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causewayed enclosure: a standalone construct

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an early Neolithic enclosure whose ditches are broken by frequent gaps or causeways, used for gatherings and ritual.

In archaeology, causewayed enclosure refers to an early Neolithic enclosure whose ditches are broken by frequent gaps or causeways, used for gatherings and ritual. This meaning comes from Oswald (2001) in The creation of monuments.[1]

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References

  1. Oswald, A. (2001). The creation of monuments. English Heritage. ISBN 9781873592427

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