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Developments in Quaternary Sciences  Volume 14,  Pages 2-309 (2011) The Ancient Human Occupation of Britain  Edited by Nick Ashton, Simon G. Lewis and Chris Stringer

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Series Editors     Page ii

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Copyright     Page iv

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List of Contributors     Page vii

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Preface     Pages ix-x  Nick Ashton, Simon Lewis, Chris Stringer

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Acknowledgements     Page xi

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Chapter 1-The Changing Landscapes of the Earliest Human Occupation of Britain and Europe     Pages 1-10  Chris Stringer

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Chapter 2-Climates of the early Middle Pleistocene in Britain: Environments of the Earliest Humans in Northern Europe     Pages 11-22  Ian Candy, Barbara Silva, Jonathan Lee

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Chapter 3-Palaeoenvironments of Ancient Humans in Britain: The Application of Oxygen and Carbon Isotopes to the Reconstruction of Pleistocene Environments     Pages 23-37  Ian Candy, Mark Stephens, Jonathan Hancock, Ruth Waghorne

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Chapter 4-Mapping the Human Record: Population Change in Britain During the Early Palaeolithic     Pages 39-51  Nick Ashton, Simon G. Lewis, Robert Hosfield

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Chapter 5-The Emergence, Diversity and Significance of Mode 3 (Prepared Core) Technologies     Pages 53-65  Mark White, Nick Ashton, Beccy Scott

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Chapter 6-Technology and Landscape Use in the Early Middle Palaeolithic of the Thames Valley     Pages 67-89  Beccy Scott, Nick Ashton, Simon G. Lewis, Simon Parfitt, Mark White

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Chapter 7-The Early Middle Palaeolithic: The European Context     Pages 91-112  Beccy Scott, Nick Ashton

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Chapter 8-Continuities and Discontinuities in Neandertal Presence: A Closer Look at Northwestern Europe     Pages 113-123  Wil Roebroeks, Jean-Jacques Hublin, Katharine MacDonald

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Chapter 9-Testing Human Presence During the Last Interglacial (MIS 5e): A Review of the British Evidence     Pages 125-164  Simon G. Lewis, Nick Ashton, Roger Jacobi

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Chapter 10-The Mammal Faunas of the British Late Pleistocene     Pages 165-180  Andrew P. Currant, Roger Jacobi

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Chapter 11-The British Earlier Upper Palaeolithic: Settlement and Chronology     Pages 181-222  Roger Jacobi, Tom Higham

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Chapter 12-The Later Upper Palaeolithic Recolonisation of Britain: New Results from AMS Radiocarbon Dating     Pages 223-247  Roger Jacobi, Tom Higham

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Chapter 13-New Results from the Examination of Cut-Marks Using Three-Dimensional Imaging     Pages 249-262  Silvia M. Bello

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Chapter 14-Pleistocene Hyaena Coprolite Palynology in Britain: Implications for the Environments of Early Humans     Pages 263-278  Mark D. Lewis

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Chapter 15-Mammal Associations in the Pleistocene of Britain: Implications of Ecological Niche Modelling and a Method for Reconstructing Palaeoclimate     Pages 279-304  P. David Polly, Jussi T. Eronen

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Subject Index     Pages 305-309

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