Hall, D. W., (2010). An archaeological evaluation in the Curling Pond Field, Falkland, Fife. Perth: Derek Hall.
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An archaeological evaluation in the Curling Pond Field, Falkland, Fife | |||||||||||
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Derek Hall unpublished report series | |||||||||||
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https://doi.org/10.5284/1020027 | |||||||||||
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Four trial trenches representing a 5% sample of the remaining undeveloped area of a proposed football pitch were opened by mechanical excavator. Natural red boulder clay and stones were encountered in all four trenches below a black topsoil. A further trial trench in an area of a proposed car park extension located natural yellow sand below topsoil and subsoil. Nothing of archaeological interest was located. | |||||||||||
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2010 | |||||||||||
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25 Nov 2016 |
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