The Lower Paleolithic Site at Hoxne, England
254 pages, 51 halftones, 79 tables, 111 line drawings 8-1/2 x 11
©
1992
Cloth $97.00
ISBN: 9780226761114
Published October 1993
List of Plates List of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Foreword by James Rose Acknowledgments 1. Introduction John J. Wymer and Ronald Singer The historical context and background The history of previous excavations at Hoxne Palynology Sedimentary units Excavation method, recording process, and terminology Location and summary: Records of all cuttings made at Hoxne, 1971-74 and 1978 2. The Geostratigraphic Context of the Archeology Bruce G. Gladfelter Introduction The Upper Sequence The deposits and the artifacts Previous interpretations of the stratigraphy at Hoxne Paleogeomorphic developments at Hoxne The upland setting of Hoxne Summary 3. The Geomorphological History of the Waveney Valley and the Interglacial Deposits at Hoxne Peter Coxon Introduction Quarternary geology of the Waveney Valley The terraces of the River Waveney Interglacial deposits 4. Flint Industries and Human Activity John J. Wymer and Ronald Singer The flint industries Human activity 5. The Utilization of Lithic Artifacts 1. Microwear analysis of lithics Lawrence H. Keeley 2. Taphonomic analysis of the faunal assemblage Marianne P. Stopp 6. New Palynological Studies at Hoxne William W. Mullenders Introduction The pollen diagrams Conclusions 7. Late-Glacial (Anglian) and Late-Temperate (Hoxnian) Coleoptera G. Russell Coope Late-glacial coleoptera from Hoxne Interglacial coleoptera from Stratum D 8. Fossil Vertebrates Anthony J. Stuart, Ronald G. Wolff, Adrian M. Lister, Ronald Singer, and Jane M. Egginton Introduction Taxonomy and identification Provenance of the vertebrate assemblage: some taphonomic considerations Stratigraphical interpreation of vertebrate fauna Environmental interpretation of the vertebrate fauna 9. Dating the Deposits at Hoxne Bruce G. Gladfelter, John J. Wymer, and Ronald Singer, with contributions by Sheridan G. E. Bowman, Henry P. Schwarcz, and Rainer Grün The succession of events at Hoxne Calibrated-age determinations from Hoxne The relative age of Hoxne Discussion 10. The Industries at Hoxne and the Lower Paleolithic of Britain John J. Wymer, Bruce G. Gladfelter, and Ronald Singer, with a contribution by William W. Mullenders Hoxne The Clactonian Conclusions References Index
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