Section 3.4:Claydon Pike Small Finds Tables
Table 1: The Iron Age, Roman and Medieval small finds from Claydon
Pike according to functional categories
Table 2: Personal ornaments and clothes accessories from Claydon
Pike
Table 3: A summary of the dated brooches by period
Table 4: A summary of the dated brooches by area
Table 5: Distribution of bracelets according to phase
Table 6: The light bangles from Claydon Pike
Table 7: Distribution of bracelets according to area
Table 8: Identified Roman hair pins
Table 9: Distribution of iron shoe fittings
Table 10: A comparison of the numbers of brooches and shoe fittings
in Phase 2 and Phase 3 contexts
Table 11: Household equipment
Table 12: Structural items from buildings
Table 13: Distribution of nails by Trench
Table 14: Window glass by phase
Table 15: Distribution of window glass by Trench
Table 16: Distribution of Tools and Knives by phase
Table 17: Distribution of Tools and Knives by Trench
Table 18: Distribution of fasteners and fittings by phase
Table 19: Distribution of lead pottery repairs by phase
Table 20: Distribution of security fittings
Table 21: Miscellaneous items
Table 22: Distribution of material across the trenches
Table 23: Distribution of closely dateable finds across the trenches
Table 24 : Distribution of phased material in Trench 13 (material
suspected of being residual or intrusive has been excluded; material phased
2/3 placed in Phase 3 and that phased 3/4 in Phase 4)
Table 25: the distribution of material from Phase 3 contexts
(excluding building material and miscellaneous items)
Table 26: the distribution of material from Phase 4 contexts
(excluding building material and miscellaneous items, and with residual material
excluded)
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Table 1: The Iron Age, Roman and Medieval small
finds from Claydon Pike according to functional categories
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Table 2: Personal ornaments and clothes accessories from Claydon
Pike
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Table 3: A summary of the dated brooches by period
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Table 4: A summary of the dated brooches by area
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Table 5: Distribution of bracelets according to phase
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Table 6: The light bangles from Claydon Pike
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Table 7: Distribution of bracelets according to area
Table 8: Identified Roman hair pins
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Table 9: Distribution of iron shoe fittings
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Table 10: A comparison of the numbers of brooches and shoe
fittings in Phase 2 and Phase 3 contexts
Table 11: Household equipment
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Table 12: Structural items from buildings
Table 13: Distribution of nails by Trench
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Table 14: Window glass by phase
Table 15: Distribution of window glass by Trench
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Table 16: Distribution of Tools and Knives by phase
Table 17: Distribution of Tools and Knives by Trench
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Table 18: Distribution of fasteners and fittings by phase
Table 19: Distribution of lead pottery repairs by phase
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Table 20: Distribution of security fittings
Table 21: Miscellaneous items
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Table 22: Distribution of material across the trenches
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Table 23: Distribution of closely dateable finds across the
trenches
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Table 24 : Distribution of phased material in Trench 13 (material
suspected of being residual or intrusive has been excluded; material phased
2/3 placed in Phase 3 and that phased 3/4 in Phase 4)
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Table 25: the distribution of material from Phase 3 contexts
(excluding building material and miscellaneous items)
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Table 26: the distribution of material from Phase 4 contexts
(excluding building material and miscellaneous items, and with residual material
excluded)

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