A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire Improvement Scheme: Digital Archive for Archaeological Works

MOLA Headland Infrastructure, 2020. (updated 2025) https://doi.org/10.5284/1081262.

Context 380174

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Context Information

Context number 380174
Parent context number 380171
Child context number(s) None
Group number 48 (Well/Waterhole), Subgroup number: 2
Settlement ? Bar Hill 5
General Period of Feature Middle-Late Iron Age
A14 Area Bar Hill (TEA38)
Associated digital archive MOLA Headland Infrastructure (2025) A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme: Digital Archive for Archaeological Works at Bar Hill Landscape Block, 2016-2018 [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1081250

Context Sheet(s)

Context sheet for context 380174
Filename A14-TEA38-CN380174.pdf (90 kB) Text
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PDFs containing multiple context sheets are also available in the project archive: A14 Bar Hill Context Sheets (380001-380999)

Human Remains

Animal Remains Data

Animal Remains Summary
Sample number 0
State of preservation GOOD
Weight 0.275g
Animal remains type(s) present
  • Cattle
  • Pig
  • Sheep or Goat
Number of bones large mammals4
Number of bones medium mammals3
Number of identifiable epiphyses2
Number of identifiable mandibles1
Summary notes PIG MANDIBLE
Animal bones
Bone Species Quantity of Bone for Species Bone Type and Part(s) More information
Sheep/Goat 1 Tibia (1 Distal)
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More Information on Sheep/Goat Bones in Context 380174

Bone number 50

Unique number assigned to bone: 50
Type of species: SHEEP/GOAT
Type of bone: TIBIA
part of bone present: DISTAL
Proportion of the animal present in a range of 1-5 : 2
Number of fragments recovered: 1
Weight (in g): 11
Side of the animal from which the bone came from (l or r): R
State of fusion at the distal end of the bone [codes: F = fused. U = unfused. VO = fused but fuse line open. VC = fused but fuse line closed]: U
Bone area(s) These are numbers assigned to areas of a bone that are identifiable to species, skeletal element and body-side even when the bone is heavily fragmented. The allocation of zones to specific bones varies; this system was devised by James Rackham and provides a useful brief description of what part of a bone is present. Contact MOLA specialists for more information:

  • Z7
Zoological comment on zones: PHOTO TAKEN; EXTRACTED FOR C14


Radiocarbon Dating

Sample materialBONE
Material typeANIMAL BONE: SHEEP/GOAT
Context descriptionEARLY ROMAN WATERHOLE (BASEL FILL)
General commentsSAMPLE ID: 380174 SAMPLE FAILED!!
Laboratory nameSUERC
Laboratory sample code(GU54175)
Primary calibrated date range confidence95.4%

Context Photographs