Trent Valley Landscapes by David Knight

Trent Valley Landscapes by David Knight

This synthesis of landscape change and human occupation in the Trent Valley is based on more than twenty years of research and includes much previously unpublished material. Each chapter focuses on a different period from the Pleistocene landscape, Mesolithic hunter-gatherers, Neolithic and the Early Bronze Age, Late Bronze Age and Iron Age, to the Roman and medieval periods. Subjects such as changes in the local vegetation and fauna, geomorphology, agriculture, burials, domestic settlements and industries are discussed with examples taken from archaeological investigations in the valley.

DAVID KNIGHT was born into his current physical embodiment in 1964. He is married to Caroline, and they live with their adopted cats Toby, Treacle, Spiky, and Missy in the UK. Over the years, he has made a living from various types of work ... ranging from HM Forces, Financial Services, as a Care Assistant, and also becoming self employed in property maintenance. However, to find true fulfillment, his search changed from the exterior and without, to the interior and 'within'. As such, spiritual education gained a greater momentum, and with it, a renewed dedication and realization dawned upon him ... with further evidence of, and from God, revealed through many of his life experiences. These, together with the aid of Spirit guides, and beings from the ethereal planes, formed the new foundations for all those who wish to reignite and experience, their own Heart's flame of love and light ... and to embark upon a unique opportunity for all Soul's in this lifetime too. When not working, or writing, his hobbies include music, nature, spending time with family and friends ... as well as watching sc-fi films, and the occasional 'on-line' gaming session with the Playstation!

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ISBN 13	9780954445645
ISBN 10	0954445643
Titel	Trent Valley Landscapes
Autor	David Knight
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Heritage Publications
Erscheinungsjahr	2004-12-31
Seitenanzahl	202
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