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Excavation at Saham Toney, 2007. (photo by N. Larkin)


AHOB
Websites

AHOB 1
Ancient Human Occupation of Britain

AHOB 2
Ancient Britain and its European Context

AHOB 3
Dispersals of Early Humans: Adaptations, frontiers and new territories


AHOB
Successor Projects

Pathways
Pathways to Ancient Britain

Ice Age Island
Ice Age landscape of Jersey

Cromer Project
Cromer Forest-Bed Fossil Project


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The Ancient Human Occupation of Britain (AHOB) was a three-phase project to investigate ancient humans from the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic in northern Europe that ran from 2001 through 2011 with funding from the Leverhulme Trust. This website contains information about the project and provides access to data generated AHOB research.

 


AHOB Database

THE AHOB database contains information about selected key Pleistocene sites in Britain that document early hominin occupation of northwestern Europe. These data were assembled by researchers working with the project between 2001 and 2015 and are made available here for research, teaching, and other uses.

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AHOB Publications

Here is a random selection from the bibliography of papers published by the AHOB research team.

White, M.J. 2006. Axeing Cleavers: reflections on broad-tipped large cutting tools in the British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic. In: N. Goren-Inbar and G. Sharon (eds), Axe Age: Acheulean Toolmaking, from Quarry to Discard. London: Equinox pp365-386

For a complete list of AHOB publications, click here.


AHOB-related Books

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AHOB Time Chart
2003 Workshop
2007 Workshop

2009 Workshop
2010 Workshop
2011 Conference
2013 Workshop


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