A project design for the excavation of a round barrow near Crowlink, East Sussex Christopher Greatorex Field Archaeology Unit, University College, London Introduction Background Archaeological Background Other sites situated in the vicinity of Barrow A Site specific aims and objectives Wider research objectives Excavation methodology Palaeoenvironmental sampling Bibliography Introduction The round barrow which is the subject of this proposal is located in a prominent posi ...

Last Update: 12 June 1996 (Construction completed) THE CRIFT FARM PROJECT Click image to jump to project report links Dr Gerry McDonnell DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD Go to the listing of project report links or visit the Ancient Metallurgy Research Group. Background The pre-eminence of Cornwall (and Devon) in the production of tin is well documented (Lewis 1965, Penhallurick 1986). However knowledge of the methods and technology of tin prod ...

Anglo-Saxon and Viking Yorkshire The Anglo-Saxon and Viking Yorkshire Project is a successor to the York Environs Project hosted within the Archaeology Department at York University. It is directed by Dr Julian Richards. As part of its work the project has been investigating the site at Cottam, an Anglian and Anglo-Scandinavian settlement in the Yorkshire Wolds. Cottam was discovered by metal-detector users in 1987, and we have so far carried out three seasons of excavation: Cottam Project Outline and Research Design Interim report 1993 Interim report 1995 Interim report 1996 Information provided by JDR; last updated Dec 1996

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A Bronze Age Burnt mound at Watermead Country Park, Birstall A Bronze Age Burnt mound at Watermead Country Park, Birstall Susan Ripper Excavations were undertaken in May and June 1996 by ULAS at a gravel extraction quarry in the parish of Birstall just north of Leicester. The quarry lies within the Watermead Country Park, an area of open parkland and nature reserves either side of the River Soar. The site first came to light when wardens from the park found two human skulls in spoil ...

D. Hind, Chert Use in the Mesolithic CHERT USE IN THE MESOLITHIC OF NORTHERN ENGLAND D. Hind, University of Sheffield INTRODUCTION This paper is written in the light of ongoing doctoral research into the Late Mesolithic and Early Neolithic periods of the Peak District, North Derbyshire. The main tenet of the thesis is that, whilst the transition between these two periods sees considerable change in traditions of making and using stone tools, there are also continuities. One way in whi ...

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Issue 60 August 2001 Contents news Earliest evidence found of settlers in Scotland Intact Bronze Age necklace found near Dunblane Developers 'must record' unlisted barns Roman salt-manufacturing town uncovered in Cheshire Medieval London's 'Great Conduit' found near St Paul's In Brief features Great sites David Gaimster on the excavation of Nonsuch Palace Old ruins, new world Tim Eaton on Saxon churchbuilders' liking for Roman stone Lest we remember Howard Williams on 'forget ...

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CASTELL HENLLYS A project with training excavations involving research on Iron Age, Romano-British, post-Roman, medieval and post-medieval (historic) archaeology, based at Castell Henllys but also at other sites in the region. Castell Henllys itself is an award-winning interpretative site with reconstructed roundhouses based on the excavated evidence. Here, research, training and public interpretation are combined in a unique way. Return to Archaeology Department home page. Information supplied by Harold Mytum; last updated September 2002

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Excavating Ely's Historic past OLDER THAN JESUS, ELY DATES BACK TO THE BRONZE AGE. Trace the "EBB & FLOW" of one of England's most Historic of Cities. September 2000 - Channel 4 Time Team in Ely! ELY took a step back in time when actor Tony Robinson brought members of the Channel Four Time Team to the archaeological dig in Broad Street. The documentary team visited the site while members of the Cambridge University Archaeological Unit carried out work on the dig. Work began on the si ...

Early Neolithic Dates on Human Bone from Fox Hole Cave, Derbyshire A.T. Chamberlain. Department of Archaeology and Prehistory, University of Sheffield, Northgate House, West Street, Sheffield, S1 4ET, U.K. email: a.chamberlain@shef.ac.uk When referencing this article, please use the following convention: Chamberlain, A.T. 2001. Early Neolithic dates on human bone from Fox Hole Cave, Derbyshire. Capra 3 available at - http://capra.group.shef.ac.uk/3/foxholedates.html Intro ...

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English Heritage Raunds Prehistoric Stéphane Rault & Jan Harding Contents 1. Background 2. Introduction 2.1 Importance 2.2 Fieldwork strategy 2.3 Summary of evidence 2.4 Acknowledgements 3. Aims and objectives 3.1 The spatial and chronological development of the monument complex 3.2 The form and construction of monuments 3.3 Ceremonial practice, including mortuary rituals 3.4 The relationship between ceremonial, mortuary, domestic and agricultural activity 3. ...

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The Negotiating Avebury Project Mark Gillings, Josh Pollard, David Wheatley & Rick Peterson Up Home Help WelcomeA little backgroundLatest news Fun with tiddleywinks (1997)An embarassment of riches (1999) Structural enigmas (2000 and Easter 2002) The south of the complex (2002b) Archival researchDramatis Personnae Our sponsorsContacting the projectInformation for participants Department of Archaeology University of Southampton, Southampton SO17 1BJ Phone: +44 (0)23 80592247 E-mail: arch@soton.ac.uk Maintained by dww@soton.ac.uk

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With spectacular views over the Solway Firth and the distant Lakeland fells, Caerlaverock Castle is among the most impressive in Britain. There are in fact two castles here. The present castle replaced an earlier one, dating from the 13th century, which lies around 200 metres to its south-east, in an area of wooded marshland. In 1998, a team of archaeologists from SUAT carried out an excavation of the old castle site, on behalf of Historic Scotland, and they have returned this summer ...

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Welcome to the web site of the Trent & Peak Archaeological Unit, located at the University of Nottingham. The links on this page will take you to information about the Unit, its staff, work and the archaeological services that we offer. If you have any further questions please contact us at the address below: About the Unit Unit staff directory Archaeological contract and consultancy services Recent Unit projects Employment Opportunities Publications Local pages (access to T&PAU staff only) Trent & Peak Archaeological Unit, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD UKTel: +44 (0)115 951 4823 Fax: +44 (0)115 951 4824 E-mail: TPAU@nottingham.ac.uk text onlyLast revised: 3 May, 2006

Wharram Percy The Lost Medieval Village Wharram Percy, located in Yorkshire, has been occupied by humans since the Iron Age. Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Normans -- all have lived out their lives in this high-wold village. As an archeological site, it was one of the most important peasant digs in England. Here you will see St. Martin's parish church, peasant house sites, and the Norman manor house. Ken Tompkins ken@loki.stockton.edu © 1996 by Kenneth Tompkins

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