The Sutton Hoo Research Project 1983-2001

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Index to Field Report Volume 9: Palaeoecology

  1. SUMMARY
  2. STRATEGY
    • 2.1 Aims and Objectives
    • 2.2 List of Studies commissioned and achieved
    • 2.3 Consultancy documents on strategy
    • 2.4 Revisions to Strategy
  3. METHODOLOGY and Data Acquired [see Research Report, Chapter 10]
  4. MODEL of SOIL and VEGETATION SEQUENCE [see Research Report, Chapter 10]
  5. SELECTED STUDIES: SOILS
    • 5.1 General Surveys (T J Wilkinson, P Murphy, H Atkinson)
    • 5.2 Micromorphology by C I French
    • 5.3 Soil deposition and movement determined on site [see Research Report, Chapter 10]
  6. SELECTED STUDIES: VEGETATION
    • 6.1 Pollen and modern species (G Dimbleby, S Rothera, R Scaife)
    • 6.2 Plant Remains - Assessment of Charred plant remains from prehistoric features by A R Hall
  7. SELECTED STUDIES: Taphonomy
  8. SELECTED STUDIES: Animal Bone
  9. SELECTED STUDIES: Human Bone
    • 9.1 Inhumations (J Rogers, F Lee)
    • 9.2 Cremations (F Lee)
  10. SELECTED STUDIES : RADIOCARBON DATING
    • 10.1 Prehistoric Dates
    • 10.2 Early Medieval dates (Harwell, Oxford, BM)
Download full report (appended documents available above):
Vol 9 Palaeoecology: Sections 1-7 (PDF, 368Kb)
Vol 9 Palaeoecology: Sections 8-10 (PDF, 211Kb)

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