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BIBLIOGRAPHIES
One of the main features of this project is the creation of a comprehensive set of bibliographies. Each of these focuses on a specific element of the project. The core of each are given under the following links:
Guernsey, Channel Isles Coastal change and archaeology Archaeological sites, wrecks, boats, etc
Sea-level change (including Poole Harbour case study)
BIBLIOGRAPHY: COASTAL CHANGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY Bailey G & J Parkington, 1988. The Archaeology of Prehistoric Coastlines. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
Bird E C F, 1985. Coastline Changes: a Global Review. Chichester, Wiley
Bowen E G, 1973. Britain and the Western Seaways. London, Thames & Hudson
Butzer K W, 1983. Global sea level stratigraphy: an appraisal. Quaternary Science Review 2, 1-15
Clark J G D, 1948. The development of fishing in prehistoric Europe. Antiquaries Journal 28, 45 - 85
Clayton K M, 1993. Coastal Processes and Coastal Management. Northampton, Countryside Commission
Delibrias G & M T Guillier, 1971. The sea level on the Atlantic coast and the Channel for the last 10,000 years by 14C method. Quaternaria 14, 131-5
Devoy R J N, 1979. Flandrian sea level changes and vegetational history of the Lower Thames estuary. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B 285, 355-407
Fulford M, T Champion, & A Long, 1987. England's Coastal Heritage: A Survey for English Heritage and the RCHME. London, English Heritage
Good G L, R H Jones, & M W Ponsford, 1991. Waterfront Archaeology: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Waterfront Archaeology held at Bristol 23-26 September 1988. London, Council for British Archaeology
Hamblin R J O, A Crosby, P S Balson, S M Jones, R A Chadwick, I E Penn, & M J Arthur, 1992. The Geology of the English Channel. London, HMSO
Hornell J, 1946. The role of birds in early navigation. Antiquity 20 (no 79), 142 - 149
Kellaway G A et al, 1975. The Quaternary history of the English Channel. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London A 279, 189-218
Kidson C, 1982. Sea level changes in the Holocene. Quaternary Science Review 1, 1982 121-51
Masters P M, & N Flemming (eds), 1983. Quaternary Coastlines and Marine Archaeology: Towards the Prehistory of Land Bridges and Continental Shelves [Symposium, Oct 1981, Scripps Institution of Oceanography]. London/New York, Academic Press
Milne G & B Hobley, 1981. Waterfront Archaeology in Britain and Northern Europe. London, Council for British Archaeology
Schick A P, 1984. Channel Processes: Water, Sediment, Catchment Controls. Cremlingen, Catena Verlag
Smith D E & A Dawson (eds), 1983. Shorelines and Isostasy. Institute of British Geography Special Publication Academic Press for Institute of British Geography London
Thompson F H, 1980. Archaeology and Coastal Change. London, Society of Antiquaries of London
Waddelove A C & E, 1990. Archaeology and research into sea level during the Roman era: towards a methodology based on highest astronomical tide. Britannia 21, 253-66
Hamblin R J O, A Crosby, P S Balson, S M Jones, R A Chadwick, I E Penn, & M J Arthur, 1992. The Geology of the English Channel. London, HMSOHarley J B, 1968. 4) Maps of communications; 5) Marine charts. Local Historian 8, 61-71, pls, refs; 86-97
Hunt A R, ??. Notes on the submarine geology of the English Channel off the coast of south Devon. Transactions of the Devon Association xiii, 163-172
Kellaway G A et al, 1975. The Quaternary history of the English Channel. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London A 279, 189-218
Mackinder H J, 1907 (2nd ed). Britain and the British Seas. Oxford, Clarendon Press
West R G & Sparks B W,1960. Coastal interglacial deposits of the English Channel. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B, 243(701)
Williamson J, 1959. The English Channel: A History. London, Collins
BIBLIOGRAPHY: ISLANDS IN THE CHANNEL Hawkes J, 1928. The Archaeology of the Channel Islands II. London
Kendrick T D, 1928. The Archaeology of the Channel Islands. London
Thomas C, 1985. Exploration of a Drowned Landscape: Archaeology and History of the Isles of Scilly. London, B T Batsford Ltd
Aldenderfer M S & H D G Maschner, 1996. Anthropology, Space, and Geographic Information Systems. Oxford, Oxford University PressAllen K M, S W Green & E B W Zubrow, 1990. Interpreting Space: GIS and Archaeology. London, Taylor and Francis
Andresen J, T Madsen & I Scollar, 1993. Computing the Past. Computer Applications and Quantititive Methods in Archaeology CAA92. Aarhus, Aarhus University Press
Antenucci J C, 1994. Geographic Information Systems: A Guide to the Technology. London, Chapman and Hall
Autocarto, 1985. Digital Representations of Spatial Knowledge. Vancouver, American Society of Photogrammetry
Bernhardsen T, 1992. Geographic Information Systems. Arendal, Viak IT
Bonham-Carter G, 1994. Geographical Information Systems for Geoscientists: Modelling with GIS. Oxford, Pergamon Press
Cassettari S, 1993. Introduction to Integrated Geo-Information Management. London, Chapman and Hall
Clark M J, 1992. The GIS survival guide: An Introduction for the First-time GIS Users and Buyers. Southampton, GeoData Institute
Department of Environment, 1987. Handling Geographic Information. London, HMSO
Environmental Systems Research Institute, 1995. Understanding GIS: The ARC/INFO Method. Harlow, Longman Scientific & Technical
Garson G D & R S Briggs, 1992. Analytic Mapping and Geographic Databases. London, SAGE
Graham I & E Webb, 1981. Computer Applications in Archaeology. London, Institute of Archaeology
Healey R, S Dowers, B Gittings & M Mineter, 1997. Parallel Processing Algorithms for GIS. London, Taylor and Francis
Hearnshaw H M & D J Unwin, 1994. Visualization in Geographical Information systems. Chichester, John Wiley & Sons
Huggett J & N Ryan, 1995. Computer Applications and Quantititive Methods in Archaeology 1994. Oxford, BAR International Series 600
John S A, 1994. Data Integration in a GIS: The Question of Data Quality. London, Birkbeck College
Legg C A, 1994. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information Systems. Chichester, John Wiley & Sons
Lock G & J Moffet, 1992. Computer Applications and Quantititive Methods in Archaeology 1991. Oxford, BAR International Series S577
Lock G & Z Stancic, 1995. Archaeology and Geographical Information Systems: A European Perspective. London, Taylor & Francis
Longley P & M Batty, 1996. Spatial Analysis: Modelling in a GIS Environment. Cambridge, Geoinformation International
Maguire D J, M F Goodchild & D W Rhind, 1991. Geographical Information Systems. Volume 1: Principles. Harlow, Longman Scientific & Technical
Maguire D J, M F Goodchild & D W Rhind, 1991. Geographical Information Systems. Volume 2: Applications. Harlow, Longman Scientific & Technical
Mather P M, 1991. Computer Applications in Geography. Chichester. John Wiley & Sons
Peuquet D J & D F Marble, 1990. Introductory Readings in Geographic Information Systems. London, Francis and Taylor
Reilly P & S Rahtz, 1992. Archaeology and the Information Age. London, Routledge
Richards J D, 1986. Computer Usage in British Archaeology. Birmingham, Institute of Field Archaeologists
Richards J D & N S Ryan, 1985. Data processing in Archaeology. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
Ross S, J Moffett & J Henderson, 1991. Computing for Archaeologists. Oxford, Oxford University Committee for Archaeology, No 18
Wilcock J & K Lockyear, 1995. Computer Applications and Quantititive Methods in Archaeology 1993. Oxford, BAR International Series 598
Worboys M F, 1994. Innovations in GIS. London, Taylor and Francis
BIBLIOGRAPHY: ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES, WRECKS, BOATS, ETC IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL Barton R, 1992. Hengistbury Head, Dorset. Vol 2: The late Upper Palaeolithic and early Mesolithic sites. Oxford, Oxford University Committee for Archaeology
Bradley R, 1970. The excavation of a Beaker settlement at Belle Tout, East Sussex. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 36, 312-379
Bradley R, 1971. An Iron Age promontory fort at Belle Tout. Sussex Archaeological Collections 109, 8-19
Bullivant D, J Barber, L Whitcombe & I West, 1997. Wreck – Submerged Forest and Possible Ancient Ship Discovery in the Solent, Southern England. A Preliminary Report. www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/ship.htm Accessed 18 November 1999
Bushe-Fox J P, 1915. Excavations at Hengistbury Head, Hampshire in 1911-12. Oxford, Society of Antiquaries of London
Clark J G D, 1977. The economic context of dolmens and passage graves in Sweden. In: V Markotic (ed), Ancient Europe. Warminster, Arcs & Phillips. 35 - 50
Cochrane C, 1970. Poole Bay and Purbeck, 300 BC - AD 1660. Dorchester, Longmans Ltd
Coombs D, 1975. The Dover Harbour bronze find - a Bronze Age wreck? Notes and News of Archaeologia Atlantica I (i), 193-195
Cox P & Hearne C, 1991. Redeemed from the Heath. Archaeology of the Wytch Farm Oilfield (1987-90). Dorset Natural History and Archaeology Society Monograph Series no 9. Dorset, DNHAS
Cunliffe B, 1987. Hengistbury Head, Dorset. Vol 1: The prehistoric and Roman settlement, 3500 BC - AD500. Oxford, Oxford University Committee for Archaeology
Drewett P (Ed), 1982. The Archaeology of Bullock Down, Eastbourne: The Development of a Landscape. Sussex Archaeological Society Monograph 1
Drewett P, D Rudling, & M Gardiner, 1988. The South-East to AD 1000. London, Longman
Hawkes C F C, 1953. English Channel harbours for pre-historic trade. Proceedings of the Isle of Wight Natural History and Archaeology Society 4(7), 257-9
Holgate R, 1986. Prehistoric sites threatened by coastal erosion between Seaford Head and Beachy Head, East Sussex. Sussex Archaeological Collections 124, 243-4
Jarvis K, 1983. Excavations in Christchurch, 1969-80. Dorset Natural History and Archaeology Society Monograph Series no 5. Dorset, DNHAS
Pitts M W, 1979. A gazetteer of Roman sites and finds on the West Sussex coastal plain. Sussex Archaeological Collection 117, 63-83
Reid C, 1913. Submerged Forests. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
Roberts M B et al, 1986. Excavation of the Lower Palaeolithic site at Amey's Eartham Pit, Boxgrove, West Sussex: a preliminary report. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 52, 215-45
Sunter N & P Woodward, 1987. Romano-British Industries in Purbeck. Dorset Natural History and Archaeology Society Monograph Series no 6. Dorset, DNHAS
BIBLIOGRAPHY: SEA LEVEL CHANGE (including Poole Harbour Case Study)
Akeroyd A V, 1966. Changes in Relative Land- and Sea-level During the Postglacial in Southern Britain with Particular Reference to the Post-Mesolithic Period. MA thesis, University of LondonAustin R M, 1991. Modelling Holocene tides on the NW European Continental Shelf. Terra Nova 3, 276-288
Cunliffe B W, 1980. The Evolution of Romney Marsh: a preliminary statement. In: Thompson F H (ed), Archaeology and Coastal Change. London, Society of Antiquaries of London
Devoy R J, 1977. Flandrian sea level changes in the Thames estuary and the implications for land subsidence in England and Wales. Nature 270, 712-715
Devoy R J, 1979. Flandrian sea level changes and vegetational history of the lower Thames estuary. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 285, 355-407
Devoy R J, 1980. Post-glacial Environmental Change and Man in the Thames Estuary: a Synopsis. In: Thompson F H (ed), Archaeology and Coastal Change. London, Society of Antiquaries of London
Devoy R J, 1982. Analysis of the geological evidence for Holocene sea-level movements in southeast England. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association 93 (1), 65-90
Devoy R J, 1987. The estuary of the Western Yare, Isle of Wight: Sea-level changes in the Solent region. In: Barber K E (ed), Field Guide to Wessex and the Isle of Wight. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 115-122
D’Olier B, 1972. Subsidence and sea level rise in the Thames Estuary. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 272, 121-130
Dyer K R, 1975. The buried channels of the ‘Solent River’, southern England. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association 86, 239-245
Emery K O & D G Aubrey, 1985. Glacial rebound and relative sea-levels in Europe from tide-gauge records. Tectonophysics 120, 239-255
Everard C E, 1980. On Sea-Level Changes. In: Thompson F H (ed), Archaeology and Coastal Change. London, Society of Antiquaries of London
Greensmith J T & M J Tooley, 1982. IGCP Project 61: Sea-level movements during the last deglacial hemicycle (about 15,000 years): Final report of the UK Working Group. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association 93, 1.
Greensmith J T & E V Tucker, 1971. The effects of late Pleistocene and Holocene sea level changes in the vicinity of the river Crouch, East Essex. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association 82, 301-322
Greensmith J T & E V Tucker, 1971. Holocene transgressions and regressions on the Essex coast outer Thames estuary. Geol en Mijnb 50, 193-202
Godwin H & M E Godwin, 1940. Submerged peat at Southampton: data for the study of postglacial history. New Phytologist 39, 303-307
Hails J & A Carr, 1975. Nearshore Sediment Dynamics and Sedimentation: An Interdisciplinary Review. London, Wiley Interscience
Hamblin R J O, A Crosby, P S Balson, S M Jones, R A Chadwick, I E Penn, & M J Arthur, 1992.The Geology of the English Channel. London, HMSO
Hodson F & I M West, 1972. Holocene deposits of Fawley, Hampshire and the development of Southampton Water. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association 83, 421-441
Jennings S & C Smyth, 1987. Coastal sedimentation in East Sussex during the Holocene. Progress in Oceanography 18, 205-241
Kidson C, 1982. Sea level changes in the Holocene. Quaternary Science Review 1, 121-51
Kidson C & A Heyworth, 1978. Holocene eustatic sea level change. Nature 273, 748-750
Lamb H H, 1977. The late Quaternary history of the climate of the British Isles. In: Shotton F W (ed), British Quaternary Studies: Recent Advances. Oxford, Clarendon Presa, 283-298
Long A J, 1992. Coastal responses to changes in sea-level in the East Kent Fends and southeast England, UK over the last 7500 years. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association 103, 187-199
Long A J & P Hughes (in press). Mid- and Late-Holocene evolution of the Dungeness foreland, UK Marine Geology
Long A J & J B Innes, 1993. Holocene sea-level changes and coastal sedimentation in Romney marsh, southeast England, UK. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association 104, 223-237
Long A J & J B Innes (in press) The barrier and back-barrier depositional history of Romney Marsh, Walland Marsh and Dungeness, Kent. Journal of Quaternary Science
Long A J & M J Tooley, 1995. Holocene Sea-Level and Crustal Movements in Hampshire and Southeast England, United Kingdom Journal of Coastal Research Special Issue No 17, Holocene Cycles: Climate, Sea-Levels, and Sedimentation, 299-310
Long A J & I Shennan, 1993. Holocene relative sea-level and crustal movements in southeast and northeast England, UK. Quaternary Proceedings 3, 15-19
Nicholls R J & M J Clarke, 1986. Flandrian peat deposits at Hurst Castle Spit. Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 42, 15-21
Shennan I, 1982. Interpretation of Fandrian sea-level data from the Fenland, England. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association 93, 53-63
Shennan I, 1986. Flandrian sea-level changes in the Fenland II: Tendencies of sea-level movement, altitudinal changes, and local and regional factors. Journal of Quaternary Science 1, 155-179
Shennan I, 1989. Holocene crustal movements and sea-level changes in Great Britain. Journal of Quaternary Science, 4, 77-89
Sutherland F M J, 1984. Flandrian Sea-level Changes on the South Coast of England. Unpublished MSc dissertation, University of Durham
Tooley M J, 1978a. Sea-level Changes in North-west England During the Flandrian Stage. Oxford, Clarendon Press
Comments and enquires should be addressed to Dave Parham
Early History of the English Channel Project
School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University, Talbot Campus, Poole, Dorset, BH12 5BB, UK
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