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Archaeological Site Index to Radiocarbon Dates from Great Britain and Ireland

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GrA-23589 (Groningen)

Date BP	3840 +/- 50
Start Date BP	3890
End Date BP	3790
Source of date	EH
Period	BRONZE AGE
Site/subject type	4B
OS grid square	SK
Easting	605
Northing	101
Abstract	Birstall Watermead Country Park: bones and timbers from the palaeochannel
Report	Birstall Watermead Country Park- Animal bone; the animal bone was recovered from peaty silt context 129, around the timber bridge structure; many bones had butchery marks.
Name of archaeologist	S Ripper
Bibliographic reference	Ripper, S, 2004 Bodies, burnt mounds and bridges: a riverine landscape at Watermead Park,Birstall,Leicestershire,ULAS report, 2004-48

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These records occupy the same 10km OS grid square as the record above (SK61)

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