Excavation at Bantham, South Devon and Post-Roman trade in south-west England

Stephen Reed, Paul Bidwell, 2007. https://doi.org/10.5284/1000305. How to cite using this DOI

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A report on the Bantham excavations, incorporating summaries of the specialist reports, will be published in the journal Medieval Archaeology. The full texts of the specialist reports are offered here as PDF downloads.

Marine Molluscs PDF 18 Kb
Faunal Remains PDF 80 Kb
Charcoal from 5th to 6th century hearths and buried soil contexts PDF 30 Kb
Charcoal from hearths and buried soil contexts PDF 10 Kb
Land Mollusca PDF 25 Kb
Charred plant remains - Report PDF 20 Kb
Charred plant remains - Table 1 PDF 22 Kb
Table of Analysis of marine mollusc occurrences from contexts PDF 16 Kb

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