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Charlie Johns, James Gossip (2009) The Evaluation of a Multi-Period Prehistoric Site and Fogou at Boden Vean, St Anthony-in-Meneage, Cornwall [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1000042
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Charlie Johns, James Gossip (2009) The Evaluation of a Multi-Period Prehistoric Site and Fogou at Boden Vean, St Anthony-in-Meneage, Cornwall [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1000042
Report text and associated images for this project are available to download here as pdf and jpg files.
The evaluation of a multi-period prehistoric site and fogou at Boden Vean, St Anthony-in-Meneage, Cornwall, 2003 by James Gossip (draft submitted to Cornish Archaeology) Note: jpg images from this report are available for download below | 1 Mb | ||
Boden Vean, St Anthony-in-Meneage, Cornwall. Archaeological Evaluation: Archive Summary by James Gossip (April 2004) Report No: 2004R029 | 28 Mb | ||
Boden Vean, St Anthony-in-Meneage, Cornwall. Assessment and Updated Project Design by James Gossip and Charles Johns | 1 Mb | ||
FOGOU AT BODEN VEAN, ST. ANTHONY-IN-MENEAGE, CORNWALL. Project Design for Evaluation, Recording and Conservation Works by Richard Cole (October 2003) | 10 Mb |
These images were submitted to Cornish Archaeology alongside the draft text available above as a pdf file. All figure numbers relate to figures quoted in the text of this article.
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Fig 01 Location of Boden Vean |
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Fig 02 Geophysical survey and principal features mentioned in the text |
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Fig 03 Trench location, fieldwalking grid and principal geophysical anomalies |
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Fig 04 Trench location showing principal features |
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Fig 05 (a) and (b) Trench 1 Bronze Age structure [117] showing minds distribution in spits 1 (a) and 2 (b) |
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Fig 06 Trench 1 Bronze Age structure [117] |
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Fig 07 Section through Bronze Age structure [117] |
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Fig 08 Excavation of Trevisker Ware vessel P1, structure [117] |
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Fig 09 Excavation of Trevisker Ware vessel P1, structure [117] (detail) |
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Fig 10 Plan of trench 2 |
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Fig 11 Section through enclosure ditch [202] |
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Fig 12 Plan of trench 3 (adjoined to trench 4) |
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Fig 13 Plan of trench 4 (west) |
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Fig 14 Plan of trench 4 (east) |
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Fig 15 Plan of trench 6 |
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Fig 16 Section through stone-lined pit [434] and Fig 17 Section through curvilinear ditch [431] |
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Fig 18 plan of fogou and associated elements |
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Fig 19 Plan of fogou |
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Fig 20 Section through fogou |
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Fig 22 The fogou viewed from the south |
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Fig 23 Restricted approach to the main fogou passage |
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Fig 24 Section through fogou 'approach' [433] |
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Fig 25 Internal view of void tunnel |
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Fig 26 The void viewed from above |
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Fig 27 Trevisker Ware vessel P1 |
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Fig 28 Vessel P1 showing positions of significant joining sherds, marked with their recorded numbers |
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Fig 29 Middle Bronze Age Trevisker Ware, structure [117] |
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Fig 30 Early Iron Age pottery. P5-P9 fogou; P10 - P15 Trench 6; P16 Trench 4 |
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Fig 31 P17 and P18, Plain Jar Group ceramics, Trench 2 |
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Fig 32 P19, ditch [120]; P20 - P24, ditch [305]; P25, ditch [612] |
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Fig 33 P26 - P31 finds from 1991 'well' ; P32 - P34, enclosure ditch [315] |
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Fig 34 P35 - P51 Gwithian style Post-Roman pottery; P52 possibly intrusive; P53 - P54 possible Gwithian style material |
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Fig 35 Ceramic beads. |
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Fig 36 FS1, fragment of saddle quern |
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Fig 37 Stone finds |
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Fig 38 Rotary quern fragments from 1991 'well' |
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Fig 39 S19 - S22 from 1991 'well'; S23 - S24 associated with Gwithian Style ceramics in upper fill of enclosure ditch |
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Fig 40 Blue glass bead from fogou deposit (806) |
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Fig 41 Bayesian chronological model of Bronze Age activity |
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Fig 42 Bayesian chronological model of Iron Age activity |
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Fig 43 Bayesian chronological model of Post-Roman activity |
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Fig 44 Location of the site (inset) and the geophysical survey squares. |
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Fig 45 Linear greytone of fluxgate gradiometer data |
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Fig 46 Graphical summary of significant magnetic anomalies discussed in text. |
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Fig 47 Topsoil magnetic susceptibility results |
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Fig 48 Extract of magnetic data (a), conductivity data (vertical coil orientation) (b), twin electrode (0.5m mobile probe separation) (c) and twin electrode (1.0m mobile probe separation) earth resistance data (d). |
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Fig 49 Bouguer anomaly map (a) of the microgravity data collected from square 9. Interpretation has been improved by removing a third order surface (fitted to the observed data) shown in (b) to obtain a map of residual gravity anomalies (c). The location of the partially excavated fogou is marked at x. |
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Fig 50 Trial GPR profiles collected adjacent to the location of the exposed fogou passageway. |
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Fig 51 GPR amplitude time slices together with relevant extracts from the previous magnetic and earth resistance surveys. |
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Fig 52 Graphical summary of significant GPR anomalies together with the location of identified archaeological remains and anomalies G1, G2 and G3 identified during the microgravity survey. The location of the GPR data and the approximate view point for the isovolume rendering (Fig 53) are also shown. |
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Fig 53 Isovolume rendering of high amplitude GPR reflections over the remains of the fogou. The image is viewed from the south-east and shows the two apparent passageways [GPR3] and [GPR4] forming the fogou and the enclosure ditch [GPR5] to the north. |
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Fig 54 Distribution of fogous in Cornwall |
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