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Acknowledgements
The excavation trench supervisors were as follows: Field Feature 1 (Shrine-stone): Nick Beaudry with Fay Stevens; enclosure wall sections: Gary Robinson; Cairn 5: Helen Wickstead. The excavations were funded by the British Academy. The archaeological field planning was done by Sharon Adrit and Justin Russell. The publication plans and sections were drawn by Jane Russell. The Leskernick project which has run since 1995 is directed by Barbara Bender, Sue Hamilton and Christopher Tilley.
Biographical note
This research is based on our joint work on the Leskernick project together with Barabara Bender. Christopher Tilley is Professor of Material Culture in the Department of Anthropology and Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Recent publications include Metaphor and Material Culture, Oxford: Blackwell (1999) and An Ethnography of the Neolithic, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (1996). Sue Hamilton is Lecturer in European Prehistory. She is currently directing field projects on Iron Age sites in Southern Britain and France (Burgundy) and has published extensively on later prehistoric ceramics. at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Stephan Harrison lectures in geology at Coventry University. He is a cold-climate geomorphologist with research interests in arctic and alpine environments. Ed. Andersen (Middlesex University) has just completed a Ph.D. on Holocene environmental change in the Macgillcuddy's Reeks. south-west Ireland. Other research interests include late-glacial landform evolution and contemporary periglacial activity.
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