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British Archaeological Reports Oxford Ltd Lines of Archaeological Investigation along the North Cornish Coast: 594 (British Archaeological Reports British Series)

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This monograph presents the results of archaeological recording along two South West Water pipelines, between Tintagel and Boscastle and between Harlyn Bay and Padstow. The sequence began with Mesolithic lithics and continued through pits with Early Neolithic ceramics, with Grooved Ware and with Beaker pottery. A Middle Bronze Age roundhouse of unusual character had been submerged by colluvium and produced a mould for a copper alloy racloir, an artefact more commonly found in Continental Europe. There were Bronze Age field walls, and a modified 'natural' stone, a focus for prehistoric activity. At Forrabury, uniquely in Cornwall, Early Iron Age cists were revealed, and, close to the well-known later Iron Age cemetery at Harlyn Bay, an Iron Age to Romano-British settlement was uncovered beneath blown sand. The terrain of each pipeline had its own distinctive character and a concluding discussion explores the archaeology of successive periods against this and against the background of Cornish prehistory. Contributors: Dana Challinor, Tim Gent, James Gossip, Lorraine Higbee, Joanna Higgins, Julie Jones, Anna Lawson-Jones, Ian Longworth, Brendan O’Connor, Clare Randall, Roger Taylor and Tom Walker

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Brand: British Archaeological Reports Oxford Ltd
Format: paperback
ASIN: 1407312480
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > Great Britain
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 15 March 2014
Listed Since: 18 March 2014

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