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Northern European Neolithic

Here is a miscellany of recent literature on the Neolithic of western France, Britain and southern Scandinavia. Two volumes are excavation reports (Mohen & Scarre, Barclay et al.) and two works of synthesis (Harding, Malmer). They address aspects of a distinctive northern European Neolithic; one that owes its content to both indigenous Mesolithic communities and Central European farmers, one characterised by monumental constructions, mobile existences (to varying degrees) and novel material practices.