The Beaker People: isotopes, mobility and diet in Prehistoric Britain: edited by Mike Parker Pearson, Alison Sheridan, Mandy Jay, Andrew Chamberlain, Michael P. Richards and Jane Evans, Oxford, Oxbow (Prehistoric Research Paper 7), 2019, xxv and 590...

Major datasets such as these are vital for enhancing our understanding of isotope variation and will aid interpretation of human isotope values well beyond the geographical and chronological confines of this project. Certain elements of this project, such as the isotope and radiocarbon data, are incorporated in the Beaker People Project dataset in other chapters. The clearest impact is of the largest multi-isotope dataset comprising five proxies (carbon, nitrogen, sulphur, strontium and oxygen) yet delivered in archaeological research globally. Pp., Illus. 230, Tabs. [Extracted from the article]