Death, Burial and Identity: 3000 Years of Death in the Vale of Mowbray Digital Monograph, 2019

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Death, Burial and Identity: 3000 Years of Death in the Vale of Mowbray Digital Monograph, 2019

Location World regionBritish Isles and Ireland
British Isles countryEngland
English regionYorkshire and the Humber
CountyNorth Yorkshire
DistrictRichmondshire
DistrictHambleton
ParishMiddleon Tyas CP
ParishMoulton CP
ParishBrompton-on-Swale CP
ParishBrough with St Giles CP
ParishCatterick CP
ParishKillerby CP
ParishKirkby Fleetham with Fencote CP
ParishAinderby Miers with Holtby CP
ParishBowbridge Lane
PlaceScotch Corner
PlaceScurragh House
PlaceBrompton East
PlaceBrompton West
PlaceFort Bridge
PlaceBrough Park
PlaceCatterick Racecourse
PlaceBainesse Cemetery
PlaceKillerby
PlaceLow Street
TGNWorld, Europe, United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Moulton [7457227]
TGNWorld, Europe, United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Catterick [1028769]
TGNWorld, Europe, United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Hambleton [7449591]
TGNWorld, Europe, United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Kirkby Fleetham [4005733]
TGNWorld, Europe, United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire [7008166]
Grid reference OSGB421460 505520
OSGB421880 503010
OSGB422390 499370
OSGB422420 499410
OSGB422510 498930
OSGB422530 499040
OSGB422730 498460
OSGB423720 497280
OSGB423820 497380
OSGB423930 497270
OSGB424130 496540
OSGB425270 495750
OSGB425640 495000
OSGB426520 493470
Grid reference Latitude longitude
bounding box
54.455470
-1.6939545 -1.5905285
54.333842
Subject Event Type (England)EXCAVATION
Evidence (England)EXCAVATED FEATURE
Evidence (England)BURIAL
Evidence (England)FIND
Evidence (England)STRATIFIED FIND
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)BIER
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)BRACELET
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)BROOCH
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)BURIAL URN
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)CINERARY URN
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)CLINKER
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)COFFIN
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)COFFIN FITTING
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)COIN
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)COIN HOARD
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)CURRENCY
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)BEAD
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)ASSEMBLAGE
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)ARMLET
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)ANKLET
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)ALTAR
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)AMULET
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)VOUSSOIR
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)VERTEBRATE REMAINS
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)TEGULA
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)STUD
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)STAPLE
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)SLAG
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)SHERD
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)QUERN
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)PLANT REMAINS
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)NAIL
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)MOLLUSCA REMAINS
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)METAL WORKING DEBRIS
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)FINGER RING
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)HARNESS FITTING
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)IMBREX
FISH Archaeological Objects (England)INLAY
Library of Congress Subject HeadingsExcavations (Archaeology)--England
Library of Congress Subject HeadingsArchaeology
Monument Type (England)INDUSTRIAL
Monument Type (England)STRUCTURE
Monument Type (England)WORKSHOP
Monument Type (England)CREMATION
Monument Type (England)SETTLEMENT
Monument Type (England)FEATURE
Monument Type (England)VICUS
Monument Type (England)ROAD
Monument Type (England)FORT
Monument Type (England)BURIAL
OtherHammerscale
Period NoneAnglo-Saxon
Period (England)EARLY MEDIEVAL
Period (England)IRON AGE
Period (England)LATE BRONZE AGE
Period (England)MIDDLE BRONZE AGE
Period (England)ROMAN
Project dates Created From01-SEP-2013
Created To31-JAN-2019
First Released18-MAR-2019
Last Modified19-JAN-2022
Identifiers Contracting Unit No.1158
Museum accession IDYork Museums Trust - YORYM : 2016.101
Related CollectionDigital Archive for the A1 Leeming to Barton Motorway Upgrade Scheme, North Yorkshire 2013-2017
SitecodeA1L2B
Related information Associated CollectionCath Ambrey, David Fell, Richard Fraser, Stuart Ross, Greg Speed, Philip N Wood (2017) A Roman Roadside Settlement at Healam Bridge: The Iron Age to Early Medieval Evidence [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor]
Associated CollectionNorthern Archaeological Associates - digital archive (copy)
Associated CollectionYork Museums Trust, Yorkshire Museum - physical and digital archive
Associated PublicationBrogan, G. (2015) Current work at the Roman Town of Cataractonium and other Roman Sites at the A1 Upgrade in North Yorkshire. Hadrian’s Wall Archaeology 6, 14-20.
Associated PublicationGleba, M., Foulds, E. M., Teasdale, A. and Russ, H. (2018) First identification of club moss use in Roman Britain. Archaeological Textile Review 59, 17–23.
Associated PublicationParker, A. and Ross, C. (2016) A New Phallic Carving from Roman Catterick. Britannia 47, 271-79.
Associated PublicationRoss, S. R. and Ross, C. (forthcoming) Establishment, Consolidation, Retreat: The Origins and Development of Cataractonium and its Heartland. NAA Monograph Series 6. Barnard Castle: Northern Archaeological Associates.
Associated PublicationSpeed, G. P. and Holst, M. (2019) Death, Burial and Identity: 3000 Years of Death in the Vale of Mowbray. NAA Monograph Series 4. Barnard Castle: Northern Archaeological Associates.
Associated PublicationSpeed, G. and Cherry, J. (2016) A medieval gold ring from Catterick, North Yorkshire. Medieval Archaeology: Newsletter of the Society for Medieval Archaeology 55, 12.
Associated PublicationSpeed, G., Rowe, R., Russ, H. and Gardiner, L. F. (2018) The early Mesolithic site at Little Holtby, near Leeming, North Yorkshire. Mesolithic Miscellany 26(1), 49-87.
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