Collared Urns represent a unified pottery tradition in the
prehistory of the British Isles. They serve the archaeologist not
only as a source for defining the Bronze Age, but as the basis for
understanding regional diversities and as a context for explaining
social and cultural development. In this definitive study Dr
Longworth bases his new and exhaustive analysis on a complete
corpus of known Collared Urns. Each surviving example has been
studied; this volume presents a detailed description, notes on the
archaeological context and wherever possible, an analytical
drawing. The resultant catalogue will serve as a reference book for
all concerned with the prehistory of Britain and Ireland, while the
discussion of the urns and their prehistoric context sets a firm
foundation for the understanding of the Bronze Age.
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