Star Carr and Lake Flixton archives
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Prof
Nicky
Milner
Department of Archaeology
University of York
King's Manor
Exhibition Square
York
YO1 7EP
England
Tel: 01904 323940
Fax: 01904 323902
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- DOI:https://doi.org/10.5284/1041580
- How to cite using this DOI
In context
These two major projects are set out within the wider context of the work of the Seamer Carr Project 1975-1985 and the Vale of Pickering Research Trust's work from 1985 onwards, which are broadly summarised within the interactive map of the area below. This map gives a very broad overview of the nature of the archaeology encountered along the edges of Lake Flixton, and provides a context for postglacial activity at both Star Carr and Flixton Island. By selecting the various layers below, it is possible to map the extents of Lake Flixton over the present day landscape, and also display the various archaeological sites that have been identified and excavated over the past 50 years. Clicking on these sites will produce a brief summary, below the map, of the archaeology from these sites.
The Star Carr landscape
