Insularity and Identity Prehistoric Britain and the Archaeology of Europe

Insularity and Identity\n\nPrehistoric Britain and the Archaeology of Europe\n\nThis Element discusses the relationship between Britain and its neighbours over the 4,000 years leading to the Roman Conquest.\n\nRichard Bradley (Author)\n\n9781009557825, Cambridge University Press\n\nHardback, published 29 May 2025\n\n90 pages\n22.9 x 15.2 x 0.6 cm, 0.271 kg\n\nThe Element considers historiography \u2013 the extent to which insular prehistorians have integrated their findings with the archaeology of mainland Europe; and the ways in which Continental scholars have drawn on British material. An important theme is the cultural and political relationship between this island and the mainland. The other component is an up-to-date account of prehistoric Britain and her neighbours from the Mesolithic period to the Iron Age, organised around the seaways that connected these regions. It emphasises the links between separate parts of this island and different parts of the Continent. It considers .