West Stow, Lackford Bridge, Suffolk

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Dr Jess Tipper
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Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service
Bury Resource Centre
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Digital Object Identifiers

Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are persistent identifiers which can be used to consistently and accurately reference digital objects and/or content. The DOIs provide a way for the ADS resources to be cited in a similar fashion to traditional scholarly materials. More information on DOIs at the ADS can be found on our help page.

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https://doi.org/10.5284/1000250
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Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service (2007) West Stow, Lackford Bridge, Suffolk [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1000250

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Overview

Rescue excavations at Lackford Bridge Quarry, West Stow, undertaken in the winter of 1978-9 by Suffolk Archaeological Unit in advance of sand and gravel quarrying, produced evidence of multiperiod settlement remains consisting of pits, post-holes, sunken-featured buildings, enclosure ditches and curvilinear gullies, dating to the early and late Neolithic, Iron Age and/or Roman and early Anglo- Saxon periods. The archive of records and finds was not completed after excavation due to lack of resources and only limited post-excavation assessment and analysis took place. The funding for both has been provided by the historic environment element of the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund, administered by English Heritage.

The Digital Archive

The digital archive currently consists of the following resources:

Project Report
  • Tipper, J. 2007: West Stow, Lackford Bridge Quarry. Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service. Report No. 2007/039.

The project report provides a contextual background to the study area and an introduction to the methodologies employed in the 1978-9 excavations. This is followed by intepretation and phasing of the archaeological features. The report is accompanied by a full finds assessment, including analysis of ceramic forms and environmental evidence.

Project Database

The project database includes context and small finds indices along with specialist finds data, a list of tables is outlined below. All tables are available to download here along with detailed documentation - supplied by the depositor - to allow the data to be re-used.

Table NameDescription
WSW 030 Bulk FindsArchive assessment table: all finds, listed by context.
WSW 030 CMBArchive assessment table: Ceramic Building Material, listed by context.
WSW 030 Context RecordArchive context record generated from original context record, plans and sections.
WSW 030 Early Anglo-Saxon potteryArchive assessment table: Anglo-Saxon pottery, listed by context.
WSW 030 Faunal measurements from context 0001Archive assessment table: faunal measurements from context 01.
WSW 030 Faunal measurements by contextArchive assessment table: faunal measurements, listed by context.
WSW 030 Fired ClayArchive assessment table: fired clay, listed by context.
WSW 030 Flint by contextArchive assessment table: flint, listed by context.
WSW 030 Flint categoriesArchive assessment table: list of flint categories used in table Flint by context.
WSW 030 Flint typesArchive assessment table: description of flint types.
WSW 030 Late Iron Age and Roman potteryArchive assessment table: Late Iron Age and Roman pottery, listed by pottery type.
WSW 030 Prehistoric PotteryArchive assessment table: Prehistoric pottery, listed by context.
WSW 030 Small findsArchive assessment table: flint, listed by context.
Environmental Remains

A selection of spreadsheets containing the palaeo-environmental results from several key contexts are available to download as CSV files here.

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