A. King, 4-10 T.G. Manby & I.M. Stead 16: 1978 Obituary Sidney Jackson T.G. Manby 1 Neolithic Scorton Excavation 1978 P. Topping 2 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing Excavation 1978 T.G. Manby 2-4 Romano-British Victoria Cave (SD838650) A. King 4-5 Iron Age Wetwang Slack 1977-1978 J.S. Dent 5 17: 1979 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing excavation 1979 T.G. Manby 2-3 Iron Age Stead, I.M. 1979. The Arras Culture T.G. Manby 3-4 Neolithic Clough, T.H.McK. & Cummins, W.A. 1979. Stone Axe Studies T.G. Manby 4-5 Mesolithic Mellars, P. 1978. The Early Post-Glacial Settlement of Northern Europe T.G. Manby 5 Bronze Age Cole, J.M. & Harding, A.F. 1979. The Bronze Age in Europe T.G. Manby 5 General Interest Hicks, J.D. (ed.). 1978. A Victorian Boyhood on the Wolds. The recollections of T.G. Manby 6 J.R. Mortimer 18: 1980 Obituary In Commemoration of Frank Elgee, Archaeologist 1-3 Multi-Period Exhibition: Early Man in North East Yorkshire T.G. Manby 3 Multi-Period Yorkshire Prehistory in the 1970s T.G. Manby 4 Neolithic The Last Decade in Implement Petrology in Yorkshire P.A. Philips 4-5 General Interest Archaeological Air Photography in Yorkshire in the 1970s D.N. Riley 5-7 Neolithic The Excavations at the Street House Long Cairn, Loftus 1980 G.M. Crawford 7-8

No Bulletin appeared in 1981 & B.E. Vyner 19: 1982 Obituary Cecil Graham T.G. Manby 1-2 Iron Age Garton Slack T.G. Manby 2 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing Excavation 1981 T.G. Manby 2-5 Neolithic Excavations at the Street House Cairn, Loftus 1981 B. Vyner 5-6 Romano-British Excavations Report, The Manor Farm, Badsworth K. Keith & B. Lowe 7-8

20: 1983 Multi-Period Spratt, D.A. 1982. Prehistoric and Roman Archaeology of North-East Yorkshire T.G. Manby 1-2 Mesolitihic Barnes, B. 1982. Man and the Changing Landscape. A Study of Occupation and T.G. Manby 2 Palaeo-Environment in the Central Pennines General Interest Thompson, M.W. 1982. General Pitt-Rivers: Evolution and Archaeology in the T.G. Manby 3-4 Nineteenth Century Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing Excavation 1982 T.G. Manby 4-6 Bronze Age Excavations at Fimber, Yorkshire: 1st interim report M. Ehrenberg 7-8 & C. Caple

21:1984 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age The Thwing Excavation 1983 T.G. Manby 1-4 Bronze Age Excavations on Harden Moor, Bingley at SE 075387 J. Henderson 5-6 Mesolithic First Evidence for the Early Post-Glacial and Mesolithic Occupation of the Tees T.C. Laurie 6-12 Valley and of the Uplands between the Tees and Swale Rivers 22: 1985 Obituary T.C.M. Brewster, F.S.A., 1914-1984 T.G. Manby 1-2 General Interest A Crisis in Archaeology T.G. Manby 3-4 Iron Age Eston Nab Hillfort Excavation 1984 B.E. Vyner 4-5 Bronze Age Excavations at Fimber, Yorkshire: 2nd interim report M. Ehrenberg 4-6 & C. Caple 23: 1986 Obituary Rosa Hartley T.G. Manby 1 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Thwing 1985 T.G. Manby 2-6 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Project D.H. Heslop 7-10

24: 1987 Iron Age The Ingleborough Hillfort A. King 2-5 Iron Age Wincobank Hillfort: Radiocarbon Dates P. Beswick 6 Iron Age Eston Nab Hillfort: Later Prehistoric Settlement and Land Use on the Eston Hills, B.E. Vyner 6-7 Cleveland Iron Age The Yorkshire Quern Survey D.H. Heslop 7-9

25: 1988 Iron Age Castle Hill, Almondbury SE 152/148 T.G. Manby 2-3 Norman/Medieval Barwick in Elmet SE 395/375 T.G. Manby 3 Iron Age? Brierley Common, South Kirkby SE 435/105 T.G. Manby 4 Neolithic/Iron Age? Castle Hill, Denby Dale SE 203/069 T.G. Manby 4 Iron Age? Castle Steads, Gayles, North Yorkshire NZ 111/074 T.G. Manby 4 Iron Age? Flasby Fell, Stirton with Thorlby, North Yorkshire SD 959/553 T.G. Manby 4 Iron Age? Gilbert Hill, Langsett SE 206/008 T.G. Manby 4 Iron Age Roe Wood, Sheffield, SK 354/901 T.G. Manby 4 Iron Age? Roughbirchworth, Hunshelf SE 257/013 T.G. Manby 5 Iron Age? Scholes, Thorpe Hesley SK 395/952 T.G. Manby 5 Iron Age? Stainborough SE 315/030 T.G. Manby 5 Iron Age? Cleveland County Archaeology Section. 1987. Eston Nab T.G. Manby 5 Iron Age Eston Nab: A leaflet published by the Cleveland County Archaeology Section 1987 T.G. Manby 5 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Ilkley Archaeology Group. 1986. The Carved Rocks on Rombalds Moor: A Gazetteer T.G. Manby 6 of the Prehistoric Rock Carvings on Rombalds Moor, West Yorkshire Multi-Period Kinnes, I.A. & Longworth, I.H. 1985. Catalogue of the Excavated Prehistoric and T.G. Manby 6-7 Romano-British Material in the Greenwell Collection Obituary Eric T. Cowling T.G. Manby 7 Obituary John William Moore T.G. Manby 7-8 Palaeolithic Victoria Cave 1838 to 1988 A. King 9-11 26: 1989 Palaeolithic The Palaeolithic and its Quaternary Geological Background in Yorkshire and G. Gaunt 2-10 Adjacent Areas Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Project – Interim Progress Report D.A. Spratt 10-13

27: 1990 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age Boltby Scar SE 506/857 T.G. Manby 2 Iron Age Eston Nab NZ 568/183 T.G. Manby 2-3 Iron Age? Horn Nab, Farndale SE 661/964 T.G. Manby 3 Iron Age? Live Moor, Whorlton NZ 496/012 T.G. Manby 3 Iron Age Roulston Scar, Kilburn SE 516/818 T.G. Manby 4 Iron Age/Anglo-Saxon? Danes Dyke, Flamborough TA 216/694-213/732 T.G. Manby 4-5 Iron Age? Greenland, Rudston TA 114/683 T.G. Manby 5 Iron Age Grimthorpe, Millington SE 816/535 T.G. Manby 5-6 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Paddock Hill, Thwing TA 030/707 T.G. Manby 6-7 Iron Age? Sawythorpe, Kilham TA 036/694 T.G. Manby 7 Reviews: 8  Hayes, R.H. 1989. North-East Yorkshire Studies: Archaeological Papers  Riley, D. N. (ed). 1988. Yorkshire’s Past from the Air  Vyner, B.E. 1988. The Hill-Fort at Eston Nab, Eston, Cleveland. Archaeological Journal 145, 60-98

28: 1991 Obituary Raymond Hayes M.B.E., F.S.A. T.G. Manby 1 Multi-Period The 1980s: A Retrospect of Yorkshire Prehistory T.G. Manby 2-5 General Interest The Littondale Project T.G. Manby 5 General Interest The Prehistoric Society: Eastern Yorkshire 1990 T.G. Manby 5-6 Neolithic/Late Bronze Age Project Reports: Thwing 1990 T.G. Manby 6-7 Mesolithic The Howardian Hills – An Overview and Lithic Survey J. Bateman 7-8 Iron Age A Wetland Site in Holderness A.H. Smith 8-9 Reviews: 9-10  Ellis, S & Crowther, D.R. (ed.). 1990. Humber Perspectives: A Region Through The Ages  Spratt, D.A. 1990. Linear Earthworks of the Tabular Hills, North-East Yorkshire  Manby, T.G. (ed). 1990. Eastern Yorkshire: Prehistoric Society Handbook

29: 1992 Obituary Arthur Raistrick: An Appreciation A. King 2 Obituary Arthur Raistrick (1896-1991): An Appreciation T.G. Manby 3-6 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Backstone Beck, Ilkley Moor-Rombalds Moor G. Edwards 6-7 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age Cross Ridge Dykes on the North York Moors- Research Project B.E. Vyner 7 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Rudston Wold Project T.G. Manby 7-8 Reviews: 8-10  Rahtz, P. 1989. Little Ouseburn Barrow 1958  Watts, L. & Rahtz, P (eds). Cowlam Wold Barrows  Wright, F. 1990. The Ferriby Boats: Sea craft of the Bronze Age  Elgee, H.W. (ed). A Man of the Moors: Extracts from the Diaries and Letters of Frank Elgee  Stead, I.M. 1991. Iron Age Cemeteries in East Yorkshire by Stead  Brewster, T.C.M. The Excavation of Whitegrounds Barrow, Burythorpe Obituary Herman Gabriel Ramm O.B.E., M.A., F.S.A., 1922-1991 T.G. Manby

30: 1993 Obituary Donald Alexander Spratt, Ph.D., F.S.A., A.R.C.S., D.I.C. T.G. Manby 2-3 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age Cross Ridge Boundaries in the Cleveland Hills: Survey and Excavation B.E. Vyner 4-6 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age The Junction of the Great Wold Dyke at Paddock Hill, Thwing T.G. Manby 6-9 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age Huggate Dykes P. Halkon 9-10

31: 1994 Obituary Derrick Newton Riley, D.F.C., Ph.D., F.S.A. 15th Aug. 1915 - 22nd Aug. 1993 T.G. Manby 2-5 Reviews:  Spratt, D.A. (ed). 1993. Prehistoric and Roman Archaeology of North-East Yorkshire  van der Noort, R. & Davies, P. 1993. Wetland Heritage: an archaeological assessment of the Humber Wetlands  Smith, M.J. 1994. Excavated Bronze Age Burial Mounds of the North Yorkshire Moors  Wardle, P. 1992. Earlier Prehistoric Pottery Production and Ceramic Petrology in Britain Multi-Period Field Survey of Great Ayton Moor, North Yorkshire B. Vyner 7-10 Bronze Age 1994 – The Year of the Bronze Age T.G. Manby 11

32: 1995 Neolithic A Neolithic Flint Industry Site at Grindale, near Bridlington J.R. Earnshaw 2-23 General Interest The Derrick Riley Fund for Studies in Aerial Archaeology K. Branigan, 24 D. Kennedy & R. Bewley Iron Age The Yorkshire Quern Survey T.G. Manby 25

33: 1996 General Interest The Foundation(s) of the Section T.G. Manby 2-3 Neolithic A Neolithic Flint Industry Site at Wandale Farm, Bempton, near Bridlington, East J.R. Earnshaw 4-8 Yorkshire Neolithic/Bronze Age Research on Prehistoric Jet and Jet-Like Artefacts in Scotland and Wales A. Sheridan & M. Davis 9-15 General Interest John Robert Mortimer: the Making of a Nineteenth Century Archaeologist S. Harrison 16-23 Reviews: 23  Gaunt, G. A Guide to Lithological Descriptions and Provenance of Quern Stones in Yorkshire and the North Midland  van der Noort, R. & Ellis, S. (eds). 1995. Wetland Heritage of Holderness an archaeological survey  Vyner. B. (ed). 1995. Moorland Monuments: Studies in Honour of Raymond Hayes and Don Spratt  Brewster, T.C.M. & Finney, A.E. 1995. The Excavation of Seven Round Barrows on the Moorlands of North-East Yorkshire

34: 1997 General Interest Prehistory Research Section Membership 1997 T.G. Manby 2 General Interest Francis Buckley of Tunstall, Saddleworth W.P.B. Stonehouse 3-7 Mesolithic A Microlithic Industry of the Pennine Chain Related to the Tardenois of Belgium F. Buckley 8-15 (reprint) – with notes by W.P.B. Stonehouse Mesolithic Excavation of a Mesolithic Site: Meltham Moor Site 2 W.P.B. Stonehouse 16-19 Reviews: 19-20  Barnes, B. 1982. Man and the Changing Landscape: A Study of Occupation and Palaeo-Environment in the Central Pennines

35:1998 Bronze Age A Round Barrow at Easington, East Yorkshire. A Summary Report of the 1996 R. Mackey 2-5 Excavation Early Bronze Age Early Bronze Age Burials at Windmill Fields, Ingleby Barwick, Stockton on Tees: R. Annis 6-7 An Interim Report Obituary Obituaries: Eric George Grantham & Geoffrey Vivian Taylor T.G. Manby 7 Early Bronze Age A Bronze Age Urn Burial from Boltby, North York Moors D.H. Heys 8-16 & G.V. Taylor - The Pottery T.G. Manby 12-13 - The Battle Axe T.G. Manby 13-14 - Petrology Report R. Ixer & R.V. Davis 14-15 - Cremated Human Bones A.T. Chamberlain 15-16 & E.A. Rega - Radiocarbon Dating P. Wagner 16 General Interest The Frank Elgee Archive: Do You Recognise This Handwriting? T.G. Manby 17

36: 1999 Obituary Walter Patrick Bowman Stonehouse 1913-1998 T.G. Manby 2 General Interest Pat Stonehouse: A Bibliography T.G. Manby 3 Mesolithic Some Mesolithic Sites on the Central Pennine Watershed W.P.B. Stonehouse 4-8 Multi-Period E.V. Darby and the Darby Collection P.M. Rawson 9-12 Mesolithic An Antler Mattock from Calf Hole, Skyrethorns T.G. Manby 12-13 Mesolithic A Chert Tranchet Axe from Calvert Houses T.C. Laurie 14-15 Mesolithic Early Mesolithic Flint Axes and Adzes in Yorkshire T.G. Manby 16 Reviews: 17  Beckensall, S. & Laurie, T. 1998. Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale  Stoertz, C. Ancient Landscapes of the Yorkshire Wolds: Aerial photographic transcription and analysis

37: 2000 Obituary Pat Phillips (Anne Patricia Outhwaite) 29.9.35-17.8.99 P. Wagner 2 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey –Northern Section: Progress D. Heslop 3 Multi-Period Howardian Hills Lithics Survey: An Interim Report J. Bateman 4-7 Early Bronze Age The Early Bronze Age Grave Assemblage from Broughton-in-Craven T.G. Manby 8-14 Bronze Age Goss China and a Bronze Age Accessory Vessel from Aysgill T.G. Manby 14-15 General Interest Hull Museums T.G. Manby 15

38: 2001 Obituary Raymond Harland Hayes, MBE, FSA. 1909-2000 A.L. Pacitto 2-3 Obituary Margaret Collins 1920-2000 T.G. Manby 4 Multi-Period The Richard Harland Collection of Flint and Other Lithic Artefacts from the North R.S. Harland 4-6 Yorks Moors, the Yorkshire Wolds and the Craven Dales Neolithic/Bronze Age The Egg Rigg Barrow and Pit Dwelling R.S. Harland 7-8 Neolithic/Bronze Age The Lockton Low Pasture Barrow R.S. Harland 9-11 General Yorkshire Archaeological framework Forum P. Ottoway 12

39: 2002 Obituary Edward Vere Wright MBE, DSc, FSA, 1918-2001 T.G. Manby 2-5 Multi-Period The Eric Cowling Flint Collection S. Riches 5-8 Palaeolithic An Acheulian Handaxe marked ‘Keswick’ S. Riches, D. Roe 9-10 & T.G. Manby Reviews: 11  Stonehouse, W.P.B. 2001. The Prehistory of Saddleworth and Adjacent Areas  Jope, E.M. 2000. Early Celtic Art in the British Isles  Oswald, A., Dyer, C. & Barber, M. 2001. The Creation of Monuments: Neolithic Causewayed Enclosures in the British Isles  Burgess, C. 2001. The Age of Stonehenge

40: 2003 General Interest David George Coombs 1940-2002 T.G. Manby 2-3 General Interest Clare Isobel Fell 1912-2002 T.G. Manby 3 General Interest Virtually Digging, Sorting and Enhancing A. King 3 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age The Panorama Stones, Ilkley K. Boughey 4-10 Bronze Age Bronze Age Copper Mining and Hammerstones T.G. Manby 11-16 Iron Age Progress with the Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 16 41: 2004 Obituary Richard Earnshaw FSA, 1939-2003 T.G. Manby 2 Obituary Dennis Coggins MA, FSA, 1924-2003 T.G. Manby 2-3 Obituary Anthony Laughton Pacitto FSA, 1931-2003 T.G. Manby 4 Review: 5  Manby, T.G., Moorhouse, S. and Ottaway, P. (eds). 2003. The Archaeology of Yorkshire: an Assessment at the Beginning of the 21st Century Iron Age The Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 6-8 Early Bronze Age An Early Bronze Age Axe from Thornes, Wakefield P. Judkins 8 Neolithic The Thornborough Henge Monuments T.G. Manby 9-10 Neolithic Thornborough Henge Monument Complex: An Historical Background T.G. Manby 11-13 Review: 14  Harding, J. 2003. Henge Monuments of the British Isles Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age The ‘Heygate Stone’, A New Cup-and-Ring Marked Rock K. Boughey 14-18 Neolithic/Bronze Age The Archaeological Potential of Heptonstall and Wadworth Moors: Calderdale, West B. Howcroft 18-20 Yorkshire & D. Shepherd General Interest The Yorkshire Archaeological Society and the Development of ‘Claremont’ T.G. Manby 21

42: 2005 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 2 General Interest Aerial Archaeology Committee J. Cruse & J. Moore 2 Obituary Anne Haigh (1913-2005) K. Boughey 3 Palaeolithic Oldest rock art in Britain K. Boughey 3 Multi-Period A Multi-Period Prehistoric Site in Lower Wharfedale M. Meegan 4-9 Neolithic Yorkshire’s Stonehenge Needs You M. Sanders 10-11 Neolithic Recent fieldwork at the Thornborough monument complex J. Harding & B. Johnson 11-15 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Exciting new rock art discovery on Fylingdales Moor K. Boughey 16 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age A group of four cup-and-ring-marked rocks at Black Hills, Cottingley Woods K. Boughey 17-24 General Interest Conference in honour of Tony Pacitto, Helmsley, 26th October 2004 G. Lee 24-6 Iron Age Chariot Burials & Reconstructions R. Mackey 26-8 Multi-Period The Swale-Ure Washlands: Landscape History and Human Impacts K. Boughey 29 Multi-Period Alluvial Archaeology in the Vale of York M. Whyman 30-1 Reviews: 31-6  van de Noort, R. 2004. The Humber Wetlands: The Archaeology of a Dynamic Landscape  Conneller, C. & Schadla-Hall, T. 2003. Beyond Star Carr. The Vale of Pickering in the 10th Millennium BP’, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 69, 85-105  Middleton, A., Young, J.R. & Ambers, J. 2004. The Folkton Drums: chalk or cheese? Antiquity 78  Boughey, K.J.S. & Vickerman, E.A. 2003. Prehistoric Rock Art of the West Riding Cup-and-ring-marked rocks of the valleys of the Aire, Wharfe, Washburn and Nidd  Foreman, M. 2004. Europe’s First Seacraft: Bronze Age Boats from North Ferriby. Minerva: The International Review of Ancient Art & Archaeology 15 (2), 20-1  Stacey, R. 2004. Evidence for the use of birch-bark tar from Iron Age Britain. Past: The Newsletter of the Prehistoric Society 47, 1-2  Stacey, R. 2004. Wetwang’s sticky problem answered. Current Archaeology 194, 59  White, R. 2003. Founders: Arthur Raistrick, an appreciation by Robert White, of the conscientious objector, geologist and field archaeologist who helped transform our understanding of landscape history in Northern England. Landscapes 4, No 2  Huddart, D. & Glasser, N.F. (eds). 2002. Quaternary of Northern England. Geological Conservation Review Series No 25  Bevan, L. & Moore, J. (ed.). 2003. Peopling the Mesolithic in a Northern Environment. BAR Int. Ser. 1157  Laurie, T. 2004. Springs, Woods and Transhumance: Reconstructing a Pennine Landscape during Later Prehistory. Landscapes 5, No. 1, 73-102  Roberts, I. 2003. Excavations at Topham Farm, Sykehouse, S. Yorks: A Late IA & R-B Settlement in the Humberhead Levels

43: 2006 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey: 2005 Report J. Cruse 4 General Interest Out of Oblivion K. Boughey 5-6 General Interest Happy 100th Birthday – Marie Hartley! K. Boughey 6 Obituary Mary Chitty (1905-2005) C.S. Briggs 7-8 Palaeolithic Hard dating evidence for rock art at Creswell Crags K. Boughey 8 Mesolithic A Hand Held Tranchet Axe from Goathland Moor M. Meegan 9-10 Neolithic Thornborough Henges: objections J. Hinchliffe 11-12 J. Harding 13-15 M. Sanders 15-16 Neolithic Neolithic trackway unearthed on Hatfield Moor R. Tappenden 16 Multi-Period Life and Death in the Ryedale Windypits, Near Helmsley, North Yorkshire S. Leach 17-20 Early Bronze Age A selection of early Bronze Age lithic tools from Rombalds Moor, Wharfedale K. Boughey 20-5 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Newly discovered cup-and-ring-marked rocks at Hartlington Pasture near Grassington K. Boughey 26-30 Bronze Age/Iron Age A Late Prehistoric Ritual Enclosure at North Flats, Conistone-with- Kilnsey, North R. Martlew 30-6 Yorkshire Multi-Period South Pennines: the prehistory so far D. Shepherd 36-40 Iron Age Iron Age Chariots: New Sites – New Insights M. Berlin 41-3 Iron Age Castle Hill, Almondbury K. Boughey 43 Iron Age/Roman Excavations at Chapel Garth, Arram F. Wilson, I. Wilson, 44-5 G. Myers & R. Mackey General Interest Luminescence Dating of Burnt Flint at Boston Spa M. Barnes 46-9 General Interest The Centenary of the Publication of J.R. Mortimer’s Forty Years Researches B. Sitch 50-1 Reviews: 51-4  Hetherington, D.A., Lord, T.C., & Jacobi, R.M. New evidence for the occurrence of the Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) in medieval Britain. Journal of Quaternary Science (in press)  Fenton-Thomas, C. The Forgotten Landscapes of the Yorkshire Wolds  White, R. The Yorkshire Dales: A Landscape Through Time  Flemming, N.C. (ed). Submarine Prehistoric Archaeology of the North Sea: research priorities and collaboration with industry. CBA Research Report 141  Roberts, I. (ed). Ferrybridge Henge: The Ritual Landscape  Chappell, G. & Brown, P. Prehistoric Rock Carvings of North East Yorkshire  Lillie, M. 2005. Deconstructing Reconstruction: The B.A. Sewn Plank Boats. Journal of Wetland Archaeology, 97-109  Needham, S. 2004. Migdale-Marnoch: sunburst of Scottish metallurgy. In I.A.G. Shepherd & G. Barclay, Scotland in Ancient Europe, Edinburgh, 217-246  Late Prehistoric Ceramics: 2004. East Riding Archaeologist 11  Burgess, A. & Roberts, I. 2004. Two LIA/R-B Settlement Sites near Whitwood, West Yorks.  Sidney Jackson and the Quern Activities of his Bradford-based Archaeology Group. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2005, 3-6  Two possible henges from the East Riding. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2005, 11-13  Recent Fieldwork on Yorkshire Commons. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2005, 15-16  Possible ring cairn on Skipton Moor. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2005, 20-3  Iron Age enclosures at Wharram Grange. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2005, 25-9 General Interest North Yorkshire Archaeology Service K. Boughey ?

44: 2007 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 2 General Interest A twin celebration of a lifetime’s achievements in the prehistoric study of Yorkshire: K. Boughey 3-5 Terry Manby and Ian Stead Multi-Period Centenary of J.R. Mortimer’s Forty Years Researches in Ancient British and Anglo-Saxon Burial Mounds of Eastern Yorkshire: Bronze Age - Mortimer Barrow Excavations: The Towthorpe Group Revisited T.G. Manby 4-7 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age - The Wolds Dykes: Mortimer and after. C. Fenton-Thomas 8 Iron Age - J.R. Mortimer and the Iron Age Burials of the Wolds J.S. Dent 9 Multi-Period Archaeological sites revealed by gas pipeline S. Noon 10-11 General Interest Community Archaeology: K. Boughey 11 Mesolithic - Great Ayton Community Archaeology Project: Levensdale Mesolithic site I. Pearce 11-12 Iron Age - Moorheads Study Group: Prehistoric Settlement at Agill, Nidderdale K. Boughey 12-13 General Interest Experiment in heat-treatment of flint: a re-enactment event at Boston Spa, July 2006 M. Barnes 13-15 Multi-Period The Giggleswick Scar Project P. Hudson 15-16 General Interest ‘Palaeosaurus’: Yorkshire Prehistoric Artefacts in Unusual Locations J. Cruse 16 General Interest Impact of the Treasure Act (1997) J. Cruse 16 Indeterminate Roebuck Hill, Jump, Barnsley K. Boughey 17 General Interest Nidderdale A.O.N.B. Archive goes digital! K. Boughey 17 Mesolithic A Late Form of Early Mesolithic Core Tool M. Meegan 18-22 Mesolithic A summary of ‘Prehistoric Atlantis’ ─ the Mesolithic in Yorkshire: a personal view M. Berlin 22-3 (Penny Spikins) Multi-Period Huge Scarborough Carrs Flint Collection Unearthed K. Boughey 23 Neolithic Thornborough Henges Complex: Update J. Harding 24-5 N. Redfern 25-6 M. Heyworth 26-7 R. Hall 27 Neolithic Neolithic Astronomy and the Thornborough Henges M. Sanders 28 Neolithic Aerial photography reveals Neolithic cursus K. Boughey 29 Multi-Period Rombalds Way S. Riches 29-33 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Eric Cowling and the prehistoric rock art of the Otley area S. Riches 33-7 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Prehistoric rock art: four new discoveries in Nidderdale K. Boughey 38-47 Multi-Period Prehistoric Activity in the South Pennines: Lithics from the Widdop and Gorple Area B. Howcroft 47-57 Early Bronze Age Gristhorpe Man K. Boughey 57-59 Iron Age Rethinking Ingleborough Y. Luke 60-69 Iron Age Castle Hill Conservation Management Plan K. Boughey 69-70 & E. Vickerman Iron Age Excavations at Streethouse, Loftus: 2005 season S. Sherlock 71-5 Iron Age The Ferry Fryston Chariot K. Boughey 76-7 Reviews: 78-80  Chapman, H.P. 2005. Rethinking the ‘Cursus Problem’ – Investigating the Neolithic Landscape Archaeology, East Yorkshire, using GIS Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 71, 159-70  Needham, S. 2005. Transforming Beaker Culture in N-W Europe; Processes of Fusion and Fission. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 71, 171-217  Roberts, I. (ed.). 2005. The Iron Age Settlement at Ledston: A Report on the Excavations of 1976 and 1996  Walker, A. & Smith, B.A. 2006. Pathways and Petroglyphs; Observations on the Distribution of Cup Marked Stones in Fylingdales Parish, North Yorkshire. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2006, 13-16  Walker, A. & Smith, B.A. 2006. By the waters of Ravenscar. British Archaeology 89, 46-7  Bowers, P. 2006. Carved Stones from Boston Spa. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2006, 17-20  The Blansby Park Project. CBA Yorkshire Forum 2006, 45-7  Hetherington, D.A., Lord, T.C. & Jacobi, R.M. 2006. New Evidence for the occurrence of Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) in Medieval Britain. Journal of Quaternary Studies, 3-8  Harding, J. 2006. Pit Digging, occupation and structured deposition on Rudston Wold, eastern Yorkshire. Oxford Journal of Archaeology 25 (2), 109-26  Blackford, J.J., Innes, A. & Jones, S.L. 2006. Recent research from the peatland of the North York Moors: climate change and human impact. In M. Lilley (ed.). Wetlands and Environmental Change

45: 2008 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 3 General Interest Castleford Forum – Update K. Boughey 4 General Interest Scarborough Museum: Past, Present and Future K. Boughey 4-8 General Interest Proposed Removal of Prehistory and Roman Displays from the New Leeds Gallery J. Cruse 8-9 General Interest I Dig Sheffield K. Boughey 10 Multi-Period Human Environmental Impacts in Prehistory in the Swale-Ure Washlands, North J.B. Innes, 11-15 Yorkshire D.R. Bridgland, A.J. Long, W.A. Mitchell & M. Rutherford Mesolithic New Work at Star Carr C. Conneller 15-16 Mesolithic A Remarkable Collection of Tranchet Axes from the Carrs K. Boughey 17-24 Mesolithic Possible Mesolithic Fish-Hook M. Meegan 24-7 Neolithic Understanding the Role of the Central Pennines in the Movement of Objects During H. Lynch 27-30 the Neolithic Neolithic Thornborough Henges 2007 M. Sanders 30-2 Neolithic Archaeoastronomy and the Monument Complex of Thornborough, North Yorkshire J. Harding, B. Johnson 32-41 & G. Goodrick Late Neolithic The Hatfield Trackway and Platform, Hatfield Moors, South Yorkshire H. Chapman 41-7 & B. Gearey Neolithic A Ritual Focus on the Swale Gravels? Late Neolithic Timber Circuits at Catterick K.J.S. Boughey, D. Hale 47-50 & A. Platell Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Prehistoric rock art discovered at Whitby Abbey E. Ogborn 50-1 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age An Interim Account of Rock Markings in the South Pennines D. Shepherd & F. Jolley 51-6 Multi-Period A Group of Arrowheads from the Pennines in the Collection of Brian Howcroft F. Jolley 56-9 Early Bronze Age Bronze Age Collared Urn Burial Discovered in Stanbury J. Richardson 60 & I. Sanderson Iron Age Excavations at Streethouse, North East Yorkshire, NZ 7390 1965 S.J. Sherlock 61-5 Bronze Age/Iron Age Prehistoric Diet on the Yorkshire Wolds: Isotopes and Skeletons M. Jay 65-7 Iron Age The Use of Colour in Iron Age Art: A Case Study from East Yorkshire M. Giles 68-70 General Interest North Craven Historical Research Group: The Giggleswick Scar Project P. Hudson 70 Romano-British Kingsdale Head: Ingleborough Archaeology Group’s Excavations 2005-2007 C. Howard & A. King 71-2 Multi-Period Deepdale M. Johnson 72-3 Multi-Period Fylingdales Moor, North Yorkshire, 2007 B. Vyner 73-5 Multi-Period Pontefract Road, Ferrybridge J. Mole 76 Multi-Period Leeds Valley Park, Stourton K. Boughey 76 Iron Age Newton Lane, Ledston K. Boughey 77 Multi-Period Deep Road Through The Long North S. Noon 77-8 General Interest An Artist’s Response to Prehistoric Landscapes: the Work of John Allcock K. Boughey 78-80 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme K. Boughey 80 General Interest 2004 Treasurer Annual Report J. Cruse 80 General Interest 2005/6 Annual Report J. Cruse 80 Iron Age Portable Antiquities Scheme 2007: Alne: Iron Age Terret 81 Reviews: 82-90  Bradley, R. 2007. The Prehistory of Britain and Ireland  Pollard, J. (ed.). 2008. Prehistoric Britain  Chrisp, P. 2008. Prehistory  Cherry, P.J. (ed.), 2007. Studies in Northern Prehistory: Essays in Memory of Clare Fell  Halkon, P. & Innes, J. 2005. Settlement and economy in a changing prehistoric lowland landscape: an East Yorkshire case study. European Journal of Archaeology 8(3), 225-59  Giles, M. 2006. Collecting the Past, Constructing Identity: the antiquarian John Mortimer and the Driffield Museum of Antiquities and Geological Specimens. Antiquaries Journal 86, 279-316  Pettitt, P., Bahn, P. & Ripoll, S. 2007. Palaeolithic Cave Art at Creswell Crags in European Context  Vyner, B. 2007. Fylingdales: Wildfire and Archaeology  Conneller, C. 2007. Inhabiting new landscapes: settlement and mobility in Britain after the last glacial maximum. Oxford Journal of Archaeology 26.3, 215-38  Conneller, C. 2007. New Excavations at Star Carr. Past 56 (July 2007), 3-5  Milner, N. 2007. Fading Star. British Archaeology September/October, 10-14  Vyner, B. 2007. A Great North Route in Neolithic and Bronze Age Yorkshire: The Evidence of Landscape and Monuments. Landscapes 8.1, 69-84  Gilks, J.A. 2005. A sherd of Later Neolithic Grooved Ware from Lesser Kelcoe Cave, Giggleswick, North Yorkshire, with a note of other finds of Grooved Ware from caves in the North of England. Transactions of the Hunter Archaeological Society 22, 15-22  Chapman, H.P. 2005. Rethinking the ‘cursus problem’ – investigating the Neolithic landscape archaeology of Rudston, East Yorkshire, UK, using GIS. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 71, 159-70  Loveday, R. 2006. Inscribed across the Landscape: The Cursus Enigma  Gibson, A. 2006. Excavations at a Neolithic Enclosure at Lower Luggy, near Welshpool, Powys, Wales. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 72, 163-91  Stead, I.M. 1991. Iron Age Cemeteries in East Yorkshire: Excavations at Burton Fleming, Rudston, Garton-on-the-Wolds and Kirkburn  Brindley, A.L. 2007. The Dating of Food Vessels and Urns in Ireland  Llobera, M. 2007. Reconstructing Past Landscapes. World Archaeology 39.1, 51-69  Coates, J. 2005. The Bronze Age Ferriby boats: seagoing ships or estuary ferry boats? International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 34(1), 38-42  Chapman, H.P. & Chapman, P.R. 2005. Seascapes and landscapes – the siting of the Ferriby boat finds in the context of prehistoric pilotage. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 34(1), 43-50  Lillie, M. 2005. Deconstructing reconstruction: the Bronze Age sewn plank boats from North Ferriby, River Humber, England, UK, and their context. Journal of Wetland Archaeology 5, 97-109  Evans, D. 2006. Celtic art revealed: the South Cave weapons hoard. Current Archaeology 203, 572-7  Stead, I.M. 2006. British Iron Age Swords and Scabbards  van de Noort, R., Chapman, H.P. & Collis, J.R. 2007 (eds). Sutton Common: The excavation of an Iron Age ‘Marsh Fort’. CBA Research Report 154  van de Noort, R. & Chapman, H.P. 2007. Excavating Sutton Common: changing the Iron Age. British Archaeology September/October 2007, 34-9  Coles, B. 2006. Beavers in Britain’s Past  Brown, B. & Brown, P. The Prehistoric Rock Art in the Northern Dales

46: 2009 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 3 General Interest Drystone Walls, Limestone Caves and a Lynx M. Berlin 3 General Interest Draft Heritage Protection Bill K. Boughey 4 General Interest Heritage at Risk Register K. Boughey 4-5 Palaeolithic An Acheulian Hand Axe from Redcar and its Palaeolithic Context P. Rowe 5-10 & K. Boughey Palaeolithic Mammoth Tusk found at Spurn K. Boughey 10-12 Mesolithic Shouldered Points from North-East Yorkshire and the Lower Wharfe M. Meegan 12-14 Mesolithic Mesolithic Archaeology in the Calderdale area of the Central Pennines F. Jolley 14-17 Neolithic Milk in Prehistory K. Boughey 17 Neolithic Thornborough Henges 2007-8 K. Boughey 17-19 Neolithic Selkirk, A. 2008. What shall we do about Thornborough? Current Archaeology 214, 20 45 Neolithic The Easingwold Stone Tool Surgery: Its Significance for Yorkshire Prehistory and V. Davis 20-8 Beyond Including Possible areas for Further Research: A Brief Review of Stone Tools Bibliography Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age English Rock Art Database K. Boughey 28 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Recording Prehistoric Rock Art in North Yorkshire P. & B. Brown 29-37 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age 17 ‘Portable’ Cup-Marked Rocks in the Collection of the late Stuart Feather K. Boughey 38-41 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Carved Rock found at Ben Rhydding, Ilkley K. Boughey 42-5 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age The Stanbury Hill Project: Archaeological Investigation of a Rock Art Site K. Boughey 45-6 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Cup-and-Ring-Marked Rock, Cleaves Top, High Bradley, nr. Skipton K. Boughey 47-50 Bronze Age Bronze Age Sword On Display at Scarborough K. Boughey 50 Bronze Age Bronze Age Boat Returns Home R. Waites 51-3 Multi-Period Prehistoric Settlement Uncovered near Dewsbury A. Webb 53-8 & K. Boughey Indeterminate Stone Balls Mike Meegan 58 Iron Age Gipton Wood P. Kelley 59-63 Iron Age Iron Age ‘Waterhole’ Uncovered at York University K. Boughey 63 Bronze Age The Wolf Den Ten Years On P.J. Murphy 64-6 Multi-Period Audit of Archaeological Cave Resources in the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales H. Holderness, 66-76 G. Davies, A. Chamberlain & R. Donahue Multi-Period Cave Archaeology in Craven A. King 76-81 Multi-Period Abstract of Some Recent Excavation and Museum Updates including the 2007 A. King 82 Cave Research Symposium held in Settle Romano-British Archaeological Finds on the Natural Gas Pipeline between Asselby and Pannal F. Brown 83-6 Multi-Period Update on ‘Deep Road through the Long North’ Archaeology discovered in West S. Noon 86-7 and North Yorkshire on the Pannal to Nether Kellet Pipeline Multi-Period Yorkshire Finds from the Portable Antiquities Scheme K. Boughey 87-90 Reviews: 90-9  Gilmour, M., Currant, A., Jacobi, R. and Stringer, C. 2007. Recent TIMS dating results from British Late Pleistocene vertebrate faunal localities: context and interpretation. Journal of Quaternary Science 22(8), 793-80  Lord, T.C., O’Connor, T.P, Siebrandt, D.C. and Jacobi, R.M. 2007. People and large carnivores as biostratinomic agents in Lateglacial cave assemblages. Journal of Quaternary Science 22(7), 681-94  Oppenheimer, S. 2006. The Origins of the British: a new prehistory of Britain & Ireland from Ice-Age hunter-gatherers to the Vikings as revealed by DNA Analysis  Innes, J. 2008. Tree Remains from a Buried Mid-Holocene Palaeo-forest in Upland NE Yorkshire. Quaternary Newsletter 115 (June 2008), 40-2  Loveday, R., Gibson, A., Marshall, P.D., Bayliss, A., Bronk Ramsey, C. & Van der Plicht, H. The Antler Macehead Dating Project. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 73, 381-92  North Yorkshire Historic Environment News February 2008, Issue 1  Gibson, A. Were henges ghost-traps? Current Archaeology 214 (18 No.10, January 2008), 34-9  Bradley, R., 2007. Monuments and the Creation of the Early Prehistoric Landscape. In A. Fleming and R. Hingley (eds), Prehistoric and Roman Landscapes: Landscape History after Hoskins, 33-42  The Leys Lane Project: Investigation of a Multi-Period Site at Boston Spa, West Yorkshire  Mazel, A., Nash, G. and Waddington C. (eds). 2007. Art as Metaphor: The Prehistoric Rock Art of Britain  Pettitt, P. and Bahn, P., 2007. Rock-art and art mobilier of the British Upper Palaeolithic. In Mazel et al. (above)  Vyner, B. 2007. Rock-art in Cleveland and NE Yorkshire: contexts and chronology. In Mazel et al. (above)  Brown, B. and Brown, P. 2008. The Prehistoric Rock Art in the Northern Dales  Brown, P., Brown, B. and Rowe, P. 2008. New discoveries of prehistoric art in the Eston Hills.  Smith, B.A and Walker, A.A. 2008. Rock Art and Ritual: Interpreting the Prehistoric Landscapes of the North York Moors. Teeside Archaeological Society Bulletin 13, 3-12  Smith, B.A. and Walker, A.A. 2008. Bronze Age sub-territories on the Moors above Ravenscar (and comparisons with other North York Moors sites with similar characteristics). Teeside Archaeological Society Bulletin 13, 13-19  Roberts, B. 2007. Adorning the Living, but not the Dead: Understanding Ornaments in Britain c.1400-1100 cal BC. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 73, 135-167  Brown, F., Howard-Davis, C., Brennand, M., Boyle, A., Evans, T., O’Connor, S., Spence, S., Heawood, R. and Lupton, A. 2008. The Archaeology of the A1(M) Darrington to Dishforth DBFO Road Scheme  Orton, D. 2007. A Local Barrow for Local People? The Ferry Fryston Cattle in Context. In B. Croxford et al. TRAC 2006, Proceedings of the 16th Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Cambridge, 77-91  Pope, R. 2007. Ritual and the roundhouse: a critique of recent ideas on the use of domestic space in later British prehistory. In C. Haselgrove & R. Pope (eds), The Earlier Iron Age in Britain and the near Continent, 204-228  Giles. M. 2007. Refiguring rights in the EIA landscapes of East Yorkshire. In C. Haselgrove & R. Pope (eds), The Earlier Iron Age in Britain and the near Continent, 103-118  Atha, M. 2005. Brickworks and Ladders: exploring intra-regional diversity in the enclosed landscapes of the Parisi. In J. Bruhn, B. Croxford, B. & D. Grigopoulous (eds), TRAC 2004: Proceedings of the 14th Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeological Conference – Durham 2004, 97-108  Chadwick, A.M. 2007. Trackways, hooves and memory-days – human and animal movements and memories around Iron Age and R-B rural landscapes of the English north midlands. In V. Cummings and R. Johnston (eds), Prehistoric Journey, 131-52  Taylor, J. 2007. An Atlas of Roman Rural Settlement in England. CBA Research Report No 151, York  Jay, M. & Richards, M.P. 2007. British Iron Age Diet: Stable Isotopes and Other Evidence. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 73, 169-90  Jay, M., Fuller, B.T., Richards, M.P., Knüsel, C.J., and King, S.S. 2008. Iron Age breastfeeding practices in Britain: Isotopic evidence from Wetwang Slack, East Yorkshire. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 136, 327-37

47: 2010 Bronze Age Mitchell Laithes Revisited K. Boughey 2 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2009 J. Cruse 2 Obituary In Memoriam: Blaze Valeska O’Connor K. Boughey 4 General Interest Heritage On Line K. Boughey 5 General Interest North Yorkshire County Council Historic Environment Record K. Boughey 5-6 General Interest Heritage Protection Bill (update) K. Boughey 7 General Interest Three Museums for the 21st Century? K. Boughey 7-8 General Interest Yorkshire Revealed as a National Hotspot for Nighthawkers K. Boughey 8-9 Palaeolithic Mammoth Tusk Update K. Boughey 9 General Interest Major Visitor Centre opens at Creswell Crags K. Boughey 10 General Interest Upland Caves Network K. Boughey 10 Mesolithic North East Yorkshire Mesolithic Survey M. Waughman 11-12 Mesolithic Ovenden Wind Farm K. Boughey 12 Mesolithic Mesolithic Hand-Axes from the Lower Wharfe M. Meegan 12-15 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Carved Rock – Faweather Grange, High Eldwick K. Boughey 15-17 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age New Carved Rock Discoveries on Middleton Moor, N. Yorks. K. Boughey 18-24 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age New Discoveries of Rock Art around the Wainstones, North York Moors P. & B. Brown 25-31 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Prehistoric Rock Art Within the Valleys and Tributaries of the River Burn in P. & B. Brown 32-44 Colsterdale Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Stanbury Hill Project – Update K. Boughey 44-6 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Carved Rock – Attermire Scar K. Boughey 47-50 Early Bronze Age Stanbury ‘battle axe’ burial – update B. Vyner 50 Late Bronze Age Scarborough Sword Revisited K. Boughey 50 Early Bronze Age Gristhorpe Man Project 2005-2008 N. Melton 51-4 Bronze Age The survey and conservation of two prehistoric cairns and a Napoleonic beacon site, Y. Luke 55-60 Beamsley Beacon, North Yorkshire & S. Richardson Iron Age Earliest Brain in Britain found in York R. Hall 60-2 Iron Age Gipton Wood In Context M. Meegan 62-4 Medieval? Award for Work at Streethouse Farm K. Boughey 64 Multi-Period Review of West Yorkshire Prehistory B. Vyner 64-7 Late Iron Age/Early Roman Some Prehistoric Perspectives from the Magnesian Limestone Project I. Roberts 67-76 Neolithic/Bronze Age Three New Prehistoric Sites Near Catterick, N. Yorks. G. Speed 77-86 Late Iron Age/Early Roman Prehistoric Activity at Willows Well Site in Reighton Parish, North Yorkshire M. Allen 86-93 Multi-Period Buck Wood, Thackley, West Yorkshire: Archaeological Investigations by the J. Buglass 94-6 Friends of Buck Wood Multi-Period The Chapel House Wood Landscape Project, Kilnsey, North Yorkshire R. Martlew 97-101 Multi-Period Prehistoric Dacre J. Brophy 102-8 Bronze Age Bronze Age Axes and Spears: 2009 finds reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme K. Boughey 108-111 Reviews: 112-8  Phipps, K.J. 2008. Evidence of predation on Gryphaea (Bilobissa) litora from the Oxford Clay Formation of South Cave quarry, Yorkshire. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association 119, 277-85  Allen, M.J. et al. 2008. Radiocarbon dating of a Mammoth Tusk from the Southern North Sea. Quaternary Newsletter 116, 7-13  Schreve, D.C. 2009. A new record of Pleistocene hippopotamus from River Severn terrace deposits, Gloucester, UK. Proceedings of  the Geologists’ Association, 120, 62  Woodman, P. and Schulting, R. (eds). 2009. Mesolithic Horizons  Mellars, P. 2009. Moonshine over Star Carr: post-processualism, Mesolithic myths and archaeological realities. Antiquity 83 No 320, 502-17  Gibson, A.M. and Ogden, A. 2008. Duggleby Howe, Burial J and the Eastern Yorkshire Club Scene. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 80, 1-13  Fenton-Thomas, C. 2008. Time and Time Again: Living in the Neolithic landscape at Sewerby Cottage Farm, Bridlington, E. Yorks. In P. Rainbird. (ed). Monuments in the Landscape, 23-33  Fenton-Thomas, C. 2009. A Place by the Sea: Excavations at Sewerby Cottage Farm, Bridlington. On-Site Archaeology Monograph No 1  Fenton-Thomas, C. 2009. Excavations at Sewerby Cottage Farm, Bridlington  Williamson, T. 2007. Rabbit, Warrens & Archaeology  Ballin, T.B. 2008. The Distribution of Pitchstone: Territories, Exchange and the ‘English Problem’. PAST 60, 10-13  Loveday, R. 2009. From ritual to riches – the route to individual power in later Neolithic Eastern Yorkshire? In K. Brophy & G. Barclay. (eds). Defining a Regional Neolithic: The Evidence from Britain and Ireland. Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Paper 9, 35-52  Bradley, R. 2009. Image and Audience: Prehistoric Art 1  Beckensall, S. 2009. Prehistoric Rock Art in Britain: Sermons in Stone  Barnett, T. and Sharpe, K. (eds). 2010. Carving a Future for British Rock Art: New Directions for Research, Management and Presentation  O’Connor, B., Cooney, G. and Chapman, J. (eds.). 2009. Materialitas. Working Stone, Carving Identity  Lynch, A.H., Hamilton, J. & Hedges, R.E.M. 2008. Where the wild things are: aurochs and cattle in England. Antiquity 82, 1025-39  Needham, S. & Woodward, A. 2008. The Clandon Barrow Finery: a Synopsis of Success in an EBA World. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 74, 1-52  The Late Iron Age And Romano-British Rural Landscape of Gunhills, Armthorpe, South Yorkshire  Halkon, P. Archaeology and Environment In A Changing East Yorkshire Landscape: The Foulness Valley c. 800 BC to AD 400  Richardson, J. 2009. IA & Roman Settlement Activity at Timberland, Scunthorpe, N. Lincs.  Allison, E. 2009. Palaeoenvironmental Work. In Canterbury’s Archaeology: 32nd Annual Report of the Canterbury Archaeological Trust  Howarth, N. 2008. Cartimandua: Queen of the Brigantes

48: 2011 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2010 J. Cruse 2 General Interest Heritage at Risk Report 2010 4-5 General Interest Archaeological Dates: A Guide K. Boughey 6-20 General Interest HAD and New Aspects On Ancient Human Burials in Yorkshire M. Berlin 21-7 General Interest Human remains to stay in Avebury Museum 27 General Interest Exploration and excavation: Upland Caves Network Conference 2009 M. Berlin 28-33 Palaeolithic Recent cave exploration in Craven 34 Mesolithic Mesolithic West Yorkshire pp. P. Spikins 34-8 Mesolithic The discovery of Britain’s earliest house – recent excavations at Star Carr C. Conneller, 38-41 N. Milner & B. Taylor Neolithic Ure-Swale Forum J. Harding 41 Neolithic/Bronze Age A Collection of Arrowheads from Hambleton Down M. Meegan 42-5 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age New discoveries of cup-marked rocks, Buck Wood, Thackley K. Boughey 46-56 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Marked Rocks in the South Pennines D. Shepherd 56-64 & F. Jolley Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Newly-Discovered Prehistoric Rock Art in Swaledale P. & B. Brown 65-9 Neolithic/Bronze Age Recent arrowhead find at Baitings Reservoir, Calderdale B. Howcroft 70 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Stanbury Hill Project: 2010 update K. Boughey 71-2 Early Bronze Age The Harden Moor Ring Cairn: An Account of the Excavations K. Boughey 72-3 Iron Age Sermons in Stones: the meaning of prehistoric rock art and the strange case of the K. Boughey 73-86 Swastika Stone, Ilkley Iron Age Investigations at Bolby Scar Hillfort, N. Yorks. 86 Multi-Period Swaledale and Arkengarthdale Archaeology Group pp. T. Laurie 87 Multi-Period Prehistoric Sites on Wadsworth and Midgley Moors, Calderdale, West Yorkshire B. Howcroft 88-93

Multi-Period The Chapel House Wood Landscape Project, Kilnsey, North Yorkshire: second R. Martlew 94-8 interim summary Multi-Period English Heritage aerial reconnaissance in Holderness D. MacLeod 98-100 General Interest Terry Manby Tribute: - Terry Manby: a biographical note A. King 100-1 Neolithic and Bronze Age - Neolithic and Bronze Age impacts on the environment: new data from North J. Innes 101-3 Yorkshire Neolithic - Neolithic Houses at Sewerby Cottage Farm, Bridlington C. Fenton-Thomas 103-4 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age - Fylingdales Moor: Archaeology and Environment B. Vyner 104 Early Bronze Age - A Beaker burial at Ferry Fryston and its neighbours G. Hey 105 Neolithic - A Neolithic Ritual Focus at Catterick and Scorton, North Yorkshire D. Hale 105 Neolithic/Bronze Age - New insights into the use of jet and jet-like materials A. Sheridan 105 Early Bronze Age - Early Bronze Age burial assemblages from Stanbury and Dewsbury, West J. Richardson 106 Yorkshire Neolithic/Bronze Age - Neolithic and Early Bronze Age round barrow at Cayton, Scarborough O. Cooper 107 Late Bronze Age - Two unusual Late Bronze Age finds from County Durham B. O'Connor 107 Bronze Age - Danby Beacon burial mound, Danby R. Graham 108 Early Bronze Age - Sturdy Spring burnt mound, Feldom Range, Richmond, North Yorkshire R. Annis 108 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme 108-11 Reviews: 111-9  Telfer M.W., Wilson P., Lord T.C. & Vincent P.J. 2009. New constraints on the last ice sheet glaciation in NW England using optically stimulated luminescence [‘OSL’] dating. Journal of Quaternary Studies 24, No. 8, 906-15  Vincent P.J., Wilson P., Lord T.C., Schnabel C. & Wilken S. 2010. Cosmogenic isotope (36Cl) surface exposure dating of the Norber erratics, Yorkshire Dales: Further constraints on the timing of the LGM deglaciation in Britain. 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51: 2014 Obituary Professor Arnold Aspinall MSc, Hon. DSc, FSA, CPhys, MInstP (1926-2013) J. Pocock & T. Manby 4-6 General Interest ‘After The Ice’: Major Three-Year Exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum 6 General Interest West Yorkshire HER On-Line 6 General Interest European Prize for Local Archaeology Project 7 Multi-Period Later Prehistoric Finds Group 7 General Interest Albert Leslie Armstrong: Life and Work Philip Allsworth-Jones 8-16 Palaeolithic/Mesolithic Enhancing the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Records of South Yorkshire Sites and A. Grassam 17 Monuments Record Palaeolithic Spurn Mammoth Tusk Update 2013 18-19 Mesolithic North East Yorkshire Mesolithic Project: Final Phase pp. M. Waughman 19-20 Mesolithic Dennis Wilford Beasley Lithics Assemblage: Assessment and Report B. Howcroft 20-6 General Interest Pat Stonehouse: Biography and Archive T. Manby 26-32 & K. Boughey Neolithic Lithic Scatters at Conistone, North Yorkshire P.J. 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53: 2016 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey J. Cruse 3 Indeterminate Mystery Flint Axe 3 General Interest Rivock Group Query 4 Multi-Period Recent Fieldwork in Swaledale and Adjacent Areas T. Laurie 5-6 Multi-Period Recent Work by SWAAG ed. Peter Denison-Edson M. Berlin 6-7 General Interest Analytical Methods in Archaeology: Accelerator Mass Spectrometry K. Boughey 7-12 Victoria Cave Goes Virtual 12 Multi-Period Life and Death in the Caves of Yorkshire: Reanalysis of Prehistoric and Roman S. Leach 13-27 Human Skeletal Remains and Archaeological Assemblages Excavated from Subterranean Sites Palaeolithic/Mesolithic Late Upper Palaeolithic and Early Mesolithic Lithics from Raven Scar Cave, R. Jacobi ` 27-30 Ingleton, North Yorkshire (transcribed by John Gilks) Neolithic Review of Non-Flint Prehistoric Stone Tools from the North York Moors and Their V. Davis 31-45 Sources With Particular Reference to Group XXVI Neolithic Survey and Excavation at Threshfield and Yarnbury, near Grassington, North A. Gibson 45-9 Yorkshire: An Interim Report Neolithic/Bronze Age Bordley Township Project: Bordley Lithics J. Heward 50-5 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age The Carved Rocks of Rombalds and Baildon Moors: The Impact of the Carved K. Boughey 55-66 Stones Investigation Project Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age New Example of Prehistoric Rock Art from the North York Moors P. & B. Brown 66-7 Neolithic/Bronze Age Recent Excavations in the South Pennines: A Preliminary Note D. Shepherd, 67-9 F. Jolley & K. Gibson Early Bronze Age A Look at the Lamplough-Lidster Collection 3: The Excavation of the Suffield K. Boughey 70-93 Moor North Barrows Early Bronze Age Forty Years On: The Low-Carinated All-Over-Cord Beaker from High Close, J. Gilks 94-8 Grassington Bronze Age Tinsley Boat Update 98 Early Bronze Age The Saltonstall Early Bronze Age Axe P. 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54: 2017 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2016 J. Cruse 3 General Interest Excavation at Ben Scar Cave 3 Obituary Robert Vincent Davis 1942-2015 4-5 Obituary Rodney William Mackey 1935-2016 P. Halkon 6-7 Obituary Percival David Turnbull 1953-2016 7-8 Lectures to Prehistory Research Section, 5th December 2015: Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Carved Stone Investigations: Rombalds Moor and Beyond K. Sharpe 8 Iron Age A New Chapter for Iron Age Cemeteries in East Yorkshire P. Ware 9 Bronze Age/Iron Age Latest News from SWAAG 9-10 General Interest What Leaving the EU Could Mean For Archaeology K. Boughey 10-12 General Interest Analytical Methods in Archaeology: Isotope Analysis K. Boughey 13-21 Neolithic Through Wensleydale and Beyond – A Yorkshire Route for Group VI Stone D. Davidson 22-44 Axes Neolithic Putting the Early Yorkshire Neolithic Monuments into a Geographical and C. Iliffe 45-50 Psychological Context: A Cursus Review Neolithic Establishing a Sequence: A Preliminary Statement on the Neolithic Pottery from J. Gilks 51-60 Caves and Rock Shelters in Craven, North Yorkshire Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age New Rock Art Discoveries in Nidderdale K. Boughey 60-66 Early Bronze Age A Look at the Lamplough-Lidster Collection 4 K. Boughey 67-91 Bronze Age Tinsley Boat Update 2 91 Bronze Age The Fruits of LiDAR: A New Circular Feature above Halifax D. Shepherd 91-93 Bronze Age The Fruits of Re-Reading Old Notes D. Shepherd 93-94 Iron Age Excavations at an Iron Age Cemetery at Burnby Lane, Pocklington, East M. Stephens 94-97 Riding of Yorkshire Multi-Period Research Theses Relating to the Prehistory of Yorkshire and/or the North of England 97-99 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme 2015-16 99-113 Reviews:  Bridgland, D., Howard, A.J., White, M.J., White, T.S. and Westaway, R. 2015. New Insight into the Quaternary evolution of the River Trent, UK. 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The late Iron Age royal site at Stanwick, North Yorkshire, fieldwork and analysis 1981-2011. Oxford: CBA/Oxbow Books  Jecock, M., Bence, D., Hall, C. and Pearson, T. 2015. The Hanging Grimston Community Archaeology Project. Forum: The Journal of Council for British Archaeology Yorkshire 4, 29-31  Harding, D.W. 2016. Death and Burial in Iron Age Britain. Oxford: Oxford University Press

55: 2018 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2016-17 J. Cruse 3 General Interest Analytical Methods in Archaeology: Infra-Red Spectroscopy K. Boughey 3-11 Multi-Period Skeletons: Our Buried Bones (Leeds City Museum) 11 Neolithic The Devil’s Arrows in a Holocene Landscape Setting D. Davidson 12-26 Neolithic Sinderby Henge: a Recently Identified Large Earth Circle in the Vale of Mowbray Y. Luke 26-28 Neolithic/Bronze Age Natural or Man-Made? Features Revealed in Raven Scar Cave, near Ingleton, 1973- J.A. Gilks 29-38 1983 Neolithic/Bronze Age Wildfire and Archaeological Research on Fylingdales Moor B. Vyner 38-46 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Rock On! Further Discoveries of Carved Rocks 2015-17 K. Boughey 47-65 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age A Cup-Marked Stone Found in Calderdale D. Shepherd 66-67 & F. Jolley Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Cup-and-Ring Marked Rock Saved from the Cows! K. Boughey 67-69 Neolithic/Bronze Age A Flint Nodule Recovered from Blackstone Edge D. Shepherd 70 Early Bronze Age Dates from Collared Urn Burials in Yorkshire (recent work) K. Boughey 71-72 Early Bronze Age A Note on a Beaker from Halton East, near Skipton J.A. Gilks 73-75 Late Bronze Age Two Late Bronze Age Hoards from the Yorkshire Wolds F. Huisman 75-87 & D. Haldenby Iron Age Prehistory in the Crambeck Landscape: Who Cares About the Romans Anyway? R. Wood 88-96 Multi-Period Research Theses Relating to the Prehistory of Yorkshire and/or the North of England 97 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme 2016-17 98-104 Reviews  Powell, J.H., Ford, J.R. and Riding, J.B. 2016. Diamicton from the Vale of Pickering and Tabular Hills, north-east Yorkshire: evidence for a Middle Pleistocene (MIS 8) glaciation? Proceedings of the Geological Association 127.5, 575-94  Evans, D.J.A., Bateman, M.D., Roberts, D.A. et al. 2017. Glacial Lake Pickering: Stratigraphy and chronology of a proglacial lake dammed by the North Sea Lobe of the British-Irish Ice Sheet. Journal of Quaternary Science 32(2), 295-310  Overton, N.J. 2016. More than Skin Deep: Reconsidering Isolated Remains of ‘Fur-Bearing Species’ in the British and European Mesolithic. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 26.4, 561-78  Waughman, M. 2017. Hunter-Gatherers in an Upland Landscape: The Mesolithic Period in North-East Yorkshire. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 89, 1-22  Roberts, I. and Weston, P. 2016. Excavations at Rossington Grange Farm. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 88, 1-37  Miles, D. 2016. The Tale of the Axe: How the Neolithic Revolution Transformed Britain. London: Thames & Hudson  Taylor, S. 2016. Journeys to Neolithic Langdale: how a Cumbrian landscape may help explain prehistoric movement of polished stone axes. Lithics 37, 15-32  Barclay, A. and Harding, J. (eds.). 2017. Pathways and Ceremonies: The Cursus Monuments of Britain and Ireland. Oxford: Oxbow  Ballin, T.B. 2017. Rising waters and processes of diversification ad unification in material culture: the flooding of Doggerland and its effect on north- west European prehistoric populations between ca 13,000 and 1,500 cal BC. Journal of Quaternary Science 32(2), 329-39  Teesside’s oldest house. Current Archaeology 320 (Nov. 2016), 9  Crellin, R., Fowler, C. and Tipping, R. (eds.). 2016. Prehistory Without Borders: The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Tyne-Forth Region. Oxford: Oxbow  Nash, A., Hedge, R. and Miles, D. 2017. Have you found anything yet? British Archaeology (September-October) 156, 30-35  Merrony, C., Buckland, P., Dungworth, D. and Parker Pearson, M. 2017. A Prehistoric Rock Shelter Burial Site and Enclosure at Scabba Wood, Sprotbrough, South Yorkshire. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 89, 23-60.  Burns, G. and Nolan, J. 2017. Burren-Marlbank: A Prehistoric Monumental Landscape. G. Burns and Marble Arch Caves UNESCO Global Geopark  Needham, S. 2016. 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Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 89, 75-98  McLaren, D. 2016. The provision of amulets and heirlooms in Early Bronze Age children’s burials in Scotland. In Hunter, F. and Sheridan, A. Ancient Lives: Object, People & Place in Early Scotland: Essays for David V Clarke on his 70th Birthday, 245-82. Leiden: Sidestone Press  Jones, A.M., Brunning, R. and McKinley, J. 2017. Barrow 4 (G4), Milton Lilbourne, Wiltshire: new analysis and dating of the log coffin burial. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine 110, 130  Jones, A.M., Brunning, R., Keefe, K. and Holst, M. 2017. Recent radiocarbon dating and skeletal analysis of two log coffin burials from Yorkshire: Willie Howe and Towthorpe 139. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 89, 61-74  Melton, N.D., Montgomery, J., Roberts, B.W., Cook, G. and Harris, S. 2016. On the Curious Date of the Rylstone Log-Coffin Burial. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 82, 383-92  Kaminsky, J. 2015. A Gündlingen type sword from the Polesfleet Stream in Crawley. Sussex Archaeology Collection 154, 103-12  Green, C., Gosden, C., Cooper, A., Franconi, T., Ten Harkel, L., Kamash, Z. and Lowere, A. 2017. Understanding the Spatial Patterning of English Archaeology: Modelling Mass Data, 1500 BC to AD 1086. Archaeological Journal 174, 244-80  Foulds, E.M. 2017. Dress and Identity in Iron Age Britain: A Study of Glass Beads and Other Objects of Personal Adornment. Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology  Hoecherl, M. 2015. Controlling Colours: Function and Meaning of Colour in the British Iron Age. Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology  Symonds, M. 2017. An Iron Age chariot burial. Excavating a square barrow cemetery at Pocklington. Current Archaeology 327, 26-31  Pitts, M. 2017. Britain in Archaeology. British Archaeology 155, 8  Daniel, P. 2016. An Iron Age Enclosure at Balby Carr, Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Forum, Journal of Council for British Archaeology Yorkshire  Shepherd, M. 2016. Ilkley’s Swastika Stone – the archaeology of ideas? PAST 84, 5-6  Haselgrove, C. 2017. Stanwick: Cartimandua’s Gift from Rome! British Archaeology (Jan/Feb), 16-23  Haselgrove, C. 2017. Cartimandua’s capital? Roman diplomacy and the rise of Stanwick. Current Archaeology 325 (April), 28-35  Haselgrove, C. (ed.). 2016. Cartimandua’s capital? The late Iron Age royal site at Stanwick, North Yorkshire, fieldwork and analysis 1981-2011. Oxford: CBA/Oxbow Books  Fit for a Queen? The oppidum at Stanwick. Prehistoric Yorkshire 54 (2017), 123  Wood, P.N. and Robinson, G. 2015. A late prehistoric or Roman period settlement at Green Lane, Yarm, Teesside. Durham Archaeological Journal 20, 3-44  Williams, D. 2016. Excavations of the Onshore Cable Route for the Westernmost Rough Offshore Wind-farm. East Riding Archaeologist 15, 1-107  Cool, H.E.M. and Baxter, M.J. 2016. Brooches and Britannia. Britannia 47, 71-98 56: 2019 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2017-18 J. Cruse 3 Palaeolithic/Mesolithic The Palaeolithic and Mesolithic in South Yorkshire 4-5 Neolithic British Prehistory in Microcosm: Human Ancient DNA from the Craven Caves T. Booth 6-16 Neolithic Yorkshire Axe Routes and the Southerly Henges D. Davidson 17-46 Neolithic Group VI or not Group VI? The Strange Case of Two Axeheads from Craven K. Boughey 47-54 Neolithic/Bronze Age The Mixenden Moor Assemblage of Artefacts: Fact or Fiction? J.A. Gilks 55-62 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Carved Rock Discovery on Ilkley Moor K. Boughey 63-65 Early Bronze Age Boltby Urns: An Overview of the Evidence K. Boughey 66-83 Late Bronze Age Excavation of a Later Bronze Age Ring Fort at Kipling House Farm, near P. Halkon 83-84 Middleton-on-the Wolds, East Riding of Yorkshire Iron Age Dating Skipsea Mound, East Yorkshire E. Jamieson, 84-89 P. Stastney & J. Leary Multi-Period Research Theses Relating to the Prehistory of Yorkshire and/or the North of England 89 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme 2017-18 90-105 Reviews  Taylor, B., Elliott, B., Conneller, C., Milner, N., Bayliss, A., Knight, B. and Bamforth, M. 2017. Resolving the issue of Artefact Deposition at Star Carr. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 83, 23-42  Milner, N., Conneller, C. and Taylor, B. 2018 (eds.). Star Carr Volume I: A persistent place in a changing world. Volume 2: Studies in technology, subsistence and environment. York: White Rose University Press  Taylor, B. 2018. Subsistence, Environment and Mesolithic Landscape Archaeology. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 28.3, 493-510  Living at Star Carr in the face of climate change. Current Archaeology 339 (June 2018), 10  Needham, A., Croft, S., Kröger, R., Robson, H.K., Rowley, C.C.A., Taylor, B., Gary Jones, A. and Conneller, C. 2018. The application of micro- Raman for the analysis of ochre artefacts from Mesolithic palaeo-lake Flixton. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports 17 (Feb. 2018), 650-6  Cadman, S., Knoght, B., Elliott, B., Schadla-Hall, T., Robson, H.K., and Milner, N. The Discovery of Mesolithic Red Deer at Skipsea Withow. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 90, 1-12  Halkon, P. 2018. Tracking the ghosts of summer: aerial archaeology in 2018. Yorkshire Wolds. British Archaeology 163 (November/December 2018), 24-5  Vyner, B. 2018. The prehistory of York. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 90, 13-28  Cockrell, T. 2017. Remembered Places, Forgotten Pasts: The Don Drainage Basin in Prehistory. Oxford: Archaeopress  Dent, J.S. 2017. Ling How: A Long Barrow at Walkington on the Yorkshire Wolds. East Riding Archaeologist 16, 13  Ballin, T.B. 2017. Pitchstone from radiocarbon-dated pits. PAST Newsletter 87, 14-15  Gibson, A. et al. 2017. Excavation of a Neolithic House at Yarnbury, near Grassington, North Yorkshire. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 83, 189-212  Gibson, A. 2018. Survey and Excavation at the Henges of the Wharfe Valley, North Yorkshire, 2013-5. Archaeological Journal 175, 1-54  Gibson, A. (ed.), 2012. Enclosing the Neolithic: Recent studies in Britain and Europe. BAR International Series 2440  Barclay, S. and Harding. J. (eds.), 1999 (reprinted 2017). Pathways and Ceremonies: The cursus monuments of Britain and Ireland. Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers 4. Oxford: Oxbow  Shaffrey, R. 2017. Written in Stone: Papers on the function, form and provenancing of prehistoric tool objects in memory of Fiona Roe. St Andrews: The Highland Press  Cooper, A., Garrow, G., Gibson, C., Giles, M. and Wilkin, N. 2017. Grave goods: objects and death in later prehistoric Britain. PAST: The Newsletter of the Prehistoric Society 87, 12-14  Evershed, R. and Casswell, C. 2017. Prehistoric Landuse at Crawberry Hill, Walkington. East Riding Archaeologist 16, 14-23  Parker Pearson, M., Chamberlain, A., Jay, M., Richards, M., Sheridan, A. Curtis, N. Evans, J., Gibson, A., Hutchison, M, Mahoney, P., Marshall, P., Montgomery, J., Needham, S., O’Mahoney, S., Pellegrini, M. and Wilkin, N.2016. Beaker people in Britain: migration, mobility and diet. Antiquity 90, 620-37  Parker Pearson, M., Chamberlain, A., Jay, M., Richards, M. and Evans, J. (eds.), 2018. The Beaker People: isotopes, mobility and diet in prehistoric Britain. Oxford: Oxbow Books  Dennett, K. 2017. A Bronze Age Burial at Middleton-on-the-Wolds. East Riding Archaeologist 16, 24-31  Needham, S., Kenny, J., Cole, G., Montgomery, J., Jay, M., Davis, M. and Marshall, P. 2017. Death by Combat at the Dawn of the Bronze Age? Profiling the Dagger Accompanied Burial from Racton, West Sussex. Antiquaries Journal 97, 83-117  Chittock, H. 2017. An Iron Age patchwork: new evidence on the biography of the Grimthorpe shield. PAST: The Newsletter of the Prehistoric Society 87,3-4  Ferraby, R., Johnson, P., Millet, M. and Wallace, L. (eds.), 2017. Thwing, Rudston and the Roman period Exploitation of the Yorkshire Wolds. YAHS: Yorkshire Archaeological Report No. 8  [National Award for MAP’s Chariot Excavation at Pocklington] Current Archaeology 338 (May 2018), 63  Skeletons found from 3,000 years ago. Yorkshire Post 24/11/17  Turner, B. and Cooper, O. 2018. Current Archaeology 335 (February 2018)  Brightman, J. Five Hundred Years Of Continuity And Change: Excavation Of Iron Age And Romano-British Sites In Upper Nidderdale. Northallerton: Solstice Heritage and Pateley Bridge: Nidderdale A.O.N.B.  Ambrey, C., Fell, D., Fraser, R., Ross, S., Speed, G. and Wood, P.N. 2017. A Roman Roadside Settlement at Healam Bridge. The Iron Age to early medieval evidence. Volume 1: Archaeological narrative, environmental evidence, and human remains. Volume 2: Artefacts. Northern Archaeological Associates Monograph Series Volume 3. Barnard Castle: Northern Archaeological Associates  Breeze, A.C. 2018. The River Wharfe and Verbeia, Celtic Goddess. Revue de Traduction & Langues 17(1), 7-18

57: 2020 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2018-19 J. Cruse 2 Obituary T.C.M. Brewster FSA 1914-1984 T. Manby 3-4 Multi-Period Exploring the Archaeology of Yorkshire Landscapes: Conference Inspired by Tony 4-6 Pacitto (1931-2003) – Archaeologist, Photographer, Air Photographer, Excavator, Geophysicist and Metal Detectorist Multi-Period Archaeology Data Service: Lithics Collections K. Boughey 7-8 Multi-Period Killerby Quarry, North Yorkshire C. Waddington 8-13 Mesolithic Return to Nab Water: The Early Mesolithic Assemblage in the 21st Century J.A. Gilks 14-32 Neolithic Neolithic Axe Routes of Yorkshire: The Great North Route D. Davidson 33-50 Neolithic The Lithic Raw Materials of Later Prehistoric Yorkshire C. S. Briggs 50-65 Neolithic The Neolithic ‘Long Foot’: Fact or Fiction? K. Boughey 65-67 Neolithic Small Scale Artefacts: The Folkton Chalk Barrels C. Iliffe 67-70 Neolithic Who were Britain’s First Farmers? The Genetics of the British Neolithic 70-72 Neolithic New Henge near Ampleforth? 72-73 Neolithic Public Invited to Opening of Reconstructed Late Neolithic Trackway 74 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Carved Rock: Erratum 74 Early Bronze Age A Bronze Age Round Barrow and its Landscape, Silsden, West Yorkshire D. Williams 75-84 Early Bronze Age Pots of Confusion: Bronze Age Vessels from Baildon K. Boughey 84-117 Bronze Age Excavation of a Ring Fort at Kipling House Farm, Middleton-on-the-Wolds, P. Halkon & J. Lyall 118-122 East Yorkshire – An Interim Report for 2018 Iron Age Two Terret Rings from Craven in the Yorkshire Dales 122-123 Iron Age Iron Age Square and Circular Barrows at The Mile, Pocklington, East Riding of M.R. Stephens 123-126 Yorkshire Multi-Period Research Theses Relating to the Prehistory of Yorkshire and/or the North of England 127-129 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme 2018-19 130-144 Reviews  Downes, A. and Griffiths, R. 2016. 50 Finds from Yorkshire: Objects from the Portable Antiquities Scheme. Stroud: Amberley  Bradley, R. 2019. The Prehistory of Britain and Ireland. (2nd edition). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press  Brown, A., Russell, J., Scaife, R., Tizzard, L., Whittacker, J. and Wyles, S.F. 2018. Late glacial/early Holocene palaeo-environments in the southern North Sea Basin: new data from the Dudgeon offshore wind farm. Journal of Quaternary Science 33 (6), 597-610  The hunters of Star Carr: from campsite to cosmology. British Archaeology 161 (July/August 2018), 6-7  Hilts, C. Life beside the lake. Current Archaeology 349 (April 2019), 22-9  Milner, N., Conneller, C. and Taylor, B. 2018. (eds.). Star Carr Volume 1: A persistent place in a changing world. Volume 2: Studies in technology, subsistence and environment. York: White Rose University Press  Mithen, S. and Wicks, K. 2018. Interpretation of Mesolithic Structures in Britain: New Evidence from Criet Dubh, Isle of Mull & Alternative Approaches to Chronological Analysis for Inferring Occupation Tempo & Settlement Patterns. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 84, 77-110  Parker-Pearson, M., Sheridan, A., Jay, M., Chamberlain, A., Richards, M.P. and Evans, J. 2019. The Beaker People: Isotopes, Mobility and Diet in Prehistoric Britain. Prehistoric Society Research Paper 7. Oxford: Oxbow  Speed, G.P. and Holst, M. 2018. A1 Leeming to Barton. Death, Burial and Identity. 3,000 Years of Death in the Vale of Mowbray. Northern Archaeological Associates Monograph Series Volume 4. Barnard Castle: Northern Archaeological Associates.  Fell, D. Scotch Corner: A crossroads on the Roman frontier, British Archaeology 154 (May/June 2017), 14-21  Speed, G.P., Rowe, P., Russ, H. and Gardiner, L.F. 2018. A game of two (unequal) halves: the Early Mesolithic site at Little Holtby, near Leeming, North Yorkshire. Mesolithic Miscellany 26(1), 49-87 free to view and download from:  Riches, S. et al. 2019. The Newall Bones. Otley Local History Bulletin (Part I: 16-18 August; Part II: 23 August; Part III: September 3 and 18)  Valdez-Tullett, J. 2019. Design and Connectivity: The Case of Atlantic Rock Art. Oxford: BAR International Series 2832  Bruck, J. and Davies, A. 2018. The Social Role of Non-Metal ‘Valuables’ in Late Bronze Age Britain. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 28.4, 665- 88  Gibson, A., Neubauer, W., Flöry, S., Schneidhofer, P., Allen, M., Allison, E., Carruthers, W., Challinor, D., French, C, Rushworth, G and Sheridan, A. 2019. Survey and Sampling at the Castle Dykes Iron Age ‘Henge’, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire. The Antiquaries Journal 1-31  Halkon, P. (ed.). The Arras Culture of Eastern Yorkshire. Celebrating the Iron Age. Oxford: Oxbow  Society of Antiquaries of London Online Newsletter (Salon) Issue No. 425 (9/4/19)  Cockrell, T., Priede, C. and Merrony, C. 2019. Whirlow Hall Farm: Sheffield’s Forgotten Henge? Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 91, 1-17  Willis, A. 2018. The Portable Antiquity Scheme in Nottinghamshire 2018. Transactions of the Thoroton Society 122, 57  Daniel, P. ‘The Great Yorkshire Way’: Iron Age and Romano-British Activity Near Rossington, South Yorkshire. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 91, 18-48

58: 2021 Iron Age Yorkshire Quern Survey 2019-20 J. Cruse 2 Obituary Geoffrey D. Gaunt (1930-2020) 3 General Interest Archaeology Data Service – Lithics Collections (Update) 4 Palaeolithic A Possible Lower Palaeolithic Hand Axe from Dane’s Dyke, Flamborough Head, S. Griffiths 5-9 East Yorkshire & R. Myerscough Mesolithic An Early Mesolithic Flint Core Tool from Nab Water, Oxenhope Moor, West J.A. Gilks 10-11 Yorkshire Neolithic Into Eden: An Exploration of Yorkshire Axe Routes – Continued D. Davidson 12-41 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age The Rock-Art of Rombalds Moor: Some Unexpected Findings at Rivock V. Deacon 42-48 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Statistics and the Curious Case of the Rivock ‘Alignment’ K. Boughey 49-54 Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age A Carved Rock from Skelding Moor, Nidderdale K. Boughey 55-59 Early Bronze Age Early Bronze Age Burials on Baildon Moor – Update K. Boughey 59-61 Early Bronze Age Possible Early Bronze Age Burial Mounds near Haworth K. Boughey 61-65 Late Bronze Age/Iron Age Cross-Ridge Boundaries on Fylingdales Moor: J. Cross Rigg and Latter Gate Hills B. Vyner 66-72 Iron Age The Pocklington Shield K. Boughey 72-75 Multi-Period Portable Antiquities Scheme 2019-20 75-89 Reviews  Gosden, C. 2020. The History of Magic: From Alchemy to Witchcraft, from the Ice Age to the Present. London: Penguin  Waddington, C. 2020. A Forgotten Frontier? Investigations at Whirlow Hall Farm, Sheffield. Transactions of the Hunter Archaeological Society 29 (2017), 8-57  Buckland, P.C., Buckland, P.I. and Prosser, T. 2020. Edlington Wood: using LIDAR to put ancient fields and old excavations into their contemporary landscape. Transactions of the Hunter Archaeological Society 29 (2017), 84-101  Sherlock, S.J., 2019. A Neolithic to Late Roman Landscape on the North-East Yorkshire Coast: Excavations at Street House, Loftus, 2004-17. Hartlepool: Tees Archaeology Monograph 7  Bradley, R., Watson, A. and Style, P. 2020. After the Axes? The Rock Art at Copt Howe, North-west England, and the Neolithic Sequence at Great Langdale. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 85, 177-92  Cockrell, T., Morgan, R., Prescott, C., Howard, T. and Kynaston-Richards, I. 2020. A ‘Cup marked’ stone in Wilkin Wood, South Yorkshire. Transactions of the Hunter Archaeological Society 29 (2017), 102-9  Deacon, V. 2020. The Rock-Art Landscapes of Rombalds Moor, West Yorkshire: Standing on Holy Ground. Oxford: Archaeopress  Cooper, A., Garrow, D., Gibson, C. and Giles, M. 2019. Covering the Dead in Later Prehistoric Britain: Elusive Objects and Powerful Technologies of Funerary Performance. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 85, 223-50  Gibson, A. 2019. Survey and Sampling at the Castle Dykes Iron Age ‘Henge’, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire. Antiquaries Journal 99, 1-31  Becker, K. 2019. Irish Iron Age Settlement and Society: Reframing Royal Sites. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 85, 273-306  Fell, D.W. 2020. Contact, Concord and Conquest: Britons and Romans at Scotch Corner. NAA Monograph Series Volume No. 5  Roskams, S. and Neal, C. 2020. Landscape and Settlement in the Vale of York: Archaeological investigations at Heslington East, York, 2003-13. London: Society of Antiquaries of London, Research Report No. 82  de Jersey, P. 2014. Coin Hoards in Iron Age Britain. British Numismatics Society Special Publications 12. London: Spink  Bland, R., Chadwick, A., Ghey, E., Haselgrove, C., Mattingly, D.J., Rodgers, A. and Taylor, J. 2020. Iron Age & Roman Coin Hoards [IARCH] in Britain. Oxford: Oxbow Books  Lamb, A.W. 2020. The ‘Deal’-type Inhumations of Kent: Defining an Iron Age Mortuary Group in Light of New Discoveries. Archaeologia Cantiana 141, 98-124