Houses of the Dead?

Foreword

Preface and acknowledgements

List of contributors

1 Introduction: so what are long barrows anyway?

2 Hypogea and the clubhouse: Neolithic Malta's houses of the living and houses for the

dead.

3 Dealing with geometry: Neolithic houses plans and the earliest monuments

4 The long and short of it: memory and practice in the Early Neolithic of Britain and

Ireland

5 Houses of the living, houses of the dead - a view from the Polish lowlands

6 The dead and the Linearbandkeramik longhouse

7 Measuring up – longhouses, enclosures, mounds.

8 Houses Foundational: Gathering Histories at Dorstone Hill, Herefordshire.

9 New work on long barrows in Lincolnshire

10 A Dialogue with the Dead? The relationship between an Early Neolithic rectangular

timber building and a chambered tomb on Holy Island, Anglesey, Northwest Wales

11 House of the living, house of the dead: an open and shut case from Ballyglass, Co.

Mayo?

12 Shaky foundations: romantic nationalism and the development of the ‘Irish model’

of Neolithic settlement

13 Kinnes revisited: Early Neolithic domestic and funerary structures in Scotland

14 Sequencing and a new interpretation at Worbarrow

15 Long barrows or houses: where we are