Amber in prehistoric Britain

Amber in prehistoric Britain

by Stephen Shennan, Curt W. Beck

232 pages· ISBN 9780946897308

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Infrared absorption spectroscopy is able to pinpoint the source of British Prehistoric amber, here shown by analysis of all surviving finds to be predominantly Baltic. This leads on to a discussion of British amber in a European context, and of its particular significance as a social indicator, and as an item of trade or exchange. Complete with catalogue, analyses, drawings. 231p with figs. (Oxbow Monograph 8, 1991) Pb

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