landscape
Vandalism, graffiti or ‘just’ rock art? The case of a very recent ‘engraving’ in the Côa Valley rock art complex (Portugal)
António Pedro Batarda Fernandes (Bournemouth University, UK)
Familiar paths: routine mobility, landscape and the wild in the LBK culture
Daniela Hofmann Cardiff, Oxford and Durham Universities, UK)
Timber monuments and environment within the Neolithic of the Nith Valley, Dumfries and Galloway
Kirsty Millican (University of Glasgow, UK)
Changing Landscapes, Changing Perceptions: An Example from the Northwest Coast of North America
Genevieve Hill
Prehistoric Landscape without Figures: big data, long waves and the formative role of archaeological computing
Vince Gaffney (University of Birmingham, UK)
Animating the past, thinking temporally: ways of representing archaeological time
Seren Griffiths (Cardiff University)
Evaluating HLC as Multi-stakeholder Decision-making Tool: Action Research Approach to collaborative Spatial Planning
Stephen Dobson (University of Sheffield)
Finding Faith in the Landscape
Andy Seaman (Cardiff University; seamanap@cardiff.ac.uk)
This session will build upon the session entitled 'Finding Faith in the Past' that was held at X-TAG in 2006. One of the themes to emerge from that session was a concern that the archaeology of religion cannot be confined to site-specific studies. It was argued that if we are to gain a contextual understanding of religious experience in the past then we must explore the ways in which the sacred was situated within the landscape.
