Doggerland : lost world under the North Sea /

Table of Contents: “…Intro -- Following in their footsteps, but choosing my own path -- Foreword -- First encounters -- Part 1 -- DOGGERLAND -- A lost world rediscovered -- Ice, rivers, sea and spectacle: Geological variation in a drowned landscape -- Mapping a drowning land -- Part 2 -- DOGGERLAND EARLY INHABITANTS -- Stepping into Britain: Happisburgh and the first humans in northern Europe -- Citizen science and the submerged Palaeolithic landscapes in the North Sea -- Rachel Bynoe -- Krijn: Face to face with Doggerland's first Neanderthal -- Neanderthals in the cold 'North Sea Serengeti'…”
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Beyond the map : unruly enclaves, ghostly places, emerging lands and our search for new utopias / by Bonnett, Alastair, 1964-

Table of Contents: “…Garbage city, Cairo ; Off street view : Hidden Hills and the slums of Wanathamulla ; Trap streets ; The uncharted Congo -- Flat 2, 18 Royston Mains Street, Edinburgh ; Spikescape ; Yulin underground Naval Base, Hainan Island ; Under Jerusalem -- Doggerland -- The new Arctic -- Conshelf Undersea Station -- Epilogue.…”

Landscape beneath the waves : the archaeological investigation of underwater landscapes / by Wickham-Jones, C. R.

Table of Contents: “…Submerged landscapes around the world: Doggerland, Britain and Ireland; 13. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.…”
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Reindeer hunters at Howburn Farm, South Lanarkshire : a late Hamburgian settlement in Southern Scotland - its lithic artefacts and natural environment / by Ballin, Torben Bjarke, Tipping, Richard

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The poetics and ethics of (un-)grievability in contemporary Anglophone fiction /

Table of Contents: “…"How bold to mix the dreamings": the ethics and poetics of mourning in Alexis Wright's The swan book / Bárbara Arizti -- From elegy to apocalypse: ecological grief and human grievability in Ben Smith's Doggerland / Angelo Monaco -- Outcasts. Ungrievable incest: ecology and kinship in Michael Stewart's Ill will / Maite Escuero-Alías -- (Un-)grieving celestial in Toni Morrison's Love / Martín-Salván -- Contamination. …”
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Europe's lost frontiers.

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European Glacial Landscapes : The Holocene. by Palacios, David

Table of Contents: “…1.5.4 Solar activity -- 1.5.5 Volcanic activity -- 1.5.6 Vegetation cover -- 1.6 The Holocene and its atmospheric circulation variability -- 1.6.1 The variability of the northern westerlies and the North Atlantic Oscillation -- 1.6.2 The variability of the Asian monsoon -- 1.6.3 The variability of the African monsoon -- 1.7 The evolution of sea level during the Holocene and its impact in the shorelines -- 1.7.1 Holocene sea-level rise -- 1.7.2 Holocene sea-level rise-the impact on shorelines -- 1.7.2.1 The Bering Strait -- 1.7.2.2 The Baltic basin -- 1.7.2.3 The Dogger Strait and Doggerland…”
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Archaeological practice in Great Britain : a heritage handbook / by Schofield, John, 1948-

Table of Contents: “…Stonehenge, Avebury and the Phenomenon of the MegalithicThe Bronze Age (4,000-3,200 BP); The Iron Age (3200 bp to ad 43, but Variable by Region); The Romano-British Period (ad 43-410); The Post-Roman Period (ad 410 to c. 1000); The Middle Ages (ad 1000-1550); Post-Medieval and Industrial (ad 1550-1900); The Twentieth Century and Beyond (ad 1900-2011); My Favourite Twentieth-Century Heritage Site: The Oasis, Endell Street (London); Pulling It All Together: The Idea of Landscape; Underwater Remains, Crash Sites and Wrecks; Doggerland: A Lost European Country; Landscape.…”
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Europe before Rome : a site-by-site tour of the stone, bronze, and iron ages / by Price, T. Douglas

Table of Contents: “…Origin and spread of modern humans ; The Upper Paleolithic ; Pestera cu Oase, Romania, 40,000 years ago ; Grotte Chauvet, France, 32,000 years ago ; Grande Grotte, Arcy-sur-Cure, France, 32,000 years ago ; Dolní Věstonice, Czech Republic 27,500 years ago ; Grotte de la Vache, France, 14,000 years ago ; Gönnersdorf, Germany, 11,500 years ago ; Pincevent, France, 12,000 years ago ; Doggerland, North Sea, 11,000 BC ; The last hunters ; Franchthi Cave, Greece, 9000 BC ; Mount Sandel, Ireland, 7000 BC ; Moita do Sebastião, Portugal, 6000 BC ; Polderweg, Netherlands 5500 BC ; Tybrind Vig, Denmark, 5000 BC ; Vedbæk, Denmark, 5000 BC ; Rock art : Vingen, Norway, 5000 BC ; Some reflections.…”
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