n.a. (1999). 7 The artefactual material. In: n.e. The Biggings Papa Stour Shetland: the history and archaeology of a royal Norwegian farm. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. pp. 125-206.

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7 The artefactual material
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The Biggings Papa Stour Shetland: the history and archaeology of a royal Norwegian farm
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Monograph Series
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15
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268
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125 - 206
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This section concerns the use of local resources for the manufacture of objects, tools, and equipment used in daily life at the Biggings, the material needed for the construction of the buildings, and imported goods. It also includes a range of objects and materials brought to the island which would have supplemented the limited local resources. Represented here are a broad range of goods which were imported from as far away as England, Scandinavia and the continent of Europe. Much of this chapter is concerned with exploring the evidence phase by phase to show a changing picture through time of the various activities and contacts experienced on Papa Stour. An overview is followed by specialist reports on a variety of artefacts: steatite vessels, bakestones and other objects; ceramics; other ceramic objects (clay pipe and tile), glass (vessels, beads and window glass), metal (copper alloy, silver, lead, iron, slag), stone (amber, coal and jet, flint, quartz, jasper, pumice, rhyolite); late Norse and medieval woodworking, wooden artefacts and products; textile, yarn and fibre; horn artefacts.
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Beverley Ballin-Smith (Author contributing)
Andrea N Smith (Author contributing)
Simon Buttler (Author contributing)
Birthe Weber (Author contributing)
Lyn Blackmore (Author contributing)
Hans-Georg Stephan (Author contributing)
Robert S Will (Author contributing)
John W Allen (Author contributing)
Torben Bjarke Ballin (Author contributing)
Alexander Fenton (Author contributing)
Anthony Newton (Author contributing)
Julian Henderson (Author contributing)
Reginald Pringle (Author contributing)
Donald Bateson (Author contributing)
Ailsa J Mainman (Author contributing)
Carole A Morris (Author contributing)
Christopher Harrison (Author contributing)
Penelope Walton-Rogers (Author contributing)
Sonia O'Connor (Author contributing)
D J Rackham (Author contributing)
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1999
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0 903903 15 6
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Tile Glass Vessels Beads (Auto Detected Subject)
Ceramic Objects Clay Pipe (Auto Detected Subject)
Vessels Bakestones (Auto Detected Subject)
Window Glass Metal Copper Alloy Silver Lead Iron Slag Stone Amber Coal (Auto Detected Subject)
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Woodworking Wooden Artefacts (Auto Detected Subject)
Jet Flint (Auto Detected Subject)
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Medieval (Auto Detected Temporal)
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06 Jan 2016