Short Description:
Bronze age layer below cremation
Issued to
Stuart Noon | 12/07/2016
Interpretation
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- Early Bronze Age landscape activity horizon
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- Stuart Noon
- 24-10-2016
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- Early Bronze Age Landscape activity horizon. The compaction, lithic finds, abraded pot fragments and cremated fragments indicate that it was exposed for a significant period and represents a relict landscape surface
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- Stuart Noon
- 27-10-2016
Sketch Photo
Stratigraphic Matrix
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Description
- Firm
- Light reddish- brown
- Silty sand
- Small sub-angular stones
- Length 1.0m Width 1.0m+ Depth 0.05m
- Lens within 3003
- Dry cloudy
Feature
- No records attached.
Site Photos
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Photo: BLS_162916
- Trench 3 mid-excavation, facing East
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Photo: BLS_162917
- Trench 3 mid-excavation, facing North
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Photo: BLS_162918
- Trench 3 mid-excavation, facing West
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Photo: BLS_162919
- Trench 3 mid-excavation, facing South
Objects
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Find: BLS_53
- Prehistoric SE Cumbs chert (or possibly flint) tool frag or debitage
- Stone
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Find: BLS_55
- Prehistoric chert debitage with some retouch, possibly to form burins/gouges.
- Stone
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Find: BLS_60
- Late Neolithic to Bronze Age chert debitage
- Stone
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Find: BLS_61
- Possible vessel fragment, no extant surfaces
- Ceramic
Record Details
- Stuart Noon 12-7-2016
- 22-2-2017