Reindeer hunters at Howburn Farm, South Lanarkshire: A Late Hamburgian settlement in southern Scotland – its lithic artefacts and natural environment

Cover\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nSummary\nAcknowledgements\nAuthors\nPreface\nIntroduction\n	Background\n	The location\n	The investigation of the site\n	Pedological analyses at Trench II\n		Conclusion\n		Discussion\n	Post-excavation aims and history\n	Chronological framework\nCharacterization of the Assemblage\n	Raw materials – types, sources and condition\n	Debitage\n	Cores\n	Tools\nLate Upper Palaeolithic Technological Approaches\n	Finds relating to visits during the Federmesser-Gruppen period\n	Other Late Upper Palaeolithic finds\nOn-site Distribution and Activity Patterns\n	Horizontal distribution: Trench II\nDating\n	Trench I (2009)\n	Trench II (Block 2)\n	Trench II (Blocks 3-4)\n	The Palaeo-environmental Context of the Site2\n		Tephrochronology of borehole 50a in the Priest’s Well Basin\n			Methodology\n	Results and Interpretation\n	The environmental context: results and interpretations\n	The formation and age of siliceous sediments in ‘Loch Howburn’\n	Windermere Interstadial palaeogeography of the Howburn catchment\nDiscussion\n	Howburn in its British and European contexts\n	Future Perspectives\n	Bibliography