The Sutton Hoo Research Project 1983-2001

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Site Album : Prehistory

Int 32 on completion of excavation in 1986, looking north-west.
Int 32 on completion of excavation in 1986, looking north-west.
Katie Lister excavating Neolithic pottery in Int 50, 1991
Katie Lister excavating Neolithic pottery in Int 50, 1991.
Pottery photographed in situ int 20, 1984
Pottery photographed in situ Int 20, 1984.
Placing skyward indicators (spots) on the sherd 1984
Placing skyward indicators (spots) on the sherd 1984.
Lifted sherds marked with their orientation and skyward indicators, 1984
Lifted sherds marked with their orientation and skyward indicators, 1984.
Sockets in the base of Bronze Age palisade F213, Int 32
Sockets in the base of Bronze Age palisade F213, Int 32.
Early Bronze Age ditch complex passing through Int 41 looking east
Early Bronze Age ditch complex passing through Int 41 looking east.
Sockets or spade marks in the base of Int 41/F563, 1989
Sockets or spade marks in the base of Int 41/F563, 1989.
Section across the early Bronze Age ditch complex
Section across the early Bronze Age ditch complex.
Post-holes of the Bronze Age enclosure crossing the back-filled Early Bronze Age ditch in Int 41, 1988
Post-holes of the Bronze Age enclosure crossing the back-filled Early Bronze Age ditch in Int 41, 1988.
Plough marks beneath Mound 5
Plough marks beneath Mound 5.
Marks of bushes or root plants beneath Mound 5
Marks of bushes or root plants beneath Mound 5.
Prehistoric features beneath Mound 2
Prehistoric features beneath Mound 2.
Beaker pit complex in Int 55 before excavation
Beaker pit complex in Int 55 before excavation.
Excavation of the Beaker pit complex in Int 55. Madeleine Hummler and team working in the cold spring of 1992
Excavation of the Beaker pit complex in Int 55. Madeleine Hummler and team working in the cold spring of 1992 [Photo: Powergen Plc].
Monoliths taken for pollen and micromorphology in Int 44, 1990
Monoliths taken for pollen and micromorphology in Int 44, 1990.
Beneath Mound 2.
Beneath Mound 2.
Post hole of Bronze Age fence crossing Early Bronze Age ditch.
Post hole of Bronze Age fence crossing Early Bronze Age ditch.
Cultivation trenches under Mound 2.
Cultivation trenches under Mound 2.
Early Bronze Age hut beneath Mound 2.
Early Bronze Age hut beneath Mound 2.
Early Bronze and Iron Age ditches.
Early Bronze Age ditch (foreground) and Iron Age ditch (centre) cut by 19th century robber pit. The robbed Mound 5 burial pit is to the right of the picture.
Excavation of the Beaker-period pits adjacent to Mound 1.
Excavation of the Beaker-period pits adjacent to Mound 1.
 

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