By the time of Vere Gordon Childe's work, The Dawn of Europe ( 1947 ), which affirms the Mesolithic, sufficient data had been collected to determine that the Mesolithic was in fact necessary and was indeed a transition and intermediary between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic.

Childe's Tomb is a granite cross on Dartmoor, Devon, England.

Childe's Tomb is a reconstructed granite cross on the south-east edge of Foxtor Mires, about 500 metres north of Fox Tor on Dartmoor, Devon, England at.

In 1812 Windeatt started to build a farmhouse, Fox Tor Farm, on his land and his workmen robbed the nearby Childe's Tomb of most of its stones for the building and its doorsteps.

In the novel Malherb is a miscreant who destroys Childe's tomb and beats his servant.

Gordon Childe's relationship with his father was strained, particularly following his mother's death, and they disagreed heavily on the subject of religion and politics, with the Reverend being a devout Christian and a conservative whilst Gordon Childe was an atheist and a socialist.

News of Childe's participation reached the Principal of St Andrew's College, Dr Harper, who, under pressure from the university authorities, forced Childe to resign from his job because of his political beliefs.

Fuller and his party members did not agree that Childe's job was necessary, and in early 1922 his employment was terminated.

The work offered an examination of the Australian Labor Party and its wider connection with the Australian labour movement, reflecting Childe's increasing dissolutionment with the party, believing that whilst it contained socialist members, the politicians that it managed to get elected had abandoned their socialist ideals in favour of personal comfort.

In 1925, the company Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co published Childe's second book, The Dawn of European Civilisation, in which he synthesised the varied data about European prehistory that he had been exploring for many years.

In the latter group, one notable friend of Childe's was Stuart Piggott, another influential British archaeologist who would succeed Childe in his post as Abercromby Professor at Edinburgh.

Childe's next work, The Bronze Age ( 1930 ), dealt with the titular Bronze Age in Europe, and displayed his increasing acceptance of Marxist theory in understanding how society functioned and changed.

Childe's pessimism surrounding the outcome of the war led to him adopting the belief that " European Civilization – Capitalist and Stalinist alike – was irrevocably headed for a Dark Age.

Childe's approach to understanding the past has been typically associated with Marxist archaeology.

The extent to which Childe's interpretation of the past fits the Marxist conception of history has however been called into question.

" She went on to note however that " Childe's Marxism frequently differed from contemporary ' orthodox ' Marxism ; partly because he had studied Hegel, Marx and Engels as far back as 1913 and still referred to the original texts rather than later interpretations, and partly because he was selective in his acceptance of their writings.

" Childe's Marxism was further critiqued by later Marxist archaeologist Neil Faulkner, who argued that although Childe " was a deeply committed socialist heavily influenced by Marxism ", he did not appear to accept the existence of class struggle as an instrument of social change, something which was a core tenet of Marxist thought.

Faulkner instead believed that Childe's approach to archaeological interpretation was not that of a Marxist archaeologist, but was instead a precursor to the processual archaeological approach that would be widely adopted in the discipline during the 1960s.

This contrasted with the claims of the archaeologist Peter Ucko, who was one of Childe's successors as director of the Institute of Archaeology.

In this manner Childe's approach would have had more in common with that put forward by the post-processual archaeologists who emerged in the late 1970s and 1980s.

Childe's other hobbies included going for walks in the British hillsides, attending classical music concerts and playing the card game contract bridge.

He was not particularly interested in reading novels but his favourite was D. H. Lawrence's Kangaroo ( 1923 ), a book set in Australia that echoed many of Childe's own feelings about his homeland.

It has been recognized as one of the loudest domed venues in which to view a game, due in part to the fact that sound is recycled throughout the stadium because of the domed roof.

In the long term, phosphate will therefore have to be recovered and recycled from human and animal waste in order to maintain food production.

The term biosolids is used to differentiate treated sewage sludge that can be beneficially recycled.

But, typically when we hear the term " recycled water " or " reclaimed water " it means wastewater that is sent from our home or business through a pipeline system to a treatment facility where is treated to a level consistent with its intended use.

Another potential source of raw materials, at least in the short term, is recycled orbiting satellites and other man-made objects in space.

This base oil is then treated much the same as virgin base oil however there is considerable reluctance to use recycled oils as they are generally considered inferior.

In earlier times the process water was not generally recycled and the spent ore was not reclaimed.

As some gas is recycled after breathing, the oxygen fraction will always be lower than that of the make-up gas, but can closely approximate the make-up gas after a loop flush, so the gas is generally chosen to be breathable at maximum depth, which allows it to be used for open circuit bailout.

For larger scale asphalt recycling, several in-place recycling techniques have been developed to rejuvenate oxidized binders and remove cracking, although the recycled material is generally not very water-tight or smooth and should be overlaid with a new layer of asphalt concrete.

Dried meat was imported into the facility, and urine and feces were generally dried and stored, rather than being recycled.

" Though she was not always extravagant ( she had her old stockings darned for re-use and her old dresses were recycled as furniture covers ), she would dismiss protests about her heavy spending with a wave of a hand or by claiming that she had not heard.

The signature gatefold format ( along with Light's prose ) was immediately discontinued, and the covers changed to budget labels pressed on recycled vinyl.

After undergoing a period of major growth in the 19th century through the success of the shoddy ( recycled wool ) trade, Batley has more recently undergone a period of decline.

By the beginning of the 1900s, Basildon had evolved with much of the land having been sold in small plots during a period of land speculation and development taking placed haphazardly with building by plot owners ranging from shelters created from recycled materials to brick-built homes and with amenities such as water, gas, electricity and hard-surfaced roads lacking.

In effect, the element is recycled, although in some cycles there may be places ( called reservoirs ) where the element is accumulated or held for a long period of time ( such as an ocean or lake for water ).

The leading theory is that they begin life as longer period pulsars but are spun up or " recycled " through accretion.

Gowns are often recycled between ' generations ', as new graduate students in turn need to upgrade their gowns at the start of the year.

Otherwise, the spun-up neutron star is left with no companion and becomes a “ disrupted recycled pulsar ”, spinning between a few and 50 times per second.

Goff's idiosyncratic floorplans, attention to spatial effect, and use of recycled and / or unconventional materials such as gilded zebrawood, cellophane strips, cake pans, glass cullet, Quonset Hut ribs, ashtrays, and white turkey feathers, challenge conventional distinctions between order and disorder.

The UFL added temporary bleacher seating ( recycled from the 2011 U. S. Open golf tournament ) to expand the stadium to between 14, 000 and 17, 000 seats depending on demand.

Cavities between studs, usually placed apart, are usually filled with insulation materials, such as fiberglass batting, or cellulose filling sometimes made of recycled newsprint treated with boron additives for fire prevention and vermin control.

His current teaching and research interests include: acquisition of likes and dislikes for foods, nature and development of the magical belief in contagion, cultural evolution of disgust, ambivalence to animal foods, lay conception of risk of infection and toxic effects of foods, interaction of moral and health factors in concerns about risks, relation between people's desires to have desires and their actual desires ( including the problem of internalization ), acquisition of culture, nature of cuisine and cultural evolution, and psychological responses to recycled water.

An alternative to the recycled pulp liner is the plastic bedpan liner which creates a barrier between the waste and the bedpan.

SA Water provides a comprehensive audit of homes within the area to ensure that cross connection between the recycled water and drinking water does not occur.