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S43 Prehistoric, Roman and post-medieval settlement at Glyn House, Ewell

DAN STANSBIE and DAVID SCORE

Table 1 Struck flint
Table 2 Flint by type from features
Table 3 Quantified summary of Roman pottery
Table 4 Condition of the animal remains
Table 5 Total number of bones and teeth identified to species and date
Table 6 Quantity and distribution of animal bones from the Roman period
Table 7 Minimum number of individuals
Table 8 Age at death using tooth eruption and wear stages for cattle
Table 9 Withers heights of cattle
Table 10 Tooth eruption and wear stages of sheep/goat
Table 11 Distribution of post-medieval animal bone
Table 12 Results of the charred plant analysis

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