The Afterlife of Monuments in the English Peak District

This research is an investigation of the locations of L ate N eolithic and E arly B ronze A ge round barrows in the P eak D istrict. The work involved close examination of the barrows present around two earlier monuments: the Long L ow bank barrow and the henge at A rbor L ow. Using a Geographic Information System, it considered the densities of the barrows around these focal monuments, inter‐visibility between the sites, and the distribution of distinctive artefacts in the surrounding area. The results raise important questions about the role of memory in the past

Afterlife · Archaeology · Art · Bronze Age · Geography · Visibility · Archaeological Research and Protection · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies · History

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