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Contents
The Season’s Gleanings…2
Our usual round-up of news and other snippets picked from news and other media
Mike Haigh’s Archaeology Review…7
Mike reveals priorities in cave art, Philistine background, mysterious skeletons, unexpected finds – and cheese
The Alt-Antiquarian…10
A new regular feature by the editor aims to address fresh approaches to our field. This issue: Thinking in the style of our pasts
Waste-land Wanderer…14
Charles Conrad Abbott was a US naturalist and historian – but can we see him also as a proto-psychogeographer? asks David Platt
St Robert of Knaresborough…20
Stories about a saint living in a cave paint him as a a revered figure able to communicate with animals. Yorkshire’s St Francis? Tim Frankland reports
Normal or Paranormal?…22
Andy Owens enquires about the boundaries of boundary events
Having Your Say…24
Hydronymies to horizons, king avians to King Arthur
All Things Considered: Reviews…27
A varied selection of books considering witchcraft in modern Britain, shamans everywhere, arboreal weirdness, Denisovans and more
Dreaming Valleys…32
Programme and other details for our special March 14 event (see also p18)
About our contributors…32
