Review of G.Warren, Mesolithic lives in Scotland
Resource type
Journal article
Creator (person)
Sheridan, J A
Date published
June 6, 2006
Abstract
This slim but attractively-presented volume sets out to present an account of the lives of Scotland’s earliest inhabitants that is accessible to undergraduates and to those with a general interest in archaeology. Much effort is spent in explaining complicated processes (such as sea-level change) and in demystifying specialist terminology (principally that relating to lithic studies); and much of the book is taken up with exploring the various approaches that have been, and could be, used to understand Scottish Mesolithic people’s lives
Journal title
Prehistoric Society Online Reviews
Additional information
Full text version freely available at the official URL