The urban countryside: the land-use structure of small towns and villages in England and Wales, by Robin H. Best and Alan W. Rogers.

Main entry:

Best, Robin Hewitson.

Title & Author:

The urban countryside: the land-use structure of small towns and villages in England and Wales, by Robin H. Best and Alan W. Rogers.

Publication:

London, Faber, 1973.

Description:

186, [8] pages illustrations, maps 23 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-179).
Ch. 1. Glimpses through the looking glass -- ch. 2. The glacier's edge -- ch. 3. Charismatic megafauna -- ch. 4. Good-bye, glacial man ; hello, Clovis -- ch. 5. Timing is everything -- ch. 6. The pre-Clovis quest -- ch. 7. Melee over Meadowcroft -- ch. 8. Another angle of view -- ch. 9. Fireworks and the paleo-police -- ch. 10. Three-legged stools and skull wars -- ch. 11. Who are those guys?

Summary:

A leading archaeologist addresses the complex puzzle about the origins of the first humans to settle in America, reassessing common myths about early human migration and lifestyle.

ISBN:

0571099610
9780571099610

Subject:

Land use, Urban Great Britain.
Cities and towns Great Britain.
Utilisation urbaine du sol Grande-Bretagne.
Villes Grande-Bretagne.
Cities and towns
Land use, Urban
Bodennutzung
Landstadt
Great Britain
Großbritannien

Added entries:

Rogers, Alan W., author.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 62073
Call No.: W1543; ID:85-B7718
Status: Available

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