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Home ScARF National Framework Iron Age 6. Enclosed Places

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ScARF National Framework

  • Panel Reports Chronology and Downloads
  • Palaeolithic & Mesolithic
  • Neolithic
  • Bronze Age
  • Iron Age
    • Executive Summary
    • Iron Age - Overall research recommendations
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The History of Research
    • 3. Land as arena – place & territory
    • 4. Land as resource
    • 5. Building in the Round: house-scapes of the Iron Age
    • 6. Enclosed Places
      • 6.1 Introduction
      • 6.2 Setting or context of buildings: settlement form, layout and location
      • 6.3 Local or regional settled landscapes and seascapes - ‘settlement hierarchies’ and ‘clusters of communities’
      • 6.4 Enclosed Places
      • 6.5 Chronology and development of enclosed places
      • 6.6 Enclosing works
      • 6.7 The 'functions' of enclosed places
      • 6.8 Regionality
      • 6.9 Research recommendations
    • 7. Relations between people
    • 8. Scotland in a wider world
    • 9. Research and methodological issues
    • Iron Age Bibliography
    • Iron Age Case Studies
    • Iron Age Downloads
  • Roman
  • Medieval
  • Modern

6. Enclosed Places

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Setting or context of buildings: settlement form, layout and location

6.3 Local or regional settled landscapes and seascapes

6.4 Enclosed Places

6.5 Chronology and development of enclosed places

6.6 Enclosing works

6.7 The ‘functions‘ of enclosed places

6.8 Regionality

6.9 Research recommendations

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