Folk Memory Or The Continuity of British Archaeology

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Exploring the intersection of folk memory and archaeology, this scholarly work delves into how the traditions and memories of everyday people inform our understanding of British history and culture. The author presents archaeological evidence to illustrate how folklore, legends, and myths shape historical narratives. Covering topics such as ancient churches, megaliths, and old roads, the book reflects years of research and fieldwork. It's a significant contribution to archaeology, appealing to those interested in Britain's rich historical tapestry.