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Crone, A. and Campbell, E. (2005).
A crannog of the first millennium AD
. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
Title
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Title:
A crannog of the first millennium AD
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Subtitle:
excavations by Jack Scott at Loch Glashan, Argyll, 1960
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176
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Monograph Chapter
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Author:
Anne Crone
Ewan Campbell
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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2005
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9780903903363
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http://www.socantscot.org/partnumber.asp?cid=&pnid=116851
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10 Feb 2011
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Abstract
The underwater survey
Jon C Henderson
20 - 24
The iron axehead
Colleen E Batey
68 - 69
Metallurgical waste
Effie Photos-Jones
68 - 71
The leather assemblage
Clare Thomas
72 - 81
The history, conservation and re-interpretation of SF105, the satchel
Robert Lewis
81 - 85
Book satchels in Medieval Scotland and Ireland
Bernard Meehan
85 - 92
The querns
Ann Clarke
92 - 104
The coarse stone finds
Colleen E Batey
105 - 108
FTIR microanalysis of residue on Vessel 4
Anita Quye
135
Analysis of the crucible lid and crucible contents
Effie Photos-Jones
135 - 138
Analysis of the brooch
Effie Photos-Jones
138 - 141
Analysis of the glass bead
Effie Photos-Jones
141 - 143
A crannog of the first millennium AD; excavations by Jack Scott at Loch Glashan, Argyll,...
Full publication of the site, including detailed specialist reports on the artefact assemblage. Includes a discussion of dating which concludes that there were up to four episodes of activity: in the second to fourth centuries AD; in the late-sixth to seventh centuries; in the eighth to ninth centuries; and a final, non-occupational, use by occupants of the fourteenth-century settlement on a nearby island.
