Creswell Heritage Area Digital Archive, 1874-2018
Rogan Jenkinson, 2023. https://doi.org/10.5284/1105599. How to cite using this DOI
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- DOI:https://doi.org/10.5284/1105599
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| Object ID | 2240438 | |
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| Object Title | The spreadsheet describes archaeological and palaeontological remains recovered from the disturbed sediments within the cave passage and rear. Disturbed material consisted of collapsed sediment sections, Armstrongs collapsed slab wall multiple disturbances on the cave floor. | |
| File name | CAPI-4-4-22-Pin_Hole_Cave-Jenkinson_Armstrong_1985.csv | |
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| Format | CSV | |
| Format Type | Comma Separated Values | |
| Checksum | 1ece87ea5240d19430235749c941593b | |
| Last Modified | 06-Dec-2022 | |
| File size | 373 Kb | |
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| Spreadsheet title | The spreadsheet describes archaeological and palaeontological remains recovered from the disturbed sediments within the cave passage and rear. Disturbed material consisted of collapsed sediment sections, Armstrongs collapsed slab wall multiple disturbances on the cave floor. | |
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| Spreadsheet description | The item described within this inventory were collected from the passage and rear area of the cave during survey and mapping between 1977-80. A further quantitiy werre recovered during the preparation of the cave for excavation during 1984-85. Documentary evidence within private correspondence (the Welbeck Estates Co} and verbal conversations with the Late George White indicate that Armstrong stored many excavated finds and limestone clasts within the 'Passage' area following its excavation. It was impossible to distinguish remains that were delilberately stored following excavation and recording from those that may have been within within excavated sediments but not recorded or formally excavated. As a result a significant number of the remains have not precise provenance. They do however indicate, in conjuction with the other inventories, the sheer quantity of remains present within this relatively small area. Within this specific inventory and some of the others grouped by order the excavators are listed as 'Armstrong-Jenkinson' to indicate that the provenance is not clear but that they have been recovered during one of the other excavations (26167 items). | |
Associated Metadata:
| Spreadsheet metadata - CAPI Pin Hole Cave | CSV | 10 Kb |
| Spreadsheet metadata - CAPI documentation | 201 Kb |
