Review by Trevor Creighton
This book is, in part, an update of D W Harding’s 2009 publication, The Iron Age Roundhouse. Significant new insights from the author justify the updated title, however.
The chronology now extends from the later Neolithic into the post-Roman period. Furthermore, the roundhouse is treated not as a specifically British phenomenon, but considered in relation to Irish and north-eastern European archaeology. The constructional aspects of roundhouses are reconsidered with considerable insight, as is the relationship between structured spaces in roundhouses and later rectilinear buildings.
While Rethinking Roundhouses provides a useful snapshot of the state of
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