Other Publications
WHITAKER, K.A. (in preparation) ‘Sarsen stone quarrying in southern England’ for
Post-Medieval Archaeology NASH, D.J. et al (2020) ‘Origins of the sarsen megaliths at Stonehenge’
Science Advances WHITAKER, K.A. (2020) ‘”Sarsen stones in Wessex”: a Society of Antiquaries project contextualised and renewed.’
The Antiquaries Journal WHITAKER, K.A. (2020) ‘Sarsen-working at Stonehenge’ and ‘The history of thought about sarsen origins for Stonehenge’ In Parker-Pearson, M.
et al(2020)
Stonehenge for the Ancestors. Part 1: Landscape and Monuments.Leiden: Sidestone Press
WHITAKER, K.A. (2019) Gitte Hansen and Per Storemyr, eds. Soapstone in the North: Quarries, Products, and People 7000 bc–ad 1700 (University of Bergen Archaeological Series 9, Bergen: University of Bergen, 2017, 408pp., 113 colour and 61 b/w illustr., hbk, ISBN 978-82-90273-90-8, ISSN 0809-6058) [review]
European Journal of Archaeology 22(3):430-433 DOI:
10.1017/eaa.2019.30 WHITAKER, K.A. (2019) Sarsen stone quarrying in southern England: an introduction’ In Teather, A. et al
Extracting more than rock? Insights into the acquisition of stone and flint in the Neolithic Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers. Oxford: Oxbow
WHITAKER, K.A. (2018) ‘What if none of the building stones at Stonehenge came from Wiltshire?’
Oxford Journal of Archaeology 38(2) 10.1111/ojoa.12161
WHITAKER, K. (2014) ‘The Wild Heerbrugg A5 in Britain in 2014’
Photogrammetric Record29(148): 456-462
CRAWFORD, J., WHITAKER, K., AND WILLIAMS, A. (2014)
Aerofilms. A History of Britain from Above. Swindon: English Heritage
Upcoming Talks and Conferences
8-11 June 2021: Landscape Archaeology Congress (postponed from 2020) [online] ‘Hidden Landscape’ session TBC.
22 April 2021: ‘Five reasons to research surface quarry sites’ [online] CiFA Annual Conference, research students and ECRs session https://www.archaeologists.net/conference
21 April 2021: ‘Sarsen Building Stone’ [online] for the Somerset Vernacular Buildings Research Group. Details will be posted http://svbrg.org.uk/events.php shortly.
15-26 March 2021: ‘From Quarries to Rock-Cut Sites; Echoes of Stone-crafting’ [online], University of Pisa. Conference and round table live-streamed on YouTube and Facebook. Go to https://www.mappalab.eu/en/echoes-of-stone-crafting/ for details.
12 November 2020: Wiltshire Archaeology Conference (postponed from March 2020). Go to
http://www.wiltshiremuseum.org.uk for details of the rearranged conference and our online presentations.