GID,GID_gg,HER_finds_ID,Object_category,HER_object_montype,HER_object_findtype,Object_type_code,Object_type,Object_type_specific,Object_description,Metalwork_phase,Object_completeness,Object_condition,Object_orientation,Object_body_relationship,Object_placement_broad,Object_placement_specific,Decorated_object,Old_object,Materials_summary,Related_GID_hr,Current_museum_location,Museum_accession_number,PAS_ID,PAS_URL,Related_Event_ID
10000,10000,,Jewellery,FINDSPOT,,117,Lunula,,"The lunula has fine incised zig-zag ornament around the edge, and zig-zags and triangles at the terminals. There is a trefoil button at each of the rounded ends. Reputedly found with a skeleton but this is an ancient casual encounter, It may be that the lunula was a later deposition ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Gold,73245,Unknown,,,,1219
10038,10003,FCO7825,Other,,PLANT REMAINS,100,Food Residue,,Food residue with cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),"73246, 73247",Unknown,,,,373
10049,10004,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73782,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
10114,10005,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Probably a Trevisker urn but not clarified ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73776,Unknown,,,,1296
10143,10009,FCO3156,Tool,,DAGGER,114,Knife,,"Mountain Barrows, Pelynt, Pelynt 2 (Jones and Quinnell 2013, following Couch 1845): The flint artefact is a finely made plano-convex knife with a blade measuring 8.7mm long by 36mm wide at the butt end and 0.90mm at the tip, which is slightly damaged.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74041,Royal Cornwall Museum,1701.94.1,,,1402
74279,10010,FCO4062,Axe,,MACE,118,Macehead,,"Moutain Barrows, Pelynt, cremation burial with greenstone macehead described by Borlase (1872, 192) following Couch (1845): 'the only work of art that was found, was a hammer formed of stone, pronounced by competent mineralogists to be greenstone, a kind not found in a natural condition within a considerable distance.""",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Greenstone,74045,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1402
10156,10019,FCO2350,Pot,,URN,167,Pot,Trevisker,"plain Trevisker Series urn with form 2B Food Urn wide-spaced girth ridges and two slightly up-turned tongue lugs. Survival 100%; rim diam. 190 mm; base diam. 110 mm; height 244 mm; colour light yellowish�brownIt has two lugs ; gabbroic inclusions Inverted in pit Smith et al 1996: Fig, 16.P1Dates 1950-1530 cal BC",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73278,Unknown,,,,389
10171,10022,FCO2309,Jewellery,,PENDANT,129,Pendant,,"unburnt wedge or axe-shaped sheet bronze tube-rolled pendant (23% Sn!); wrapped in hemp textileVery unusual object. Sheet of bronze rolled into a tube the top for threading or attachment (Fig. 3). Its lower edge is convex, the sides concavely curved into the narrower top. A small area has broken away from the bottom right-hand corner, a crack and dent along the bottom of the tag, deforming the bottom edge inwards and a break on the top of the pendant where the top edge is rolled over. Both areas of damage happened in antiquity and the pendant was bent before it was buried. The pendant measures: length 34 mm; width at top 8 mm; width at bottom 19 mm; diameter of the loop 4 mm; thickness of the metal sheet 0.8 mm. It weights 2.65 g. Investigation by microscope, scanning electron microscope (SEM), and infra red spectroscopy was carried out by Laura Ratcliffe. This patina layer holds polish marks and scratches which occurred during the use of the pendant and resulted from deliberate attempts to keep the surface shiny. There is a crust of black overlying the patina - it looks organicPlant fibre threads were preserved in contact with a copper tin alloy pendant and interpreted as part of a bag used to hold cremated bones, dated 2040-1880 cal.BC (Jones et al. 2011, 94). ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremations but unburnt ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",multiple (cremation),Unknown,,,,393
10171,10023,FCO2306,Pot,,URN,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Quinnell 2011: 95 <The vessel belongs to the Trevisker tradition. About 40% of it appears to have been present. The weight of the surviving sherds is 2534 g. It had been approximately 330 mm high with a rim diameter of c. 220 mm (Fig. 5). Few rim sherds are present and few from the upper part of the decorated zone below the rim. The out-turned rim is very much worn on its outer edge; some of this wear could have been caused by contact with the covering slate but that on the outside of the rim suggests wear during use. The decoration was produced by incisions on a well burnished surface: these incisions form lines of c. 12 close-spaced chevrons. Insufficient of the vessel survives from immediately below the zone of decoration for the presence of small lugs or dimples, sometimes found in this position, to be ascertained. A residue of black carbonaceous matter coats the lower 120 mm of the interior. The edges of surviving sherds are not fresh. However there had obviously been considerable surface water penetration and this apparent abrasion is probably due to factors of bioturbation. The vessel was fired in oxidising conditions; the matrix is yellowish red (5YR 5/6) but the exterior patchily reduced, ranging from brown (10 YR 3/2) to dark grayish brown (10 YR 3/2). Roger Taylor examined both sherds and a thin section and identified the fabric as gabbroic from the Lizard in south Cornwall. Basaltic rock fragments had been added to the gabbroic clay and these probably derived from pillow lavas which outcrop on Mullion Island and on the northern margin of the Lizard Complex. The vessel is likely, therefore, to have been made somewhere in this area of the Lizard. The fabric is generally permeated by calcium carbonate, presumably as a result of the environment in which it was deposited.  The state of the vessel when deposited in the pit is uncertain as much had disappeared in cliff falls. It must have been complete around most of its circumference when buried as an upright container ",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
10222,10027,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<HER site description, Fowey>: 'The urn is bucket shaped with an everted rim and angular bevel, height 8ins (0.203m), diameter 6ins (0.152m) base 2 6/10 ins (0.06m), no handles. It is of lightly fired but hard yellow fabric, containing large grit with some whole pebbles. Decoration consists of roughly made triangular stabs in two rows with incised chevrons below. Borlase (1872) provides an illustration of the urn.",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72997,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1168
10238,10028,FCO7813,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: Fragmented remains of a copper alloy brooch likely to be a Nauheim-type simple La Tene III brooch or Nauheim derivative. The spring of the brooch has disintegrated into seven parts but the large central part of the pin and the head of the bow remain intact. The surface of the bow is pitted by corrosion but traces of the original decoration can be traced under a binocular microscope.<Johns 2002-3>: The brooch was recovered from near the probable position of the feet of the inhumation and may have been used to pin a cloak covering the body or otherwise folded at the feet.<Hill in Johns 2002-3>: Close to the break at the rear of the bow there is a raised cross-rib with a faint fine zigzag decoration along its length. Along the length of the bow, from the cross-rib to the head, are faint traces of several lines, suggesting that the bow was decorated with parallel lines ... The spring fragment with the start of the pin has two sharp, tiny fractures at the top of the start of the pin, consistent with it having been damaged in use.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,10029,FCO7814,Jewellery,,FINGER RING,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"A flattened and corroded copper alloy spiral ring considered likely to be a finger or toe ring, with an internal diameter of roughly 20mm and either two-and-a-half or three spirals. It appears to have been wrapped in a piece of cloth. The ring was made from thin wire and would have been a very fine ring compared with other known examples.<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>:The spiral ring and tin object were below the mirror<Hill in Johns 2002-3>: The ring appears to have been wrapped in a piece or pieces of fine cloth. Made from thin wire, now only 1�2mm thick but originally probably slightly thicker, this would have been a very fine ring compared with other copper-alloy Iron Age spiral rings. It is probably a finger or toe ring.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,below the mirror by head,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,10030,FCO7812,Mirror,,HAND MIRROR,119,Mirror,,"A bronze mirror found close to the head of the body buried in an Iron Age stone-line cist grave. The mirror is made from two pieces, an oval plate with a decorated back, and a cast-loop handle that is attached to the plate without rivets. There is no binding strip around the edge of the mirror plate.<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: The mirror was found on the west side at the north end of the cist, lying 100mm from the skull impression, with its handle uppermost and angled towards the north west. The reflective surface would have been turned with the reflective (not the decorative) face upwards towards the face of the deceased person.Johns also notes that the mirror was probably held within a cloth bag.<Hill in Johns 2002-3>: compared with other mirrors, the Bryher find shows less consistency and precision in creating and highlighting the design. Part of a curving element in the lower left portion of the plate appears to have what may be a faint original tracing line just beyond the main incised arch that defines the edge of the basket weave. The use of basket weave is often uneven in terms of the number and size of strokes and their orientation and spacing; in some cases they are not even straight lines. There is a similar lack of even spacing, direction and linearityfor the diagonal infilling ...... If the Bryher mirror was broken and repaired before being placed in the grave, it might already have been relatively old when buried.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Head,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,10031,FCO7811,Weaponry,,SWORD,201,Sword,,"The almost complete remains of an iron sword in a bronze scabbard. The sword had been laid along the western side of the cist with the hilt to the north. Lacking only the upper end of the hilt as originally found, the sword and scabbard together measure 0.86m long.Subsequent authoritative examination of their distinctive features indicates a broadly 3rd century BC date for the sword and scabbard.<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: The sword, when found by Paul Jenkins, was lying along the western side of the cist with its hilt to the north. He noted that the sword was lying in the surface deposits of the grave and it is perhaps surprising that it was not more deeply embedded in the washed-in luting (as were the skeletal remains and the other artefacts).<Stead in Johns 2002-3>: both pommel and guard had originally been decorated with three [discs] on each side.",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Iron",73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10245,10033,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,167,Pot,Trevisker,EBA Trevisker urn secreted iin a natural rock cleft ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73603,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,1337
10258,10035,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Patchett 1946: E.11. Small Food Vessel type pot with wide mouth and slight footring. Small incised decoration. 3 rows of stab and drag decoration around rim Quite small - 127mm tall and 125mm diameterNote - this is unusual as the Food Vessel contains rather than accompanies the cremated remains and pyre debris ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73609,Unknown,,,,1341
10262,10037,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<HER site description, Conquer Downs>: The urn was recorded by Patchett as class g (late ba, deverel - rimbury influence (b6, b7). Chronology since dismissed - almost certainly EBA. Had been fired - possibly burnt?300mm tall and 203mm diameter. Patchett G.4 (Deverel-Rimbury influence) . Single twist cord in a narrow design. Inverted urn - decoration restricted to rim zone",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73000,Penzance Museum,,,,1171
10264,10039,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Borlase 1872, 230 Sennen following Gilbert 1817, Land's End>: 'an urn containing ashes, bones and brass coins'. Henrietta Quinnell (pers comm.) has identified the urn as being potentially an Iron Age import from Brittany.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73277,Unknown,,,,1233
10265,10040,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature coarsely decorated Food Vessel with impressed stab decoration.125mm tall  ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73613,Unknown,,,,1342
20025,20000,FDO3742,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,"The Broadmayne beaker is a fine example of Abercromby's Group A. long-necked beakers, with the characteristic profile and zoned decoration based on compounding positive / negative contrast motifs. The decoration appears to have been impressed with the toothed spatula or comb, bone examples of which occasionally survive on Beaker domestic sites. The Broadmayne beaker is an interesting discovery. There is a series of features on this beaker which cumulatively agree in attributing this vessel to the Developed Southern British beaker group (S2) occupying Wessex in some numbers before the development of the Wessex I Early Bronze Age sub-culture (c.1550 BC). These typical features on the Broadmayne beaker are:- the zonal styling in multiple zones fused together only on the neck; the simple positive motifs; the use of fringing triangles on the neck zone; the absence of floating motifs; the crisp neck definition and shape. In some of these features the beaker is even archaically reminiscent of the Primary Southern beakers (S1) which are confined to East Anglia and Yorkshire. (D.L.C.)Beaker placed at back of skeleton; 200mm tall and 127mm mouth diameter; white infill decoration - exquisite ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Pottery,20016,Unknown,,,,178
20062,20001,FDO4275,Pot,,URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 23: An inverted collared urn containing a cremation, which was surrounded by flints, was found by the largest stone inside the barrow, at ground level.Longworth 1984: 187, pl. 219f. No. 423. Secondary series Form B1 363mm tall & 276mm mouth diameter. Impressed decoration with a stick SID20062_1_Deverel_pot23_20_plI",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72163,Bristol City Museum,F1306,,,1059
20064,20002,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Primary series Collared Urn, undecorated. Big vessel and 37cm tall and 30cm mouth diameter. No decoration and inverted (Longworth 1984: 183, pl 43a) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained two cremations - one child and one subadult ,,,Pottery,"20028, 73112",Unknown,,,,1191
20064,20003,FDO4754,Pot,,COLLARED URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"The urn was 11 inches (28 cm) high, with overhanging rim. The fabric is reddish-brown on the outside, and it appears to show traces of a buff slip. Inside it is almost entirely black. Now in Winchester Museum",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1191
20067,20004,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,A large slightly gritted urn of sub-biconical shape with two large and two small lugs. Still in Landsdowne Library?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72190,Unknown,,,,1060
73045,20005,FDO4298,Pot,,URN,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Calkin (1967, 144-5, fig. 144) Friar Waddon:Vessel 104 is described as follows: Ridged Food Vessel urn (37 cm high) badly fired. 4 finger impressed cordons",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72192,Dorset County Museum,104,,,1061
73046,20007,FDO4297,Pot,,VESSEL,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Calkin (1967, 144-5, fig. 144) Friar Waddon: [vessel] no. 108 beside the head.Vessel 108 is described as a food vessel",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,72193,Dorset County Museum,108,,,1061
20070,20009,FDO4291,Pot,,URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"An urn, which is decorated with a double zigzag ornamentation near the top enclosing diamond patterns. It was found resting on the original soil with a thin stone over its mouth, and it contained burnt bones. The urn measures 30cm in height, 20.3cm at the mouth, and 23cm s at its broadest diameter.Check Dorset Collections to see what this urn is as it sounds like EBA. In fact the double zigzag ornament suggest Collared Urn but cannot find ref in Longworth",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Placed upright on original soil surface and with thin stone over mouth; encircled  by stone cairn ,,,Pottery,72195,Dorset County Museum,,,,195
20070,20010,FDO4292,Flint tool,,SCRAPER (TOOL),98,Scraper,,One of two small scrapers found with the urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72195,Unknown,,,,195
20070,20011,FDO4293,Axe,,AXE (TOOL),27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,A small rough celt. Stone axe - not polished ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Next to cremation urn and wood ashes ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72195,Dorset County Museum,,,,195
20100,20012,FDO4322,Pot,,URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"A Late Bronze Age cremation urn, which was apparently broken in situ. It contained fragments of bone.<awaiting further info>",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74102,Unknown,,,,
20128,20013,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Chalbury Hill: A large cinerary urn which collapsed on touching. Its rim was marked with slanting parallel lines 3 inches long and half-inch apart.Possibly a Collared Urn based on description in Cunnington's field diary in Dorchester Museum library. Large inverted urn 30cm tall and with slanting parallel lines around rim. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72904,Unknown,,,,1157
20139,20014,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Rather broken urn as was near the surface but had contained calcined bone. Warne says much of the urn has the consistency of pear but it had traces of herring bone pattern on the shoulder ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73637,Unknown,,,,
20165,20015,FDO13631,Pot,,URN,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Stephen's Castle, Verwood: Inverted urn with fingertip decoration and with two repair-holes in side(mend holes)",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72902,Unknown,,,,236
20169,20017,FDO3417,Jewellery,,BEAD,124,Necklace,,"Amber beads and also shale and bone beads - likely a composite necklace of amber, bone and shale ",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Accompanying the cremation as grave goods ,,,"Amber, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale]",73185,Devizes Museum,,,,1205
20170,20018,FDO3418,Pot,,URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Large inverted Collared Urn. Secondary Series, Form IA.Colt-Hoare (1812: 242) describes this as a coarse inverted urn of coarse unbaked pottery! Longworth 1984: 192,  No 501.50cm tall and 42cm riim diameter. Twisted cord herringbone (spilt twisted herringbone) on collar. Row of double twisted horse shoes on the shoulder. Twisted cord zigzag on internal rim bevelReally quite a big and elaborate Collared UrnIn Wimborne Museum ",N/a,Complete,Used,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed over the cremation ,,,Pottery,73187,Devizes Museum,,,,1199
20172,20019,FDO3420,Weaponry,,DAGGER,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Series 5 thick-bladed dagger with wooden handle traces still preserved. Quite small. Accompanying cremationSeries 5. Type 3DWoodward & Hunter 2015: ID 1480, 36, 43",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremated remains ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73188,Devizes Museum,,,,1200
20172,20020,FDO3422,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PENDANT,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Unusual object - described as an arrowhead of bone but it is one of two bone points (Hunter and Woodward 2014: 108),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Accompanied cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73188,Unknown,,,,1200
20172,20021,FDO3419,Pot,,URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Broken Collared Urn; likely originally inverted over the bag containing the cremation Had lozenge or lattice motifs. Dimensions unknownLongworth 1984: 192,  No. 500",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Probably placed on top of the bagged cremation,,,Pottery,73188,Devizes Museum,,,,1200
20172,20022,FDO3421,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Perforated bone point/ needle, 80mm long. Complete.Woodward & Hunter 2015: 98, 108",N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73188,Devizes Museum,,,,1200
20198,20023,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),A fine upright barrel urn with a single row of impressions (Warne 1866 plt. VII no. 7),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20038,Unknown,,,,
20199,20025,FDO4667,Pot,,BURIAL URN,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"A simple bucket urn described as being of a 'black ware, mostly gritless, with only two small lugs on opposing sides of the body'. It is now in Poole Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,20039,Poole Museum,,,,251
20200,20027,FDO4670,Pot,,CINERARY URN,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"A vessel of about 15 to 18 inches high, of very thick ware, rusty red in colour and of very gritty paste. It seems there were irregular finger or thumb marks around the upper part of the sides, which had a broad convex profile.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72831,Unknown,,,,252
20210,20028,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Tripartite Collared Urn with collar decorated with cord impressed chevrons - inverted. Chevrons placed between two pairs of horizontal lines ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73816,Dorset County Museum,1952.82,,,1356
20215,20029,FDO867,Tool,,KNIFE,114,Knife,,Flaked Flint knife was lprobably ploughed out from the cist and removed from its original position ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,No longer in situ and ploughed out ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20043,Unknown,,,,
20215,20030,FDO13627,Tool,,WHETSTONE,217,Whetstone ,,"Sponge finger or whetstone made from beach cobble; v polished (Woodward & Hunter fig 4.1.1 ; ID68)It is a laminated mudstone, black in colour, probably from local beach (although could be Cornubian in origin)This sponge finger was made from a beach cobble (site is near the coast) . It has a very unusual composition with ferruginous concretions, probably silicifiedIt has an ancient fracture on its upper surface ",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,Out of context but undoubtedly from ploughed-out  cist as a grave good ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),20043,Unknown,,,,
20215,20031,FDO13628,Clothing,,BUTTON,58,Button,,V-perforated shale button ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,Out of context but undoubtedly from ploughed-out  cist as a grave good ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],20043,Unknown,,,,
20228,20034,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn, The urn was fragmentary and was of overhanging rim type. It was inverted over the cremation burial,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Inverted over the cremation ,,,Pottery,73233,Unknown,,,,1524
20230,20035,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial IX/Pot 5_gg: Base and lower body of a barrel or bucket urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72883,Unknown,,,,278
20231,20036,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Knocker (1959) Urn 2 (fig. 6): This was a straight-walled barrel urn with an unusual hammer-rim and a girth cordon below the rim (no base).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72812,Russell Cotes Museum (Bournemouth),,,,279
20232,20037,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Longworth 1984: 184, pl. 37c. No. 386.Primary Series Collared Urn SE Style Form IA. 31.5cm tall & 25cm mouth diameter. Twisted cord on collar & twisted cord and zigzag on internal moulding. Calkin 1962: 7. <REDHILL ( S . I 6 ) . Urn found lying inverted 4 ft. deep over a cremation, during the construction of a garage in Headswell Crescent in June 19345 a sewer trench, extending outwards for 12 yds., showed no evidence of a former barrow. Cord ornament consists of a  and just under rim with diagonal lines below; inside is a similar band, and a chevron extending down the whole depth of the collar. Height 12.3 in. BMC.1>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed over the cremated remains ,Y,,Pottery,20048,British Museum,"1940, 7-1, 730",,,1215
20233,20038,FDO4788,Pot,,CINERARY URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Urn 15"" high with overhanging rim, undecorated.Longworth 1984: 183, pl. 43a. No 381. Collared Urn Primary Series IA. 37cm tall and 30cm mouth diameter. Undecorated Calkin 1964: M9. The urn is widest at the collar, below which there is a well-developed neck and shoulder. Plain. Height 14.5 in. PM365mm tall ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"20049, 73234",Poole Museum,,,,1216
20237,20041,FDO4762,Jewellery,,BEAD,30,Bead(s),,"Several amber beads. Longworth lists three small conical beads, with central perforations",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Amber,73236,Unknown,,,,280
20237,20042,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn. Secondary Series South Eastern Style Form IA. 33cm tall and 29cm  ext mouth diameter. On the collar are three horizontal twisted cord lines, & 2 rows of impressions at base of neck.Large collared urn of Longworth's Secondary Series, South-Eastern Style, form 1A. It is 330 mm high with an internal rim diameter of 267 mm. Decoration on the collar consists of three horizontal twisted-cord impressed lines, and on the shoulder of two rows of short diagonal twisted-cord impressed lines.Longworth 1984: 183, pl 139a. No 375In private hands ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed inverted over the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73236,Unknown,,,,280
20237,20043,FDO4763,Clothing,,BUTTON COVER,58,Button,,two fragile cones of sheet gold and decorated around the rim with three tooled lines. The rim of each cone has a slight flange which suggests they were intended to cover some other objects such as buttons.In private collection,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of pile of cremated remains ,,,Gold,73236,Unknown,,,,280
20237,20044,FDO4764,Jewellery,,PENDANT,129,Pendant,,"'Halberd pendant' with a 'blade' of copper alloy set in a shaft of amber. At the base of the blade are two small holes that mimich the rivet holes found on full-sized halberds. Two perforations at the base of the shaft are probably for suspension. 'Blade' is 12 mm long.Grooved decoration on miniature blade Miniature halberd pendant. It is possible that this, along with two others were all made by the same hand/ person (see Woodward and Hunter 2015: location 4685), and as all have three grooves on their gold mounts may confirm this. The other two examples of miniature halberd pendants are from Preshute G1a and Wilsford G8. Private collection ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With the cremated remains,,,"Amber, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",73236,Unknown,,,,280
20237,20045,FDO4761,Pot,,PYGMY CUP,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Small highly decorated 'incense cup', 66 mm high with a bulbous profile and an internal rim diabmeter of 71 mm. The body is perforated by ten rectangular slots and the whole of the outer surface is decorated with a series of twisted-cord impressed lines and incised herringbone patterns. The internal rim bevel is decorated with incised herringbone.Fenestrated cupCopper 2017: 331-2 <A single line of incised herringbone on theinternal rim bevel. On the exterior wall are 2 rows of incised herringbone split by two lines of twisted cord and bounded above and below by two more horizontal lines of twisted cord. The vessel has ten verticalfenestrations with three vertical lines of twisted cord between each. There is a further row of incised herringbone just above the base bordered by two twisted cord lines above and a single one below. A biconical vessel with a series of vertical rectangular fenestrations. There is a slightompholos to the base and the rim has a slight internal bevel.>Classed as Group 4In private hands",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Pottery,73236,Unknown,,,,280
20242,20047,FDO4758,Pot,,BICONICAL URN,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,<Hengistbury Head 7>: Large biconical urn 525mm high and internal rim diameter of 340mm. Decorated with a lattice pattern of twisted-cord impressed lines and with two simple strap handles on the shoulder. Of the Trevisker series of urns and is one of the easternmost finds of a vessel of this type.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74164,Unknown,,,,284
20243,20049,FDO4757,Pot,,COLLARED URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared urn of Longworth's Secondary Series, South-Eastern Style, form Bi/ii. It is decorated on the collor with alternating series of vertical and horizontal twisted-cord impressed lines in a pattern described by Longworth as 'hurdle pattern'.Covered and surrounded by lots of burnt black organic material 26cm tall and 15cm mouth diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73239,Unknown,,,,285
20244,20051,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn inverted over the in situ poorly cremated remains of the aged woman ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of the pyre ,,,Pottery,73240,Unknown,,,,286
20246,20053,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn Primary series Form I/IILongworth 1984: 184, pl. 42e No 398Undecorated and 27cm tall and 21.5cm mouth diameter In Birmingham Museum ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained a large amount o cremated bone ,,,Pottery,20051,Unknown,19/29,,,1218
20251,20054,FDO4098,Pot,,CINERARY URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"A Bronze Age fragmented pottery urn (Collared Urn)  and a cremation, which was found by a member of the construction staff building a new Sainsbury's store at Christchurch, in the summer of 1989. He reported that it was revealed by removal of topsoil - about 300mm thick - which removed the base of the urn, since it was inverted. It has a rim diameter of 260mm and is presently in the possession of Poole Museum Services.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,20054,Poole Museum,,,,1525
20252,20056,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Bournemouth Airport (Piggott 1941): The [MBA] Urn. This is a fairly large example, well made, with unusually thin walls. The rim is flat and a row of finger-tip impressions decorate the shoulder. No other feature is worthy of note.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72836,Unknown,,,,294
20257,20057,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,161,Pot,Post-Deverel-Rimbury (PDR) (Unknown/Unspecified),The upper part of the vessel had been ploughed away.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72839,Unknown,,,,297
20279,20059,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73243,Unknown,,,,316
20292,20062,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Middle Bronze Age pottery (fragments only),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72221,Unknown,,,,
20295,20063,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"This bucket-shaped urn (Fig. 4) has been well fired, showing reddish-brown surfaces with a black core, which is almost gritless except for a few quartz grains. The upper two fifths is decorated with about sixteen bands of vertical chevron, carefully executed in single-cord technique. Immediately below, a pair of wide imperforate dimple-ended handles are joined by a single line in the same technique, whilst two similar lines havebeen impressed on the upper surface of the handles. Though bucket-shaped, this urn does not belong to the ordinary Deverel-Rimbury tradition of Dorset, but shows pronounced Cornish features (Field and Calkin 1974) (probably MBA).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72811,Dorset County Museum,,,,1144
20296,20064,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Homelands, Christchurch>: Urned cremation burial",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74138,Unknown,,,,1426
30006,30006,36,Pot,,Pygmy Cup,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 259): Pygmy cup inside the Collared Urn ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Under Collared Urn with cremation ,,,Pottery,72392,Grovesnor Museum Chester,,,,1080
30007,30007,2879,Pin/point/brooch_p,,Pin,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,In pot with cremated remains. Small slightly broken (at tip) pin with tapering end - 4.6 cm long,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,in pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72351,Grovesnor Museum Chester,,,,1069
30019,30019,1313,Pot,,Urn,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Listed as mid Bronze Age food vessel; its is an undecorated example. Fragmentary Food Vessel- undecorated and 20cm tall & 16cm diameter; originally contained burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Originally contained the cremated remains but was crushed ,,,Pottery,71524,National Museum of Wales,35-351,,,759
30031,30031,3099,Pot,,Cup,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,Pygmy cup upright and set inside the Inverted Collared Urn. Full of ashes and burnt bones. This vessel is highly ornamented with herring bone impressed decoration. It has a S-shaped carinated profile (almost like a Beaker) and is 8cm tall. Contained cremated remains of very young infant/ neonate ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Placed inside Collared Urn but also containing cremated bone ,,,Pottery,72369,National Museum of Wales,19.298A/2,,,1074
30032,30032,3101,Pot,,Urn,152,Pot,Food Vessel,According to Savory (1949: 101) this is a roughly made enlarged Food Vessel. It is decorated with stab and drag and cord impressions on the upper part of the vessel as far as the shoulder. 6 rows of cord impressed horizontal lines (casually/ sloppily made) and below this stab and drag punch/ dots ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72370,National Museum of Wales,,,,
30033,30033,3116,Pot,,Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Overhanging rim cinerary urn, coarse red buff ware. Collared Urn containing the cremated remains ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72371,National Museum of Wales,21.24/40,,,1529
30036,30036,3305,Weaponry,,Pommel,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Dagger pommel (no blade). Bone dagger pommel lacking the dagger blade! Accompanies Collared Urn cremation. Note that this bone pommel was partly burnt and is likely a pyre not a grave good ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Next to urned cremation. Where is the rest  of this dagger? ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72390,National Museum of Wales,,,,1077
30039,30039,4356,Weaponry,,Knife,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 7>:<NMW description>: EBA cu-alloy dagger of ogival type, with double channel along the cutting edge outlining decoration of parallel, longitudinal intermittent lines made with a tracer. There are three rivet holes, two of which still contain rivets. One of the rivet holes is torn. The dagger also features the imprint of a wooden or bone handle with concave base in which a central semi-circular notch is still visible.Thrust into the cremated bone within the food vessel",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In collared urn,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73384,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/1,,,
30039,30040,4356,Tool,,Chisel,68,Chisel,,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 7>:<NMW description>: Long, narrow chisel with widely-splayed blade.Thrust into the cremated bone within the food vessel",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In collared urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73384,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/2,,,
30041,30041,4752,Pot,,Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Found reference to the fact that this is an overhanging rim urn containing a cremation (from Longworth's Welsh gazetter). Decoration on rim, neck & collar, c. 20cm tall ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71417,National Museum of Wales,34.474/2,,,1088
30043,30043,4806,Pot,,Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Bowen and Gresham, 1967, 69, 'near Tywyn':There is no image of this urn in the NMW but it is almost certainly the following vessel:https://museum.wales/collections/online/object/83be7420-3106-3010-adaf-4093d8f980cf/Early-Bronze-Age-pottery-collared-urn/?field0=string&value0=collared%20urn%20tywyn&index=4Accession no.: 21.45It is described as follows: Good ware with dark brown surface, tripartite form with deep collar and simple rim, undecorated.Longworth (1984) Secondary series, Form 1A.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,N,,Pottery,74083,National Museum of Wales,21.45,,,1411
30044,30044,4936,Pot,,Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72424,National Museum of Wales,21.24/16.1,,,1091
30045,30045,5576,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth Burial 1 (Hughes 1908, 214-7): Bell Beaker. Long-necked. Note that this Beaker was poorly made and the decoration is quite rough. The pot had become distorted before the clay had hardened properly giving it an irregular shape. The decoration was not elaborate but comprised a pattern of vertical lines of paired finger nail marks (espigas or corn ears). THe rim and waist have single horizontal line of deeper finger nail impressions. This type of decoration is often on early Beakers. 21cm tall and 15cm in diameter (similar to eg from Lambourn Downs)The Beaker's poor shape (distorted) may indicate it was made expediently but need to analyse the object more closely ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head of burial ,,,Pottery,72433,National Museum of Wales,39.579/6,,,797
30047,30047,30,Pot,,Food Vessel,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"3486 rim & shoulder, 2886 rim & neck of food vessel",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to the pile of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,72358,Pitt Rivers Museum,"3486, 2886",,,1072
30050,30050,2243,Pot,,Beaker,139,Pot,Beaker,Found in cist with skeleton. AOC early Short-necked Beaker with incised chevron decoration around neck. Note that this Beaker style is quite unusual for Wales ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed upright at the feet of the skeleton in the cist ,,,Pottery,71886,STORIEL (Bangor),,,,1528
30054,30054,3153,Pot,,Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large Collared Urn with herringbone decoration on overhanging rim and neck - zigzags. Rest undecorated. Placed on flat stone Collared Urn with line impressed decoration 210mm tall and 260mm base diameter. In Storiel. Inverted & container of body,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72373,STORIEL (Bangor),,,,1076
30069,30069,1772,Animal bone,,Bone,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Bones of a dog; partial dog skeleton,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the baby ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71859,,,,,762
30074,30074,1795,Pot,,Cremation,139,Pot,Beaker,No. of urn burials found early 19th c. No further details. Possibly a Beaker ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,71529,,,,,1024
30075,30075,1795,Pot,,Urn,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),No. of urn burials found early 19th c. No further details.Possibly an Early Bronze Age urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,71531,,,,,1024
30076,30076,1797,Flint tool,,Charcoal,97,Flake,,Flint flake with inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With inhumation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71532,,,,,1452
30081,30081,2179,Pin/point/brooch_p,,Awl,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bodkin or pin with perforation - 18cm long (not an awl but a needle or perforated pin). Bronze and one end pointed, the other flat",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71884,,,,,1026
30090,30090,2558,Pot,,Cup,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"The incense pots were very small even by their standards and only 6cm high and 5-6cm wide. Both had perforations - one two pairs and the other only a single pair. One is decorated with zigzag lines  and both are small cone-shaped. The second undecorated one has a jagged rim and part of the rim is actually broken, snapped off. Both lie on their sides on top of the layer of burnt bone and might have been held together by strong/ leather thong. There was mention of a leather bag and possibly the cremated bones were contained within this. The pots were placed at one of the cist on the cremated bone. Owen says that the pots were unbaked or had been baked in the sun rather than fired in a bonfire",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,On top of body,Both pots on sides placed mouth to mouth & possibly joined by a thong ,,,Pottery,71887,,,,,1027
30092,30092,2708,Other,,Flint,225,Assemblage,,Small worked flints with secondary workings. No further detail ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,On bottom of cist mixed with charcoal ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71888,,,,,779
30096,30096,2765,Pot,,Urn,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Incised herring bone pattern. Formely in F. G. Wynn collection, but now lost",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73859,,,,,1029
30097,30097,2765,Pot,,Urn,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Destroyed during excavation - Food Vessel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73858,,,,,1029
30100,30100,2803,Pot,,Urn,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72341,,,,,1068
30104,30104,3032,Pin/point/brooch_p,,Pin,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Portions of broken bone pins also burnt. Polished and either antler or bone,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Next to cremated remains (may have been cloth fastener) ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72364,,,,,
30107,30107,3050,Pot,,Urn,151,Pot,Encrusted Urn,"Penrhyn Mawr, Llanbadrig (N Anglesey): Urn, potentially similar in form to the encrusted urn from Plas Penrhyn, Llangenwein (S Anglesey).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74036,Unknown,,,,1398
30108,30108,3058,Pot,,Beaker,139,Pot,Beaker,Long necked Beaker - Western Beaker type C (channelled & herringbone). Impresed decoration (stab and drag). Placed in cist with inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,In cist next to inhumation ,,,Pottery,72366,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1073
30112,30112,3153,Pot,,Cup,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,"Pigmy cup, undecorated. In the large Collared Urn with the cremation. � miniature vessel � mixed with Body parts in the urn ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In CU with cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72354,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
30113,30113,3391,Pot,,Urn,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn and no further detail. Broken during ploughing and now lost ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72391,,,,,1079
30114,30114,3594,Flint tool,,Scraper,98,Scraper,,Scrapers and other worked flint tools from the chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73821,,,,,
30134,30134,3601,Pot,,Beaker,139,Pot,Beaker,Complete Beaker pot associated with secondary re-use of tomb,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74198,,,,,785
30137,30137,3655,Pot,,Urn,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Tremvan Hall, Llanbedrog: An urn containing cremated bone. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74037,,,,,1399
30138,30138,3802,Pot,,Urn,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),One of two urns in the cist that fell to pieces when exposed and lifted. Possibly Food Vessel? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist - urn not kept as it was in such poor condition ,,,Pottery,72400,,,,,1083
30143,30143,4079,Pot,,Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Contained ashes and piece of skull- the skull was unburnt. THe inverted Collared Urn was placed upon a flat stone at base ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted and mouth resting on flat stone. Contained burnt and unburnt human remains of adult ,,,Pottery,72401,Unknown,,,,1084
30144,30144,4100,Jewellery,,Object,129,Pendant,,One of two rectangular stone (slate - blue) pendants with single perforation - 10cm long. Possibly re-used or reworked bracer?,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In cist and with the burnt bone ,,,Slate,72402,,,,,761
30148,30148,4144,Pot,,Urn,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Small food vessel about 13cm high and nearly the same at its greatest diameter, ornamented with a few circular grooves. The urn was held by Sir Edmund Buckley.It was placed on its side in the cist ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,In cist on side and containing a quantity of cremated bone ,,,Pottery,72403,,,,,1085
30149,30149,4355,Tool,,Flake,114,Knife,,Serrated flint knife dagger behind head. Edges worn and used as knife. Blunt end used as a strike-a-light (Lynch 1970: 100),N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72404,Storiel (Bangor),,,,788
30150,30150,4558,Unknown,,Bone,211,Unknown Object,,Copper object burnt with the pyre,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Small piece of burnt copper with the cremated bone and charcoal ,,,Copper,72405,,,,,791
30174,30174,4646,Tool,,Implement,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,One stone tool ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72409,,,,,1086
30177,30177,4754,Weaponry,,Spearhead,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,Tyddyn Bach: Tanged dagger with midrib (transition to spearhead but this is a dagger). It has a single river hole. Central midrib is asymeetrical. It is 138mm long and 46mm wide and has slight scratches and bevelled and battered edges. TRiangular blade. Base of blade has been carefully sharpened (Chitty 1926: 408). Similarities with Snowshill type ,Migdale/Butterwick/MAIII,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,In cist with inhumation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72420,National Museum of Wales,2002.55H,,,1089
30182,30182,4805,Pot,,Urn,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"<Bowen and Gresham (1967, 68-9) Pantyneuadd> Little incense cup with indented stab and drag decoration inverted over mouth of Collared Urn ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,used as lid?,Y,,Pottery,72422,,,,,1090
30183,30183,4860,Tool,,Fragment,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Rude stone tool - poor arrowhead or more likely flint flake ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72423,,,,,793
30187,30187,4940,Pot,,Urn,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,One ornamented. Decorated EBA urn - either Food Vessel or Collared Urn. Disintegrated on removal ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72426,,,,,1092
30195,30195,5762,Pot,,Urn,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel urn inverted over in situ cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,placed on top of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,72435,,,,,1093
30197,30199,19678,Pot,,Collared Urn,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Blaen-y-cae pit 6: Upright Collared Urn containing containing a small amount of cremated boneThis is a virtually complete collared urn decorated on neck, collar and top of rim with sharply cut incised lines. the scheme consists of counter-hatched triangles on the collar, and a cross hatched band on the neck. both bands of decoration have been carefully executed and are contained within horizontal lines; there is another line at the shoulder, achieved without gaps or overlaps. the cross hatching on the top of the rim is done slightly more carelessly. there is no decoration on the inside.the diameter at the rim is 21omm and the total height 295mm. the slightly hollowed base is 11omm across. the thickness of the wall is 14 15mm in most parts but thins to 11mm at the flat rim. the collar is boldly formed by pinching out the clay but there is no conspicuous internal moulding; the shoulder is clearly defined both inside and out and has been neatly rounded on the outside. <1>",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71537,Unknown,,,,766
40000,40002,FHU4378,Pot,,POT,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,A small quantity of pottery. A small quantity of pottery recovered during excavations by Rolleston in 1866. One sherd of Grimston ware in the second crematorium trench with child skull,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Sherd of dark-coloured Grimston Ware with cremations in crematorium,,,Pottery,70790,Unknown,,,,152
40000,40003,FHU2364,Pot,,BOWL,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,"Twenty-seven sherds of Neolithic pottery. Twenty-seven sherds of Neolithic pottery. The pottery included rim sherds, flint temper sherds, one with horizontal rows of ovate impressions on inside of rim,  calcareous temper sherds and grit tempered sherds. The sherds were found in the crematorium beside the disarticulated remains ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In grave fill,In crematorium beside the disarticulated remains ,,,Pottery,70787,Unknown,,,,152
73908,40015,FHU5996,Mirror,,MIRROR,119,Mirror,,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A3: Objects: cu-alloy: iron: mirror (on face or back of head);BM finds: Lady's Barrow<BM description>: Bronze and iron mirror; iron plate attached by bronze fitting to square-sectioned iron handle with ring terminal; bronze fitting above ring with mouldings encircling either end of ring and uniting to leave triangular space adjoining handle at either side with traces of infilling punched decoration in this space on one side; upper fitting with similar moulding over handle and triangular spaces infilled with punched decoration on both sides beneath lunate shape with two fastening bronze rivets; this fitting repaired by inserted piece attached by two small bronze rivets.<Joy 2010, 152>: A damaged/displaced section of the upper mount was replaced and fixed in with two rivets. There is a polished area on the opposite side of the mirror.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",73447,British Museum,"18,771,016.80",,,
40020,40023,FHU3819,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Small quantity of animal remains. A possible skull of a dog or fox was found, along with teeth and part of the jaw of a possible deer.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,dog or fox skull and jaw of possible red deer with redeposited remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40018,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,344
40022,40030,FHU3821,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Medium quantity of animal bone. Some animal bones were found in the centre of the barrow under a possible inhumation, but the majority appear to have been found in Roman contexts. Bones of ox, pigs and sheep or goat were found, but horse remains predominated.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Animal bone under disarticulated burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40021,Unknown,,,,346
40028,40040,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Barff hill, Brandesburton: one of two Bronze Age food vessels",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1110
40029,40041,,Tool,FINDSPOT,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with Beaker burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Just stated with the burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40026,Unknown,,,,1113
40032,40042,FHU3824,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Small quantity of pig bone Burnt pig scapula, radius and ulna",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Burnt pig mixed in with cremated bones ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40028,Unknown,,,,
40032,40043,FHU3227,Pot,,URN,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"PRE:BA 1 Collared Bronze Age vessel, twisted dord, on internal rim bevel, two lines, on collar, filled trainagles bordered above by a single line M 13cm, H 17.3cm, B7.5cm.  Two fragment of rim sherds from a collared vessel, incised herringbone detail. Height 17.3cm.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Legs,Vessel placed behind hips ,,,Pottery,40028,British Museum,79 12-9 1151,,,
40032,40044,FHU3348,Tool,,AWL,23,Awl,,1 single possible bronze Awl or Drill. Cu alloy melted awl - pyre good. Placed on chest of in situ cremation,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Burnt as pyre good on chest of in situ cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],40028,British Museum,,,,
40038,40046,FHU2849,Clothing,,BUTTON,58,Button,,"A large conical jet button. A large conical jet button, 60mm in diameter, turned and polished on a laithe. Note this is an early example of turning!",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40036,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1116
40038,40047,FHU2006,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,Broken undecorated long-necked Beaker,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In pit and probably placed directly with the inhumation (now degraded) ,,,Pottery,40036,Unknown,,,,1116
40039,40048,FHU1731,Pot,,URN,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"Manby 1980, 352, Kilnsea Warren: Complete late Bronze Age/early Iron Age cinerary urn. The urn contained a handful of calcined bones.<Hull Museum notes>: Urn of coarse, buff, hand-made pottery, flat rimmed, shallow finger grooves on upper part: about 11 ins. in height. No decoration. LBA or Early IA A.",N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40037,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1017
40060,40049,FHU6425,Pot,,CINERARY URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,2 cinerary urns Two possible Bronze Age crushed cinerary urns. Collared Urn containing cremation and beads - crushed; one small and one big,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contains not only the body but also the beads ,,,Pottery,40051,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40060,40051,FHU2757,Jewellery,,BEAD,124,Necklace,,"Composite necklace comprising 9 jet beads and 'one or two' (only one now survives) faience bead(s). Not particularly wornWoodward and Hunter 2015, 417-9 ID248",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in Collared Urn with the cremation but unburnt - part of necklace ,,,"Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet], Faience",40051,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40061,40053,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,139,Pot,Beaker,All over comb impressed Beaker. 20cm tall. N2L. Tucked behind skull Kept at Middleton Hall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,72606,,,,,1124
40066,40054,FHU6372,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Small quantity of animal bone. Animal bones were found. But just in grave fill ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40056,Unknown,,,,359
40066,40056,FHU3008,Pot,,BEAKER,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,A single food vessel. A single food vessel was found crushed. Looks to be in the beaker style (see attached image). Beaker-Food Vessel hybrid accompanying inhumation - crushed by chest ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest ,,,Pottery,40056,Unknown,,,,359
40085,40059,,Animal bone,ANIMAL BURIAL,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,In grave fill were skull and jaw bones of a pig,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40068,Unknown,,,,408
40096,40072,FHU3354,Axe,,AXE,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),"1 Greenstone axe 1 small broken greenstone axe, ground and polished, roughly worked bilaterally length 7.9cm, width 5.2cm, thickness 2.9cmpolished greenstone axe on ground surface under barrow - 10m NE of centre",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,Other,On ground surface near the two cremations ,,Y,Greenstone,"70940, 40096",British Museum,,,,737
40096,40077,FHU6600,Flint tool,,SCRAPER (TOOL),98,Scraper,,1 prehistoric flint scraper,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40080,Unknown,,,,737
40096,40078,FHU4112,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"1 ring headed bone pin, cut and polished to a oval section, burnt and point broken. Bone pin or needle with large eye that was burnt - pyre not grave good with cremations",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40080,Unknown,,,,737
40101,40079,FHU3529,Tool,,KNIFE,114,Knife,,Flint knife accompanying male burial A flint knife was found accompanying a male inhumation in Round Barrow MC61. Fine flint knife of black jet by right shoulder. Very sharp and fresh - unworn,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head at shoulders ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40085,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,742
40101,40080,FHU2853,Clothing,,BUTTON,58,Button,,"Jet button found accompanying a male inhumation. A jet button recovered from a male inhumation in Round Barrow MC61. On left side of chest was a fine jet button, 6cm in diameter and with top downwards ; 2 perforations",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Left hand side of the chest ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40085,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,742
40101,40081,FHU3809,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,"Crushed beaker accompanying male inhumation A crushed beaker was recovered from a male inhumation in Round Barrow MC61.Crushed Bell Beaker by pelvis - very highly decorated ; Classic S-profile with bands of cord-impresed triangle etc decoration, separated by plain bands to create dramatic effect. . It has zonal bands of zigzag and vertical linear decoration and is very regular. Slight wear around rim but not much . N2L(Clarke 1970: 348, 507. No. 555/1303)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed near the pelvis ,,,Pottery,40085,Hull and East Riding Museum,205.42,,,742
40124,40082,FHU3562,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"One of four bone pins, probably used to wrap material around infant",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Found by the legs - wrapping device?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40100,British Museum,,,,811
40155,40109,,Coffin,FINDSPOT,,69,Coffin,,Large split oak coffin 2m long & 1.4m wide; with lid & resembled a boat with square ends; there was also evidence of burning around it ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Contained three inhumations - this is a boat shaped coffin which is interesting ,,,Wood [Oak],"40125, 71054, 71055",Unknown,,,,834
40172,40111,FHU5896,Flint tool,,SCRAPER (TOOL),98,Scraper,,1 flint scraper. Grey flint scraper in front of face of burial 5,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40141,Unknown,,,,866
40179,40114,,Pot,FINDSPOT,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker of type N2(L). Herringbone decoration. (Clarke 1970: No. 574/1252),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72721,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1137
40184,40115,FHU4010,Pot,,CINERARY URN,152,Pot,Food Vessel,A Cinerary urn discovered in a child burial. A cinerary urn was discovered with a child burial in Round Barrow MC62. It is a Food Vessel . Food Vessel vase upright behind head of child No 1; pierced notch decoration . and incised herringbone decoration around rim and upper body. 6 pierced lugs. It contained an inverted incense cup Mortimer figure 529 and 530. 11.5cm tall. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,40154,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,875
40184,40117,FHU5951,Clothing,,ASSEMBLAGE,243,Toggle,,"Two bone artefacts Two bone artefacts were recovered accompanying a child burial in Round Barrow MC62. Two bone 'articles' (chk Fig 531-2) by left side of skull of burial 1. They both have notches, perforations and are likely broken bone toggles ",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by left side of skull of child burial - both are broken ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40154,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,875
40184,40118,FHU3741,Pot,,VESSEL,156,Pot,Incense Cup,A miniature food vessel. A food vessel was discovered accompanying a child burial in Round Barrow MC62. This is in fact a small incense cup that was placed in an inverted position at the base of the larger Food Vessel. It measured 1.75 inches high and 3.25 inches across at the rim. This is a rare association and incense cups are rarely found at the bottom of another vessel It is plain but has a scalloped rim. 4.5cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Head,In FV by head ,,,Pottery,40154,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,875
40186,40119,FHU5902,Other,,LITHIC IMPLEMENT,225,Assemblage,,"Abramson (1996, 63), East Field barrow: (Makey, P. The Flint): An assemblage of fifteen pieces of freshly worked flints were recovered from the burial pit. Only one piece was retouched; they are otherwise typical of other material recovered from ring ditch sections.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40156,Unknown,,,,876
40189,40121,FHU5894,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Small quantity of animal bone -  red deer vertebrae and fragments of other bones in pit A,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71169,Unknown,,,,877
40189,40122,FHU3892,Tool,,KNIFE,114,Knife,,1 flint knife Triangular flint knife (M fig 981) in front of face of burial; retouch down edge. Small ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40159,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,877
40189,40123,FHU3459,Clothing,,BUTTON,58,Button,,1 Jet Button 1 oval Jet Button. Oval and conical jet button at chin of Burial 3 (M 980); 3cm diameter ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at chin ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40159,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,877
40197,40128,FHU5928,Weaponry,,SHIELD,189,Shield,,"Shield found within male burial during 1985 excavations at Garton Station.WOOD, shield; FE, Shield fitting (by face/back of skull/upper torso).Stead describes the positioning of the shield directly along the length of the body.BM object description mentions traces of organic material (leather/skin)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,covering the body?,,,"Iron, Wood [Alder], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40164,British Museum,"19,850,305.10",,,161
72600,40129,FHU5927,Chariot/horse gear,,BRIDLE BIT,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<HER find description>: Two horse bits discovered in Iron Age cart burial during 1985 excavations.<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991), Garton Slack Burial GS6>: FE, Harness fittings (horse bits x2; terrets x5) (on/by upper torso and feet, around body)BM descriptions note traces of organic material (skin/leather/animal fibres) clinging to the terrets. One particularly elaborate terret has applied bone decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,On and around the body,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",71747,British Museum,,,,161
72601,40138,FHU5946,Jewellery,,TOE RING,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"Toe ring A toe ring was discovered in an Iron Age burial during excavations at Garton Station in 1985CU-ALLOY, Ring (toe) (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71748,British Museum,"19,850,305.29",,,161
40205,40145,FHU6306,Pot,,POT,139,Pot,Beaker,Medium quantity of Bronze Age pottery Bronze Age pottery sherds were identified. Beaker type Group S2? FP - just fragments from around edge of grave by female burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71192,Unknown,,,,887
40205,40146,FHU6307,Tool,,DISC,256,Tool (Specified type),,4 flint discs Four circular flint discs; one is a flint saw ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71191,Unknown,,,,887
72604,40154,FHU6234,Weaponry,,SPEAR,196,Spearhead,,"One of three Iron Age spearheads buried point downwards just above the skeleton's chest.FE, Spearhead  (in grave fill/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Buried point downwards just above the skeleton's chest,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71751,British Museum,,,,162
40215,40155,FHU6229,Clothing,,MAIL ARMOUR,62,Chainmail,,"<HER finds description>: A fragment of chain mailFE, Chainmail (on/by torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Iron,40183,British Museum,"1987,0404.251987,0404.25 ",,,162
72604,40156,FHU6233,Weaponry,,SCABBARD,185,Scabbard,,"<HER object description>: Iron Age La Tene scabbardScabbard made from iron and bronze. The polished bronze front plate was decorated with a La Tene style scroll pattern, and with red glass studs and insets. The scabbard had been damaged and was repaired some time after it had been made, which might have been many years before it was placed in the grave with its final owner.CU-ALLOY, Scabbard (fitting) (on/by torso); BIOG. DETAILS, Scabbard: broken plates repaired",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Torso,Blade upwards behind back,,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn], Glass",71751,British Museum,"19,870,404.20",,,162
72604,40157,FHU6232,Weaponry,,SWORD,201,Sword,,"Complete Iron Age sword.The iron blade of a sword needed great time and skill to make and the sword as a whole is an incredibly complicated weapon and piece of art. The handle of this sword is unusually elaborate. It is made of thirty-seven different pieces of iron, bronze and horn. After it was assembled, the handle was decorated with red glass.The sword was clearly a valued object.FE, Sword (on/by torso)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Blade upwards behind back,,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn], Glass",71751,British Museum,"19,870,404.20",,,162
72221,40169,FHU6434,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Small quantity of animal remains Small quantity of animal remains. This comprises the unburnt lower jaw of a dog with the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Unburnt lower jaw of dog with secondary cremation,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71209,Unknown,,,,898
72220,40171,FHU3498,Weaponry,,DAGGER,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"1 Bronze Age Dagger. bronze dagger with organic handle Placed behind the shoulders. It is ogival in shape with three rivets and with a bone handle . It is short bladed and in good condition (Mortimer 1905: fig 390). Woodward & Hunter (2015: 31, 42, 45, 47) Series II, butt-riveted, potentially cetacean pommel",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind shoulders ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",71208,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,898
40216,40176,FHU6394,Pot,,VESSEL,152,Pot,Food Vessel,1 vessel 1 food vessel. Food Vessel accompanying crouched inhumation. It is roughly made with irregular thumb-impressed decoration all over vessel body. Food Vessel (Mortimer fig 390) near skull. 14cm tall . Rim has gone a bit wobbly - expediently made? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed next to head ,,,Pottery,40184,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,898
40241,40181,FHU3391,Animal bone,,ANIMAL REMAINS,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Small quantity of animal bone fragments,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40207,Unknown,,,,921
40244,40189,FHU3905,Tool,,KNIFE,114,Knife,,Possible two Bronze Age flint knives. Black flint knife placed above head of Burial A1,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed above head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40210,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40244,40192,FHU6310,Flint tool,,FLAKE,97,Flake,,1 flake 1 prehistoric flake material unknown. Grey flint flake by head of Burial A2,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71281,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40245,40193,FHU2941,Tool,,KNIFE,114,Knife,,4 Flint knives Four Bronze Age flint knives,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Just above disturbed burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71289,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,926
40245,40194,FHU3999,Clothing,,STUD,200,Stud,,"1 Jet Stud 1 Jet Stud, perforated jet stud or button V-perforated - beautiful - this likely came from this burial ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In fill just above disturbed burial - likely associated with this burial ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71289,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,926
40245,40195,FHU2619,Pot,,URN,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragments of two urns Fragments of two Bronze Age urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In fill just above disturbed burial - likely associated with this burial ,,,Pottery,71289,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,926
40308,40199,FHU5898,Pot,,BURIAL URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"A single burial urn A single collared burial urn containing a cremation. Urn is decorated with incised herring bone on upper body and reticulation on rim. Rim slightly brokenMortimer 1905: 314 <at the base of the mound. It measured 10 inches high, 8 inches in diameter at the top, 9 inches across the shoulders, 8� inches across the middle, and 4 inches at the bottom. Below the mouth is a border 2 inches deep, ornamented with a reticulated pattern formed by incised lines running obliquely to the right, crossed with similar lines running at a similar angle to the left, at about i of an inch apart. It was nearly filled with the calcined bones of an adult. From the mound we took 17 flakes and chipped flints, and a fragment of a vase.>Mortimer fig 932",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40262,Unknown,,,,980
50006,50000,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Flat grave comprising a Middle (sic Early) Bonze Age collared urn with undecorated neck of the south eastern tradition. Collared Urn with undecorated neck but decorated rim of zigzags and lines. The collar is decorated with hurdle and diagonal patterns made by two stranded cords of different thicknesses, which were impressed on the vessel during its leather hand stage. Finger nail impression was used to supplement the cord decoration. Hurdle and diagonal patterns - quite unusual motifs (see Figure 4). The collar is somewhat blackened, and has traces of chalky encrustation.The vessel is large and 36cm tall and 37cm diameter at rim - bulges out at shoulder ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Inverted over cremation,,,Pottery,70732,Unknown,,,,3
50010,50001,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'Small, probably late 1st c. BC-1st c.AD, pot of dark brown ware'. No further details known.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70786,Dartford Borough Museum,,,,333
50013,50002,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Portions of 'Celtic' vessel,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50003,Unknown,,,,334
50023,50009,FKE1484,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Fragments from the spring of an iron brooch, having a 4-coil spring with internal chord (Stead 1976, 413).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,50008,Maidstone Museum,32:1963,,,343
50023,50010,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn, sandy grey ware with a small amount of grit; traces of burnishing on shoulder and pedestal. The lower part of the urn was very friable and it was not possible to ascertain the thickness of the solid, flat-based pedestal (Kelly 1963, 194 fig. 16, no. 1.).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50008,Maidstone Museum,32:1963,,,343
50024,50011,Fke10655,Pot,,CINERARY URN,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Tall, unevenly made, ring-footed cordoned jar (Thompson 1978, 136, fig. 3 no. 25). No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50009,Maidstone Museum,,,,349
50024,50012,FKE1486,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Colchester brooch (Bushe-Fox 1925, 20, 44 pl. XV no. 15; Stead 1976, 413) No further details available",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated remains in cordoned jar,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50009,Maidstone Museum,,,,349
50024,50014,Fke10654,Pot,,PATERA,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Native copy of a Gallo-Belgic platter with an imitation potter's stamp (Thompson 1978, 136, fig. 3 no. 26).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50009,Maidstone Museum,,,,349
50025,50019,Fke10724,Pot,,CINERARY URN,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Wheel-made, dark-brown grog-tempered fabric with burnished smooth hard dark grey surface. Contains bones. Has the common local non-thickened straight rim; hard and regular, and possibly romanizing (Thompson 1978, 131, fig. 1 no. 7; Thompson 1982 type B1-3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70872,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.13. Charles Coll.",,,409
71687,50020,FKE1487,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Bronze brooch with high curve to bow, pierced catchplate, 8-coilspring broken off on one side, side-wings and hook to keep external chord in place. A 'Colchester' brooch, but an early piece since it retains the pierced catchplate in its full form. (Thompson 1978, 137 fig.3 no.3; see also Bushe-Foxe 1925, 19-20, pl. XV, No. 14; Stead 1976, 412).",La T�ne III,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74393,Maidstone Museum,,,,409
71687,50022,Fke10725,Pot,,CUP,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Pale buff grog-tempered fabric, red surfaces, burnished but worn. Shows turning lines. The form is the pedestaled cup, Camulodunum type 210 (Thompson 1978, 128-30, fig.1 no. 3).",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.11.",,,409
71687,50024,Fke10727,Pot,,PLATE,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"This vessel is unmarked, but always associated in Maidstone Museum with the Allington pots. Brown-grey grog-tempered fabric, burnished brown-grey surfaces, originally well-made but much distorted in restoration. This large native platter is closest in form to Camulodunum type 4, which begins early but carries on in degenerate form into the Claudian period. This copy seems quite close to the prototype, however, and would perhaps be more likely to date before the conquest (Thompson 1978, 134-5, fig.2 no. 20).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,,,,409
71687,50025,Fke10728,Pot,,URN,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Hard grey-buff wheel-made pedestal urn, rim slightly irregular, showing inexperience in using the fast wheel; hard grey smooth core, possibly grog-tempered. Potentially a late version of a pedestal urn  (late 1st century AD) although similar examples are found earlier (Thompson 1978, 128, fig.1 no. 1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.7.",,,409
50027,50026,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),E Malling Research Station: Urn(s). No. unspecified so a minimum of one recorded here.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71273,Maidstone Museum,,,,1466
50030,50028,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Globular jar. The ware is buff, slightly gritted, and preserves traces of a black  burnished slip. It is decorated on the shoulder with a row of seven incised arcs and has an omphalos base (Kelly 1974).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,70879,Maidstone Museum,92.1963,,,410
50039,50030,Fke7513,Pot,,CINERARY URN,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Biconical urn (c. 38cm tall) with a slightly oval rim and an applied cordon some 1-2 cm. above the maximum diameter. This cordon has been decorated at 1.5-2 cm. intervals with fingertip impressions showing vertical nail markings. There are three applied 'horseshoe-handles'  spaced equally around the neck and the rim has a circular section, with no indication of an internal  bevel. The exterior colour varies between reddish brown and pink with the blackened core showing at fractures. The extensive use of crushed flint as a filler has given the urn a coarse texture, especially in the rim area. Examination of the interior reveals  three  darkened areas around 8 cm. in diameter, one 0-8 cm. from the base with the others  10-15 cm.  from  the  base (Ellison in Cruse and Harrison 1983, 86-7). The urn is thought to have been scorched during the funerary process, potentially by the insertion of hot (cleaned) bones (ibid., 95)",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted and packed into place at the centre of the pit,Y,,Pottery,50016,Rochester Museum,,,,7
50052,50036,Fke10255,Other,,POTTERY ASSEMBLAGE,225,Assemblage,,<NRHE description>: Coarse 'Celtic' pottery fragments,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,70901,Unknown,,,,
50053,50037,,Pot,URN,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,La Tene III pottery. No contextual details.,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50024,Unknown,,,,
50062,50038,FKE1522,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<BM description>: Silver bow brooch, missing foot, catchplate and pin. Decorated beading near top of bow. Four coil spring with internal chord. This type of brooch would typically have been worn as a pair, joined by a chain.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Silver,50028,British Museum,"1090,A.70",,,803
50079,50040,FKE47704,Pot,,BICONICAL URN,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"In 1952 a secondary cremation in an inverted biconical urn with lugs (Abercromby Type 3, Group 2) was found near the top of the mound. apart from finger-nail marks on top of the rim. As reconstructed the pot is 14 in. high and 10  in. shoulder diameter, and is made of coarse brown ware, black in the core, with much flint grit. The urn has been deposited in Canterbury Museum by kind permission of the owner, Lieut.-Colonel R. L. Murray-Lawes. It is Abercromby's Type 3, Group 2 (transitional E-MBA) with horseshoe handles (Ashbee & Dunning 1960: 51-2)The urn is in Deal Castle Museum (not Canterbury Museum as stated by Dunning and Ashbee). Published 25"" survey correct. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50034,,,,,1007
50102,50055,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'The pottery was of a coarse character, and  ornamented with rough  incised  lines  round the top. of the vessel. The urn fell in pieces when being removed from the ground' (Hurd 1914).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,50046,Unknown,,,,30
74419,50057,FKE47974,Flint tool,,BARBED AND TANGED ARROWHEAD,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 1, Burial G6>: a barbed and tanged flint arrowheadThe barbed and tanged flint arrowhead is of Green's (1980) Conygar Hill type. This form is found throughout Britain, frequently with Early Bronze Age Food Vessels and most frequently associated with cremation burials.Human remain/object details from: http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/3_Displays/G4%20Displays/Gallery4_Display4_Link2thanet_Link3causewayed_LinkLOMI.htm",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with body ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50050,Unknown,,,,1455
74422,50058,FKE47972,Pot,,CUP,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 4 (Bristow 2001)>: a slotted incense cup of Longworth's Whinny Liggate type. (Bristow 2001)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,contained the awl,,,Pottery,74251,Unknown,,,,1458
50109,50062,Fke7675,Pot,,BOWL,159,Pot,Plain Bowl,Large Early Neolithic Whitehawk style pot crushed & covered lower inhumation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Pot crushed and spread over body ,,,Pottery,70736,Unknown,,,,1507
50111,50065,Fke7648,Other,,BEAKER,225,Assemblage,,Assemblage of broken Beaker pot sherds (disturbed and moved) - in layer below burial ; decorated ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed in layer below burial ,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1011
50125,50072,FKE51444,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beauforts, North Foreland Avenue: A Long Necked Beaker with four zones of decoration. It was identified as a S2 Beaker. Placed at  feet, damaged prior to deposition<Thanet Virtual Museum>: The Beaker is also of the 'Late', 'Long-Necked' variety and has an associated radiocarbon-date of 2350-2130 BC. It is well-made and well decorated, but is not perfect. The vessel has a large hole near the base which was present when the pot was buried. This may have been broken as part of the burial ritual. The missing pieces were not included in the grave, however.http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/3_Displays/GBeaker%20Displays/GBeaker_Display1.htm",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Feet,Damaged before deposition and placed at feet ,,,Pottery,50060,Unknown,,,,48
50135,50088,FKe4497,Container,,VESSEL,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: bronze cremation vessel within grave [55].",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,50089,FKE51409,Pot,,VESSEL,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: Pedestal based cremation vessel, located centrally within grave [55] (c. 0.4m across and 0.15m high)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50066,Unknown,,,,
50136,50093,Fke10588,Pot,,BURIAL URN,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Ulcombe Churchyard (Aldridge 2005, 181): Badly fragmented pedestal urn of glauconitic clay",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50067,Unknown,,,,64
50161,50103,Fke5980,Jewellery,,NECKLACE,124,Necklace,,"Amber necklace found associated with a secondary burial in a barrow ditch. Around the neck area was an amber necklace; 21 beads all different wear. 17 complete; Baltic amber. One bead was large, the remainder were small. All but one of the latter belonged to one of two very similar types (Beck and Shennan�s Groups 1B (flat, thin disc beads with rounded edges) or 7B (short cylinder beads with rounded edges)). The other bead was in a poor state so difficult to identify certainly. All of the beads were in a fragmentary state. Their rounded edges could represent a combination of wear and design (Keily 2006, 4-7).",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed around the neck,,,Amber,50085,Unknown,,,,
50162,50104,FKE48053,Pot,,VESSEL,139,Pot,Beaker,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 751 (Bennett et al 2008, 15):1/3 of a stylistically early Beaker was placed directly in front of the head of the primary burial. (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 47, 52, pl1/19, fig1/29 no. 19). The decoration towards the base was sketchily executed. It is thought that this vessel may have been broken deliberately prior to burial (ibid. 96).Gibson (in Bennett et al 2008, 47) describes this vessel as having 'a sinuous profile' and as being 'stylistically the earliest of the sepulchral vessels belonging to Step 4 of Lanting and van der Waals 's scheme or to Clarke's Primary Southern (S1) Group.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face of adult female,Y,,Pottery,50087,Unknown,,,,
50165,50113,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,161,Pot,Post-Deverel-Rimbury (PDR) (Unknown/Unspecified),Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 856: a complete LBA vessel (contained the fragment of burnt human bone),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50090,Unknown,,,,90
50166,50129,FKE48510,Pot,,BEAKER,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),<Former Hawkinge Aerodrome (Preistly-Bell 2002) F. 148>: sherds from a single butt beaker dated to the first half of the 1st century AD. The section drawing suggests that this vessel contained the human bone.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50091,Unknown,,,,91
50167,50135,FKE48677,Other,,PESTLE,120,Mortar/Pestle,,"Cosmetic set comprising a pestle and mortar in a reasonable condition, found in association with the main concentration of human remains in the primary fill of the burial pit. Both are end-looped and fairly plain. Both mortar terminal and pestle tip are missing.The pestle consists of a plain circular suspension loop and a curved sub-circular-sectioned stem, measuring together 56+mm.The objects would have been suspended together on a leather lace or thong, possibly from the waist (Clifford in Margetts 2012, 45-6).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50092,Unknown,,,,
50167,50136,FKE48678,Other,,MORTAR (VESSEL),120,Mortar/Pestle,,"Cosmetic set comprising a pestle and mortar in a reasonable condition, found in association with the main concentration of human remains in the primary fill of the burial pit. Both are end-looped and fairly plain. Both mortar terminal and pestle tip are missing.The mortar retains a suspension loop with bill-like extension. The latter is often interpreted as a bird-head (Jackson 1985), although RF <21> would form a considerably stylised example. The bow contains a U-sectioned groove.The objects would have been suspended together on a leather lace or thong, possibly from the waist (Clifford in Margetts 2012, 45-6).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50092,Unknown,,,,
72169,50137,FKE48686,Jewellery,,FINGER RING,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"A copper alloy finger ring from the right hand of an adult female inhumation.The ring is a simple undecorated band with thickened slightly pointed terminals, possibly representing crude snake heads, forming the bezel. It is fragmentary and in a poor state of preservation (Clifford in Margetts 2012, 47)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,On the right hand,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50093,Unknown,,,,
50172,50157,FKE51772,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot containing a cremation and also possibly accompanying an inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50099,Unknown,,,,99
50173,50159,FKE51817,Pot,,VESSEL,163,Pot,Post-Deverel-Rimbury (PDR) (Coarseware),"A2 Activity Park Cremation GP47 (Dawkins 2010): Shouldered or bi-partite vessel, truncated just above the mid-body. The flint-tempered fabric is amongst the coarsest in the assemblage, with frequent inclusions of up to 4mm in size. Although the absence of any rim or shoulder sherds means that this vessel cannot be very closely dated, coarse fabrics of this type are usually found in the earliest �plain ware� phase of the post Deverel-Rimbury tradition (c. 1150-950BC), although atypically coarse fabrics can be encountered in later periods (Doherty in Dawkins 2010, 24).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50101,Unknown,,,,100
50178,50183,Fke10400,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of a pair of extremely well preserved Knotenfibeln (boss on bow) brooches, joined by a copper-alloy chain. (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 290-5 fig. 3.87 item 2, sf 428).The bow of each brooch is quite plain but with knobs and mouldings below the head. The footplate of each brooch is similarly decorated with cutouts and tooled borders. Both brooches have bands formed from thin sheet wrapped around their springs. On this brooch the strip forms a plain band.The chain is formed from simple butt-jointed circular or perhaps slightly oval, links.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within central cremation deposit in box,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50179,50185,Fke10589,Pot,,BURIAL URN,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Pale grey grog-tempered vessel a burnished exterior surface surviving in places. Aldridge (2005, 176) notes that the base of the urn was found in situ (the rest was in pieces), suggesting that it was found in an upright position.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71114,Unknown,,,,105
72156,50186,Fke10590,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Fragments from a badly decayed 'Aylesford' type brooch dating to the mid 1st century BC.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Minute fragments of cu alloy recovered during the washing/sieving of the cremated bones and originally contained within the pottery vessel,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71115,Unknown,,,,105
50179,50187,Fke10591,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Iron one-piece rod bow brooch,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,within pottery vessel,,,Iron,71114,Unknown,,,,105
50180,50188,Fke10614,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,Around 100 pot sherds representing at least 5 beaker vessels found in an early bronze age pit together with over 600 pieces of struck flint. Hazelnut shells were also present and these (or possibly soot deposits on the vessels) should allow us to obtain an accurate date for this feature.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In pit - but fragmentary ,,,Pottery,70776,Unknown,,,,106
50181,50190,FKE54444,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot with degraded inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50108,Unknown,,,,
50181,50191,FKE50307,Flint tool,,FLAKE,97,Flake,, collection of flint tools,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50108,Unknown,,,,
50181,50192,FKE54442,Unknown,,UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT,211,Unknown Object,,A bronze object (too corroded for identification),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In central grave ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50108,Unknown,,,,
50185,50208,Fke11053,Weaponry,,ARM GUARD,223,Arm Guard/Bracer,,Two-holed bracer - oval form and possibly once part of a larger plaque. Quite small and made of red-black shale. 56x 18 x 6mm. It has striations and the V-perforation on the rear is slightly broken ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Beaker pot placed above this ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],50112,British Museum,,,,109
50188,50213,Fke11348,Weaponry,,SPEAR,196,Spearhead,,"Corroded iron spearhead found in eleven fragments. Only the long iron head remained other than some very slight traces of mineralised wood in the socket. This spear was apparently thrust into the south-east wall of the grave cut, near the corner and above the container. Given that the shaft of the spear would have extended diagonally across the body, it is probable that this act of throwing or thrusting the spear into the gravewall happened after the body, and possibly the butt-beaker,were placed in the grave. The angle of penetration suggests that the spear was thrown from the ground surface at the head end of the inhumation, possibly from the north-west corner. It isnot known whether the grave was backfilled around this shaftor if it was broken off before the spoil was replaced (Stevenson 2013, 157).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",50113,Unknown,,,,110
50188,50214,Fke11347,Weaponry,,SWORD,201,Sword,,"Badly corroded iron sword placed down the right side of the body (top towards the feet). Found together with three suspension rings and an oak scabbard.See also GID_gg73274 (scabbard) and GID_gg73275 (strap fittings/suspension rings)The sword was slightly withdrawn from the scabbard. See Stead in Stevenson (2013, 155-6) for further details (see also Stead 2006, sword no. 146).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Along the right side of the body with the hilt at the shoulder and the decorated features facing upwards. The sword was slightly removed from the scabbard.,,,Iron,50113,Unknown,,,,110
72171,50215,Fke11352,Pin/point/brooch_b,,BROOCH,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Copper-alloy Colchester type brooch in poor condition, found centrally on the skeleton, on the vertebrae at the level of the middle of the humeri (Fig 6.27). It has external chord, hook, wings and six coils perhaps from an original eight. The catch-plate is damaged and the perforations cannot be distinguished; and only fragments of the pin survive (Stead in Stevenson 2013, 165). ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Positioned centrally on the chest,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50114,Unknown,,,,110
50188,50216,Fke11349,Pot,,BEAKER,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Gallo-Belgic butt-beaker. The butt-beaker was placed in the north-east corner of the grave, lying on the base of the grave cut. The grave wasclearly laid out so as to accommodate the vessel and the body comfortably (Stevenson 2013, 157).Butt-beaker from northern Gaul with convex barrel-shaped profile, sharp internal angle to the rim, marked cordon at the rim and three zones of rouletting separated by three broad, hollow cordons. The fabric is a typically pale pink, fine sandy matrix tempered with white quartz sand and with sparse inclusions of red and white argillaceous pellets, some probablygrog and mica; it was fired with pinkish surfaces and grey core at the rim and base. The vessel was complete when deposited (Rigby in Stevenson 2013, 157).Rigby (ibid.) also notes that this vessel is very similar to that recovered from burial X11 at Mill Hill, Deal.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,,Y,,Pottery,50113,Unknown,,,,110
72171,50217,Fke11351,Pot,,BOWL,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Handmade pedestal cup with a carination and a constricted waist.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,In group with butt beaker and platter,,,Pottery,50114,Unknown,,,,110
50189,50219,FKE22791,Pot,,POTTERY ASSEMBLAGE,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Edwards (2006: 14, 20 ) < A  single date (NZA-19641 2200-1940 cal BC) for a Food Vessel associated with a barrow inhumation from Saltwood Tunnel is consist with the suggested currency of this ceramic style (Needham 2005, 206). The widely accepted view that Food Vessels occurred alongside the main floruit of Beaker pottery is once again confirmed by this result. Significant here is the fact that the decorative motif of incised diamonds is also common to Beaker pottery. The Food Vessel from Saltwood Tunnel (Fig. 2.9, No. 1) was also warped with large firing cracks. Most of these misfired vessels were recovered from sepulchral contexts. The Food Vessel from Saltwood (Fig. 2.9, No. 1) is a southern bipartite vase. This has very minimal decoration emphasising the upper part of the vessel, which is quite typical of vessels from southern and eastern England (see examples in Clarke 1970). The decoration consists of two rows of horizontal zig-zag, formed of triple incised lines, that overlap to make a diamond pattern. Similar motifs are not only found on Food Vessels but also on Beakers of Clarke�s S4 group (eg 1970, nos 1018, 1034 and 1036). >The Food Vessel at Saltwood was placed just behind the skull ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull - note this is a wonky mis-fired pot! Perhaps it was made in a hurry for the moment ,,,Pottery,50115,Unknown,,,,
74492,50228,FKE51285,Jewellery,,BEAD,124,Necklace,,"St Stephen's College, N Foreland (Boast 2004): Inhumation burial [skeleton 1214] within pit [1158].'two jet beads and a possible faience bead were recovered from the neck of skeleton 1214'.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,"Faience, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet]",74302,Unknown,,,,
50196,50236,FKE50372,Pot,,VESSEL,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Macknade Farm (Allen 2008, 9) Cremation burial 27: The wall of the cremation vessel (CRN 26), which was plough truncated, was 5mm thick, in black fine ware tempered with fine, calcined flint grits. The vessel survived to a height of 0.24m, had a diameter of 0.38m.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50125,Unknown,,,,121
50199,50249,FKE50719,Pot,,VESSEL,139,Pot,Beaker,"Two Beaker vessels. Lower Beaker with probable female was complete.Askew & Booth (2006: 11-12) <A complete Beaker vessel (1205) was found in an upright position to the rear of the pelvis of the lower, female burial. The fabric of the pot consisted of a fine yellow sandy ferruginous clay with some naturally occurring inclusions. The pot originally had a red-brown burnished exterior and is decorated with incised horizontal discontinuous bands, the same as that found on vessels from Great Mongeham and Cottingham Hill (Clark 1970). The distinct fire-cloud� around the body of the pot indicates that it was fired within a group of vessels, which would have caused a reduction in the oxygen flow to the vessel during this process.>",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back at pelvis ,,,Pottery,70777,Unknown,,,,122
50200,50251,FKE50721,Pot,,COLLARED URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"A straight-sided vessel with decoration around the collar and on the rim bevel with impressed twisted cord, forming filled triangles and horizontal lines, of late style (Second Series South Eastern).",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50128,Unknown,,,,123
50201,50252,FKE50723,Pot,,VESSEL,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"The urn consisted of 25 sherds of base/base core and abraded body sherds in a flint tempered fabric, unique for this site, of middle to late Bronze Age date (Askew 2006, 16).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50129,Unknown,,,,124
50203,50265,FKE50786,Pot,,VESSEL,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<75 The Street, Hawkinge (Thorne 2006, 19) Cremation Set II>: The cremated bone was placed in a round-bodied wheelmade jar with a corrugated neck and faint burnished decoration on the shoulder (Thompson 1982, 133--42 form B2-4). It is highly fragmentary so the diameter and height are unknown; this form is typical of the 1st century BC or later, including the post-conquest period (ibid 133).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50131,Unknown,,,,
50213,50295,FKE51316,Flint tool,,BARBED AND TANGED ARROWHEAD,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,One of three barbed and tanged flint arrowheads found near the lower back. They were all well-made and fresh and unused and had seemingly been made for the burial ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed near the lower back ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50141,Unknown,,,,
50213,50296,FKE51314,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,"The Beaker is an early type, equating to Clarke's Wessex/Mid Rhine Group or step 3 of the Lanting and van der Waals scheme, thought to date to around 2300 BC. The skeleton though was radiocarbon dated to 1902 (+/- 33) BC. This apparently conforms to a recognised local pattern of late dates for apparently early Beaker styles. Group or step 3 with comb decoration On side behind head with mouth pointing to skull Early style Beaker but it had a large hole in its side - deliberate? ",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed near head,,,Pottery,50141,Unknown,,,,
50213,50297,FKE51317,Flint tool,,FLAKE,97,Flake,,angular flint in the chest area,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed in chest area ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50141,Unknown,,,,
71355,50298,FKE51315,Pot,,SHERD,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Many Beaker sherds in burial fill of female's grave pit - feasting/ ritual?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above the burial and may represent a funerary event - feast?,,,Pottery,70780,Unknown,,,,
50215,50302,FKE51349,Pot,,VESSEL,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"Sherds from a single coarseware vessel in a soft, handmade, reduced, grog-tempered fabric, possibly from about 50 BC but more likely from between c. AD 25 to c. 75. Most were plain body sherds, however some sherd featured a tooled finish of shallow, horizontal linear grooves and one sherd featured a deeper tooled linear groove (Cichy and Allen 2013, 50).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71152,Unknown,,,,
50221,50310,FKE54384,Clothing,,STUD,58,Button,,East Kent Access Route (Zone 21 ring ditch): Conical amber button near head; broken and in two pieces - placed at right shoulder ,N/a,Fragment(s),Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed near head at right shoulder ,,,Amber,50144,Unknown,,,,140
50221,50311,FKE54385,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,East Kent Access Route (Zone 21 ring ditch): Fragmentary copper alloy pin placed near head and may have been used to fasten the hairActually placed more at chest/torso - possibly a shroud pin?,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Pin placed near head - possibly a hair fastening. Actually placed more at chest/torso - possibly a shroud pin? ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50144,Unknown,,,,140
50221,50312,FKE54383,Pot,,MINIATURE OBJECT,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 21 ring ditch): Unique triple miniature pot (accessory vessel) by right elbow of young woman. Polypod pots are more common in Ireland and also in central Europe (Holland etc), so this may indicate some quite long-distance connections and linkagesLeivers (in Andrews et al 2015: 125): This unique vessel consisted of three conjoined pots, each of approximately the same size only 45mm high, decorated all over with lines of slashes and impressed plaited cord. The form and decoration suggest links with areas distant from Kent, perhaps Cornwall, Yorkshire or central Scotland",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Hands,Placed by right elbow and near hands ,,,Pottery,50144,Unknown,,,,140
50222,50313,FKE54389,Pot,,URN,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 21 other burials): Bipartite jar with horseshoe handles beneath the rim (Andrews et al 2015, 52). No further information available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,On base of pit,Y,,Pottery,50145,Unknown,,,,141
50233,50332,FKE60454,Pot,,VESSEL,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot crushed on side behind upper back of burial,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back,,,Pottery,50152,Unknown,,,,150
50238,50354,,Pot,CINERARY URN,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'LBA' cinerary urn (no further details available). Based on its association with an arrowhead and a biconical holed hammer, and on the later find of Beaker pottery from the same area, this is likely to be earlier BA in date.This is probably a Collared Urn but no further detail ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71571,Unknown,,,,994
72167,59012,FKE11753,Tool,,AWL,23,Awl,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Awl 107An awl, length 106 mm, with a blunt spatulate end. The stem is round in section, maximum 6 mm diameter, oval in section near the tip. The tang is c. 18 mm long, tapering and square in section, with traces of haematite. The handle does not survive (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5).",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,Iron,71122,Unknown,,,,855
60006,60002,1609,Pot,,CINERARY URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Downes 2005, Mound 1, Burial 1>: an inverted urn shaped like a flower pot. The pot was donated to the Orkney Nat Hist Soc Museum. The Canmore record states that the urn 'can no longer be located'. However an urn half full of burnt bones from 'Upper Lyking' (adjacent to Linga Fold) that was excavated in 1838 is lodged with a handwritten note from the ONHS in Stromness Museum (acc. no. A190).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,60000,Orkney Museum (Stromness),A190,,,
60007,60003,2033,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Knowes of Trinnawin (Fraser 1913): Steatite urn, 11 ins high, containing burnt bones. The urn was embedded in grey ash (in NMS). It contained a pound of burnt bones. Interesting that it and the cavity in which it was found were full of ashes - pyre site?  The urn was 10.5 inches across at the mouth and mouth, bore traces of both fire and smoke on the outside, and though slightly fractured before lifting was otherwise complete. See GID_60007_Steatite_urn  It had two lines of slightly raised moulded and incised wavy decoration by the rim",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Embedded in ash and possibly also in the pyre and containing body too. Heavily burnt ,,,Steatite,71386,National Museum of Scotland,X.EK 35,,,
60008,60004,2035,Jewellery,,BEAD,30,Bead(s),,"Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: Amber beads and fragments, from the grave of important individual, probably a woman, buried at the Knowes of Trotty, Huntiscarth, Orkney, 1800 - 1500 BCThese are possibly part of the necklace but was not definitely found with this and other amber beads from the excavation have gone astray",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed with unurned cremation ; some had slipped into fill possibly from the top of the cist capstone ,,,Amber,71387,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 130,,,
60012,60005,1994,Pot,,CINERARY URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Described as a cinerary urn that contained the cremated remains; possibly a Collared Urn?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71389,Unknown,,,,
60013,60006,2102,Pot,,CINERARY URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Ned to find if there is any further information. At present it say Cinerary urn but it may well be a Collared Urn? cramp and bones under an inverted urn. The urn was embedded in clay and surrounded by large blocks of stone and lumps of cramp in which were frags of calcined bone It sounds like pyre debris and cramp surrounded the burial but may have spilled out of the inverted urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71390,Unknown,,,,
60015,60009,89732,Axe,,POLISHED AXEHEAD,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Small polished steatite axehead placed on the clay bedding outside the cist sealed in fill for cut. On display in Kirkwall museum ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone, placed on the clay bedding outside the cist sealed in fill for cut ,,,Steatite,71391,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
60016,60010,2779,Axe,,AXEHEAD,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Knoll of Skulzie: Two polished stone axes with the human skulls ; not certain whether they are curated objects or contemporaneous with the bodies,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with the human skulls,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),60001,Unknown,,,,
60025,60011,2244,Tool,,LITHIC IMPLEMENT,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Unknown lithic tool of some sort in cist ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71402,Unknown,,,,
60032,60012,4003,Pot,,CINERARY URN,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Cnip Cairn corbelled cist burial (Close-Brooks 1995, 262-73): The cremation urn from Cnip has no exact parallels, but could be regarded as a plain relation of enlarged food vessel urns (albeit with thinner walls than is typical).Vase-shaped urn with a carination about two-thirds of the way up, a concave neck, and a bevelled rim sloping outwards. Pinky-brown ware with numerous stone grits of all sizes up to 11 mm across showing on the inside surface. Outer surface light brown, blackened from above carination to rim. Inner surface red-brown, blackened from carination down to just above base. Reconstructed from fragments; part of the base is missing. Height 330 mm, rim diameter 280 mm.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74321,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 1109,,,
60034,60013,10106,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,N4 Beaker (step 5-6) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Associated with the four Beaker inhumations ,,,Pottery,73835,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
60035,60014,10033,Pot,,BEAKER,139,Pot,Beaker,Sherds of Beaker with cremation - just fragments,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation,,,Pottery,71435,Unknown,,,,
60035,60015,10033,Tool,,HAMMERSTONE,254,Hammerstone,,Broken hammerstone with cremation burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71435,Unknown,,,,
60035,60016,10033,Flint tool,,UNIDENTIFIED FLINT,98,Scraper,,Scraper with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71435,Unknown,,,,
60039,60019,2374,Pot,,CINERARY URN,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"In Bucket-shaped pot which Jane Downes (2005: 249) describes as a Plain Food Vessel, which would be very interesting ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71453,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
60040,60020,3341,Pot,,CINERARY URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary Urn but unlikely to be related to Collared Urn as there are pretty much non-existent in Orkney! It feel to pieces when lifted so not possible to check ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Cinerary urn containing a cremation in pit packed around with clay ,,,Pottery,71444,Unknown,,,,686
60041,60021,1935,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Large steatite urn containing cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,71445,Unknown,,,,522
60042,60022,2432,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Steatite urn  It had rim decoration . It may have contained the cremation but this is not made clear <rim-decorated freestone urn, found when foundations for a new house were being dug. >",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,Possibly contained a cremation but not clear ,Y,,Steatite,71446,Unknown,,,,606
60043,60023,2640,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"A stone urn, apparently of steatite (28cm diameter, 20cm high) and filled with calcined bones ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,71447,Unknown,EK 5,,,632
60052,60025,3345,Axe,,BATTLEAXE,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),"axe-hammer of sandstone with quartz veins, 4 1/4"" by 3"", unfinished and imperforate. Found on cist capstone Interesting that it is not finished and 'imperfect' ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,On top of cist capstone ,,,Sandstone,71481,National Museum of Scotland,X.AH 36,,,
60055,60028,1934,Flint tool,,LITHIC IMPLEMENT,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flint arrowhead - not mentioned what type,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71486,Unknown,,,,
60056,60029,10315,Pot,,CINERARY URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Inverted 'urn' with flat stone stopper  ; crudely incised ornament on baseNo image and no further information but may be related to either Food Vessel or Collared Urn traditions , or a regional dialect ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted 'urn' with flat stone stopper . Sits on Flat stone pebble presumably used as stopper for inverted urn with cremation ,Y,,Pottery,71491,Unknown,,,,
60060,60031,9631,Pot,,CINERARY URN,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn containing burnt bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71499,Unknown,,,,720
60063,60033,1689,Pot,,CINERARY URN,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"The urn is a large Food Vessel urn with stamped decoration. Note Food Vessels containing cremated remains are fairly rare. Also of interest is that textile/ matting material was found around the urn, perhaps being used as a wrapping bandage to stop it breaking ",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contains cremation and pyre debris ,,,Pottery,60013,Unknown,,,,
60065,60035,1843,Axe,,HAMMER,118,Macehead,,"<Dounby, Orkney>: Lovely polished perforated macehead (mallet-head) of gneiss now in Stromness museum by right hand. It is a macehead wit h central perforation and is probably one of the most beautiful maceheads known! The banded gneiss has been worked and polished to show off the striations.From Sketchfab: <This late Neolithic (c.3200-2300 BC) �pestle� macehead was found in a stone burial cist while clearing land for agriculture at Dounby Farm, Sandwick, Mainland, in 1838. The date of the grave is not known and it is possible that this artefact was buried as an heirloom in the early Bronze Age. Only two maceheads have been found in graves in Orkney, making this an exceptionally rare discovery.This macehead is one of the most exquisite prehistoric artefacts from Orkney, demonstrating precise craftsmanship and a fine surface polish, even within the perforation. The highly banded rock is Lewisian Gneiss that must have been imported to Orkney from the north west coast of Scotland or the Outer Hebrides.This macehead was donated to Stromness Museum in 1838, within a year of the founding of the Orkney Natural History Society. Weight: 287.7g. L: 77.1mm, B: 47.3mm, T: 44mm.Stromness Museum A 187.>Possibly an old object re-used yet it is perfect ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed by hands of inhumation ,,Y,Gneiss ,71502,Orkney Museum (Stromness),A187,,,
60068,60038,1617,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Steatite urn Steatite urn with everted lip & carination and straight-sided; black organic residue E & I. Rrim bevelled and slightly grooved, short concave neck, flat",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,In chamber/cist,In cist with degraded remains of inhumation ,,,Steatite,60016,National Museum of Scotland,X.EK 44,,,
60076,60040,1661,Container,,VESSEL,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Staetite urn with  Incised lines under rim. Vessel  placed on a flat stone in upright position. Large steatite urn - 34cm tall!In Skaill House?,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Sitting on a flat pedestal stone setting; filled to top with cremated bones ,,,Steatite,71508,Unknown,Skaill house,,,
60078,60042,2713,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Corquoy Mound 1: Urn both contained and was placed on top of cremated bone. Vessel was brittle and may also have been subject to fire. It was oval with a carination and was 21cm tall and mouth was 27cm in diameter. It weighed 3 lbs,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Containing some cremated remains and also on top of some cremated material ,,,Steatite,71510,National Museum of Scotland,X.EK 7,,,
60079,60043,2691,Container,,CINERARY VESSEL,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Canmore summary, Queenamuckle>: The vessel was almost complete but was obviously badly damaged with numerous cracks and distortions visible. The vessel is a flat-rimmed, wide-mouthed, sub-circular tub-like vessel with steeply angled, rounded walls. After careful recording of the section the vessel was block lifted and returned to the AOC offices for conservation. No other artefacts were recovered during the excavation. Burnt bone fragments presumed to be human remains were recovered from the `pyre? material.",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Steatite,73329,Unknown,,,,
60080,60044,2419,Container,,CINERARY URN,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Shapinsay, Orkney>: Steatite urn with piecing (possibly mending) holes. Urn, in NMS was of steatite 16cm diam & 10cm high with pierced mending holes It had broken but then stitched back together again",N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Steatite,71511,National Museum of Scotland,X.EK 8,,,599
60092,60051,237343,Pot,,UNIDENTIFIED POTTERY,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Barrowman and Innes 2009, Pabay Mor>: a small undecorated potThe ribs and vertebrae to the west of the mandible were overlaid by a broken pot (SF 13) which was found lying on its side and broken into many pieces on the west side of the burial, adjacent to a large stone. Water running down the stone had percolated through the pot, severely degrading the fabric in the process, especially on its lower side. However, the rim was noted to be in good overall condition and a large proportion of the pot was present.<MacGregor in Barrowman and Innes 2009, 9, illus 4>: a small, undecorated �at-based vessel with a pronounced foot and slight barrel-shaped pro�le. The rim is �at apart from a short portion where it has an external bevel; potentially where the rim has not been as carefully executed. A slight groove runs below the rim, probably created by running a �nger around the vessel when wet.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,By headstone,,,Pottery,60027,Unknown,,,,472
50006,71235,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Cremated bones appeared to have been crushed and placed in a container of cloth or leather which had perished. Then placed in Collared Urn,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Bones placed in textile or leather,,,Textile,70732,Unknown,,,,3
50100,71237,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessels accompanied burial (presume at least two). One was quite small. It was made of coarse fabric-�coarser than usual�and considers it a domestic  vessel rather than of the type used in burials. The rim does not conform to any of the recognized types.,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Had been disturbed by machinery ,,,Pottery,70734,Unknown,,,,1096
50100,71238,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessels accompanied burial (presume at least two),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,70734,Unknown,,,,1096
74424,71239,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 5>: with some animal bone. No further information available.Details on hr/gg from: http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/3_Displays/G4%20Displays/Gallery4_Display4_Link2thanet_Link3causewayed.htm#X_Lord_of_the_Manor_V_1981.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,1457
50108,71240,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Miniature Collared Urn accompanied primary inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Next to primary inhumation ,,,Pottery,50052,Unknown,,,,41
50018,71241,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flakes and other worked flint tools not specified. They are said to be of Early Bronze Age type ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,in ditch fill with secondary inhumation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71241,Unknown,,,,4
50019,71242,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Animal bone with charred wood ash in layer above primary inhumation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in layer above inhumation and mixed with flint nodules,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50006,Unknown,,,,5
50019,71243,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Flint and burnt flint fragments covering the primary burial ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,covering primary burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50006,Unknown,,,,5
71343,71244,,Tool,,,174,Quernstone,,Slightly broken and worn sarsen quernstone,N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Sarsen grain crusher with secondaryinhumation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70740,Unknown,,,,5
71343,71245,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Stone polisher - made of sandstone,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Sandstone,70741,Unknown,,,,5
71344,71247,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flat copper axe - Hiberno-Scottish type. 'Jessup (1930: 97) <The Aylesford flat axe was found in an inhumation burial together with two knife daggers (Fig. l) the daggers were likely close to the arms of the individual and the the axe (hafted when deposited) was by the legs.The axe has a very slightly worn blade. Burgess (1980: 76) ascribed this axe as definitfve of a Ballyvalley-Aylesford stage within his Mount Pleasant period of the third millennium BC.,Migdale/Butterwick/MAIII,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Green staining on bones suggests that hafted axe was by the legs ,,,Copper,70743,Maidstone Museum,,,,1000
71344,71248,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Would have been associated with body but body degraded. Unusual in that this burial was accompanied by a pair of daggers. They are both flat riveted copper alloy daggers - Wessex ogival style with rivets.Jessup (1930: 97) One is but 5.25 inches long and has probably been ground down considerably; this dagger is plain, but the larger, length 6.7 inches, is decorated with incised lines.'> Two years previously the daggers had been included in the 'List of Flat Riveted Knife Daggers from England and Wales' A derived Wessex six-rivetted dagger. Gerloff has ascribed this to her Type Masterton group (13.35cm long)the daggers were likely close to the arms of the individual and the the axe (hafted when deposited) was by the legs ",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Green staining on bones indicates that both daggers were placed close to the arms,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70743,Maidstone Museum,,,,1000
71344,71249,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Would have been associated with body but body degraded.- likely at arms.  Unusual in that this burial was accompanied by a pair of daggers. They are both flat riveted copper alloy daggers - Wessex ogival style with rivetsThis is the larger decorated derived Wessex six-rivetted dagger. Gerloff has ascribed this grooved dagger to her Aylesford group - hybrid between flat and grooved Wessex blades (17cm long).,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Green staining on bones indicates that both daggers were placed close to the arms,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70743,Maidstone Museum,,,,1000
50032,71251,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"'Halling Man': A flint flake, 5 8 cm. in length, of fine workmanship (Cook 1914, 215)A flint flake, 5 8 cm. in length, of fine workmanship; another flake having the natural cortex on one face.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70744,Unknown,,,,1001
50041,71254,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,79 perforated Porosphaera globularis (a fossil sponge) beads. Globular 7-26mm & naturally perforated; placed around the neck,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Worn around neck ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),50018,Unknown,,,,8
50054,71255,,Weaponry,,,223,Arm Guard/Bracer,,"Trott's Hall Garden: Slate bracer found with inhumation - uncertain placement. Two-holed rectangular bracer. 96.8 x 35.7 x 6.7mm and made of amphibolite, dark greenish grey. Complete; evidence of striations and polishing. The two perforations contain traces of copperBM object description: Stone bracer (or 'wrist-guard', 'wristguard') made of amphibolite type rock of dark greenish grey colour; slightly waisted rectangular outline with shallow bi-convex section. Sides are round-bevelled and ends are facet-bevelled with two drilled hourglass perforations. All-over ground and polished with some natural irregularities remaining on underside.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With the inhumation but no further detail ,,,"Slate, Copper",50025,British Museum,"18,920,517.30",,,1002
50054,71256,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Trott's Hall Garden: Cooper tanged dagger/knife(Woodward and Hunter 2015, 42)BM object description: Copper alloy tanged dagger with flat triangular blade with single hollow-ground edge bevels. Edges damaged and tip lacking. Narrowed tang with hammered low bifacial flanges, butt damaged. Central cast rivet hole with quadrangular-section rivet with broad hammered flat caps; traces of slight ? cast rivet-notch at each side of hilt base. Clear crescentic hilt line preserved in corrosion product; dark green variable patina, heavily corroded.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Copper,50025,British Museum,"18,920,517.20",,,1002
50058,71257,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,100 sherds of probable Beaker pot - not sure whether originally contained cremation but probably not,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation but unlikely it was a container ,,,Pottery,50026,Unknown,,,,
50058,71258,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Stone axehead but no detail ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Stone axehead found with disturbed burial ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),50026,Unknown,,,,
50029,71259,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt animal bones in one of the cists; placed under the body ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Burnt animal bone under the crouched burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70746,Unknown,,,,1506
50029,71260,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragment of bronze blade or larger object but might not be in situ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70746,Unknown,,,,1506
50068,71261,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Knobbed red-coloured urn with perforations under rim - sounds like a Food vessel (or some kind of weird incense cup?) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70747,Unknown,,,,16
71345,71262,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Very fragmentary (?)Wessex biconical urn with horseshoe handles associated with cremation and likely originally container before it was broken ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70748,Unknown,,,,16
71345,71263,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,In extensive layer of burnt wood ash on which was a flint flake and the charred bladebone of a sheep,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the pyre debris ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70748,Unknown,,,,16
50069,71264,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Worked flints found with Beaker burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70749,Unknown,,,,1004
50069,71265,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot sherds  and also sherds of domestic Beakers,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,70749,Unknown,,,,1004
50073,71266,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large inverted Collared Urn with mouth stopped with clay ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70750,Unknown,,,,17
71346,71267,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Smaller inverted Collared Urn with mouth stopped with clay ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted in barrow and mouth stopped with clay ,,,Pottery,70751,Unknown,,,,17
71347,71268,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Smaller inverted Collared Urn with mouth stopped with clay ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted on ground surface and mouth stopped with clay ,,,Pottery,70752,Unknown,,,,17
71348,71269,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Smaller inverted Collared Urn with mouth stopped with clay ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70754,Unknown,,,,17
71349,71270,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Smaller inverted Collared Urn with mouth stopped with clay ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70754,Unknown,,,,17
50076,71271,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Flint knife with cremation - placed in pot with cremation and unburnt so it is a grave, not a pyre good",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,"Placed in pot with cremation - unburnt flint knife so grave, not pyre good",,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50033,Unknown,,,,1005
50076,71272,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared biconical urn,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Or more specifically placed on top of cremation (although cremated bone may have spilled out),,,Pottery,50033,Unknown,,,,1005
50077,71273,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small urn accompanied by an incense cup - assume that this contained the cremation but not certain Also it is likely to be a Collared Urn although this is not confirmed,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Not 100% certain whether this pot contained the body,,,Pottery,70755,Herne Bay Museum,11.2.1932,,,1006
50077,71274,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup accompanying cremation urn,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to the urned cremation as an accompanying vessel,,,Pottery,70755,Herne Bay Museum,,,,1006
50080,71275,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Iron stone fossil at feet of primary burial possibly an amulet or curated fossil. It may actually be a strike a light ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,placed at feet ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),50035,Unknown,,,,1008
50086,71276,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Disturbed Beaker - only fragments remain From Ogilvie 1977: 123 <<This beaker has been published by Clarke,38 but with an inaccurate and over-schematized drawing, which omits the undecorated horizontal rows. With its rather globular body and short everted rim it falls into his East Anglian group; in the terminology of Lanting and van der Waals,39 it would be assigned to Step 3 of the East Anglian  Kentish group, and on their tentative chronology be dated to c. 1900-1800 B.C.>>",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed and original context lost ,,,Pottery,70756,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),,,,1009
50095,71277,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,"Small food vessel or in fact an East Anglian type Beaker (B2); barrel shaped with incised lines & cordon. The food vessel mentioned in these notes has been restored by the Ministry of Works and is now in the possession of the Deal Corporation. The large bowl-shaped vessel with a small bead rim of Sir Mortimer Wheeler's "" dog biscuit "" fabric ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Found in the pit with the inhumation ,,,Pottery,50043,Unknown,,,,1094
50112,71278,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Long-necked Beaker. otherwise smooth and well-formed. The rim is simple and rounded, and the base has a slight foot-ring which is fairly well-defined on about half of the base diameter. As reconstructed the rim diameter of the vessel ranges from 10-11 cm., the base diameter is c. 6 cm. and the height varies from 14.5-16.5 cm.S2 Beaker - long-necked on side; well made well fired & finished but mis-shapen & poorly decorated Pot may have been made rather hastily or deliberately as mis-shapen. Wonky pot ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed on side behind back ,,,Pottery,70758,Unknown,,,,42
50112,71279,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,v-perforated jet button ; with 2 holes,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Possibly slightly disturbed from original position and placed at edge of grave cut behind back,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70758,Unknown,,,,42
50112,71280,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,plano-convex  flint knife placed just above skull in grave fill,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,possibly disturbed from original position but placed above the head of the burial in the grave fill ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70758,Unknown,,,,42
50114,71281,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Flint flakes with burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70759,Unknown,,,,1508
50116,71283,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Bell Beaker.Machpherson_grant 1968: 270: <<The Beaker is almost complete, except for a portion of the rim and a, piece missing from just above the base. It stands, rather lop  sidedly, 7�10 in. high, with a recurved rim-the neck sloping away to a fairly marked shoulder at just under half its height. The pot is made of a brown-red fabric, medium hard and with a, grey-black core in the breaks, and tempered with a fairly even scattering of grits. The rather worn external surface varies in colour from a patchy red-orange and buff to a dirty brown-red; internally the surface is smooth, light iron  brown and patchily coated with a whitish residue.The decoration is of alternate plain and patterned zones encircling the body; seven, possibly eight, bands occur, consisting of a series of horizontal lines made with comb impressions. The impressions are poor in quality and generally indistinct, particularly near the base, where the lines are worn and smudged. The best series come from the first band of four lines just beneath the rim. Working down the pot, the next five zones are all evenly spaced and made up of four lines, except for the second which has five-the untidy overlap in the sixth zone is probably an attempt at repeating this. Finally comes the seventh band with only two rough lines, and possibly a very faint single line for the last. The average length of the comb used in decorating the vessel is from 2-2�5 in. (Fig. 5.)The closest parallels in East Kent to the Ramsgate beaker, come from a bell beaker in Folkestone Museum>>Cord-zoned decorated Beaker The Beaker is in the possession of the Publc Library, Ramsgate ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,It had been disturbed by the pipe trench ,,,Pottery,50056,Unknown,,,,1012
50119,71285,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,pot sherds under pelvis - poss Beaker or EBA. Identified as  broken Beaker of Clarke's Southern British S1 Group. by pelvis ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Pot sherds found under the pelvis,,,Pottery,70760,Unknown,,,,848
50119,71286,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Skeleton lying on and surrounded by flint nodules. and worked flints,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Flints worked and unworked surround the inhumation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70760,Unknown,,,,848
50120,71287,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn of Early-Middle Bronze Age date but no further description,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Placed in cist with inhumation,,,Pottery,70761,Unknown,,,,
71350,71288,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Bronze Age urn but no further detail- EBA vessel ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,70762,Unknown,,,,
50144,71289,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Dumpton Down Barrow, Intercutting Grave Pits A-C (Perkins 1994, 3-4, 2004, 77): Early Style Beaker - WMR step 3; Dutch Potbeker; at top of grave mouth faces S<Gibson 1993>: Fine Beaker in a hard, gritty fabric with calcined flint and bone inclusions. The fabric is grey-brown throughout.The Beaker has a rounded and slightly everted rim, a smoothly hollowed neck occupying just over half of the total vessel height and a marked carination at the belly. The diameter at the rim and belly carination is c.13 cm and the base diameter is 6.5cm. The vessel height measures almost 18 cm.The decoration consists of double rows of circular reed impressions. These pairs of rows are arranged vertically in the neck of the vessel with a double horizontal row placed immediately above the carinatlon. Two horizontal rows of the same technique are placed midway down the belly at the pot (Gibson 1993, 1). ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Beaker mouth faces south and it is by the knees of Burial 6 (most likely association); above the head of Burial 4,Y,Y,Pottery,70767,Unknown,,,,
50144,71290,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,"Dumpton Down Barrow, Intercutting Grave Pits A-C (Perkins 1994, 3-4, 2004, 77): Undecorated Beaker-Food Vessel hybrid. Notable because it was found earlier in the excavated sequence than the Beaker pot with Burial 2 (Gibson 1993; Perkins 1994, 2004, 77).'Rim, base and small body sherds of the substantial portion of an undecorated bipartite food vessel. The fabric contains clay pellets and angular quartz (Appendix 1l. The outer surfaces are grey to brown and the core is black. The fabric is quite soft though the surfaces are smooth and well-finished, The rim is thickened with rounded edges and a flat top and there is a shoulder c. 2.5 cm below the rim. No other sherds could be found to suggest a second carination or shoulder groove (Gibson 1993, 3). ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Scattered beneath the chest ,N,,Pottery,70763,Unknown,,,,
50153,71291,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Springhead Northfleet: MBA urn containing cremation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50080,Unknown,,,,
71352,71292,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker 'Accessory vessel',N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,70771,Unknown,,,,99
71353,71293,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker 'Accessory' vessel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,70772,Unknown,,,,99
71354,71294,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Fired clay object in the shape of a hedgehog (child's toy?),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pit with cremated remains,,,Clay,70774,Unknown,,,,102
50180,71295,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Complete Beaker pot but ion a fragmentary condition & sherds of other Beaker vessels; fragmentary Beaker but once made a complete vessel  ,N/a,Fragment(s),Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With degraded crouched inhumation; fragmentary Beaker but once made a complete vessel  ,,,Pottery,70775,Unknown,,,,106
50180,71296,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Sherds of Beaker pot with another vessel ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With degraded crouched inhumation ,,,Pottery,70776,Unknown,,,,106
50185,71297,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,East Anglian globular Beaker placed on top of the two-holed bracer ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed on top of the bracer and the arrowhead in the grave ,,,Pottery,50112,British Museum,,,,109
50185,71298,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Beaker pot placed on top of this ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Beaker pot placed on top of this ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50112,British Museum,,,,109
50199,71299,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Fragmented Beaker with the upper burial. �Askew & Booth (2006: 12): <The second Beaker pot (1204) was found in a fragmented condition behind the head of the male skeleton and was made from slightly sandy clay with thin walled shell and occasional argillaceous inclusions. Only 30% of the vessel had survived. The decoration consists of impressed horizontal bands interspersed with plain zones and zones with a horizontal ladder motif. Combed zoned decoration is also found on vessels from Bromley, Folkstone, Erith and Capel-le-Ferne; either East Anglian or Northern Style vessels (Clark1970). The decorative elements of this pot places it within an East Anglian style according to Case (1977; 1993), which is more common in Kent than the W/MR type (Edwards 2006)>.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by upturned head (inverted skull) of male and above knees ,,,Pottery,70778,Unknown,,,,122
50213,71300,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,1st burial may have been in a coffin or hollowed log,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,Coffin of hollowed log contains inhumation ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),50141,Unknown,,,,
71355,71302,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,barbed and tanged arrowhead (of Sutton 'B' type) was recovered from the soil filling the skull - inside skull so was it actually a grave good or a weapon of death? Coarsely made and not such fine quality as the three arrowheads with primary male inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Arrowhead found from inside skull - weird?,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70780,Unknown,,,,
50213,71303,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,tiny amber bead near head ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Likely that this amber bead was round the neck ,,,Amber,50141,Unknown,,,,
50233,71304,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,Double perforated unusual bone toggle under pelvis of burial,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed under pelvis ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50152,Unknown,,,,150
71356,71305,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Lyminge cremation burial (Thomas and Knox 2015, 4): Truncated urn. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70782,Unknown,,,,150
71357,71306,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, 831 Type B5-4, Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3 no.2). Hard grey-buff gritty grog, smooth grey surface.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70785,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.73.,,,332
50008,71307,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, 831 Type B3-8, Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2 no.5). Potentially Roman in origin.Hard gritty reddish ware with darker grey surface. Horizontal grooving/tooling lines. Very precisely made.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,70784,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.68.,,,332
71359,71308,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Several ox bones near adult skull in second crematorium trench. Note these ox bones are unburnt even though the human bone is cremated, suggesting they may have been added after the pyre/ fire ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Several ox bones were placed near the adult skull ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,152
40004,71309,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Over top of central oval grave - two very finely chipped flint knives,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed over top of central oval grave ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40002,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40004,71310,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Over top of central oval grave - two very finely chipped flint knives; so very likely associated with all the child burials,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Over top of central oval grave ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40003,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40004,71311,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint flake knife with child cremation - very burnt; pyre good,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With child cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40002,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40004,71312,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin by the cremation of child- very burnt; pyre good,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed next to child cremation as a pyre good ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40002,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40004,71313,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel with child; decorated with incised reticulated lines and hatching. The Vessel is placed next to the cremation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Food Vessel placed next to the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,40002,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40004,71314,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Elegant Food vase with grooves in upper part & 4 large perforated stops/lugs,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside the disarticulated human bones ,,,Pottery,40003,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40004,71315,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel - third one by west side of 2nd. Tripartite with herring bone decoration; near degraded bones of inhumation of child ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed near degraded bones of inhumation ,,,Pottery,40004,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1101
40006,71316,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Barbed and tanged arrowhead found in re-excavation in 1892 above cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,It had been disturbed but was above cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40004,Unknown,,,,
40006,71317,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small intensely burnt elliptical incense cup containing cremation? - possibly from being in pyre ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,The pot was burnt (as a result of the cremation?) and unusually contained the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,40004,Unknown,,,,
71360,71318,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Burnt coarse textile suggests cremation was bound in cloth rather than in an urn,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Textile may have been used to wrap or contain the cremated remains ,,,Textile,70793,Unknown,,,,
71361,71319,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Portions of 'Celtic' vessel,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70794,Unknown,,,,334
71362,71321,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel containing cremation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70796,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1102
71363,71322,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel overlying and inverted over large quantity of burnt bones and charcoal,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Inverted over and therefore above the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,71363,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1102
40008,71323,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Yellow ochre ball by body of young female in oak coffin (or cinnabar),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed by body ,,,Ochre,40008,Unknown,,,,336
40008,71324,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,Base of central grave lined with timber,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Timber-lined grave or coffin containing body ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40008,Unknown,,,,336
40008,71325,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"123 circular thin perforated disc jet beads and a larger semicircular grooved pendant beadPolished disc beads - diameters of 4-6mm and 2mm thickness. Pendant made of mitrform with central drilled hourglass perforation (17mm L, 14mm W and 7mm Th)",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,worn around the neck ,,,"Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet], Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40008,British Museum,79 12-9 1230,,,336
71364,71326,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel -plain and inverted by hips of aged female - 14.4c, tall",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Legs,Inverted at hips,,,Pottery,70798,British Museum,79 12-9 1238,,,336
71365,71327,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Degraded decorated fragments of a Food Vessel at head of child - incised decoration. Slightly collared form - almost transitional Food Vessel-Collared Urn. Mainly rim and collar. twisted cord horizontal and short diagonal lines and horseshoes on collar and neck internally; incised herringbone on neck and collar Ext,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at head in front of face ,,,Pottery,70800,British Museum,79 12-9 1229,,,336
40009,71329,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel. type Childe B.1 b placed in front of child's face Incised herringbone and twisted cord. 11cm tall. Small Food Vessel with corrugations at face. Internal bevel of rim has 4 rows of tooth-stamped decoration. Deeply incised herringbone decoration on upper body.  Lower body undec ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Food Vessel placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,40009,British Museum,"18,791,209.20",,,337
40009,71330,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,Timber-lined grave suggests possible bier ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Placed in cist ,,,Pottery,40009,British Museum,,,,337
71358,71331,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982 type A1, Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.1). Leans slightly, irregular foot.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.66.,,,332
71358,71332,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Plain pedestal bowl (Thompson 1982 type F1-1, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.2).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.67.,,,332
71358,71333,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Pedestal bowl/cup (Thompson 1982 type F5, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.67a.,,,332
71358,71334,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982 type A4, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.4).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.67b.,,,332
71358,71335,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982 type A8, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.69,,,332
71358,71336,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982 type B3-8, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.70,,,332
71358,71337,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982 type B3-8, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.2, no.8).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.71,,,332
71358,71338,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982 type B5-5, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.72.,,,332
71358,71339,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982 type B1-3, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.3). Burnished with faint vertical lines on neck.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.74.,,,332
71358,71340,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E1-4, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.4). Gritty, rather rough.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.75.,,,332
71358,71341,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E1-2, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.5).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.76.,,,332
71358,71342,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cordoned cup (Thompson 1982 type E2-2, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.6). Good grey grog, not burnished.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.77.,,,332
71358,71343,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E3-1, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.7). Rough rather lumpy.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.78.,,,332
71358,71344,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Cordoned cup (Thompson 1982 type E2-2, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.8). Very neat, burnished.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.79.,,,332
71358,71345,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cordoned cup (Thompson 1982 type E2-2, 831; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.9). Very precise.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.80.,,,332
71358,71346,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E3-1, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.10). Smooth but not shiny.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.81.,,,332
71358,71347,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E3-1, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.11). Lumpy dark grey fabric. Roughly tooled vertical grooves on the body.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.82.,,,332
71358,71348,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E1-4, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.12). Burnished outside.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.83.,,,332
71358,71349,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Carinated pedestalled bowl, plain (Thompson 1982 type F3-1, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.13). Wheel made but irregular.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.84.,,,332
71358,71350,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982 type E3-4, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.14). Neat.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.85.,,,332
71358,71352,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'Corky', potentially earlier vessel (Thompson 1982, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.3, no.16, 140). Burnt outside.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,DM 1943.86.,,,332
71358,71353,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker (Thompson 1982, 832; Cotton and Richardson 1941 fig.4, no.1). Not one of the best. Poorly executed rouletting. Some burnish on the outside.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Dartford Borough Museum,,,,332
71358,71356,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Hod Hill brooch (Cotton and Richardson 1941, 141, fig.5 no.2). ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],,Dartford Borough Museum,,,,332
71358,71357,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Colchester brooch (Cotton and Richardson 1941, 141, fig.5 no.3). ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],,Dartford Borough Museum,,,,332
71358,71358,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Simple flat-bow type with external chord and hook (Stead 1976). The catchplate is broken (Cotton and Richardson 1941, 141, fig.5 no.1). ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],,Dartford Borough Museum,,,,332
40010,71361,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Bluish flint knife by left knee,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Bluish flint knife by left knee,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40010,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71362,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Fragmentary bronze awls near knees of female and next to knife,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Fragmentary bronze awls placed by the knees,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40010,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71363,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel in front of face of Inhumation of female; decorated with horizontal rows of vertically impressed lines,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,in front of face ,,,Pottery,40010,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71364,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Stags' horns with cremation - unburnt so grave not pyre goods,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside pile of cremated remains but unburnt,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],70801,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71365,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Heat-shattered flint knife with cremation - pyre good,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Heat-shattered flint knife with cremation - pyre good ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70801,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71366,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Globular Food Vase-very fine with grooves and rope-impressions ; beside cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to cremation,,,Pottery,70801,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71367,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl or pricker behind shoulders ; inserted into wooden handle haft - bodkin,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind shoulders,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70802,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71368,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Jet necklace made of small perforated jet beads, and a triangular pierced central pendant or spacer",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed around neck ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70802,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71369,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food vessel with impressed and herringbone decoration in front of face ; same dec as No 2,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face,,,Pottery,70802,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
40010,71370,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Magnificent and most elaborate Beaker behind shoulders. Group S1 Beaker in Hull Museum 204-42),N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind shoulders ,,,Pottery,70803,Hull and East Riding Museum,204-42,,,338
50014,71371,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Burnished bead-rim bowl. Broken when found. Not included in Thompson's synthesis of Belgic pot as probably earlier (1st century BC).<Warhurst 1953, 159>: 'The hand-made fabric is of fine dark brown-grey paste, notable for the almost complete absence of grit. The surface shows a black finish, generally slightly burnished but more so for about half an inch immediately above the base. An attempt has been made to bead the rim which is ill-formed, as are also the cordon and groove just above the shoulder. The base shows a slight kick, more noticeable on theinside.'",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained all of the other grave goods,,,Pottery,50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
71370,71372,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Greater portion of the head of a dog overlying a child burial (dogs and children are a recurrence. Sir John Lubbock noted this Lord Avebury in Wilts barrow and said the soul of a dog can find its way everywhere and will show the ignorant babe the land of the souls).,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed just above the child burial - protector? above body ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70804,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,338
50014,71373,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"'Aylesford' bow brooch.<Stead 1976, 406 fig.3 no.2>: 'Bronze brooch, with 4-coil spring, internal chord and a boss on the bow. The catch-plate is incomplete.'<Warhurst 1953, 159-60>: 'The incomplete triangular catchplate is open and shows a sensitive feeling for good design and artistry in the slight curve imparted to that portion which joins catch to bow.'",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In bead rimmed pot,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
50014,71374,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Decorated flat bronze bangle.<Warhurst 1953, 160>: 'Flat sectioned bronze bangle (fig.5 no.2) ... The bangle is decorated with three rows of punched dots, the centre row persisting to the end of each terminal, as does also one row at the end of the inner terminal. Both terminals are decorated with three oblique slashes on either edge, tending to be obscured by wear on the outer terminal.'",Unknown,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bead rimmed pot,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
50014,71375,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"'Aylesford' bow brooch.<Stead 1976, 406>: Bronze brooch, with 4-coil spring, internal chord and a boss on the bow. The catch-plate is incomplete. 'The boss and the head of the bow are slightly narrower' than on the other example from this grave.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bead rimmed pot,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
50014,71376,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Plain bronze bangle.<Warhurst 1953, 160>: 'Plain, bronze bangle (fig. 5 no. 3), elliptical section ... The exterior edges show traces of a groove.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bead rimmed pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
50014,71377,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Plain bronze bangle.<Warhurst 1953, 160>: Plain, bronze bangle with elliptical section ... The exterior edges show traces of a groove. Much corroded.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bead rimmed pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
50014,71378,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Warhurst 1953, 160>: Plain, bronze bangle, elliptical section.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bead rimmed pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50004,Maidstone Museum,49:1953,,,339
40011,71379,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Unburnt animal bone by  right knee of inhumation next to Food Vessel,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,By right knee,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40011,British Museum,,,,340
40011,71380,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Timber-lined grave,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Timber-lined grave or coffin,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40011,Unknown,,,,340
40011,71381,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake by shoulder,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed by shoulder ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40011,British Museum,,,,340
40011,71382,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel touching right knee with twisted thong and zig zag decoration and ears. 17.8cm tall. Twisted cord decoration. Food Vessel vase. Herringbone dec . Quite exquisite decoration nearly all over vessel iincluding hanging triangles. Corrugated profile. ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees,,,Pottery,40011,British Museum,79 12-9 1180,,,340
40013,71383,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker of uncertain type and in uncertain association with burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with burial but no further detail ,,,Pottery,40012,Unknown,,,,1103
40014,71384,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn, Collared Urn with impressed cord decoration - it contained the cremation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40013,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1509
40015,71385,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Described as an unburnt bone hair pin sitting on top of the bones,N/a,Fragment(s),Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Unburnt bone pin but with cremation - broken,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40014,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1104
40016,71386,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Black flint lump; possibly a core,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70805,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,341
71371,71387,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Double-edged blade of bronze knife on top of cremation (Mortimer 1905: 170, fig 428); slight edge damage and notches",N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremation in the urn ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],70806,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,341
71371,71388,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel containing cremation- rather large but upper half had been removed by plough. Also in urn was a bronze knife and small incense cup along with the cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70806,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,341
40016,71389,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragmentary Food Vessel with inhumation ; actually misiidentified - it is a Collared Urn. Small and irregularly shaped with vertical rows of dots on collar and neck. Mortimer (1905: fig. 427),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,with inhumation ,,,Pottery,70805,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,341
71371,71391,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"Small incense cup accompanying urned cremation; placed inside the larger cremation urn. See Mortimer (1905: 169, fig 429) . Oval cup shaped and very open with cross-hatch incised decoration around upper part of rim & body",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,Inside larger upright pot & beside cremation in urn,,,Pottery,70806,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,341
40018,71394,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup with chevron decoration placed over burnt pyre remains and bones. decorated with triangles. Twisted cord. No perforations. 6.3cm tall. ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of in situ pyre and cremation ,,,Pottery,40016,Hull and East Riding Museum,79 12-9 1170,,,
71372,71395,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with twisted thong decoration with inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Unknown,With inhumation - poss slightly disturbed by Saxon burials,,,Pottery,70807,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
71373,71396,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"Small incense cup placed on top of in situ pyre; incised triangular decoration. Chevron decoration and no perforations, 7cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Cup placed on top of cremation ,,,Pottery,70808,Hull and East Riding Museum,79 12-9 1169,,,
71374,71397,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup with twisted thong decoration and two perforatons. (Kinnes & Longworth 89.3) 6.5cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly on top of cremation in upright position ,,,Pottery,70809,Hull and East Riding Museum,79 12-9 1171,,,
71375,71398,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Part of young female on ground surface lying on timber and wood under thighs and legs,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Under body,Timber lining under body ,,,Wood [Oak],70810,Unknown,,,,
71376,71399,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,Perforated pendant ornament of lignite. Cut and polished to trapezoidal outline with bevelled transverse ends and flat sides. Narrow end has drilled perforation. 2cm long (almost looks like a re-used spacer plate - could it be??) Reused object and heirloom? Part of composite necklace ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at neck,,Y,"Wood [Oak], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale]",70811,British Museum,79 12-9 1174,,,
71376,71400,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Cinerary (Collared) Urn with herring-bone incised decoration- inverted behind head. Incised herring bone. 13.3 cm tall. Quite squat. ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Head,Placed in an inverted position behind head ,,,Pottery,70811,British Museum,79 12-9 1172,,,
71377,71401,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),"Beautifully made battle-axe of basalt with central hole; was burnt in pyre with body- heat-affected (Roe IVD)Lithic sandstone all ovder ground & polished. Drilled bevelled cylindrical perforation. L 10.2cm, W 4.4cnKinnes and Longworth (1985, 82-3, 89.11)",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Burnt in pyre with body and mixed with cremation,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70812,British Museum,79 12-9 1175,,,
71377,71402,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin - unburnt - only the pointed end. Must have been placed in pit on top of cremation after pyre event - later offeringNot preserved,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed unburnt on top of cremation,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70812,British Museum,,,,
71377,71403,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt bones of pig with cremation,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with the in situ cremated remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70812,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
71378,71404,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Small round flint scraper behind head of younger double burial,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70813,Hull and East Riding Museum,79 12-9 1176,,,
71378,71405,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Small bone pin by left side of head of younger male in double burial, decayedMade of goat or sheep long bone. Eroded & worn ",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,By left side of head,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70813,British Museum,79 12-9 1177,,,
50023,71407,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Part of globular jar of a greyish-brown ware with grey surface. The outside of the pot and the inside of the rim have been burnished. The weak cordons or corrugations on the shoulder have been roughly tooled as has the decoration on the body(Kelly 1963, 194 fig. 16, no. 2.)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,50008,Maidstone Museum,32:1963,,,343
40021,71408,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"antler at feet, not a tool (Woodward and Hunter 2015, 126)",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet of inhumation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40020,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,345
40021,71409,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with twisted cord decoration at hips or rather behind back,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Pottery,40020,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,345
71380,71410,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,Double pointed bone point or pricker with cremation,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70814,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,346
71380,71411,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Bronze ring with cremation (M. fig 581) This is made of bronze wire and on one side double looped; possibly not EBA but it as said to be directly associated with the cremation ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation and unburnt so is a grave not pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70814,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,346
40023,71412,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Bone fastener belt ring or toggleWoodward and Hunter (2015, 64): ID 657 very worn belt/pulley ring (seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not certain where it was placed in relation to the body ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40022,Unknown,,,,1108
40023,71413,,Weaponry,,,223,Arm Guard/Bracer,,2-holed bracer but with four locations of poss mounts; rectang Group VI; Borrowstone stone,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed by wrist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40022,Unknown,,,,1108
40023,71414,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot W/MR - undecorated ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pit with burial but only pieces ,,,Pottery,40022,Unknown,,,,1108
40028,71415,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Barff hill, Brandesburton: one of two Bronze Age food vessels",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1110
40028,71416,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Barff hill, Brandesburton: an accessory cup",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1110
40029,71417,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker - type N3. 20cm high. Quite globular in shape , chevrons and zigzags (in private possession) See Clarke (1970: 359, 650)",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,In pit with inhumation ,,,Pottery,40026,Unknown,,,,1113
71381,71418,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn. 1 Collared Bronze Age vessel, twisted dord, on internal rim bevel, two lines, on collar, filled triangles bordered above by a single line M 13cm, H 17.3cm, B7.5cm.  Two fragment of rim sherds from a collared vessel, incised herringbone detail",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70816,British Museum,P-1975 4-1 1,,,
40033,71419,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Long flint flake - also calcined so burnt with the body Not preserved ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40030,Unknown,,,,347
40033,71420,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small miniature cup with incised bands of triangular decoration beside cremation; unburnt. No perforations. 5.4cm tall,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,placed immediately beside cremation ,,,Pottery,40030,British Museum,79 12-9 1150,,,347
71382,71421,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bone pin placed by front of neck - rather decayed. Ovicaprid long bone 6cm long , cut to point and broken",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,placed by front of neck - possibly to pin together burial costume/ shroud,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70817,British Museum,79 12-9 1154,,,1510
71382,71422,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,1/3rd complete Food Vessel with impressed herring-bone decoration; deposited above chalk blocks,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above body within the flint blocks ,,,Pottery,70817,British Museum,79 12-9 1152,,,1510
40034,71423,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Very fine serrated flint knife . Highly skilled flaking over all convex surface; unburnt and placed next to child cremation (but associated with both). All over retouch; 6.6cm long and 2.2cm wide ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed directly beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70818,British Museum,79 12-9 1153,,,1510
40035,71424,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"South Cave, Everthorpe: Worked flint. No further information ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40034,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40035,71425,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"South Cave, Everthorpe: Food Vessel found during gravel extraction from a pit with human bones",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40034,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40041,71426,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,In front of face and in hand - large retouched flint flaked knife,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,In front of face and in hand,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40039,Unknown,,,,348
40041,71427,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Oval shaped black flint disc, possibly scraper, at forehead",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at forehead ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40039,Unknown,,,,348
40042,71428,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Primary burial placed in an oak coffin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Body placed in oak coffin ,,,Wood [Oak],40040,Unknown,,,,
71383,71429,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Long Necked Beaker ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70819,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40043,71430,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,antler macehead  touching face; roughly circular hole. It was much-used and worn. Red deer (from shed antler beam)sub-rectangular perforations cut both sides. L-15.2cm long,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Macehead touches face ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40042,British Museum,"18,791,209.55",,,366
40043,71431,,Pot,,,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,Fragments of dark-coloured plain pottery - once probably a complete Early Neolithic vessel.  Grimston Ware ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,On pavement with inhumation - spread over?,,,Pottery,40042,British Museum,,,,366
71384,71432,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Boar tusk with the two female burials; in front of chest of aged female. Point damaged and some flaking - 12.9cm longBM description: Boar tusk blade. Longitudinally sliced. Point damaged. Some flaking.,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,in front of chest,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory],70820,British Museum,"18,791,209.55",,,366
71384,71433,,Pot,,,166,Pot,Towthorpe Ware,Neolithic bowl sherds - Towthorpe Ware fragments ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With the double inhumation ,,,Pottery,70821,British Museum,,,,366
71385,71434,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Round flint scraper placed behind head ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70822,British Museum,,,,366
71384,71435,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Fine flint leaf-shaped arrowhead. All over bifacial retouch. Point broken and patinated. L-4.2cm,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed beneath hips ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70823,British Museum,"18,791,209.55",,,366
71385,71437,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin in front of face; ovicaprid long bone. Cut & polished to an asymmetric fine point. L-11cmBM description: Bone pin. Split caprovine metatarsal. Cut and polished to asymmetric fine point.,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70824,British Museum,"18,791,209.55",,,366
40045,71438,,Tool,,,68,Chisel,,"Chisel made of 'hone-stone'  (chisel that is a re-used whetstone?) touching face of child. Slightly splintered, possibly by use; ground over surface. Made of Group VI stone . Reworked edge faceted axe; cutting edge damaged . L-9.5cm",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face of child skull ,,,Greenstone,70826,British Museum,"18,791,209.64",,,351
40045,71439,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Round flint scraper behind head of adult male; carefully flaked over convex face,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70827,Unknown,,,,351
40045,71440,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Well-made flint oval knife behind male skull; carefully flaked over whole face,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70827,Unknown,,,,351
71386,71441,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Central revisited (yes still crouched but not anatomically correct) with coffin/ wood liningPossibly a wooden platform on which the body was placed ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Grave is wood-lined,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),70828,Unknown,,,,351
71386,71442,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,well-chipped flint knife in grave fill but may have been moved when burial was revisited Bilateral retouch. L-4.9cm,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill but may have been moved when burial was revisited ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70828,British Museum,79 12-9 638,,,351
40046,71443,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Broken Beaker - disturbed by insertion of this secondary interments> tooth comb stamped decoration. Note these Beaker sherds were from an earlier interment ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Had been disturbed and displaced by the secondary burial ,,,Pottery,70829,British Museum,P1982 1-1 82,,,
71387,71444,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,possible bronze awl - fragmentary ,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70830,Unknown,,,,
71387,71445,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,bone awl or pricker - missing ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70830,Unknown,,,,
71387,71446,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragments of four stone axes (note this may seem quite unusual for a grave good association),N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70830,Unknown,,,,
72956,71448,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Cup 8.5cm high - hard smooth surfaced brown paste with plentiful chalk grit (Manby 1980, 351, fig.5, 3)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70833,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40049,71449,,Clothing,,,75,Crown/Diadem,,"Possible headdress amulet comprising spindle-jet object, fossil & 2 bronze rings on either ear. Composite object that may represent a head dress. ammomite coil ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Found around and likely adorning the head ,,,"Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40045,Unknown,,,,1119
40049,71450,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,On each side of skull was a bronze ring - possibly earring or else fastener for headdress of amulets,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Bronze ring placed on each side of skull ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40045,Unknown,,,,1119
40049,71451,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,Possible food deposits - patch of decayed porous organic matter spilled from vase? or ochre?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40045,Unknown,,,,1119
40049,71452,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,Close to head was an ammomite coil and a spindle formed obj of jet - amulets/ charms?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed very close to head and could be an amulet or part of a larger composite object ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40045,Unknown,,,,1119
40049,71453,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Ox tooth stuck into the organic food residue or offering ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Ox tooth stuck into the organic food residue ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40045,Unknown,,,,1119
40049,71454,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,'Elegant' Food Vessel in front of face with grooves and pierced stops,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,"40045, 70834",Unknown,,,,1119
40049,71455,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Yellow ochre-like substance under knees,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Yelliow pigment or ochre substance placed under knees,,,Ochre,70834,Unknown,,,,1119
40052,71456,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Food Vessel and Beaker accompany this inhumation (although a later cut may have been missed!)No info from Clarke and the Beaker is not recorded here ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40046,Unknown,,,,1120
40052,71457,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel and Beaker accompany this inhumation (although a later cut may have been missed!),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40046,Unknown,,,,1120
40056,71458,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flake placed near head of female ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40048,Unknown,,,,1122
40056,71459,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"female with bronze point of small bodkin, with wood handle by elbow",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed by elbow - note wooden handle still partly preserved ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40048,Unknown,,,,1122
71388,71460,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Burnt wood associated with both graves but more with the male - possible coffin that was burnt?,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,Possible coffin that was burnt although this sounds a little odd; burnt wood surrounds the male body,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),70835,Unknown,,,,1122
40057,71461,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Heap of animal bones- leg bones, ribs and skull of pig in pit next to & above 1ry burial ; likely directly related ",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Heap of bones (feast) placed in pit directly above primary burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40050,Unknown,,,,355
40057,71462,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel with rope-impressions on rim & band of rope decoration at neck; on chest,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed on side on chest of primary inhumation ,,,Pottery,40050,Unknown,,,,355
71389,71463,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Fragments of flint found by dismembered disarticulated body ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Note this may have been slightly disturbed ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70836,Unknown,,,,355
71389,71464,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary remains of two food vessel vases found in pit with disturbed diasrticulated body,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Possibly broken when the body was moved,,,Pottery,70836,Unknown,,,,355
71391,71468,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared urn containing cremation  -  crushed; one small and one big,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70839,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40063,71469,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Dagger but due to nature of discovery (quarrying) their position in association with the body is uncertain. Beaker was at head though.Flint dagger,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed with inhumation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40052,Hull and East Riding Museum,1055,,,357
40063,71470,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,2 jet buttons,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed with inhumation ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40052,Hull and East Riding Museum,1054,,,357
40063,71471,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,1 bone awl,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed with inhumation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40052,Unknown,,,,357
40063,71472,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,1 iron ore and a flint strike-a-light ,N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed with inhumation ,,,"Chert / Flint [Flint], Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40052,Hull and East Riding Museum,1053,,,357
40063,71473,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flakes ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed with inhumation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40052,Unknown,,,,357
40063,71474,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker - S2 hybrid. Collared A Beaker,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,40052,Unknown,,,,357
71392,71475,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Seven large flat pieces of jet likely representing a necklace of beads. Jet spacer beads Woodward and Hunter 2015, 292-5 ID249",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70840,Hull and East Riding Museum,1056,,,357
71393,71476,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Collared A Beaker behind head of young person; well-decorated. N2(L),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head of youth,,,Pottery,70841,Hull and East Riding Museum,1057,,,357
71394,71477,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,axehead with burial - no further info? Made of stone ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70842,Hull and East Riding Museum,1058,,,357
71394,71478,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker with burial - found during gravel extraction . S2 hybrid ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In pit with disturbed inhumation - affected by gravel extraction ,,,Pottery,70842,Hull and East Riding Museum,1056,,,357
40065,71479,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Decayed wood in contact with most of bones of skeleton,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,In contact with most of bones and contained body,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40054,Unknown,,,,358
40065,71480,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel with 5 lugs; peculiar vessel with decoration . By right shoulders,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,By right shoulders and behind head ,,,Pottery,40054,Unknown,,,,358
40069,71481,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker sherds associated with infant burials ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Beaker sherds associated with infant burials ,,,Pottery,40058,Unknown,,,,
40069,71482,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Bell Beaker sherds with infant burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Bell Beaker sherds with infant burial ,,,Pottery,70843,Unknown,,,,
40071,71483,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker behind back - slightly truncated by plough - near feet. Rectangular tooth-comb dec & bar chevrons. 23cm tall. N2,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed behind back at feet ,,,Pottery,40059,British Museum,1879.1209.657,,,362
71395,71484,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Organic object with wood component clutched in left hand ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Clutched in left hand ,,,"Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified), Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",70844,British Museum,1879.1209.659,,,362
71395,71485,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"On mid of right arm was placed two jet items - a jet button with a jet ring placed on top, both decorated with cross pattern incisions Lovely hatched decoration. 3.9cm diamDrilled V-perforation",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,On middle of right arm - associated with a jet ring ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70844,British Museum,1879.1209.660,,,362
71395,71486,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"On mid of right arm was placed two jet items - a jet button with a jet ring placed on top. both decorated with cross pattern incisions Jet ring - cut & polished to square section. Incised hatched bands on both faces and perimeter. Two drilled perforations on one side. Outer diam - 2.7cm and inner diam - 1.4cm Woodward and Hunter (2015, 64): belt/pulley ring (seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed on middle of right arm with a jet button - composite object? ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70844,British Museum,1879.1209.661,,,362
71395,71487,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Fragmentary Beaker by feet ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet ,,,Pottery,70844,Unknown,,,,362
71396,71488,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,3 beautiful small barbed and tanged arrowheads below burial of primary disturbed inhumation - probably originally with this individual This one pristine although patinated and 2cm long,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed below burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70845,British Museum,1879.1209.662,,,362
40073,71489,,Pot,,,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,Large round-bottomed pot - broken. Grimston Ware placed near feet Plain and shell-tempered ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed near feet,,,Pottery,40060,British Museum,79 12-9 1499,,,
71397,71490,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Quartzite pebble in pit 6 with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,70846,Unknown,,,,
71398,71491,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Oval flint scraper or knife touching face ; surrogate for tongue perhaps?,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Touching face and almost in mouth - surrogate for tiongue? ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70847,British Museum,,,,
71399,71492,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary Food Vessel with four pierced lugs. Yorkshire vase. Twisted cord lines and stamped herringbone. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70848,British Museum,79 12-9 1500,,,
71400,71493,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Coarse Food Vessel in front of face with some ribs and vertical decoration placed in front of face 18.2cm tall. diagonal impressions ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed directly in front of face ,,,Pottery,70849,British Museum,79 12-9 1501,,,
40075,71494,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Short-necked Beaker (Clarke 1970: 508. No 1340F) S? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40061,Unknown,,,,365
71401,71495,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Beaker - type FP - hybrid Beaker-Food Vessel type,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70850,Unknown,,,,365
40076,71496,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife near bronze dagger at hand of burial 1,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed with the bronze dagger near the hands of adult male ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40063,Unknown,,,,367
40076,71497,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small bronze dagger by left elbow/hand of male burial 1,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed together with the flint knife near the elbow or hands ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40063,Unknown,,,,367
40076,71498,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel behind lower back also near cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind lower back of male inhumation but also close to the cremation (so they share the pot),,,Pottery,40063,Unknown,,,,367
40076,71499,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,bronze pricker or awl beside cremation,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside the pile of cremated bones ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40062,Unknown,,,,367
40076,71500,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Wild boar tusk -either tool or ornament beside cremation,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Wild boar tusk placed beside cremation - possibly a tool or ornament,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory],40062,Unknown,,,,367
71402,71501,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Crushed ox skull below feet of child,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Crushed ox skull placed below feet of child,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70851,Unknown,,,,367
71403,71502,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel (need further detail on pot and decoration etc),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed directly behind head ,,,Pottery,70852,Unknown,,,,367
71404,71503,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife by lower legs/knees of burial 2,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees/ lower legs,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70853,Unknown,,,,367
71404,71504,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Badger calvarium at W end of grave of Burial 2. Very large badger skull,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Placed at West end of grave ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70853,Unknown,,,,367
71404,71505,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Worn and used flint scraper,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed by right elbow in association with a quartz pebble,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70853,Unknown,,,,367
71404,71506,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Quartzite battered pebble by elbow of burial 2 - battered, possibly hammerstone ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed by wrist and near the flint scraper ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,70853,Unknown,,,,367
40077,71507,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Two round scrapers by chest; one end scraper and one side scraper This endscraper is broken ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed by the chest ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40064,British Museum,79 12-9 907,,,368
40077,71508,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Long-necked Beaker with chequerboard decoration on neck & chevron bands body - 20cm highTooth-comb stamped  (Clarke 1970: No 1375) N2,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees,,,Pottery,40064,British Museum,79 12-9 903,,,368
71405,71509,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife just above the head of the child. Blunting edge has retouch.  It is worn and patinated ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed just above the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72607,British Museum,79 12-9 905,,,368
71405,71510,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Bell Beaker with banded grooved and vertical and horizontal decoration. 22.1cm tall. Lots of herringbone decoration. Clarke 1970: no. 1374. S2(E),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed just behind the head ,,,Pottery,70854,British Museum,79 12-9 902,,,368
40079,71553,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Long flint scraper behind head,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed directly behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40066,British Museum,79 12-9 929,,,1125
40079,71554,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with 6 unpierced lugs at shoulder and with impressed herring-bone design. 13.5 cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed directly in front of face ,,,Pottery,40066,British Museum,79 12-9 924,,,1125
71677,71555,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Beautifully formed oval flint knife serrated along one side at feet -two others nearby. 5.1cm long,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70858,British Museum,79 12-9 930,,,1125
71677,71556,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Fllint knife accompanying two others; Flint knife - one of three ; point towards the feet,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet; point pointing to the feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70858,British Museum,,,,1125
71677,71557,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Fllint knife accompanying two others,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70858,Unknown,,,,1125
71678,71558,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel laid between hands and knees of female inhumation; ornamented with coarsely-twisted thong decoration,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Laid between the hands and the knees of the burial ,,,Pottery,70858,Unknown,,,,1125
71678,71559,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Broken Beaker next to Food Vessel with female inhumation. Possibly these were disturbed from another burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Hands,The fragments were by the hands ,,,Pottery,70858,British Museum,,,,1125
71679,71560,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,All Over Ornamented Beaker by head (Note there may have been another Beaker originally at the feet as this legs of this individual were cut away by insertion of later female inhumation with Food Vessel who also had Beaker sherds accompanying her. twistedcord dec. 10.7cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Pottery,70860,British Museum,79 12-9 926,,,1125
71680,71561,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel in front of face of young woman with 4 unpierced lugs and incised decoration all over. Yorkshire vase and herringbone decoration. 13cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed directly in front of face ,,,Pottery,70861,British Museum,79 12-9 922,,,1125
71681,71562,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,leaf arrowhead with infant burial ,N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With infant ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70862,Unknown,,,,1125
71681,71563,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Primary grave pit was lined with wood,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed below burial,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),70862,Unknown,,,,1125
71682,71564,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,1 antler macehead with partially articulated male; uncertain of exact positioning with body (check) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,Uncertain of exact relationship with body ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],70864,British Museum,,,,1125
40081,71565,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Rudston Barrow 69 (Greenwell 1877, 269-71)>: Irregularly made flint knife with retouch on both sides; by left arm. Plano-convex knife with all-over retouch. L-7cm",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed by left arm ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70865,British Museum,79 12-9 1094,,,407
40081,71566,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Rudston Barrow 69 (Greenwell 1877, 269-71)>: Food Vessel at right hip with 4 unpierced lugs; entirely covered with herring-bone impressed decoration. It is descried as a vase urn . Yorkshire vase with Irish affinities. Twisted cord & herringbone. 12.4cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed at pelvis - at right hip ,,,Pottery,70865,British Museum,79 12-9 1067,,,407
40085,71567,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,2 flint flakes hips of child,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by hips,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70867,Unknown,,,,408
40085,71568,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,2 flint flakes hips of child,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by hips ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70867,Unknown,,,,408
71683,71569,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,In grave fill were skull and jaw bones of a pig,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Pig skull and jaw bones ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70868,Unknown,,,,408
71684,71570,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Axe hammer made of stone with central perforation near cremated bones of adult; with decayed wooden handle,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to cremation ,,,"Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified), Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",70869,Unknown,,,,408
71685,71571,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Scraper and flint flake behind head of adult with child on legs,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70870,Unknown,,,,408
71685,71572,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Scraper and flake behind head of adult,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70870,Unknown,,,,408
71687,71578,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Large bronze brooch with straight bow, fretted catchplate, hood over 6-coil spring with external chord. One of the 'straight-bow' brooches that are the beginning of the 'Colchester' type, and commonly found in Kent  (Thompson 1978, 137, fig.3 no.2; see also Stead 1976, 412).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74393,Maidstone Museum,,,,409
71687,71579,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Small iron brooch with broken solid catchplate, straight bow,hood over 10-coil spring and external chord. These iron brooches are hard to date but this is not out of place amongst the other Allington brooches, of the later pre-conquest period, and possibly just overlapping the conquest. (Thompson 1978, 137, fig.3 no.4).Potentially the Langton Down brooch mentioned by Stead (1976, 412).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74393,Maidstone Museum,,,,409
71687,71580,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Hard, hand-made, heavy and solid buff fabric with flint gritty lumps, patchy black on a smooth outer surface, especially around the base. A pinch pot, possibly, from its thickness. It bears a basic resemblance to the simple 'Belgic' jar shape (Thompson 1978, 128, fig.1 no. 2).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,,,,409
71687,71581,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Grey grog-tempered fabric with pale buff surfaces, burnished on the foot and shoulder. One of the tall jar types, not a flask. The stepped effect and thin everted rim are local characteristics. The lattice decoration is unusual over such a large body area; the wideness of the mouth is also uncommon (Thompson 1978, 130, fig.1 no. 4).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.1.",,,409
71687,71582,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Dark grey grog-tempered fabric with orange surfaces, wheel-made, black patches. Smooth exterior surfaces. A rather fine globular jar shape (Thompson 1978, 130, fig.1 no. 5).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.22.",,,409
71687,71584,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"This is in a rough Iron Age black-brown fabric, but is well made, by hand (Thompson 1978, 130-1, fig.1 no. 6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.15.",,,409
71687,71587,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Black gritty fabric with buff surfaces. Tooling lines all over outside. Small cup, hand-made and of indeterminate shape, but could fall within the definition of Camulodunum type 264, 'cooking-pot with simple rim', rounded, plain, with offset neck (Thompson 1978, 131, fig.1 no. 9).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.16. Charles Coll.",,,409
71687,71588,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Hand-made but well executed, hard, brown gritty fabric with dark brown surfaces, patchy black, smooth and probably with some burnishing, but not apparently intended to be shiny (Thompson 1978, 131, fig.1 no. 10).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.16.",,,409
71686,71589,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Pale pink grog-tempered fabric shows at rim; surface patchy dark grey and pink, roughly tooled all over. Contains bones. Again note the straight rim. Rough and irregular, and now distorted (Thompson 1978, 131, fig. 1 no. 8; Thompson 1982 type D1-1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70873,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.12.",,,409
71688,71597,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: Iron fragments from a large wooden bucket including iron ring handles and fragments of the binding (see also Stead 1971).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Also contained all the remaining grave goods,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",70877,British Museum,88 10-21 26; 88 10-21 27; 88 10-21 28,,,6
71688,71599,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B2-4, 590). Wheel made but wobbly rim and cordons. Burnished outside with clear (rough) tooled decoration (see also Birchall 1965, 301, Fig. 6, No. 44).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Within wooden bucket,Y,,Pottery,70877,British Museum,88 10-24 13,,,6
71689,71602,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: 'bronze bound wooden bucket'<BM online catalogue description>: Copper alloy, iron and wood bucket portion. There is a plain band of copper alloy sheet on the interior of the bucket rim, with a piece of copper alloy binding attaching it around the circumference of the rim. The outer bucket decoration if formed of three bands of copper alloy sheet. The upper band is decorated with repouss� pattern of animals, including horses. A second copper alloy sheet band covering middle body of the bucket below the rim (1886,1112.4) is decorated with a raised pattern. The third band of copper alloy sheet, near the base of the bucket (1886,1112.5), is undecorated, and reconstructed from several fragments. The handle is attached to the rim of the bucket using ball-jointed pivots. The mounts which articulate these joints are helmeted male face-masks. The handle is a semi-circular rod of iron, circular in cross-section, coated with copper alloy sheet. Copper alloy ferrules at intervals along handle. Fragments of the wooden staves remain in some areas.See Stead (1971) for a full description. Stead also highlights the broken state of the bucket: 'at the time of burial neither head could have been attached to the bucket other than via mastic, and it is unlikely that event the empty bucket could have been held by its handle' (1971, 274)",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,"Contained the cremated bone, brooches and bronze vase/oenochoe",Y,Y,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Wood [Yew], Iron",70876,British Museum,"1886,1112.3-7",,,6
71688,71605,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B1-7, 590-3). Handmade. A bit lop-sided. Faint shallow incised decoration (see also Birchall 1965, 301, Fig. 6, No. 45).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within wooden bucket,Y,,Pottery,70877,British Museum,88 10-24 8,,,6
71688,71606,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B2-4, 593). Handmade. Deeply incised combing (see also Birchall 1965, 301, Fig. 6, No. 46).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Within wooden bucket,Y,,Pottery,70877,British Museum,88 10-24 10,,,6
71688,71607,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cordoned cup (Thompson 1982, type E1-2, 593).  Well made. Complete but mended - broke at angles and base. Neat tooled cordons (see also Birchall 1965, 301, Fig. 6, No. 47).",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Within wooden bucket,,,Pottery,70877,British Museum,88 10-24 9,,,6
71688,71608,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Cordoned bowl with dark burnish (Thompson 1982, type D3-5, 593). Contained pieces of bronze and burnt flakes (see also Birchall 1965, 301, Fig. 6, No. 48).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within wooden bucket,,,Pottery,70877,British Museum,88 10-24 11,,,6
71689,71609,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of three bronze brooches.Incomplete bronze brooch, whose rounded bow has a slight rib along the top. Two projections at the head retain the internal chord; 4-coil spring. There are the remains of a disc near the foot of the bow: above, the bow is circular in section; below the disc, it is squared. The catch-plate ismissing (Stead 1976, 402, Fig. 1, No. 1).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.80",,,6
71689,71610,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of three bronze brooches.Incomplete bronze brooch, with a boss on the bow and a trumpet-like expansion at the head covering a 4-coil spring, with internal chord. Possible that the 'hook' on the bow moulding has been broken (Stead 1976, 402, Fig. 1, No. 2).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.90",,,6
71689,71611,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of three bronze brooches.Similar to the other brooches from this grave (boss on bow) but even more fragmented (Stead 1976, 402).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.10",,,6
71689,71612,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of four pottery vessels positioned outside the bucket in the grave.Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B3-4, 598) (see also Birchall 1965 302, Fig. 7, No. 51).<BM online catalogue description>: Pottery vessel. Coarse dark brown jar with narrowed opening and cordon near rim.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Outside the bucket,,,Pottery,70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.12",,,6
71689,71613,,Container,,,221,Jug,,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: Bronze oenochoe/jug<BM online catalogue description>: Copper alloy jug, with round, globular body, narrow neck and thick, everted rim. Rim is distorted, being bent down out of shape. The handle has broken off but upper portion, and attachments to vessel rim, remain.<French/Italian import>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Outside the bucket,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.20",,,6
71689,71614,,Container,,,222,Pan,,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: Pan/patella (no relevant object type)<BM online catalogue description>: Copper alloy shallow pan with circular bowl and long handle, the rim flat, engraved with ornament of dots and herringbone patterns; sides of handle raised with chequer pattern at the base, underside of handle flat.<French/Italian import>",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Outside the bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.10",,,6
71689,71615,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of four pottery vessels positioned outside the bucket in the grave.Fragmentary bowl, handmade. Dark brown smooth texture; darker patches. Finely combed. Much restored (Birchall 1965 302, Fig. 7, No. 50) (see also Thompson 1982, 598, not in series).<BM online catalogue description>: Pottery vessel. Fragments of coarse dark-brown jar, perhaps similar to 1886,1112.12.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Outside the bucket,Y,,Pottery,70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.13",,,6
71689,71616,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of four pottery vessels positioned outside the bucket in the grave.Bowl (Thompson 1982, type D3-5, 598) (see also Birchall 1965 302, Fig. 7, No. 52). Originally very neat.<BM online catalogue description>: Pottery vessel. Blackish ware ribbed vessel. The base had a raised boss in the centre. Fragmentary, partially restored.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Outside the bucket,Y,,Pottery,70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.14",,,6
71689,71617,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"<Whimster 1981, 473>: One of four pottery vessels positioned outside the bucket in the grave.<BM online catalogue description>: Grey-black ware pedestal vase. Pedestal foot, globular body, cordon around neck, everted rim.Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A4, 598) (see also (Birchall 1965 302, Fig. 7, No. 49).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Outside the bucket,,,Pottery,70876,British Museum,"18,861,112.11",,,6
71690,71618,,Container,,,203,Tankard ,,"<Whimster 1981, 473>: Bronze plated wooden tankard with bronze handles<Corcoran 1952, 97>: Wooden staves coated by at least two bronze plates, upper overlapping lower, both inside and outside the vessel. This upper band was fastened by a row of rivets fixed in the wood below the rim. The lower plate was broader and soldered to the upper.Handles�two�soldered at junction of plates at either side, each had four terminal sockets and one in centre probably for decorative studs. Heavy ' lip' effect each side of central studs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Positioned centrally in grave,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",70875,British Museum,87 6-10 1,,,6
71690,71619,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fragments from a fineware jar. Thompson (1982, 590) suggests BM items 87 6-10 4; 87 6-10 6 may belong together and they are grouped as such here.<87 6-10 4>: Grey-brown gritty clay; fairly close-textured. The urn is broken at the point where the shoulder begins and probably it was 'rippled' as the groove at this point of fracture suggests. The neck would have been either upright with rim everted (Birchall 1965, 302, Fig. 7, No. 53; Thompson 1982, 590 (not in series)).<87 6-10 6>: Rim from a fineware jar (Thompson 1982, 590 type B1-1)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Other,Arranged with four/five other vessels in a circle around the central deposit of a tankard with cremated remains,,,Pottery,70875,British Museum,87 6-10 4; 87 6-10 6,,,6
71690,71620,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar with rippled/corrugated neck. Sandy brown open-textured clay with darker polished smooth slip in patches. Restored (Birchall 1965, 302, Fig. 7, No. 54; Thompson 1982, 590, type B2-4).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Other,Arranged with four/five other vessels in a circle around the central deposit of a tankard with cremated remains,,,Pottery,70875,British Museum,87 6-10 3,,,6
71690,71621,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Incomplete, elaborately cordoned pedestal urn. Sharp cordons between grooves. Sandy brown open-textured, coated with a black unpolished slip. Not a thin pot but well made with sharp cordons (Birchall 1965, 302, Fig. 7, No. 55; Thompson 1982, 590, type A3).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Other,Arranged with four/five other vessels in a circle around the central deposit of a tankard with cremated remains,,,Pottery,70875,British Museum,87 6-10 5,,,6
71690,71622,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 590). Smoothed but not burnished on outside.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Other,Arranged with four/five other vessels in a circle around the central deposit of a tankard with cremated remains,Y,,Pottery,70875,British Museum,87 6-10 7,,,6
71690,71623,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A1, 590).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Other,Arranged with four/five other vessels in a circle around the central deposit of a tankard with cremated remains,,,Pottery,70875,British Museum,87 6-10 9,,,6
71691,71624,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 473>: single cinerary bowl of 'brown paste with a darker coating' (Birchall 1965, 302, after Evans 1890).Bowl (Thompson 1982, type D1-4, 598). Very crude, at least partly handmade, roughly tooled and burnished.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71215,Ashmolean Museum,615.1891,,,6
50026,71625,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A2, 593)(see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 66). Well made.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 1,,,6
71692,71626,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982, type E2-3, 598) (see also Birchall 1965, 302 Fig. 8, No. 56). Very poor handmade vessel, leans over. Worn, tooled outside.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71216,Ashmolean Museum,610.1891,,,6
71692,71627,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B2-3, 598) (see also Birchall 1965, 302, Fig. 8, No. 58). 'The drawing shows what a horrible pot this is': badly handmade, some turning and tooling on the neck, all lines irregular. Hurried toolmarks form a summary pattern, visible in patches.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71216,Ashmolean Museum,608.1891,,,6
71692,71628,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Copy of Gallo-Belgic dish (Thompson 1982, type G1-10, 598) (see also Birchall 1965, 302, Fig. 8, No. 57). Roughly smoothed.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71216,Ashmolean Museum,611.1891,,,6
71693,71629,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker (Thompson 1982, type G5-5, 601) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Fig. 8, No. 59). Leans, buff burnt patch on one sides. Slightly irregular scoring.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71217,Ashmolean Museum,613.1891,,,6
71694,71630,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Bowl (Thompson 1982, type D1-2, 601) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Fig. 8, No. 60). Neatly made, now worn, contains bones.",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71218,Ashmolean Museum,844.1888,,,6
71694,71631,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982, type E1-3, 601) (see also Birchall, Fig. 7, No. 61). Burnt patches and some burnt deposit on the outside. Crude cordoning, thin incised lines in places.",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,71218,Ashmolean Museum,845.1888,,,6
71694,71632,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 593) (Birchall 1965, 303,  Fig. 9, No. 71). Well made, now worn.",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71218,Ashmolean Museum,842.1888,,,6
71695,71633,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel)," Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B5-2, 601) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Fig. 8, No. 62). Apparently handmade, irregular rim.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71219,Ashmolean Museum,841.1888,,,6
71695,71634,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 473>: larger bowl.Bowl (Thompson 1982, type D1-4, 601) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Fig. 8, No. 63). Lumpy grey surface, roughly tooled decoration. Less than half extant.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71219,Ashmolean Museum,609.1891,,,6
71696,71635,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 602) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Fig. 8, No. 64). Brittle fabric, musch restored but always a summary pot.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,70878,Ashmolean Museum,612.1891,,,6
71696,71636,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982, type E3-5, 602) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Fig. 8, No. 65). Small heavy pot. Uneven flattened rim cut round with a knife when soft.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70878,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50026,71637,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 593)(see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 67). Incised horizontal lines, tooled diagonal lines.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 2,,,6
50026,71638,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A4, 593)(see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 69).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 4,,,6
50026,71639,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 593)(not available for study by Birchall). Leans to one side.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 5,,,6
50026,71640,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A8, 593)(see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 70). Handmade. Uneven shape and rim. Very rough lines incesed unevenly around body.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Ashmolean Museum,840a.1888,,,6
50026,71641,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 593)(see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 72). Foot worn, tooled decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 3,,,6
50026,71642,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 593)(see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 68). Well made. Traces of burnishing on outside, black deposit on foot.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 25,,,6
50026,71643,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, type A3, 597) (not in Birchall 1965). Burnished and tooled outside with traces of black deposit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 18,,,6
50026,71644,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker (Thompson 1982, type G5-4, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 80). Wheelmade. Not completely regular but precise. Roughly hand tooled all over outside and over rim.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Ashmolean Museum,606.1891,,,6
50026,71645,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Cup (Thompson 1982, type E1-3, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 83). Summarily wheelmade and leans to one side. Traces of black on surface.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 23,,,6
50026,71646,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cup (Thompson 1982, type E3-1, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 86). Handmade. Roughly smoothed surfaces, shallow cordons.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 21,,,6
50026,71647,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Platter (Thompson 1982, type G1-10, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 82). Roughly tooled.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 14,,,6
50026,71648,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker (Thompson 1982, type G5-5, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 81). Finely made. Very small burn on outside. Very regular rouletting.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Ashmolean Museum,607.1891,,,6
50026,71649,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B2-3, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 74). Handmade, coarse combing, no burnish.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 17,,,6
50026,71650,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, not in series, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 77). Handmade, incised tool marks, burnished.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 22,,,6
50026,71651,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, B1-3, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 78). Lumpy surfaces, not well finished, shallow incised decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 20,,,6
50026,71652,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, B2-4, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 73). Handmade, probably turned to finish. Dark burnish around base, fine combing.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 19,,,6
50026,71653,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, B1-3, 597) (see also Birchall, 303 and Figs 9-11, No. 75). Combing. Contained large bronze brooch.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,88 10-24 15,,,6
50026,71654,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,One of 'half a dozen' armlets/bracelets of Kimmeridge coal found in a lump with the unassociated pottery held at the Ashmolean museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50026,71655,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,One of 'half a dozen' armlets/bracelets of Kimmeridge coal found in a lump with the unassociated pottery held at the Ashmolean museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50026,71656,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,One of 'half a dozen' armlets/bracelets of Kimmeridge coal found in a lump with the unassociated pottery held at the Ashmolean museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50026,71657,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,One of 'half a dozen' armlets/bracelets of Kimmeridge coal found in a lump with the unassociated pottery held at the Ashmolean museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50026,71658,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,One of 'half a dozen' armlets/bracelets of Kimmeridge coal found in a lump with the unassociated pottery held at the Ashmolean museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50030,71662,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Globular Belgic jar, about 6 in. in height, decorated with a double groove on its shoulder and a single groove round its belly (Kelly 1974).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,70879,Maidstone Museum,92.1963,,,410
50047,71666,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Thompson 1982, type B5-4, 738>: Fineware jar. Worn, patchy surfaces. Burnished outside and over rim. Strong burnishing marks. Brinson (1943, Plt II, Urn A).",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50019,Unknown,,,,9
50047,71667,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Cordoned cup (Thompson 1982, type E1-2, 739). Brinson (1943, Plt III, Urn B). Burnished outside and over rim. Sharp neat cordons.Brinson (1943, 44) describes this vessel as being ' of far greater delicacy in design and execution than the accompanying vessels'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,50019,Unknown,,,,9
72382,71668,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Omphalos bowl with lightly tooled decoration (Thompson 1982, type S3, 739). Worn dark grey burnished outside. Broken (possibly in antiquity?) at widest part. Brinson (1943, Plt II, Urn C).",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,Y,Pottery,71516,Unknown,,,,9
72382,71669,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Coarse 'beaker' with a pronounced foot found with the omphalos bowl (Thompson 1982, 739). Brinson (1943, Urn D).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71516,Unknown,,,,9
71698,71670,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Rouletted butt-beaker copy (Thompson 1982, type G5-5, 739; Brinson 1943, Plt IV, Urn F). 'Of delicate design and perfect technical execution (Brinson 1943, 46)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,Secondary association,Adjacent to burial container,,,Pottery,70881,Unknown,,,,9
71698,71671,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982 type B5-5, 739; Brinson 1943, plt III Urn G). Wheel turned. Decorative band of two horizontal incised lines. The location of this pot is no longer known.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,70881,Unknown,,,,9
72383,71672,,Pot,,,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"Fragments from a coarseware vessel with a pair of holes located on one side just beneath the rim (the opposite side was missing)(Brinson 1943, 45-6, Urn E). Potentially used in a domestic context before its use for the interment. The vessel was not reconstructed due to the circumstances of the discovery.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,Y,Pottery,71517,Unknown,,,,9
40087,71673,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Polished axe. No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed but said to be associated with cremated remains,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70882,Unknown,,,,412
40087,71674,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife found among the cremated remains ; 13cm long ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Flint knife found with cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70882,Unknown,,,,412
40087,71675,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of four flint scrapers found with cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Four flint scrapers found with cremated remains,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70882,Unknown,,,,412
40087,71676,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of four flint scrapers found with cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Four flint scrapers found with cremated remains,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70882,Unknown,,,,412
40087,71677,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of four flint scrapers found with cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Four flint scrapers found with cremated remains,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70882,Unknown,,,,412
40087,71678,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of four flint scrapers found with cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Four flint scrapers found with cremated remains,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70882,Unknown,,,,412
71699,71679,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),, jet biconical bead - large bead possibly from central burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed slightly but with central burial ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70883,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,413
71699,71680,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot - type S1 (Clarke 1970: 376 No 789/1352). rather unusual decoration - stamped impresesd rectangles in horizontal  bands ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,70883,Hull and East Riding Museum,210.42,,,413
71700,71681,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife at hips of female with infant in pit A,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed at hips ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70884,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,413
71700,71682,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel with burial 3 of infant - placed between female and child, but more closely associated with the child ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back of infant ,,,Pottery,70885,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,413
71701,71683,,Other,,,198,Spoon/Spatula,,"Perforated bone implement with Burial 4 - adult male inhumationIdentified as a spatula in Woodward and Hunter 2015, 83, ID621",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed with adult male but exact location unknown ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70886,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,413
71703,71684,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Beatiful flint knife near baby burial No 9 - pristine and unworm,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed near baby but exact location unknown ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70888,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,413
71704,71686,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Elaborately decorated Beaker behind skull of burial 5. FP beaker with hoof-print impressed motifs all over body. Clarke 1970: 376, no 790/1353H-150mm, RD-105mm; BD-65mm",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,70889,Hull and East Riding Museum,211.42,,,413
71704,71687,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Elaborately decorated Beaker behind skull of burial 6 facing 5. S2(W)(Clarke 1970: 378, No. 810/1351)/ All over bands of decoration of hanging triangles and zigzags. Rather elaborate 150mm tall",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,70890,Hull and East Riding Museum,202.42,,,413
71705,71688,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Black flint knife next to Beaker behind shoulders of Burial 7a in grave D,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind the shoulders ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70891,Unknown,,,,413
71705,71689,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,All-Over-Decorated Beaker behind head of burial 7a with vertical gashes,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,70891,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,413
71706,71690,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt and partially unburnt animal bone with cremation,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40070,Unknown,,,,413
40089,71691,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Shoulder of small pig and other meat joints - unburnt osseous remains placed near feet ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Joint of meat placed near feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40072,Unknown,,,,414
40089,71692,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,One of two large circular conical jet buttons near feet (Mortimer figs 288-9),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed as a collection of jet buttons near feet ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40072,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,414
40089,71693,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,One of two large circular conical jet buttons near feet (Mortimer figs 288-9),N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,Placed as a collection of jet buttons near feet ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40072,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,414
40089,71694,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"elongated jet button near feet (Mortimer figs 288-9). Identified as a necklace fastener in Woodward and Hunter 2015, 193 ID 217",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,Placed as a collection of jet buttons near feet ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40072,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,414
40090,71695,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,red deer antler pick with male in pit B,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40073,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
40090,71696,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel - unique vessel and unusual. placed west to pile of decayed matter; over grave marked B. It was crushed but was rebuilt and is decorated with encircling rows of round pointillee or punctures, alternating with rope-like impressions. It is small and unusual ",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above burial and west of a pile of decayed matter,,,Pottery,40073,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
71707,71697,,Tool,,,256,Tool (Specified type),,Flint awl or borer on chest of female - long pointed tool,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,"Placed on chest, potentially in a bag",,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70892,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
71707,71698,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"Beaver's tooth by chest of female in grave C, next to a black flint knife",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest (perhaps as with other items they were all placed together in a small bag),,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],70892,Unknown,,,,415
71707,71699,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,A fine and pristine black flint knife,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Possibly in small bag with other objects and placed on chest ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70892,Unknown,,,,415
71707,71700,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,Beautiful bone bodkin or blunt needle by female's legs; perforated and touching knees,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by legs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70892,Unknown,,,,415
71707,71701,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,Fossil shell Gryphaea (Mortimer fig 343),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Possibly in small bag with other objects and placed on chest ,,,"Coral/Shell [Shell], Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",70892,Unknown,,,,415
71707,71702,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel over north end of Grave C - puncture & rope-impressed decoration,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed upright behind head ,,,Pottery,70892,Unknown,,,,415
71708,71703,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large Upright Collared Urn containing cremated remains. This is a rather unusually shaped vessel; quite large and after collar it is very straight-sided and 'tubular'!. Almost completely decorated with hatched or herringbone decoration,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contains a minimum of two indivuals ,,,Pottery,"70893, 70894",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
71709,71704,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn - plough removed all but rim which had exquisite herringbone decoration,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70895,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
71710,71705,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife - grey with double unurned cremation - grave not pyre goods as not burnt ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Beside cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70896,Unknown,,,,415
71710,71706,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,1 of two grey flint knife with double unurned cremation - grave not pyre goods as not burnt ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70897,Unknown,,,,415
71711,71707,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with child inhumation in pit B - oval Yorkshire flint knife,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Slightly above burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70898,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
71711,71708,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel urn with child inhumation,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not mentioned ,,,Pottery,70898,Unknown,,,,415
40091,71709,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Five flint flakes with primary inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40074,Unknown,,,,416
40091,71710,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Five flint flakes with primary inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40074,Unknown,,,,416
40091,71711,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Five flint flakes with primary inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40074,Unknown,,,,416
40091,71712,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Five flint flakes with primary inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40074,Unknown,,,,416
40091,71713,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Five flint flakes with primary inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40074,Unknown,,,,416
71713,71717,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Lower jaw of ox near Food Vessel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed near or in Food Vessel ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71713,Unknown,,,,416
71713,71718,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel in fragments with lower jaw of ox; undecorated; in pit ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed close to low ox jaw ,,,Pottery,71713,Unknown,,,,416
50049,71719,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 474>: 'A single intact pottery bowl'",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50021,Maidstone Museum,23.1952,,,418
50049,71720,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Whimster 1981, 474>: 'a mass of pottery fragments.'",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50021,Maidstone Museum,23.1952,,,418
50050,71721,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Frere 1944, 59>: The pot is nearly intact, some pieces of rim and a fragment near the base being missing; its colour is pinkish brown mottled to dark grey in patches, the neck and rim becoming nearly black. A wide low cordon divides shoulder from neck; surface smoothed and slightly soapy to touch; the paste while containing some sandy grit is of a quality hardly yet Roman. The vessel is not symmetrical and was not made on a wheel, though perhaps a turn-table was used. To sum up: it is not a type usual in Kent, being by no means purely Belgic in form; on the other hand it more nearly recalls the 'ABC ' pottery of Sussex.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50022,Unknown,,,,419
40093,71783,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Said to be a crushed Beaker but possibly a FV hybrid between the 2 skulls of double burial,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Head,Near heads of the two inhumations suggesting it is a shared grave good ,,,Pottery,70932; 70933,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,417
40093,71784,,Flint tool,,,184,Saw,,Black flint saw near face of youth,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70933,Unknown,,,,417
40093,71785,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Heat fractured flint knife - pyre good with cremation,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with cremation - pyre good ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70934,Unknown,,,,417
71812,71786,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small undecorated urn with secondary inhumation  placed by side of body,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back by side of body ,,,Pottery,70935,Unknown,,,,417
40094,71787,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,One of two jet buttons with decayed decomposed skeleton-possibly EBA? Both have V-perforations and one is slightly worn. ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not certain as the bones are degraded ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40077,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,735
71813,71788,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Pile of cremated bones with flint flake SW of centre,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Beside cremation and burnt so it is a pyre good ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70936,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,735
71814,71789,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flint spearhead or rather dagger with primary interments - see M fig 302,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not recorded ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70937,Unknown,,,,735
71814,71790,,Flint tool,,,184,Saw,,Flake saw with primary interments (M fig 299); slightly chipped and broken ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not recorded ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70938,Unknown,,,,735
71814,71791,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,21 flint flakes with primary interments,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70938,Unknown,,,,735
40094,71792,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,One of two jet buttons with decayed decomposed skeleton-possibly EBA? Both have V-perforations and one is slightly worn. ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not certain as the bones are degraded ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40077,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,735
40095,71793,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flint point with cremation ; this is likely a broken arrowhead ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40078,Unknown,,,,736
71815,71794,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with inhumation of a child - nicely decorated ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70939,Unknown,,,,736
71816,71795,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Higher up in central pit was the pelvis of a 'horse' (also thought to be 'pig'),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Pelvis of horse or pig placed in grave fill above the central cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70941,Unknown,,,,737
40097,71796,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,pig scapula lying over right elbow,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Lying over right elbow,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40081,Unknown,,,,738
40097,71797,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Note not only boar tusk, but boar lower jaw moved to chest & replaced  with FV. This is more Continental traditions ",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40081,Unknown,,,,738
40097,71798,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Two yellow quartz pebbles at hands - likely originally inserted into palm? Rounded and smoothed ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed by hands (once contained within them?),,,Quartz/Quartzite,40081,Unknown,,,,738
40097,71799,,Other,,,86,Disc,,Perforated clay disc behind skull. This was placed next to two lumps of yellow ochre. ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull ,,,Clay,40081,Unknown,,,,738
40097,71800,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,two lumps of yellow ochre behind skull  - and very close to a perforated clay disc,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull ,,,Ochre,40081,Unknown,,,,738
40097,71801,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife behind head in association with yellow ochre balls & perforated clay disc,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40081,Unknown,,,,738
40097,71802,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food vessel with two drilled holes - it replaced the lower jaw which was displaced ; inserted in mouth of skull of inhumation. This is very oddIt looks like a tongue Interesting also that it has drilled holes  Note in vase were pig bones ,N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face and partly iinserted into mouth of inhumation,,,Pottery,40081,Unknown,,,,738
71817,71803,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Numerous disarticulated animal bones strewn around 2nd burial - pig & cattle,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Numerous animal bones strewn around burial - mainly around feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70942,Unknown,,,,738
71817,71804,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Numerous disarticulated animal bones strewn around 2nd burial - pig & cattle,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Numerous animal bones strewn around burial - mainly around feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70982,Unknown,,,,738
71817,71805,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Partially articulated bones of young pig - foreleg & jaw,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in grave fill directly above the body ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70942,Unknown,,,,738
40098,71806,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two flint flakes on right side of face,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed on right side of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40082,Unknown,,,,739
40098,71807,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze pricker or awl between feet of Burial A,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed between the feet ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40082,Unknown,,,,739
71818,71808,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Small 'rude' flint knife at elbow of 2nd burial in gr B,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed under arm at the elbow,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70943,Unknown,,,,739
71818,71809,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,A second flint knife in front of face of 2nd burial in grave B. THis one is finely made with pressure flaking ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70943,Unknown,,,,739
71819,71810,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,Placed next to the fine flint dagger ; jet stud or button. It lacks any perforations that is why it may be a stud. It is in good condition and unworn ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed under arm and next to a fine flint dagger ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],70945,Unknown,,,,739
71819,71811,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Fine flint dagger associated with double interment of old man & woman; associated with jet stud/button. This is an incredibly fine flint dagger with beautiful pressure flaking and retouch. Also it is in pristine condition. ( see Mortimer fig 555, p 217) ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed very near the hands ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70945,Unknown,,,,739
71819,71812,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Under left side of skull - rare flint knife with chisel end ; nicely retouched and in a fresh condition (M fig 553) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70945,Unknown,,,,739
40099,71813,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,black matter - decomposed organic coffin around burial in form of a rectangular box ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Rectangular wooden box or cist surrounds burial ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40083,Unknown,,,,740
71820,71814,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Splinters of animal bone found in central grave possibly splintered for marrow extraction? ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Found in the grave with the burial - possibly splintered for marrow extraction? ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70947,Unknown,,,,740
71820,71815,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake at crown of head,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at top of head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70947,Unknown,,,,740
40100,71816,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Small flint knife above burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40084,Unknown,,,,741
40100,71818,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food vessel with cord-like impressions over whole exterior surface. Round the neck are two grooves, the lower one having six unpierced projections or lugs equally spaced around the whole neck . It is in rather fresh unused condition ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed just behind head ,,,Pottery,40084,Unknown,,,,741
40102,71819,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Small 'badly made' flint knife by right side of pelvis of burial 1,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by right pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40086,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
40102,71820,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,decayed organic matter by head and also feet of burial 1; possibly wood or it could be a foody or floral offering ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Food or floral offering that is organic placed next to head but also feet ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40086,Unknown,,,,743
40102,71821,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,decayed organic matter by head and also feet of burial 1; possibly wood or it could be a foody or floral offering ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Food or floral offering that is organic placed next to head ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40086,Unknown,,,,743
40102,71822,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker very fine. placed near shoulder of Burial 1 behind back. N3(L). Very fine and well-executed decoration; chevrons, triangles and filled rectangles along with chevrons.  (Clarke 1970: 361, No 667/1305)155mm tall and 122mm rim diameter",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind the back ,,,Pottery,40086,Hull and East Riding Museum,196-42,,,743
71821,71823,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin in front of legs of Burial 2 but also close to Burial 3,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed in front of legs (perhaps it was used to pin clothing or shroud) ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"70948, 70949",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
71821,71824,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Beautifully polished axe of black flint by knees of Burial 2,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by the knees ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70948,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
71821,71825,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Black flint knife at right side of pelvis of burial 2, point upwards",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by pelvis with the point facing upwards ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70948,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
71821,71826,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Crushed Beaker in front of lower legs of Burial 2  N3 .Quite large and with bands of chevron decoration. 21cm tall (Clarke 1970: 361, No 665/1304)210mm tall and 120mm diameter ",N/a,Complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Legs,Placed by the knees ,,,Pottery,70948,Hull and East Riding Museum,183-42,,,743
71821,71827,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker behind head of Burial 3. Contained flakes and a bronze awl with Burial 3. N3. Well -executed decoration - very fine and detailed intricate decoration. 19.2cm tall and 125mm diameter  (Clarke 1970: 361, No 666/1306)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind the head ,,,Pottery,70949,Hull and East Riding Museum,189-42,,,743
71821,71828,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,4 black flint flakes in a line behind back of burial 3,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back in a line ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70949,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
71821,71829,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Next to line of flakes was a yellow pebble the size of a hen's egg,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back next to the line of flakes ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70949,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
71821,71830,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Decayed bronze awl in base of Beaker with Burial 3,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind the head and within the Beaker ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70949,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,743
40103,71831,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Under right side of skull was a fine black flint knife , delicately chipped & fresh",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Under right side of skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40087,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,744
40103,71832,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Between knees and feet was a Food Vessel - large & unusually shaped & containing animal ribs - food? Spare ribs!,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed between the knees and containing food possibly - several animal ribs,,,Pottery,40087,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,744
40103,71833,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,Animal ribs within the pot ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed in the Food Vessel between the legs ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40087,Unknown,,,,744
40104,71834,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large upright Collared Urn with rim ploughed away ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained at least two individuals - very large and full of bone & wod ash ,,,Pottery,40104,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,745
40105,71835,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Beautiful bronze dagger with E with 42 bronze rivets in 4 rows. Pristine with horn handle . Made of antler (horn), bone and copper alloyNB recent analysis in Woodward and Hunter (2015, 47) suggests the pommel is made from cetacean bone",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,In wooden vessel behind head ,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",40089,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,746
40105,71836,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,3 curved pieces of bronze under dagger behind head of E with pierced holes - dagger knives? Wire,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,In wooden vessel behind head ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40089,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,746
40105,71837,,Other,,,260,Wire,,Twisted wires associated with knife-daggers of Burial E; possibly used to fasten them and bound them together? ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,In wooden vessel behind head ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40089,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,746
40105,71838,,Container,,,77,Cup,,Wooden vessel with handle containing bronze objects - possibly they were fittings or handles for it,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Wooden vessel placed behind head ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40089,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,746
71822,71839,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"legs, vertebrae, ribs, jaw & finger-bones & leg bones of an ox placed with the redeposited adult male bones ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with redeposited body parts - quite a subtantial chunk of an ox,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70951,Unknown,,,,746
40106,71840,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"'elegant' Food Vessel vase with grooves and pierced stops; (perforated) crushed behind head ; likely crushed when deposited (Mortimer 1905: 216, fig 547). Note this is quite an unusual style. ",N/a,Complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Head,Placed directly behind head but crushed ,,,Pottery,70952,Unknown,,,,747
40110,71841,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Very finely made Food Vessel with numerous perforated lugs at neck; banded incised decorationLikely with the inhumation but had been disturbed ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,70954,Unknown,,,,748
40111,71842,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,3 ribs of probable deer and 11 entire ribs of ox mixed in with disarticulated human bone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40092,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,749
40112,71843,,Container,,,28,Bag,,By right arm organic bag wrapped round delicate bronze awl/ pricker and flint flake,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed by right arm and containing other objects ,,,Textile,70955,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,750
40112,71844,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,By right arm organic bag wrapped round delicate bronze awl/ pricker and flint flake,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Arms,In bag by right arm ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],70955,Unknown,,,,750
40112,71845,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,One flint flake wrapped with awl ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,In bag by right arm ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70955,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,750
40112,71846,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Scraper of black flint under arm,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed under arm ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70955,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,750
71823,71847,,Other,,,72,Comb,,unusual antler multi-pronged and tined object. Instrument has 9 points - placed by cremation; comb?,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with cremation but it is unburnt so not a pyre good ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],70956,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,750
71823,71848,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Broken animal bones near first cremation with root-end pronged antler object- unburnt,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70956,Unknown,,,,750
71823,71849,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Large Cinerary Urn - like a Collared Urn. Contained cremation and unburnt animal bone. 29cm tall (Mortimer 1905: 263, fig 730). Decoration reduced to stamped triangles around lip and on both cordons of the collar - very narrow base (could it even have stood upright?) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70956,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,750
71824,71850,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragmentary Collared Urn with cremation,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70957,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,750
40113,71851,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Arsenic bronze dagger placed behind back - single rivet. It had a wooden sheath; probably hung at waistFrom BM online: Copper alloy knife-dagger; high heeled butt with one surviving rivet and four rivet-notches; flat-sectioned blade with narrow edge bevels and internal furrows following concave edges; hilt line marked by curved ridge delimiting organic hilt remains with grain on slight diagonal to both faces; rivet with faceted shank and irregular closed heads; variable dark patina, corroded and damaged with point lacking.Length: 87 millimetres Width: 38 millimetres Thickness: 2 millimetres(Gerloff 1975: 237; Kinness et al 1985: UN101.4)",Chalcolithic/MAI-II,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40093,British Museum,"18,791,209.20",,,
40113,71852,,Weaponry,,,223,Arm Guard/Bracer,,"Stone bracer on right forearm with four perforations and 4 cu tubular rivets with gold caps(From BM online - Stone bracer (or 'wrist-guard') made from Group VI type greenstone; ground and polished to sub-rectangular outline with evidence of striations, concave sides and crescentic section with bevelled edges; at each end pair of funnel-profile circular perforations drilled from back; in each perforation corroded traces of copper or bronze rivet with domed sheet-gold caps.)The Group IV greenstone composition indicates that the source rock may be from the Langdale area of the English Lake District, northwest England and is therefore exotic to the findspot (Woodward and Hunter 2011, 38).127mm long, 33mm wide & 6mm thickness Evidence of striations and polishing - slightly worn The gold caps are dented ",N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Arms,Placed on wrist near right hand ,,,"Greenstone, Copper, Gold",40093,British Museum,"18,840,520.10",,,
40113,71853,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Hawk skull placed in front of body/head (see also Buxton burial); symbolic; hunting ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Hawk skull placed in front of face and perhaps linked with bracer ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40093,British Museum,,,,
40113,71854,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,V-perforated oval button - amberAmber bead or button; cut and polished to ovoid with drilled V-perforation on one face; broken and eroded.Thought by Clarke to be part of the decoration of dagger pommel but not certain where it was found exactly  Length: 29 millimetres Width: 22 millimetresThickness: 20 millimetres,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Possibly close to the dagger? ,,,Amber,40093,British Museum,"18,791,209.20",,,
40113,71855,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Tooth-comb stamped Beaker with all over herring-bone zoned decoration (N2L)c. 18.5cm tall. Pottery beaker; tooth-comb stamped; on neck, herring-bone separated by plain cordon from herring-bone split by plain cordons with zone of three horizontal lines fringed by short diagonal lines beneath; on belly and lower body, zone of horizontal line fringed by short diagonal lines with basal zone opposed.Diameter: 140 millimetres (mouth )Height: 183 millimetre sDiameter: 82 millimetres (base)(Clarke 1970:348, No.  553/1265)",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Just below pelvis and behind feet,,,Pottery,40093,British Museum,79 12-9 1984,,,
71825,71856,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife placed at head and seemingly shared by both burials ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed between heads of both individuals ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"70958, 70959",Unknown,,,,
71825,71857,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,Bone toggle in hand ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed in hands of upper burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70958,Unknown,,,,
71825,71858,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Tripartite Food Vessel with bone-impressed decoration; seemingly shared by both burials,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Near heads of both burials ,,,Pottery,70958. 70959,Unknown,,,,
71826,71859,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Leaf-shaped arrowhead possibly originally associated with ?Neolithic unurned cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to the multiple cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70960,Unknown,,,,
40114,71860,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel by head of adult male; decorated with rows of impressions on upper part,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed next to head ,,,Pottery,40094,Unknown,,,,753
40114,71861,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"Two unburnt animal bones with pile of cremated bone. Identified as tusks in Woodward and Hunter (2015, 142)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory],40095,Unknown,,,,753
71828,71862,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel by skulls of double burial with impressed rows in upper part,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,Near  heads of both burials ,,,Pottery,"70964, 70965",Unknown,,,,753
71829,71864,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel behind pelvis of old adult; upper part destroyed by plough,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Pottery,70966,Unknown,,,,753
40115,71865,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small 'rude' incense cup with basic decoration placed by head (M fig. 724). All over decorated- small bowl. 5.7cm tall and 12cm in diameter Note the incense cup was placed in front of the face and Inverted  and the Food Vessel behind the head and upright. Yin/yan,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Head,Placed directly in front of face ,,,Pottery,40095,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,754
40115,71866,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel behind head with decoration all over- incised lines. Near crown of head and has a decorated handle. It was 16.5cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,This was placed behind the head and balances the incense cup location and position ,,,Pottery,40095,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,754
71836,71867,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"Pile of young pig bones - scapula, ribs and fore-leg by head",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70969,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,754
71835,72079,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Iron Age urn found A.D. 1922,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70980,Unknown,,,,
71835,72080,,Weaponry,,,195,Sling Shot,,An assemblage of six sling stones recovered in 1955.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
71835,72081,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),, La Tene III brooch recovered during excavations in 1955,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Metal (Uncertain/Unspecified)),,Unknown,,,,
40116,72083,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife by side of inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by side of pelvis ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40096,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40116,72084,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Smashed decorated Food Vessel vase by chest ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Smashed (?deliberately) and placed on chest ,,,Pottery,40096,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40116,72085,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Barbed and tanged arrowhead above burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above burial and possibly disturbed from 1ru interment?,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],70971,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40117,72086,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Black flint flake behind pelvis of infant ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Behind pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40097,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,798
40117,72087,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragments of a 'British urn' in front of face of infant - this is a Food Vessel but it is incomplete ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Scattered in front of infant's head ,,,Pottery,40097,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,798
40118,72094,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn (Fig M730) large and slightly broken; transitional FV/CU- not fully-fledged collar; little decoration,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40098,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,799
71835,72095,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Later Iron Age pottery assemblage,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
40119,72096,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with two others in hands of burial 4;  point of knife pointing towards feet,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed near hands with two others but with point oriented towards feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40099,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,800
40119,72097,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with two others in hands of burial 4;  point of knife pointing towards feet,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed near hands with two others but with point oriented towards feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40099,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,800
40119,72098,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with two others in hands of burial 4;  point of knife pointing towards feet,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed near hands with two others but with point oriented towards feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40099,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,800
72048,72099,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel placed directly above burial 5; broken by plough,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed directly above the prone body ,,,Pottery,70972,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,800
72048,72100,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel placed directly above burial 5; broken by plough,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed directly above the prone body ,,,Pottery,70972,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,800
72049,72101,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with two child burials 6 & 7; decorated both inside and outside; a bit broken (by plough) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,70973,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,800
71834,72102,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,La Tene III pottery. No contextual details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70975,Unknown,,,,
71833,72103,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,La Tene III pottery. No contextual details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70976,Unknown,,,,
71832,72104,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,La Tene III pottery. No contextual details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70979,Unknown,,,,
71831,72105,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,La Tene III pottery. No contextual details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70978,Unknown,,,,
71830,72106,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,La Tene III pottery. No contextual details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,70977,Unknown,,,,
40120,72107,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel crushed by feet of child Burial No 2,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed by feet and probably originally upright but crushed ,,,Pottery,70981,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,801
72050,72108,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Black flint flake by shoulder of male Burial 4,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed by shoulder ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70982,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,801
72050,72109,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small boulder (sic pebble) chipped to obtuse jagged edge - tool or hand weapon by left hand,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed near hands and it may be a weapon ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),70982,Unknown,,,,801
72051,72110,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Greenstone axe fragment/ splinter - ?ancient item ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With aged female in pit ,,Y,Greenstone,70983,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,801
72052,72111,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Decayed remains of a fox or dog burial next to cremation; note thees bones are unburnt though ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed next to cremated remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70984,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,801
50060,72112,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Coarseware jar. Not in Thompson's (1982) series. Handmade.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50027,Maidstone Museum,57.1963,,,802
50060,72113,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),Native copy of a Gallo-Belgic dish (Thompson 1982 type G1-10). Probably handmade with an uneven shape. Even inside but rough outside.Potentially post-Conquest in origin.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,50027,Maidstone Museum,57.1963,,,802
50060,72114,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Native copy of a Gallo-Belgic platter (Thompson 1982 type G1-11). Probably handmade with an uneven shape. Smooth but not shiny inside, roughly burnished outside. May have been used as lid for cremation urn (Kelly 1963, 189).Potentially post-Conquest in origin.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,50027,Maidstone Museum,57.1963,,,802
50062,72115,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<HER description>: possibly a pair with GID_gg50038 but only the head and spring survives<BM description>: Silver bow brooch, missing foot, catchplate and pin. Decorated beading near top of bow. This type of brooch would typically have been worn as a pair, joined by a chain.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Silver,50028,British Museum,1090.A.70,,,803
50062,72116,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<HER description>: Bronze brooch, with open catch plate. It has an indistinct, worn, boss on the bow and lacks a spring.<BM description>: La Tne III copper alloy brooch",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50028,British Museum,1091.7,,,803
50062,72117,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,One of four additional brooches in the Gibbs collection at the British museum that are thought to have come from this site.<BM description>: Bronze brooch. One-piece; sprung; catch-plate perforated and damaged. Type series: Colchester BB; Hull T90,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50028,British Museum,1091.C.70,,,803
50062,72118,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of four additional brooches in the Gibbs collection at the British museum that are thought to have come from this site.<BM description>: Copper alloy brooch. Type series: La Tne III,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50028,British Museum,1091.A.70,,,803
50062,72119,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,One of four additional brooches in the Gibbs collection at the British museum that are thought to have come from this site.<BM description>: Bronze brooch in two fragments. Type series: La Tne III; Nauheim,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50028,British Museum,1091.B.70,,,803
50062,72120,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of four additional brooches in the Gibbs collection at the British museum that are thought to have come from this site.<BM description>: Copper alloy brooch. Type series: La Tne III,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50028,British Museum,1091.D.70,,,803
40121,72121,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker of unusual form and with crushed pyrites temper - crushed at feetN/NR globular  Beaker with chequerboard decoration; lower 1/2d undecorated. 233mm tall. , RD-167mm; BD-110mmClarke (1970: 316, No. 290/1299)",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Feet,Crushed at the feet ,,,Pottery,70985,Hull and East Riding Museum,192.42,,,804
72053,72122,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Animal bone of ox and pig in the mound with secondary burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed with the burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70986,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,804
40122,72123,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Double-edged flint knife seemingly surrogate for missing left foot,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Substitute for missing foot ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70987,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40122,72124,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake or splinter seemingly surrogate for missing left foot,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Flint flake or splinter seemingly surrogate for missing left foot,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70987,Unknown,,,,
40122,72125,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Pin behind back of skull - hair tie - made of sheep/goat shank bone. Point facing upwards to top of head. Very sharp point ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed directly behind the head and looks like it was in hair; point facing upwards to top/ crown of head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70987,Unknown,,,,
40122,72126,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scraper almost touching teeth - surrogate for tongue?,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Scraper touches teeth and seems to be substitute for tongue; curved edge faced away from teeth to give this rounded impression of tongue ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70987,Unknown,,,,
72054,72127,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Burial 2. A jet bead-like object  on chest and child humerus by elbow. Small jet stud or pendant with two pairs of holes drilled into it. Note the presence of the child humerus deliberately placed by her left elbow is intriguing Identified as a necklace fastener in Woodward and Hunter 2015,  193 ID224",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),70988,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72054,72128,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Fragments of decorated Beaker with burial 2 ; just a small number of sherds indeterminate type                                  ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed in grave with inhumation but exact location not given - may be scattered around ,,,Pottery,70988,Hull and East Riding Museum,239.42,,,
50067,72129,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn containing cremation. No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50029,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),8637,,,807
72056,72130,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Bell Beaker at shoulders of burial 3-rushed and uncommon type (M fig 608). Short necked Beaker with horizontal incised lines around neck and bands of herring-bone decoration on body. N/NRChevron decoration but lower third undecorated. Clarke (1970: 416, Nos 388/1300). 18cm tall",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,70990,Hull and East Riding Museum,186.42,,,
72055,72131,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn containing cremation. No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,70989,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),8637,,,807
72057,72132,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife placed with scattered bones at A,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with the scattered bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"70991, 70992",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72058,72133,,Pot,,,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,Grimston pottery mixed in with the cremations in the crematorium - just broken sherds. Likely more than one vessel represented. An MNI of one vessel ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,70993,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
50071,72134,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),<Pastscape description>: An early 1st c. AD Belgic jar. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50030,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),8400,,,808
40123,72135,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,red deer antler with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70995,Unknown,,,,
72059,72136,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Four flint flakes near skull 4 chips of dark coloured flint placed in a row reaching from left parietal bone to chin. (figs 593 a-d).,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Four flakes placed near skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70996,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72060,72137,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,2 black flint flakes by feet of male in pit F,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Two flakes placed by the feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70997,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72060,72138,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Two splinters of ox bone by knee of F,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Splinters of animal bones placed at the knees,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70997,Unknown,,,,
72061,72139,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Under skull of I: frags of twisted string/rope strands & woven knitted textile - very rare,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Knitted textile under skull - possibly this was a bag to hold the teeth and return them to the woman on her death,,,Textile,70998,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72062,72140,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Plain Food Vessel or Vase accompanying cremation E not containing it ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed beside cremated remains and not containing them ,,,Pottery,70999,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72063,72141,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin probably used to wrap material around infant - slightly broken ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by legs ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71000,British Museum,,,,811
72064,72142,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin probably used to wrap material around infant,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by legs and may have been used to wrap the burial in a shroud ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71001,British Museum,,,,811
72065,72143,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by legs possibly to secure a shroud ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71002,British Museum,,,,811
72066,72144,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Punch-shaped flint ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71003,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,811
72066,72145,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel above decayed remains of an infant and under the old adult  ; the vessel is fragmentary ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed and shared between the two burials ,,,Pottery,"71003, 71004",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,811
40126,72146,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with triangular incised decoration and punctuated markings. Urn was 6.25 inches high and 4.5 inches wide at mouth. Pot has similarities with Collared Urns from adjacent barrow G84156mm tall and 115mm rd; small for CU type ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40102,British Museum,,,,812
40126,72147,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Calcined flint tool (?flake or blade) that was pyre good in with the cremated remains,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the pot with the cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40102,British Museum,,,,812
72087,72148,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Miniature Collared Urn with twisted thong impressions containing child. The pot was 4.25 inches high, 3.4 inches wide at mouth and 2.75 inches wide at base. Overhanging rim is covered with encompassing lines of twisted thong impressions - pot has similarities with those from adjacent barrow G84106mm tall",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71005,British Museum,,,,812
50074,72149,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 478>: globular bowl (Birchall fig. 1, Nos 1-2).Birchall (1965, 299 item 1)Bushe-Fox (1925, 11) (Plate VIII, pot 15).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71006,British Museum,"19,231,108.10",,,18
50074,72150,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Stead 1976, 411>: bronze 'Colchester' brooch with open catch-plate<Birchall 1965, 299>: (Bushe-Fox, fibula type 4, Plate XII No. 4).Bronze fibula, almost complete. Perhaps step-pattern on catch-plate originally. Quadruple bilateral spring with external chord and hook.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Contained within globular bowl GID_gg72149,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71006,British Museum,"19,231,108.40",,,18
40127,72151,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Incense cup next to FV hybrid (for another cremation). Straight-sided and mainly undecorated except marks on rim. It is slightly burnt and heat-affected by cremation. No perforations3.2cm tall (Kinnes and Longworth 1985: 81),N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed next to the in situ cremated remains ,,,Pottery,40127,British Museum,79 12-9 1159,,,813
72088,72152,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel- Collared urn hybrid with in situ cremations on side ; decorated ; slightly heat affected and surrounded by burnt soil  11.8cm tall,N/a,Complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside in situ cremated remains ,,,Pottery,71007,British Museum,79 12-9 1158,,,813
72089,72153,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Calcined flint knife with burnt body - pyre good,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71008,British Museum,,,,813
72090,72154,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn standing upright and surrounded by cremation; undecorated. This may be of interest as the body was that of a child. Is there ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Standing upright and surrounded by cremation - does not contain it,,,Pottery,71009,British Museum,,,,813
72091,72155,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Beautifully made inverted miniature Collared Urn (presum contained cremation) with herring-bone decoration. Note this Collared Urn and the other one and those from Barrow G83. This one is a miniature urn that was 3.5 inches high, 3.75 inches wide at top and 2.75 inches at the base. Decoration was confined to the upper half of the vessel 90mm tall ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71010,British Museum,,,,813
40128,72156,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Upright undecorated Collared Urn placed on top of child cremation. Note this is a child and the pot is plain. It is 6.5 inches tall (ie 16.3cm) , 5inches wide at the mouth and 3.5 inches wide at the base. . 20.cm tall (Kinnes & Longworth 1985: 82)Kinnes & longworth state that the 2 children were placed around upright vessel 1 standing on vessel 2 on side with mouth W",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly on top of and above cremation which was burnt in situ ,,,Pottery,40104,British Museum,79 12-9 1163,,,814
40128,72157,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Undecorated and poorly made Collared Urn; set on side on top of second child cremation. Again there is a pattern here between plain pots and children. 20.cm tall (Kinnes & Longworth 1958: 82)Kinnes & longworth state that the 2 children were placed around upright vessel 1 standing on vessel 2 on side with mouth W,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Set on side and on top of the in situ child cremation ,,,Pottery,71011,British Museum,79 12-9 1164,,,814
40129,72158,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Decorated Collared Urn in front of face; hatched decoration on rim.Twisted cord decoration  and 4 rows of horseshoes. 10.5cm tall ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face of in situ and unraked cremation ,,,Pottery,40105,British Museum,1165,,,815
40130,72159,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with raised ribs but otherwise plain and broken - with disturbed inhumation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With inhumation but note that this inhumation had been disturbed ,,,Pottery,71012,British Museum,,,,816
72092,72160,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup or mini Food Vessel with impressed twisted thong decoration placed amongst cremation. No perforaations. 3.8cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed directly on top of the cremation ,,,Pottery,71013,British Museum,1170,,,816
72093,72161,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup placed amongst bones; line and dot decoration . incised infilled triangles. No perforations. 6.2cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed directly on top of cremation ,,,Pottery,71014,British Museum,1169,,,816
72094,72162,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Incense cup on bones with twisted thong decoration; also has perforations . Chevrons and 5.6cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed directly on top of body ,,,Pottery,72094,British Museum,1171,,,816
72095,72163,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,coffin - decayed wood under primary inhumation ; also large flint block placed in front of head and chest. . Under head and back and extending beyond them were the remains of wood upon which that part of the body had been laid. The length of the deposit was 1.3m but there was no appearance of wood having covered the body or if it having been placed under its thighs and legs ,N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed under primary inhumation - perhaps more a flat wooden board rather than a coffin,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71016,Unknown,,,,816
72096,72164,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Lignite pendant ornament with perforation & rounded base at back of neckKinnes and Longworth (1985: 82) say it is actually jet. Cut & polished to trapezoidal outline with bevels, drilled. Could this be re-used spacer plate from composite spacer plate jet necklace? 2cm long",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at the back of the neck ,,Y,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71017,British Museum,1174,,,816
72096,72165,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn with extensive herringbone decoration at head of aged female . 10.7cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Head,Placed at head of aged female ,,,Pottery,71017,British Museum,1173,,,816
72095,72166,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with herringbone zigzag decoration. Note that this is a partial inhumation with a Collared Urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed close to the head ,,,Pottery,71018,Unknown,,,,816
72097,72167,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Macehead or battle axe - had been burnt as pyre good; beautiful and made of basalt. BasaltKinnes and Longworth (1985: 83) say this battle axe is actually made of lithic sandstone . Roe IVD. Ground & polished and cylindrical perforation. L-10.2cm & 4.4cm W. ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in with the cremation and slightly burnt ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71019,British Museum,1175,,,816
72097,72168,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Pig bone with cremation with macehead - all pyre goods,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Quantities of burnt pig bone mixed in with the cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71019,Unknown,,,,816
72098,72169,,Tool,,,78,Cushion Stone,,Possible cushion stone or large sandstone nodule -burnt- at right knee of older person 5.2cm long. It is split and one end abraded (Kinnes and Longworth 1985: 83),N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Legs,Placed at the knees - interesting could it be a cushion stone? ,,,Sandstone,71020,British Museum,1178,,,816
72098,72170,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Small scraper behind head of younger child in central grave. 2.5cm long,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71021,British Museum,1176,,,816
72098,72171,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin on left side of the head of younger person. Fragmentary and made of ovicaprid longbone ; broken and very eroded . 5.3cm long ,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed on left side of head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71021,British Museum,1177,,,816
40131,72172,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Unurned  cremation of woman with very fine pot with highly decorated lid accompanying it - work of art!. Beautiful pot with lovely decorated lid; pot itself degraded. 5.9cm tall. Single perforation through peak of lid. Cup & lid- unique vessel with deep triangular impressions. Similarities in shape with Folkton Drums? ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed next to cremation ,Y,,Pottery,71022,British Museum,1197,,,817
40134,72175,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Finely flaked knife - flaked all over; in front of face by hands,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed in front of face by hands ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40107,British Museum,1204,,,818
40134,72176,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel v similar to that from GCIII. Contained vegetable matter; food; 3 horizontally-placed  perforated lugs. Herring-bone whipped cord. 10.2cm tall. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed on side behind head and contained food residues possibly ,,,Pottery,40107,British Museum,1203,,,818
40135,72177,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Central grave lined with wooden planks - likely a coffin of bier. The body was also covered with wooden planks ; body coverd with a wooden plank lid ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,The grave is lined with wooden planks ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40108,Unknown,,,,819
40135,72178,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel still containing organic residue; beautifully made & decorated with three unpierced lugs; similar to Food Vessel in C102. It is a Yorkshire vase with fine dec. 10.8cm tall,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Filled with organic residue and placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,40108,British Museum,1205,,,819
72100,72179,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl or pricker by temple of female inhumation. Broken and placed directly on skull. 1.6cm long,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by the temple ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71024,British Museum,1206,,,819
40137,72181,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Several bones of large old ox & some of a young one above burial in mound; also sheep bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill and mound above the burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40110,Unknown,,,,820
40137,72182,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,a few pot sherds had been broken and disturbed by earlier opening ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40110,Unknown,,,,820
40138,72183,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragmentary Collared Urn containing cremated remains of an adult and a child. POt not preserved ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"40111, 71025",Unknown,,,,821
40139,72184,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Calcined flint tool of some sort - pyre good,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremation as a pyre good so burnt with body,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40112,British Museum,,,,822
40139,72185,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,burnt bone pin (pyre good) made from the wing bone of a bird. l-6.8CMcUT AND POLISHED POINT AND POINT DAMAGED AND BUTT BROKEN,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly on top of cremation as a pyre good,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40112,British Museum,1209,,,822
40139,72186,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn placed on top of pile of cremated bones; thong decoration on rim onlyCU missing,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Covering the body,Placed directly on top of the pile of cremated bones. Uncertain whether this was burnt with the cremation - need to check - or added afterwards,,,Pottery,40112,Unknown,,,,822
72102,72187,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Well made flint knife behind head; convex and flakedMissing,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed directly behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71027,Unknown,,,,823
72101,72189,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scraper close to face,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed very close to face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71026,Unknown,,,,823
40141,72190,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel behind head of child; unusual shape with herring-bone decoration. Very small and more like a miniature cup in fact - decoration restricted to rim. It was 2.35 inches high, 3.5inches wide at the moiuth and 1.8 inches wide at the base. It was well-made with fine paste. Described as an Accessory cup by Kinnes & Longworth (1985: 86). 5.3cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,40114,British Museum,1210,,,824
40141,72191,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin made from ?roe-deer metacarpal and polished but point broken. 19.5cm long ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind shoulders ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71028,British Museum,1211,,,824
40141,72192,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,"Under flint block was a great quantity of burnt matter including charcoal, residues and ox bone - food offering? Placed under flint block and associated with crushed Food Vessel - placed in front of face ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Under FV in front of face ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71029,Unknown,,,,824
40141,72193,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary Food Vessel crushed by big flint block and surrounded by organic matter & bone ; 4 imperforate lugs. Herringbone dec. Placed at the face. 13.2cm tall ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Smashed possibly deliberately by large flint block and contained food stuff; placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71029,British Museum,1211,,,824
40141,72194,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,round flint scraper by head of older male,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by head of older male ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71030,British Museum,,,,824
40141,72195,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Amongst material around older male on ground surface were ox, sheep & pig animal bone - residues of funerary feast? ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Scattered around body of older male ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71030,British Museum,,,,824
72103,72196,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,By neck of young woman - roughly made round scraper,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by neck,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71031,British Museum,,,,824
72103,72197,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel in front of face with four unpierced lugs and herring-bone decoration. Encircling bands of decoration and 5.5 inches high and 5.75 inches wide at mouth137mm ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71031,British Museum,,,,824
72067,72198,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn.Bushe-Fox (1925, 8) (Plate VI, pot 2)Birchall (1965, 299, item 3)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,Y,,Pottery,71032,British Museum,"1923,0713.27 (see also 1923,0713.27.a)",,,18
72067,72199,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn.Bushe-Fox (1925, 9) (Plate VII, pot 5)Birchall (1965, 299, item 4)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71032,British Museum,"1923,0713.32; 1923,0713.33",,,18
72067,72200,,Other,,,260,Wire,,"<Bushe-Fox 1925, 4>: 'Three small fragments of iron, two flat and thin, the third a slender rod or wire'",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,71032,Unknown,,,,18
72068,72201,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Bushe-Fox 1925, 4>: Beaker standing upright on the gravel, the rim apparently having been cut away by the plough.Bushe-Fox (1925, 11) (Plate VIII, pot 13)Birchall (1965, 299, item 5)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71033,British Museum,"19,230,713.23",,,18
40142,72202,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Small, prettily made flint knife in front of face of older woman, carefully flaked all over & convex",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40115,Unknown,,,,825
72069,72203,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Fragmentary iron brooch with a 4-coil spring with internal chord. The foot is broken at the corner of the catch-plate. Other iron fragments in the grave group could derive from additional brooch pins (Stead 1976, 410, fig. 4 No. 3).Bushe-Fox (1925, 40) (Plate XII, brooch 1)Birchall (1965, 299, item 8)<BM description>: Iron brooch, eight fragments",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within urn,,,Iron,71034,British Museum,"19,230,713.40",,,18
72069,72204,,Pot,,,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"Coarseware biconical urn.Bushe-Fox (1925, 14) (Plate IX, pot 31)Birchall (1965, 299, item 6)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71034,British Museum,"19,230,713.30",,,18
72069,72205,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"The base and a few other fragments of fineware conical urnBushe-Fox (1925, 9) (Plate VII, pot 7)Birchall (1965, 299, item 7)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,71034,Unknown,"19,230,713.31",,,18
72104,72206,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl of pricker nearly 2 inches long behind head of older female with tang to insert into handle. Tang insertion into handle was 0.5 inch long. Very sharp point,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71035,Unknown,,,,825
72104,72207,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,large roughly made flint scraper in grave fill with older female Not preserved ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill and possibly not deposited with body according to Greenwell ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71035,,,,,825
72070,72208,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Inverted wide-mouthed bowl resting on 2-3 large flat flintsBushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 28)Birchall (1965, 299, item 11)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Inverted and resting on 2-3 large flat flints,,,Pottery,71037,Unknown,"19,230,713.14",,,18
72070,72209,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker.Bushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 27)Birchall (1965, 299, item 10)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Positioned in a pair with GID_gg72210,,,Pottery,71037,British Museum,"19,230,713.13",,,18
72070,72210,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker.Bushe-Fox (1925, 15) (Plate IX, pot 34)Birchall (1965, 299, item 9)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Positioned in a pair with GID_gg72209,Y,,Pottery,71037,British Museum,"19,230,713.15",,,18
40143,72211,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Handled Beaker with well-exec dec; pointillee horiz lines of dots & lattice bands; handle decorated. This may have affinities with Cornish handled Beakers. 18.1cm tall.  SH4(B)Clarke 1970: No.1314),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head - note this is a handled Beaker ,,,Pottery,40116,British Museum,1215,,,826
40143,72212,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Placed under handled Beaker; small unflaked knife; placed behind shoulders ; looks like it has been made expediently, but it has bilateral wear and utilised. Kinnes & Longworth say it is a utilised blade (1985: 87)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind shoulders ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40116,British Museum,1218,,,826
40143,72213,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Peculiar FV of poor clay and 6.8 "" high with 6 unpierced ears & 2 lines of fingernail impressed dec at rim. Rather irregularly made rim and plain apart from fingernail decoration and lugs/ ears. Jabbed impressions. It is not a typical Food Vessel. 16.7cm tall",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,71038,British Museum,1216,,,826
72106,72214,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Sherds of Beaker that had been disturbed. Tooth comb impressed and lattices. Clarke 1970: No. 1313; S2(W),N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71039,British Museum,1217,,,826
72107,72215,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,remains of wooden bier under burial or containing it . Wood planking ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71040,Unknown,,,,826
72107,72216,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,remains of wooden bier under burial or containing it ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71041,Unknown,,,,826
72071,72217,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Conical urnBushe-Fox (1925, 10) (Plate VII, pot 10)Birchall (1965, 299, item 12)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71042,British Museum,"19,230,713.24",,,18
72072,72218,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn.Bushe-Fox (1925, 9) (Plate VII, pot 6)Birchall (1965, 299, item 13)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71043,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),7836,,,18
40144,72219,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn with cremation; rim decorated.. Decoration restricted to the rim and just below it - waisted thong impressions E & I; it had been slightly disturbed by plough,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Base of urn removed by plough,,,Pottery,71044,British Museum,1600,,,827
72108,72220,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel with 6 perforated lugs at shoulder; 11cm high; twisted thong imprese line decoration; the lugs are decorated as well. 20 parallel encircling lines of twisted-thong decoration  but rest of vessel plain. 14cm wide mouthFood Vessel not preserved ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face of child ,,,Pottery,71045,British Museum,,,,827
72073,72221,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Necked jarBushe-Fox (1925, 11) (Plate VIII, pot 14)Birchall (1965, 299, item 14)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71046,British Museum,"19,230,713.16",,,18
72073,72222,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"JarBushe-Fox (1925, 12) (Plate VIII, pot 18)Birchall (1965, 299, item 15)Thompson (1982, XX",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71046,British Museum,"19,230,713.17",,,18
72073,72223,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Small cordoned bowlBushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 30)Birchall (1965, 299, item 16)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71046,British Museum,"19,230,713.18",,,18
40145,72224,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,Two bronze earrings or basket ornaments at ears/ shoulders on either side. This one is broken at both ends. Punch decoration - punch marks and chevrons 3cm in diameter ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Head,"Placed on eiither side of head, at ears or shoulders ",,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40117,British Museum,1223,,,828
40145,72225,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl or drill with square centre & sharp point at crown of head. Under 5cm long; tips lacking Thomas type 1 - tang with square section and point with round section ,N/a,Almost complete,Used,On side,Direct,Head,Placed at crown of head ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40117,British Museum,1221,,,828
40145,72226,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel decorated all over with fine twisted thong Herring-bone decoration; 4 unpierced lugs (only 3 survive) Very beautifully shaped and well-made and only the ears or lugs are undecorated. 16cm tall and 18 cm wide at mouth. Food Vessel at face (Simpson 1968: fig. 45.1; Kinnes and Longworth 1985: 88)Note already broken and base missing when put into the grave - intriguing ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,40117,British Museum,1219,,,828
40145,72227,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Lower half of a Beaker - all over finger-punched rustication. 10.5cm tall,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed in an already broken state at the feet ,,,Pottery,71047,British Museum,1593,,,828
72109,72228,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragmentary Food Vessel with bones of child.Kinnes and Longworth (1985: 88) say the sherds are Collared sherds - is this actually a Collared Urn?? It is in Longworth so I have reidentified it. Incised herringbone on rim (Longworth 1984: No. 704),N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed by plough,,,Pottery,71050,British Museum,1594,,,828
72074,72229,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Globular jar/bowl.Bushe-Fox (1925, 12) (Plate VIII, pot 21)Birchall (1965, 299-300, item 17)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Positioned in pair with GIDdd72230,,,Pottery,71049,British Museum,"19,230,713.11",,,18
72074,72230,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Globular jar/bowlBushe-Fox (1925, 11-12) (Plate VIII, pot 17)Birchall (1965, 300, item 19)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Positioned in pair with GIDdd72229,,,Pottery,71049,Unknown,"19,230,713.10",,,18
72074,72231,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Globular bowlBushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 29)Birchall (1965, 300, item 18)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,Secondary association,On its side a little distance away from the other pots,,,Pottery,71049,Unknown,19230713.12,,,18
40146,72232,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Roughly made Beaker with chevron & zigzag decor; almost straight-sided; decorated with star on base. It is actually quite an unusual style of Beaker with blocks of  horizontal lines placed in vertical bands and chevrons and zigzags below. Very weak carination. Base is most interesting with the decorated cross and lattices. It was 14cm tall and 11.4cm wide at the mouth,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Either behind or in front of head (too degraded to tell),,,Pottery,40118,British Museum,1224,,,829
40147,72233,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Central grave lined with wood - coffin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,The grave was fully lined with wood ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40119,Unknown,,,,830
40147,72236,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Rudely made narrow Food Vessel at crown of head; cord-impressed decoration. Narrow pot that was 18cm tall, and 15cm wide at mouth. Decoration confined to upper two thirds of the vessel consisted of two bands of lines on inside and one on edge of lip and five below the lip, all encircling the vessel and made of short cord-impressions placed vertically. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face at crown of head ,,,Pottery,40119,British Museum,1226,,,830
40147,72237,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Yellowish-red ochre placed next to the head of the individual ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Yellow red ochre close to head ,,,Ochre,40119,,,,,830
72078,72239,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cordoned vessel.Bushe-Fox 1925, 6: fragments from a vessel with lightly impressed cordons",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71052,Unknown,,,,18
72079,72240,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"Wooden bucket with iron hoops and handles<Birchall 1965, 300 (taken from Bushe-Fox 1925, 6-7)>: The bucket had three iron hoops, of which the metal was badly corroded. It was probably c. 2 ft. 6 in. in diameter originally, but there was nothing to indicate its original height since all the woodwork had perished. The hoops appeared to have measured 3/4 in., 1 in. and 1 1/4 in. in width respectively, and were about 7/8 in. thick. They had been fastened to the wooden staves by iron nails or rivets. Two circular drop-handles were attached to one of the iron hoops.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Positioned centrally in the grave,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71053,Unknown,,,,18
72079,72241,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"One of two small bowls contained within the wooden bucket.Bushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 23)Birchall (1965, 300, item 24)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly upon cremated bone in bucket,,,Pottery,71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.40",,,18
40148,72242,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Remains of wood found with body - esp head and feetDid not cover body though. Focused at head and feet but not necessarily under all body either ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40120,Unknown,,,,831
72079,72243,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"One of two small bowls contained within the wooden bucketBushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 26)Birchall (1965, 300, item 26)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly upon cremated bone in bucket,,,Pottery,71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.60",,,18
72079,72244,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of two 'Aylesford' brooches.Incomplete boss on bow brooch. Distorted four coil spring with a thin wire through it; internal chord (Stead 1976, 403, fig. 1 No.2)Found in the bucket on the surface of the calcined bone and ashes (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,On top of calcined bones and ashes within bucket GID_gg72240,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.34",,,18
40148,72245,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with dotted impressions & plain raised rib around mouth; zigzags & twisted thong decoration. Pot is 14.5cm tall and 15.9cm wide at mouth. Plain rib encircles vase at mouth and another is set 5cm below it. All impressions are of twisted thong. It is perhaps moving towards a Collared Urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed at the feet ,,,Pottery,40120,British Museum,1227,,,831
72079,72246,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of two 'Aylesford' broochesFragment of boss on bow brooch, similar to GID_gg72244 (Stead 1976, 403)Found at the bottom of the bucket under the ashes (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Within bucket GID_gg72240 under the calcined bones and ashes,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.35",,,18
72079,72247,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"One of two 'badly crushed and broken' pedestal urns held upright with flints.Large flints were wedged against the pedestals to keep them upright (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)Bushe-Fox (1925, 9) (Plate VI, pot 3)Birchall (1965, 300, item 21)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Arranged in a pair with pedestal urn GID_gg72248 outside the bucket,,,Pottery,71053,British Museum,19230713.1,,,18
72079,72248,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"One of two 'badly crushed and broken' pedestal urns held upright with flints.Large flints were wedged against the pedestals to keep them upright (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)Bushe-Fox (1925, 9) (Plate VI, pot 4)Birchall (1965, 300, item 22)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Arranged in a pair with pedestal urn GID_gg72247 outside the bucket,,,Pottery,71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.20",,,18
72079,72249,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"One of two small bowls outside the bucket and pressed against each other (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)Bushe-Fox (1925, 12) (Plate IX, pot 22)Birchall (1965, 300, item 23)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,"Pressed against bowl GID_gg72250, immediately against the bucket",,,Pottery,71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.30",,,18
72079,72250,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"One of two small bowls outside the bucket and pressed against each other (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)Bushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 25)Birchall (1965, 300, item 25)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,"Pressed against bowl GID_gg72249, immediately against the bucket",,,Pottery,71053,British Museum,"19,230,713.50",,,18
72079,72251,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"One of two round pebbles, this one, thought possibly to have served as a loomweight - there were traces of rust in a hole in the top of the stone as if a ring or a hook had been inserted (Bushe-Fox 1925, 6)No further contextual details were provided in the site report.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71053,Unknown,,,,18
72079,72252,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,One of two round pebbles.No further contextual details were provided in the site report.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71053,Unknown,,,,18
72079,72253,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Shapeless lump of bronze probably representing some ornament melted during the burning of the body (Bushe-Foxe 1925, 6)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,On top of calcined bones and ashes within bucket GID_gg72240,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71053,Unknown,,,,18
40149,72254,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Lower half of a Food Vessel vase (Mort fig 967) accomanying child cremation. quite plain and quite a lot missing partic of rim etc. Sharp carination,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside the cremation but does not contain it ,,,Pottery,40121,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,832
40152,72255,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Boat-shaped battle axe (Pierced hammerhead) of grey stone - broken by heat of pyre - pyre good F96. Otherwise it is in good condition and fairly fresh with no signs of wear ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed on top of cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40124,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,833
40152,72256,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Three burnt flint flakes with cremation - pyre goods,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with cremation as pyre goods ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40124,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,833
40152,72257,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,"Bone pin with a hole in the broad end - so possibly a needle unburnt with cremated remains F962. The hole has broken and worn through, looks like bird bone. Very sharp end and point still there, not broken off",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation; unburnt so placed there after cremation and not a pyre good ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40124,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,833
40152,72258,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Small vessel (Mort fig 960) accompanying cremation; fingernail decoration.Mortimer calls this a Food Vase but it is clearly a Collared Urn . It is decorated with zigzags and lattices on collar and upper 1/3rd of body. Decoration is incised and quite 'free-hand' and irregular and sloppy. Also decoration around base Mortimer calls this a food vase but it is a miniature Collared Urn. 118mm tall and 100mm rd,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed next to cremation ,,,Pottery,40124,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,833
40157,72259,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,A few flint flakes with burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40126,Unknown,,,,
40157,72260,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel accompanying primary inhumation - ornamented & placed close to chest; chalk blocks pressed around it. The pot was 16.8cm tall and the same across the mouth, See Mortimer fig. 832. It is well made and regular with eight unpierced lugs under rim on shoulder. Vertical impressed lines in dots are placed in two bands below the raised zone - well-executed decoration ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest ,,,Pottery,40126,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40159,72262,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragment of Food Vessel - not whole vessel,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,40128,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,837
72110,72263,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Degraded coffin/grave liner containing Food Vessel inhumation - lots of wood traces 'a small cist of wood' (Mortimer 1905, 296)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Lining grave and containing inhumation ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71056,Unknown,,,,837
72110,72264,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Upright Food Vessel in coffin with a bulge in rim-?handle. Very broad base,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,Not sure of exact placement with inhumation as bone was degraded ,,,Pottery,71056,Unknown,,,,837
72080,72265,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn. The urn was kept in place by large flints wedged against its pedestal and resting on its foot-ring ... The upper part was much broken, having probably been hit by the plough (Bushe-Fox 1925, 7).<BM description>: Five pottery rim sherds, seven decorated sherds, one base sherd and one bag of crumbsBushe-Fox (1925, 8) (Plate VI, pot 1)Birchall (1965, 300, item 28)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71057,British Museum,"19,230,713.25",,,18
72081,72269,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Neckless bowl. Damaged during hop planting (Bushe-Fox 1925, 7)Bushe-Fox (1925, 14) (Plate IX, pot 33)Birchall (1965, 300, item 30)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Clustered with two other vessels,,,Pottery,71059,British Museum,"19,230,713.21",,,18
72081,72270,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Truncated conical bowl broken in fragments (Bushe-Fox 1925, 7)Bushe-Fox (1925, 15) (Plate IX, pot 35)Birchall (1965, 300, item 31)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Clustered with two other vessels,,,Pottery,71059,British Museum,"19,230,713.29",,,18
72081,72271,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Globular bowl.Bushe-Fox (1925, 11) (Plate IX, pot 16)Birchall (1965, 300, item 29)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Clustered with two other vessels,,,Pottery,71059,British Museum,"19,230,713.22",,,18
72082,72272,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"A few fragments of a well made burnished pedestal urn (unreconstructable) (Bushe-Fox 1925, 7)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71060,Unknown,,,,18
72083,72273,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Necked jar - badly crushed and broken.Bushe-Fox (1925, 11) (Plate VIII, pot 12)Birchall (1965, 300, item 32)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Positioned close to the other vessel in the grave,,,Pottery,71061,British Museum,"19,230,713.19",,,18
72083,72274,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Biconical jar - badly crushed and broken.Bushe-Fox (1925, 12) (Plate VIII, pot 19)Birchall (1965, 300, item 33)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,Positioned close to the other vessel in the grave,,,Pottery,71061,British Museum,"19,230,713.20",,,18
72084,72275,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Corrugated urnBushe-Fox (1925, 10) (Plate VIII, pot 11)Birchall (1965, 301, item 34)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Grouped with two other pottery vessels,,,Pottery,71062,British Museum,"19,230,713.80",,,18
72084,72276,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Piriform jarBushe-Fox (1925, 10) (Plate VII, pot 9)Birchall (1965, 301, item 35)Thompson (1982, 834-42)NB catalogued with the cremated human remains and some animal bone in the BM",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Grouped with two other pottery vessels,,,Pottery,71062,British Museum,"19,230,713.70",,,18
72084,72277,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Carinated bowlBushe-Fox (1925, 13) (Plate IX, pot 24)Birchall (1965, 301, item 37)Thompson (1982, XX)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,Grouped with two other pottery vessels,,,Pottery,71062,British Museum,19230713.9,,,18
72084,72278,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of two badly corroded and broken brooches. The brooches had either six or eight springs and there must have been a hook for the external chord though none exists (Stead 1976, 410, fig.4 No.4).BM type series: Langdon Down",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,One of two brooches positioned to either side of the cinerary vessel,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71062,British Museum,"19,230,713.39",,,18
72084,72279,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of two badly corroded and broken brooches. The brooches had either six or eight springs and there must have been a hook for the external chord though none exists (Stead 1976, 410, fig.4 No.4).BM type series: Langdon Down",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,One of two brooches positioned to either side of  the cinerary vessel,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71062,British Museum,"19,230,713.38",,,18
72084,72280,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Bronze fragment (Bushe-Fox 1925, 7)There is no information about where the small fragment of bronze came from.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71062,Unknown,,,,18
72085,72281,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urnBushe-Fox (1925, 9-10) (Plate VII, pot 8)Birchall (1965, 301, item 38)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,Lying close to other urn,,,Pottery,71063,British Museum,"1923,0713.26 (see also 1923,0713.26.a)",,,18
72085,72282,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal urn similar to that containing the calcined bones (Bushe-Fox 1925, 8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,Lying close to other urn,,,Pottery,71063,Unknown,,,,18
72085,72283,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Small and broken Colchester brooch, similar in form to the brooches in Grave 18 but smaller and with a higher/narrower/thicker bow. It has an 8-coil spring with external chord and hook and the side-wings are ridged. The flat bow has been damaged and distorted. One of the two bends in the bow could have been done in antiquity (Stead 1976, 410).See also Bushe-Fox 1925, 42-3 (Plate XII No. 6)",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,At the feet of the urns,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71063,British Museum,"19,230,713.36",,,18
72085,72284,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Head of a bronze brooch with a broad bow, 8-coil spring, external chord and hook. There are no side-wings (Stead 1976, 411, fig.4 No. 5)",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,At the feet of the urns,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71063,British Museum,"19,230,713.37",,,18
72086,72285,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Large decorated 'S'-sided bowlBushe-Fox (1925, 12) (Plate VIII, pot 20)Birchall (1965, 301, item 41)Thompson (1982, 834-42)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74387,British Museum,"19,231,108.20",,,18
72086,72286,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Fragmentary pedestal urnBirchall (1965, 301, item 42)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74387,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),6926,,,18
72086,72288,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),<BM online database description>: Four wall sherds of pottery urn.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74387,British Museum,"19,230,713.45",,,18
72086,72289,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),<BM online database description>: Four rim sherds and fourteen wall sherds of a pottery vessel.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74387,British Museum,"19,230,713.42",,,18
72086,72290,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),<BM online database description>: Twelve wall sherds of pottery urn.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74387,British Museum,"19,230,713.43",,,18
72086,72291,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),<BM online database description>: Two boxes of sherds and sixteen wall sherds of pottery urn.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74387,British Museum,"19,230,713.44",,,18
72086,72292,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<BM online database descriptions>: 1923,0713.41: Sixteen pottery wall sherds; miscellaneous vessels of various wares.1923,1108.3: Pottery sherd",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74387,British Museum,"1923,0713.41; 1923,1108.3",,,18
72086,72294,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"Bronze bucket escutcheonBushe-Fox (1925, Plate XIV item 17)Birchall (1965, 301, item 43) (Plate XIV): 'the loop shows signs of wear within, and the openwork plate is imperfect'",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74387,British Museum,"19,231,108.50",,,18
50075,72296,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),Small fragment of pedestal urn,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50032,Herne Bay Museum,,,,838
50075,72297,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),Platters,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50032,Herne Bay Museum,,,,838
50075,72298,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),Small cup,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50032,Herne Bay Museum,,,,838
50075,72299,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Vase. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50032,Herne Bay Museum,,,,838
50075,72300,,Other,,,70,Coin,,Coin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Metal Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),50032,Unknown,,,,838
50078,72301,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),Pedestal urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71064,Herne Bay Museum,,,,839
72111,72302,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Coarse cordoned (pedestal) urn.This is unsymmetrical, and, to judge by the sagging base, is of comparatively late date; the ware is soft, dull brown, and somewhat coarsely grooved, distortion being most noticeable at the mouth (Ince 1928, 94).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,"19,290,304.10",,,840
72111,72303,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),One of four pedestal urn bases,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,"1929,0304.17?",,,840
72111,72304,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),One of four pedestal urn bases,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,"1929,0304.17?",,,840
72111,72305,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),One of four pedestal urn bases,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,"1929,0304.17?",,,840
72111,72306,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),One of four pedestal urn bases,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,"1929,0304.17?",,,840
72111,72307,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),A flat-footed base,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,"19,290,304.17",,,840
72111,72308,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),A fragmentary 'S'-sided bowl,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,,,,840
50078,72309,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified), Small Belgic burial urn of reddish ware,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Herne Bay Museum,,,,839
50081,72310,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware cordoned tall necked narrow mouthed jar (Thompson 1982, 702)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71065,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72112,72311,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Bowl with offset neck (Thompson 1982, 702)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71066,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72112,72312,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Part of a sliver brooch lacking most of the catch-plate. 4-coil spring with internal chord.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within urn,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Silver",71066,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
50081,72313,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bronze brooch with external chord and triangular catch-plate,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71065,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72113,72314,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),Small curved-sided bowl,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71067,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72114,72316,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial urn of unknown form - one of three found in August 1924,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71068,,,,,841
72114,72317,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,A small piece of greenish glass shaped as for insertion in a ring,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Glass,70168,Unknown,,,,841
72114,72318,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,A minute grey flint implement,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70168,Unknown,,,,841
72115,72319,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragmentary pot found in April 1924 associated with a silver bracelet and bronze ring,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72115,72320,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Silver bracelet,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Silver,,Unknown,,,,841
72115,72321,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Bronze ring,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],,Unknown,,,,841
72115,72322,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Silver brooch found on the shore in 1891 and thought to be associated with the wider cremation cemetery. Broken catchplate, 2-coil spring, external chord, simple boss on bow (Stead 1976).<BM online catalogue description>: Silver brooch of La Tne III type, with g=bead near top of bow and broken perforated catchplate. Four coil spring with external chord. A circular ring runs through the spring coil, and to this ring is attached a short length of chain, which would probably once have joined this brooch to a second example so that the pair could be worn together.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Silver,,British Museum,"18,910,320.18",,,841
72115,72323,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Elaborately cordoned pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, 702)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72115,72324,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware tall plain everted rim jar with offset neck (Thompson 1982, 702)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Folkestone Museum,,,,841
72115,72325,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Corrugated conical bowl found (together with numerous plain body sherds, now at the BM) at 'The Warren' in 1883 and thought potentially to come from the cemetery at East Wear (Thompson 1982, 702)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,,,,841
50094,72326,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Sholden Bank watermain (Stebbing, 1936, 235-6)>: Large 'bucket urn' with two raised, finger-impressed cordons.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,50042,Unknown,,,,842
50097,72327,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1999, 386>: One of two damaged copper-alloy brooches. These are 'heavily corroded and broken but neither seems to have been burnt, indicating that they had not been cremated with the body'.e I. (fig.2) One-piece Colchester brooch with a slightly tapering, curved bow of octagona cross-section. Camulodunum Type III (Hawkes and Hull, 1947, 308-10). The hook, wings and four of the original eight coils of the spring survive. Pin and catch-plate missing. Surviving length: 67mm. Traces of punched ring-and-dot decoration at the top of the bow (cf. Tester and Bing, 1949, fig. 6, no. 3).'A further forty-eight small copper-alloy fragments were recovered from amongst the excavated cremated bone which are fairly certainly derived also from the brooches. They include two fragments of coiled spring, two short lengths of pin and many small fragments of flat sheet, which must represent the remains of the missing catch-plates.'",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Found amongst the bones,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71069,Unknown,,,,
50097,72328,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1999, 386>: One of two damaged copper-alloy brooches. These are 'heavily corroded and broken but neither seems to have been burnt, indicating that they had not been cremated with the body'.e2. Similar to (e1) [the other Colchester brooch from this burial]. Most of the hook, wings, spring, pin and catch-plate missing. Surviving length: 74mm.'A further forty-eight small copper-alloy fragments were recovered from amongst the excavated cremated bone which are fairly certainly derived also from the brooches. They include two fragments of coiled spring, two short lengths of pin and many small fragments of flat sheet, which must represent the remains of the missing catch-plates.'",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Found amongst the bones,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71069,Unknown,,,,
50097,72329,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"<Rigby in Parfitt 1999, 385>:Fig.2 a.: Ovoid Beaker.Ware - fine-grained silty matrix with occasional red argillaceous pellets; orange ware with smoked grey exterior haze; polished finish.Decoration - notched rouletting in uneven horizontal hoops.Condition - complete; chipped rim and spalled hole on the shoulder. Source - imported from the Marne-Vesle potteries in Gallia Belgica.Date - the range for the basic form is c. 15 BC - AD 60; the shape and  decoration of this example indicates a date of manufacture in the pre-Claudian period.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71069,Unknown,,,,
50097,72330,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Rigby in Parfitt 1999, 385>:Fig.2 b.: Foot-ring Tazza ... a narrow variant, with tall foot-ring, and double cordon at the waist.Ware - heavily tempered with black argillaceous fragments ... grey core, light brown surfaces; smoothed interior masking throwing rings, smoothly burnished exterior.Condition - complete; chipped rim.Source - local. The earliest ceramic prototypes were imported from Gaul in the final quarter of the first century BC.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,71069,Unknown,,,,
50097,72331,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Rigby in Parfitt 1999, 385>:Fig.2 c.: c. Ripple-shouldered bowl.Ware - black argillaceous fragments and some coarse sand; grey core, light brown surfaces; unfinished interior, smoothly burnished rim and base.Decoration - burnished chevrons on matt ground.Condition - complete; chipped rim.Source - local the vessel-form is characteristic of assemblages in the region.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Pottery,71069,Unknown,,,,
50097,72332,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Rigby in Parfitt 1999, 385>:Fig.2 d1.: Conical bowl, with shallow foot-ring and raised cordon on the interior.Grog-tempered Ware - fabric, finish and firing similar to [vessel](b)[within the same grave]; abraded surfaces, but traces of burnished finish inside and out.Condition - restored to virtually complete; complete when buried and fragmented in situ.Source - local.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,71069,Unknown,,,,
50097,72333,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Rigby in Parfitt 1999, 385>:Fig.2 d2.: Foot-ring Platter ... widely-angled wall with a slight off-set below the lip.Grog-tempered Ware - abraded surfaces but traces of a smoothlyburnished finish inside and out.Decoration - narrow band of black coating over lip, probably an organic carbon-like bitumen.Condition - less than half of the rim circuit survives, but probably complete when deposited in the grave.Source - local.",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Pottery,71069,Unknown,,,,
72116,72336,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"< Parfitt 2001, 125 fig.1>: Pot 'a'. Round jar with bead rim and cordon at the base of neck. Fairly hard grog-tempered ware; dark grey core with light grey-brown interior surface and patchy grey and brown, lightly burnished exterior. Damaged on one side.Thompson 1982, Type B 1-3, probably late first century BC to early first century AD. <fineware jar - round with everted rim and single cordon on offset neck>",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71070,Unknown,,,,
72116,72337,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"< Parfitt 2001, 125 fig.1>: Pot 'b'. Small jar with bead rim and cordon at the base of upright neck. Hard grog-tempered ware; dark grey core with dark grey-brown interior surface and patchy dark grey and brown exterior, lightly burnished. Damaged on one side.Thompson 1982, Type B 1-2 <fineware jar - tall and plain with everted rim and offset neck>",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71070,Unknown,,,,
72116,72338,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"< Parfitt 2001, 126 fig.1>: Pot 'c'. Broken vessel serving as the cinerary urn, with cremated bone still adhering to the internal walls. Only about one-third of the pot is present; the remainder was not collected. Apparently a jar with single shallow cordon on the lower body and another below the neck. Rim missing. Relatively soft grog-tempered ware; grey core with orange-brown margins. Dark brown interior surface and patchy dark grey and brown exterior; lightly burnished below lower cordon.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71070,Unknown,,,,
72116,72339,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"< Parfitt 2001, 126>: Pot 'd'. Ten sherds relating to a large, closed form vessel of uncertain overall shape. Most of the pot was not collected. Probable maximum diameter about 240mm; decorated with a shallow double cordon. Relatively soft �grog tempered ware; grey core with orange-brown margins. Dark grey-brown interior surface and dark grey exterior, showing traces of light burnish. Not illustrated.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71070,Unknown,,,,
72116,72340,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"< Parfitt 2001, 126 fig.1>: Pot 'e'. Seven sherds representing the neck and rim of a probable butt-beaker. Very shallow cordon below the rim. Relatively soft grog-tempered ware; brown core with orange-brown margins and dark brown surfaces. Most of the vessel was not collected.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71070,Unknown,,,,
50098,72341,,Clothing,,,75,Crown/Diadem,,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Bronze crown/headband (Parfitt 1995, 72-86) comprising a decorated band worn round the head and a plain strip over the top of the head. Swirly engraved design.<BM description>: The crown is made up of a decorated bronze band worn round the head, with a plain bronze strip riveted onto it which would have run over the top of the head. The decorated band was two raised cordons bordered by plain flanges, with the decoration of La Tne style patterns in the 15mm width between the cordons. It was made from two unequal lengths that overlap and attached with rivets. The decoration does not run smoothly from one length to the other, suggesting that it was executed before they were riveted together. When the crown was discovered, impressions of human hair were visible in the corrosion on the inner surface. This suggests that the metal was worn directly on the head and not padded or strengthened with leather",La T�ne I (La T�ne A/B),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,"Worn directly on head, tilted over eye sockets",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71071,British Museum,"19,900,102.24",,,
50098,72342,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Iron sword with bone handle (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 58-64).",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,Resting over right arm and buried face down,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",71071,British Museum,"19,900,102.10",,,
50098,72343,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Wooden 'hide-shaped' shield with bronze fittings (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 64-72) and swirly openwork design. The shield had no handle and was seemingly broken along its length, potentially folded in half.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,"Placed over left side of body, covering the body?",Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",71071,British Museum,"1990,0102.6-23",,,
50098,72344,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Brooch. Cast bronze ornamented with knobs of coral (Parfitt 1995, 86-8)BM type series; Hull & Hawkes Type 2B La Tne IIBM_desc.: Copper alloy and coral brooch, elongated in the form of a central oval shape with trefoil appendages at the head and foot. The brooch only has one tab and the end of the pin is divided to accommodate it, hinged on a short rod or rivet with large neatly rounded ends. Under the foot is a short solid catch-plate. The centre of the brooch is ornamented with a large rounded knob of coral attached by a bronze rivet. There are three similar but smaller coral settings supported on the trefoil head and three others, smaller still on the foot (one lost). Under one of the knobs is some original black adhesive that has been identified as a resin. The cast decoration around the central coral knob is quite simple: at the head is a device of two attached triangular shapes each with a tendril springing from opposed corners, the one terminating in a keeled tendril, the other more rounded. At the foot is an elongated hourglass shape with a lip-motif, on either side is a raised dot.Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10002; Mill Hill, Burial, grave 112.; Condition incomplete; Type/subtype: 2B/2Bb; Probable prod. date (BC): 280-175; Materials: Tin Bronze, n/a, Coral. Resin.; Current location: British Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: Deal Brooch 2. Grave 112 bronze object 4/1990,0102.25",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Almost complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Feet,By lower part of left leg,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Coral/Shell [Coral], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71071,British Museum,"19,900,102.25",,,
50098,72345,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Strap fitting, possibly once attached to a belt. Described by Stead (in Parfitt 1995, 88-9) as a suspension ring (possibly associated with a sword). Cast bronze ornamented with knobs of coral.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,Face down near the top of the sword scabbard,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Coral/Shell [Coral]",71071,British Museum,"19,900,102.26",,,
50098,72346,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Strap fitting found in two parts (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 88-9). Cast bronze ornamented with knobs of coral.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,"By left arm, close to the waist",Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Coral/Shell [Coral]",71071,British Museum,"19,900,102.27",,,
72117,72348,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Grog-tempered necked cordoned bowl (Parfitt 1995, 159 and fig.58 163).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71072,Dover Museum,,,,
72118,72349,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Distorted length of bronze wire, square in section, with circular ends, curved back and with knobbed tips (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 108-9, fig. 48). Difficult to identify but its position (behind the back) and form suggest it could represent a handle from a leather or cloth bag.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Over lower back bone,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71073,Dover Museum,,,,
72119,72350,,Pot,,,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"Handmade (coarseware?), grog-tempered long necked jar, irregularly fired with burnished chevrons on matt background (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 48).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Over right shoulder,Y,,Pottery,71074,Dover Museum,,,,
72119,72351,,Other,,,70,Coin,,"Bronze coin of King Eppillus who held power in Kent in the 1st century AD. Charging bull on obverse, eagle with spread wings on reverse. In good condition but worn around eagle's feet, probably as a result of both sides being struck off centre (Holman in Parfitt 1995, 112).",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On base of grave by right pelvis,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71074,Dover Museum,,,,
72120,72352,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"Bronze finger ring, crudely shaped with overlapping terminals (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 108-9).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Below pelvis among finger bones,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71075,Dover Museum,,,,
72122,72354,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Simple handmade, grog-tempered collar rimmed jar with plain burnished exterior (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 52).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71077,Dover Museum,,,,
72122,72355,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered, burnished pedestal jar. The upper portion was damaged by later quarrying. However the base appears to have been deliberately removed in antiquity prior to deposition. since it contained the cremation, a sherd or stone may have been used to block the hole in the base (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50).",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71077,Dover Museum,,,,
72122,72356,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Animal bone (not rib) (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 145)",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated human bone in pedestal jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71077,Dover Museum,,,,
72123,72357,,Pot,,,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"Disturbed remains of tall wide-mouthed, handmade, flint-tempered lipped cooking jar, either over-fired or subsequently burnt (potentially during the cremation process). Disturbed/broken, probably prior to incorporation in the pit (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 51).",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71078,Dover Museum,,,,
72123,72358,,Pot,,,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"Handmade, grog-tempered cooking pot with deeply scored overlapping combing on the body. Unevenly fired or subsequently burnt - generally black and sooty. Probably of early 1st century BC date. Probably incomplete when placed in the pit (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 52).",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,Y,,Pottery,71078,Dover Museum,,,,
72123,72359,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Handmade, grog and flint-tempered ripple-shouldered bowl. Overfired or burnt during the cremation process such that the base/lower body are distorted. Fragmented prior to deposition, and potentially carefully collected for the burial (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 51). Probably of 1st century BC origin.",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71078,Dover Museum,,,,
72124,72360,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Terra Nigra cup with highly polished interior, single lightly incised line and maker's stamp (Marne-Vesle workshop, produced AD 30-60) (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 40-1).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,Inverted in west corner of grave,,,Pottery,71079,Dover Museum,,,,
72124,72361,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Terra Nigra platter with poorly finished flaked upper surface. Two lightly incised border rosette wreaths with a double incised circle outside and a maker's stamp (probable Marne-Vesle workshop, produced AD 25-60). Common in settlement contexts but rarely found in burials (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 40-1).Broken - base in the south-west corner, rim entirely separate to the south-east of it.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Top and bottom positioned separately in grave pit,Y,,Pottery,71079,Dover Museum,,,,
72124,72362,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Handmade then wheel-finished grog-tempered bowl, uppermost half highly burnished (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50).Broken but complete - in sherds between the separate platter parts.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Cluster of sherds between two parts of platter,,,Pottery,71079,Dover Museum,,,,
72124,72363,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,"Vertebral column from a young pig, probably a food offering (Legge in Parfitt 1995, 149-50).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,On the south western side of the grave pit,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71079,Dover Museum,,,,
72124,72364,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Bones representing most of an adult chicken. The feet were missing suggesting that it was prepared and potentially cooked prior to deposition (Legge in Parfitt 1995, 150).",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,On the south western side of the grave pit,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71079,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72365,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered tazza with shallow foot-ring and highly burnished outer surface. Small chip missing from rim (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 46). ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72366,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Poorly fired wheel-thrown, grog-tempered ripple-necked jar - burnished from rim and with a band of burnished chevrons on the shoulder (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72367,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Fine imported 'Parchment Ware' barrel beaker burnished and decorated with fine chattered rouletting. Probably chipped prior to deposition (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 42).",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72368,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Handmade, grog-tempered waisted carinated bowl with burnished outer and unfinished inner surfaces. Chip missing from rim and large spall missing from body (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 48).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72369,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Simple Gallic La Tene III bronze brooch with tapering bow. Four elaborate perforations on catchplate, missing pin (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103, 101 fig. 43).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72370,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Fragmented vertebral column from a young pig, probably a food offering (Legge in Parfitt 1995, 149-50).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72125,72371,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Bones probably from an adult chicken (Legge in Parfitt 1995, 150).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71080,Dover Museum,,,,
72126,72372,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, South-west cemetery (Grave 47)>: La Tene II bronze brooch with long flat foot, ribbed at the end (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 96-7 fig. 40 no. 4).",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On left hand side of chest,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71081,Dover Museum,,,,
72126,72373,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, South-west cemetery (Grave 47)>: Disarticulated bones of small adult dog, probably the whole animal, and probably a lap dog rather than a working animal (Legge in Parfitt 1995, 148-9)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Not specified in text but potentially in the hands of the deceased (see Parfitt 1995 fig. 59),,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71081,Dover Museum,,,,
72127,72374,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Iron La Tene III brooch, similar to Nauheim brooches. Open catchplate and flat bow - broad at the head, tapering to the foot. Missing the foot of the bow, part of the spring and all of the chord (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 96-7 fig. 40 no. 6).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Under right forearm,,,Iron,71082,Dover Museum,,,,
72128,72375,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, South-west cemetery (Grave 108)>: Fragmentary iron brooch by right elbow, including a solid rivet that would have passed through the coils of the brooch spring and is most typical of La Tene I or II brooches (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 96-7 fig. 40 no. 5).Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10006; Mill Hill, Burial, grave 108; Condition incomplete; Type/subtype: 2A_3B/2A_3B; Probable prod. date (BC): 275-50; Materials: Iron, n/a, n/a; Current location: Dover Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: Deal Brooch 5. Grave 108/n/a",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,In grave fill over right elbow,,,Iron,71083,Dover Museum,,,,
72129,72376,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bronze bracelet with two crude bronze rings suspended from it. The bracelet itself is crudely shaped from a solid rod with a lap joint secured by a rivet. One ring is penannular and is roughly decorated with fine grooves. One of the terminals is original, the other was broken off in antiquity - it may originally have been from a bracelet. The second ring is formed from a broad penannular strip with split ends - roughly equal at one end, irregular at the other. (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 108-9 fig. 48 no. 2).",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Around right forearm,Y,Y,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71084,Dover Museum,,,,
72130,72377,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Head of an iron brooch, two coil spring with external chord (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 96-7 fig. 40 no. 7).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On right side of grave,,,Iron,71085,Dover Museum,,,,
72131,72378,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"Unknown wooden object - possibly a simple board of two or more substantial planks - represented by five iron joiner's dogs and the traces of wood still attached to these. The joiner's dogs were fragmentary and were oddly/irregularly grouped with four at the foot of the body and a single outlier, near the skull. Wood sampled from the inner surfaces of the joiner's dogs was identified as Lime (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 110-111, 167 fig. 60",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Placed directly over the top of the body,,,"Wood [Lime], Iron",71086,Dover Museum,,,,
72131,72379,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Fragment of iron brooch comprising one coil, a short length of pin and the start of an external chord. Probably from a two-coil spring, so most likely to date to the La Tene III period (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99, 167 fig. 60).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On right ribs,,,Iron,71086,Dover Museum,,,,
72131,72380,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Fragment from an iron ring-headed pin, similar to those found in MIA graves in East Yorkshire (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 105, 167 fig. 60)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,On vertebrae,,,Iron,71086,Dover Museum,,,,
72132,72381,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, South-west cemetery (Grave 127)>: Complete but badly corroded iron involuted brooch  (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 95-6 fig. 40 No. 3).Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10004; Mill Hill, Burial, grave 127; Condition complete; Type/subtype: 2C/2Ca; Probable prod. date (BC): 240-110; Materials: Iron, n/a, n/a; Current location: Dover Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: Deal Brooch 3. Grave 127/n/a",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,On lower end of right humerus,,,Iron,71087,Dover Museum,,,,
72133,72382,,Other,,,198,Spoon/Spatula,,"One of a pair of bronze spoons, in good condition, placed to either side of the deceased's head.Spoon 1 (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 105-6, fig. 46): Heart-shaped broad, flattish spoon with circular handle, of quite thick metal (>1mm) but probably worked from a sheet rather than cast. The handle is decorated with a series of concentric grooves with a swirl at the centre. The surface of the bowl is crudely quartered with a circle and dot positioned roughly at the centre.",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed to either side of the head,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71088,Dover Museum,,,,
72133,72384,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Penannular bronze brooch fragment, logged separately from the bronze spoons but described in 1913 to have been recovered from the soil beneath the skeleton in the same grave. The pin is broken, the rivets at the terminals are missing (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103-4, fig. 44 no. 25).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71088,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72385,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Pedestal jar (Parfitt 1995, 174 fig. 64).Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered, burnished exterior, upper body fractured but restored to complete (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 49, see also Thompson 1982, 36 no. 33).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72386,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Pedestal jar (Parfitt 1995, 174 fig. 64). Vessel now missing so no further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Unknown,,,,
72134,72387,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Ribbed open bowl (Parfitt 1995, 174 fig. 64).Wheel-thrown, complete and standing (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 46; see also Thompson 1982, 547 no. 4 who recorded it as a lid).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72388,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Shapeless bowl with omphalos base, slightly irregular form (Parfitt 1995, 174 fig. 64).Handmade, grog-tempered, unfinished exterior, complete and standing (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 48, see also Thompson 1982, 389 no. 1 who classifies it as a cup).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72389,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Cordoned bowl, irregular form (Parfitt 1995, 174 fig. 64).Handmade, grog-tempered (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50, see also Thompson 1982, 385 no. 11 who classifies it as a cup).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72390,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Narrow-necked jar (Parfitt 1995, 174 fig. 64).Wheel-thrown, glaucontic matrix, decorated with four broad grooves, complete and standing (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 45, see also Thompson 1982, 171 no. 8).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72391,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Simple Gallic brooch with tapering bow, sharply angled under the head wings grooved at each end, three perforations in the long narrow catch-plate. Eight coil spring with external chord secured with broad hook (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103 fig 43 no. 20).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72392,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Simple Gallic brooch with flattish untapered bow and elaborately pierced catchplate (six perforations). Six coil spring with external chord secured with broad hook terminating in a pair of circles (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103 fig 44 no. 21). The pin was broken.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72393,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Iron brooch fragments (Parfitt 1995, 174). Only the pin, two coils and the start of an external chord survive (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72134,72394,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Isolated burial (Grave X8)>: Ripple-shouldered bowl (Parfitt 1995, 174).Handmade body, wheel-finished rim, grog-tempered. Spalled base, cracked body but still complete and standing (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 51, see also Thompson 1982, 385 no. 11 who records it as a cup).",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71089,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72395,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Barrel Beaker (Parfitt 1995, 174).Fine burnished parchment ware with pinkish buff and occasional red grog inclusions. Roulette decoration. A slight 'second' (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 42).",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,Y,,Pottery,71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72396,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Flagon or Lagena copy with three-ribbed handle (Parfitt 1995, 174).Handmade body (at least), grog-tempered, unfinished interior. Only a few base and handle sherds survive but the survival of the handle suggests that the vessel was more or less complete at the time of deposition (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 45; see also Thompson 1982, 529 no. 7)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72397,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Waisted carinated bowl (Parfitt 1995, 174).Handmade, grog-tempered, very similar to the vessel found in Grave 4 (which was also burnished) - potentially made at the same time/by the same potter. Unlike many of the forms at Mill Hill, Deal, this form is not regionally specific (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 48; see also Thompson 1982, 369 no. 9 who records it as a cup)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72398,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Cordoned necked bowl (Parfitt 1995, 174).Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered with burnished exterior and smoothed interior (Rigby in Parfitt 1995; see also Thompson 1982, 395 no. 5 who records it as a cup).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72399,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Simple Gallic brooch with tapering bow. Broken but elaborately pierced catchplate with two lines of punched rings (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103 fig. 43 no. 17).",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,"Beside urns, under scatter of cremated bone",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72400,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Simple Gallic brooch with tapering bow lacking much of the catchplate and with a broken/distorted pin. Described as the pair to the other brooch in the grave but with a forked hook (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103).",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,"Beside urns, under scatter of cremated bone",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72135,72401,,Other,,,73,Cosmetic Set,,"Three toilet items - an ear scoop, tweezers, and a nail cleaner - suspended on a single ring with wrapped terminals. Simple grooved decoration. The earliest complete bronze toilet set from Britain (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 109 fig. 48 no. 1).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,"Beside urns, under scatter of cremated bone",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71090,Dover Museum,,,,
72136,72402,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Ripple-necked bowl (Parfitt 1995, 176).Handmade - glauconitic clay with quartz sand inlusions. Burnished outer surface, smoothed inner surface. This form has a restricted distribution in east Kent/Thanet (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50; see also Thompson 1982, 369 no. 11 who records it as a cup)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,71091,Dover Museum,,,,
72136,72403,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Ripple-necked jar (Parfitt 1995, 176).Handmade body, wheel-finished rim, sandy fabric with grog inclusions. Burnished outer, smoothed interior, lattice decoration on a rilled matt background. Complete except for a chip at the rim and a hole in the shoulder, both with abraded fracture edges (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50; see also Thompson 1982, 369 no. 13)",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,71091,Dover Museum,,,,
72137,72404,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'Celtic' bronze bracelet found on the arm bone of a skeleton, now missing.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Found on arm bone,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71092,Unknown,,,,
72142,72418,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Artefact X1: La Tene III brooch found close to known burials (Parfitt 1995, 171-2)Knotenfibeln brooch with a fine cross-hatch moulding on bow. Two-coil spring, external chord, open catchplate (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99 fig. 42 no. 9).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72419,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Artefact X10: Ring-headed pin found close to known burials (Parfitt 1995, 171-2).Cast bronze involuted pin with heavy circular head. Neatly moulded finial on the point. Most likely to have been associated with an inhumation (potentially 2nd century BC) (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 104-5 fig. 45).",,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72420,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Artefact X16: Barrel beaker copy found 'near the Roman cemetery' (Parfitt 1995, 177-8 fig. 66).Handmade, glauconitic clay, abraded exterior (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 47; see also Thompson 1982, 507).",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72421,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Artefact X17: Necked bowl found while cutting water main (Parfitt 1995, 178 fig. 66).Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered, burnished exterior, unfinished interior. Restored to complete (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 48; see also Thompson 1982, 507).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72422,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Artefact X20: Bead-rimmed bowl (possibly, but by no means certainly, the vessel from Context X9 kept by the chalk pit owner, Mr Denne) (Parfitt 1995, 178 fig. 66).Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered with burnished spiral on the body below the cordon and on the underside of the base within the foot-ring (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 52; see also Thompson 1982, 507).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72423,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Artefact X21: Long-necked jar (Parfitt 1995, 178 fig. 66).Wheel-thrown, grog-tempered, hard fired, burnished exterior, smoothed lower body, burnished chevrons on matt background, heavy soot encrustation offset to underside of base. Restored to complete. (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 48; see also Thompson 1982, 391).",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72424,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Artefact X22: Foot ring platter, copy of central Gaulish form (Parfitt 1995, 178 fig. 66 no. X22).Wheel-thrown, glauconitic clay, burnished lower surface, upper surface heavily abraded so that no finish survives (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 52; see also Thompson 1982, 507).",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,72425,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Artefact X23: Colchester brooch (Parfitt 1995, 178).Short, rounded slightly tapering bow with two grooves across the end. Eight-coil spring, external chord, long pointed hook. Single circlular stamp on the bow, a groove at the end of each wing, three perforations in the catch-plate, broken pin (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103 fig. 44 no. 23).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
50104,72432,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Dog buried beneath a human burial. The heads of both the dog and the human body were resting on stones (recorded separately as pillows).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Buried beneath the human body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50049,Unknown,,,,
72144,72433,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"The remains of an unknown wooden object, probably a coffin or a plank-built 'lid', represented by four small iron brackets or joiner's dogs, found at the corners of the grave.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71096,Unknown,,,,
72145,72434,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Dumpton, South Cliff Parade (Hurd 1909)/<Whimster 1981, 325-6>: Small hunting lance or spear' found 'close' to the skeleton.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Metal Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71097,Unknown,,,,
72145,72435,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),," Dumpton, South Cliff Parade (Hurd 1909)/<Whimster 1981, 325-6>: La Tene III brooch potentially associated with the skeleton.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Metal Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71097,Unknown,,,,
72146,72437,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Vessel of undefined form.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71098,Unknown,,,,
72147,72439,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),Dull red shallow pan or saucer. No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50048,Unknown,,,,
50115,72440,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Large pot, shattered during the excavation, dated (in 1959) to the period 300-200 BC. In Maidstone Museum gazette, so potentially still in Maidstone Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Other,In mound covering six inhumations,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,847
50126,72441,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<Parfitt 1998, Chilham Castle>: Just under half of a fragmentary wheelmade grog-tempered squat, round shouldered fineware jar (potentially similar to Thompson 1982 Type B2-4, 132-5) with a slightly concave base and a plain, undecorated body. 173 sherds were recovered in total (Macpherson-Grant in Parfitt 1998, 348).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Found scattered over the eastern half of the grave pit (crushed following deposition),,,Pottery,71105,Unknown,,,,49
50126,72442,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Parfitt 1998, Chilham Castle>: Relatively small British Iron Age mirror with a simple, crudely formed design. The mirror plate is bent and corroded in places, as is much of the edge. Slight, possibly incised lines in places possibly mark the original design sketch prior to its execution with a tracer or graver. Overall the design is crude and simple - the outlines are rough and jerky, the lines defining the pattern are unevenly spaced, the cross-hatching is crudely executed. The handle was attached to the plate by a rivet through each arm. The bottom of the arm on the left (front) was broken in antiquity (Stead in Parfitt 1998, 343-4).",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed plain side upwards on the base of the grave adjacent to the urn and cremated remains,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71105,Unknown,,,,49
50126,72443,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1998, Chilham Castle>: Brooch 1: Boss on bow brooch belonging to the Knotenfibel type group, with similarities to Nauheim brooches.'It has a head that expands like a Nauheim brooch, with slightly raised edges and adjoining notches, and a central ridge notched on each side. In the centre of the bow is a boss, defined by mouldings, and on top of it a ring, possibly for inlay, bounding a deep central depression. Then the bow tapers finely, with a groove down each side and a ridge along the top. The foot is open, partitioned by a neat double-C motif, and the catch-plate is decorated underneath with grooves arranged in V-shapes. The spring has two coils and an external chord, and the pin is open (Stead in Parfitt 1998, 345). 70-30 BC",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,"Potentially positioned under the mirror, perhaps securing a cloth wrapped around the mirror.",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71105,Unknown,,,,49
50126,72444,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Parfitt 1998, Chilham Castle>: Brooch 2: Almost identical, and probably a pair to the other brooch within the grave (boss on bow type). One distinguishing feature is the moulding on the head-side of the central boss, here continuous round the bow but, on No. 1, interrupted on top (Stead in Parfitt 1998, 345). 70-30 BC",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,"Lying on top of the mirror, perhaps securing a cloth wrapped around the mirror",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71105,Unknown,,,,49
72149,72449,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified)," LIA pottery sherds including a 'large combed 'Belgic' grog-tempered sherd' (Hayden 2000, 19)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71109,Unknown,,,,
72149,72450,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Two small fragments of sheet copper and numerous unidentified copper fragments many of which appear to have been melted (Hayden 2000, 26)",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Copper,71109,Unknown,,,,
72149,72451,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,"Burnt sheep sized rib shaft (Hayden 2000, 9).",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71109,Unknown,,,,
50131,72452,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),Pedestal urn fragments recovered from the top of the unexcavated cremation pit.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50063,Unknown,,,,
50132,72453,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Round cordoned jar with tall narrow neck (Thompson 1982, 670-1). Contained bones and a corroded iron brooch. Held upright with flint flakes. Another flint flake potentially operated as a lid.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71110,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
50132,72454,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Jar of dark, gritty clay with traces of black coating on rim. Decorated with irregular, incised chevron ornament and with graffito on one side (Tester and Bing 1949, 24). Not in Thompson's (1982) type series.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,71110,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
50132,72455,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Handmade squat plain everted rim cup in a sandy fabric (Thompson 1982, 671).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71110,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
50132,72456,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Pieces of a heavily corroded iron brooch (Tester and Bing 1949, 24). No further info.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within cinerary urn with cremated remains,,,Iron,71110,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
72150,72457,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Plain barrel-shaped butt-beaker (Thompson 1982, 671; Tester and Bing 1949 fig. 1 no. 11).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Adjacent to heap of calcined bones,,,Pottery,71111,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
72150,72458,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Squat, elaborately cordoned pedestal bowl (Thompson 1982, 671; Tester and Bing 1949 fig. 1 no. 11).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Adjacent to heap of calcined bones,Y,,Pottery,71111,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
72150,72459,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of a pair of bronze brooches, identical in size and form. They are of Swarling type, having arched bows, bevelled and tapering to the foot, which is missing. The springs are bilateral with external chords held by small loops (Tester and Bing 1949, 34 fig. 6 no. 4). Described as Colchester brooches in Stead (1976).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremated remains,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71111,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
72150,72460,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of a pair of bronze brooches, identical in size and form. They are of Swarling type, having arched bows, bevelled and tapering to the foot, which is missing. The springs are bilateral with external chords held by small loops (Tester and Bing 1949, 34 fig. 6 no. 4). Described as Colchester brooches in Stead (1976).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremated remains,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71111,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
72151,72464,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Well made cordoned pedestal bowl with an omphalos base (Thompson 1982, 671; Tester and Bing 1949 fig.3 no. 31).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71112,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
72151,72465,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"An incomplete and much corroded bronze brooch ... found resting among fragments of tightly packed calcined bone which formed the contents of the large cordoned vessel ... The brooch rested near the top of the bones (Tester and Bing 1949, 33). Described by Thompson (1982, 671) as a damaged bronze Colchester brooch.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Found 'resting near the top of the bones',,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71112,Folkestone Museum,,,,55
50137,72470,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Ulcombe Churchyard Extension (Aldridge 2005):  Bronze brooch (no further info),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50068,Unknown,,,,65
50137,72471,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Ulcombe Churchyard Extension (Aldridge 2005): Bronze brooch (no further info),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50068,Unknown,,,,65
50137,72472,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Ulcombe Churchyard Extension (Aldridge 2005): Pin (no further info),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Unknown,50068,Unknown,,,,65
50137,72473,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Ulcombe Churchyard Extension (Aldridge 2005): Animal bones (no further info),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50068,Unknown,,,,65
72156,72474,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),Fragmented glauconitic clay fine quality vessel with a grey interior and an orange exterior.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71115,Unknown,,,,105
72156,72475,,Other,,,73,Cosmetic Set,,Fragments representing the terminals of components from an Iron Age toilet set.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Minute fragments of cu alloy recovered during the washing/sieving of the cremated bones and originally contained within the pottery vessel,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71115,Unknown,,,,105
72154,72476,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Fragmented light grey grog-tempered vessel of unknown form (Aldridge 2005, 176)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71113,Unknown,,,,105
72155,72477,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragmented orange/grey grog tempered urn,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71116,Unknown,,,,105
72157,72478,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragments (79 sherds) from a dark grey grog-tempered vessel.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71117,Unknown,,,,105
72158,72479,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragments from a thin-walled dark grey grog-tempered vessel.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71118,Unknown,,,,105
72159,72480,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Plough truncated pottery assemblage representing the remains of several different vessels. The fragments were mixed in with the cremated bone and probably did not originally contain them (Aldridge 2005, 180).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71119,Unknown,,,,105
50141,72481,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"South Willesborough (Deeves 2002): a small amount of cremated bone, including tooth crowns, along with charcoal fragments. The bone was identified to be that of an infant, with the age of death being around 6 months. The pot vessel appears to have been intentionally buried as part of the mortuary ritual.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50072,Unknown,,,,68
50145,72482,,Clothing,,,230,Buckle,,"South Dumpton Down (Perkins 1994, 12-6, fig. 9): Iron buckle.  No further information.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Right shoulder,,,Iron,50074,Unknown,,,,
50145,72483,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"South Dumpton Down (Perkins 1994, 12-6, fig. 9): Carved bone pin. No further information.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Let shoulder,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50074,Unknown,,,,
50149,72484,,Container,,,34,Box,,"Wooden box with cu-alloy elements placed at the base of the grave pit towards its northern edge. Although the north-east corner of the box was well defined, the remainder was dispersed and was difficult to piece together. Its original size is not known but it may have contained all of the remaining grave goods. The box was either decorated or entirely covered with thin cu-alloy sheeting (Booth et al 2008, 30).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,On base of grave towards northern edge. Potentially contained all of the grave goods other than the bucket and the human remains,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",50078,Unknown,,,,78
50149,72485,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"The remains of a stave bucket survived as preserved wood. The surviving fragments, of yew wood indicated a diameter of about 150 mm. The bucket was probably bound with bands of cu-alloy sheet. Iron shanks founds towards the base of two staves may have been used to attach the cu-alloy sheeting to the wood. The bucket had been badly damaged before recovery. Portions of several of the staves survived. However the uppermost parts of the bucket, including handle and suspension loops, were completely missing, and the existence of the base was marked only by indentations on the base of surviving staves. The bucket had clearly been placed upright in the grave, though by the time of recovery the best preserved staves were leaning to the south-east.  A decorated cu-alloy mount, potentially depicting a feline face, found just north of the bucket, might also have come from it (preserved wood adhered to the surface). The bucket was almost certainly deposited outside the box towards the south of the grave (Booth et al 2008, 30-1; Cool in Booth et al. 2008, 34).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,Separate from the human remains towards the south of the grave,Y,,"Wood [Yew], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",50078,Unknown,,,,78
50149,72486,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Platter in a fine micaceous Terra Nigra fabric. Some 23 fragments were recovered, forming seven sherds, reflecting fractures predating the discovery of the burial, but not necessarily present at the time that the burial was put in place.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly on top of the cremated remains in the box,,,Pottery,50078,Unknown,,,,78
50149,72487,,Container,,,221,Jug,,"Extremely fragmented bronze jug with an elaborately decorated handle depicting Silenus. The handle was recovered by the workmen and was not in situ. Sufficient corroded fragments were associated with the jug handle, however, to indicate that this was buried as a complete vessel rather than a detached object (Booth et al 2008, 30).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,"Within box, possibly placed within the strainer bowl",Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50078,Unknown,,,,78
50149,72488,,Clothing,,,231,Strainer,,"Rim fragments from a possible strainer bowl. This vessel was fairly shallow and may have been either circular or oval in shape, at least c. 250 mm in diameter (Booth et al 2008, 30).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,"Within box, possibly contained the jug",,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50078,Unknown,,,,78
72166,72503,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),<Former Hawkinge Aerodrome (Preistly-Bell 2002) F. 150>: pottery from a single butt beaker dated to between 30 - 60 AD. The section drawing suggests that this vessel contained the human bone.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71121,Unknown,,,,91
59005,72504,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"One of two very finely made, small ceramic spindle whorls. This one was found to the left of the skull. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Clay,71123,Unknown,,,,855
59005,72505,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"One of two very finely made, small ceramic spindle whorls. This one was found next to the left radius. No further details available.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed next to the left radius,,,Clay,71123,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72506,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Awl 108An awl, length 103 mm, incomplete at the tip. The stem is round in section, 4 mm maximum diameter and slightly tapering. It was fractured across in antiquity. Tapering, square-sectioned tang. Haematite on the tang and upper stem suggests that the awl was burnt (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5).NB - this item was both burnt and damaged prior to deposition",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,Iron,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72507,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159):Awl 109An awl, length 124 mm. The round-sectioned stem tapers evenly to a sharp point. The tang is 32 mm long, square sectioned and tapering from maximum 4 mm. The handle does not survive (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5).",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,Iron,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72508,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159):Awl 110An awl, length 130 mm, with a lozenge shaped tip. The stem is round in section, 5 mm diameter, expanding to 6 mm and biconvex section at c 25 mm from the pointed tip. The tang and upper stem are square in section, maximum dimension, 5 mm. No evidence of the handle survives. Traces of haematite suggest that this awl was burnt (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5).",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,Iron,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72509,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159):Knife 106 Knife blade and tang, c. 18 cm long and 2.5 cm wide. The cutting edge was sharpened on both sides to a depth of 1 mm and the blade appears to have been little used. The rear of the blade and the tang in particular are in near pristine condition, with excellently preserved surface detail. There are traces of the red iron oxide, haematite, which suggests that this knife was burnt. The handle does not survive.Metallographic analysis has shown that the knife was made of plain iron (ferrite) containing almost no carbon at the area examined. The hardness range was 115�134 HV (0.1). There had been no attempt to harden the knife through carburisation, work hardening or heat treatment. This suggests that the knife was not used for working hard or tough materials. (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5)Four fragments of burnt antler found amongst the cremated remains may be the remains of the knife handle (Hayden 2006, 159).",,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler]",71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72510,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159):Knife 111Small iron knife, length 61 mm. The double-edged blade is curved and tapers to a blunt tip. The cross-section is biconvex. The iron handle is 27 mm long, rectangular in section and stepped. There is a suspension hole near the tip of the handle (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5).",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,Iron,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72511,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Copper pin 112 Small copper ring-headed pin (c. 4cm long) with a notched terminal (two grooved notches on the outside of the stem close to the terminal), and a bent shoulder placed well down the stem. Analysis showed the pin to comprise copper with a trace of tin, and the black powdery to be the copper oxide, tenorite, suggesting that this pin was burnt (Fell in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 5).",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in fineware bowl,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72512,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Burnt Whetstone. Very smooth with one flat edge, clearly shaped and one curved edge. One of the flat faces has also been used as it is well worn and slightly polished. Lots of iron deposits on the edges. Fine grained grey slightly micaceous quartz sandstone (Shaffrey in Fell, Keys and Shaffrey 2006, 10)NB this item was burnt and worn",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Sandstone,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72513,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Strongly carinated bowl with a short everted rim, burnished on both surfaces; irregularly fired throughout (Morris 2006, fig.12 no. 65). It is not clear from the site report or the ceramics report which of the bowls recovered from the grave pit contained the human remains but since this vessel is the only one associated solely with the context containing the human remains and is probably burnt, it is assumed here that this was the burial urn.",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72514,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Strongly carinated bowl with a short everted rim, burnished surfaces, unoxidised throughout (Morris 2006, fig.12 no. 63).",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72515,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Strongly carinated bowl with a short everted rim, with slightly raised or recessed base, burnished surfaces, and irregularly fired throughout  (Morris 2006, fig.12 no. 64). Based on context nos., probably the vessel located in the same area of the pit as the large storage jar.",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72516,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): Round-shouldered, ovoid jar with tapered profile and flat base, roughened with applied clay on lower vessel exterior, irregularly fired throughout  (Morris 2006, fig.12 no. 61)",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Contained charred food deposit,,,Pottery,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72517,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): A rather coarsely made saucepan pot - roughened exterior; irregularly fired throughout (Morris 2006, fig.12 no. 62).",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72167,72518,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,"Cremated remains and other deposits in pit 6132 (Hayden 2006, 159): A substantial concentration of charred material was recovered from the centre of the grave pit and was probably contained originally within the large storage jar. This is thought to represent a deposit of whole spikelets of spelt wheat and six-row hulled barley which then broke down when the material was burnt and deposited. Charred sloe stones were also recovered from this deposit. This assemblage is interpreted as a food deposit (Giorgi 2006, 14-5).The heavily processed/cleaned wheat grain deposit recovered from the main pit fill is not recorded as a separate grave good here - its depositional context is not specified.  However it is interpreted in the charred plant remains report as also possibly representing a food deposit given the processed character of the wheat and the inclusion of other food remains - sloe stones and hazelnut shells (Giorgi 2006, 14-5)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Probably originally contained within the storage jar from this grave,,,Charred Plant Remains,71122,Unknown,,,,855
72168,72520,,Tool,,,254,Hammerstone,,Flint hammerstone. No further details available.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed with the skull at the centre of a trapezium of long bones,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71124,Unknown,,,,855
72168,72521,,Weaponry,,,195,Sling Shot,,"Sandstone slingshot, slightly pointed at the ends (Fell et al. 2006, 7)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Found close to the storage jar,,,Sandstone,71124,Unknown,,,,855
72168,72522,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Sherds (191g) from a round shouldered storage jar (Morris 2006, 580.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Found close to the sling shot,,,Pottery,71124,Unknown,,,,855
72168,72523,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,Dark brown organic deposit - potentially food remains. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Associated with jar,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71124,Unknown,,,,855
50167,72524,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of at least four brooches (based on the spring fragments only) recovered from the burial pit. The brooches are badly corroded and fragmented, and their severe condition may have been caused by inclusion in the cremation, the heat of which would have weakened the brooches. Two brooches were recovered from the upper pit fill. Fragments from at least two others were located in the primary fill. Further small brooch fragments were recovered from environmental samples.This record represents one of two one-piece sprung brooches with flat bow, probably Nauheim derivatives (early to mid 1st century) recovered from the upper fill (Clifford in Margetts 2012, 45).",Early Roman,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50092,Unknown,,,,
50167,72525,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of at least four brooches (based on the spring fragments only) recovered from the burial pit. The brooches are badly corroded and fragmented, and their severe condition may have been caused by inclusion in the cremation, the heat of which would have weakened the brooches. Two brooches were recovered from the upper pit fill. Fragments from at least two others were located in the primary fill. Further small brooch fragments were recovered from environmental samples.This record represents one of two one-piece sprung brooches with flat bow, probably Nauheim derivatives (early to mid 1st century) recovered from the upper fill (Clifford in Margetts 2012, 45).",Early Roman,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50092,Unknown,,,,
50167,72526,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of at least four brooches (based on the spring fragments only) recovered from the burial pit. The brooches are badly corroded and fragmented, and their severe condition may have been caused by inclusion in the cremation, the heat of which would have weakened the brooches. Two brooches were recovered from the upper pit fill. Fragments from at least two others were located in the primary fill. Further small brooch fragments were recovered from environmental samples.This record represents one of a minimum of two further two brooches recovered from the primary fill of the burial pit. These are again one-piece brooches with flat bow and of early to mid 1st-century date.",Early Roman,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50092,Unknown,,,,
50167,72527,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of at least four brooches (based on the spring fragments only) recovered from the burial pit. The brooches are badly corroded and fragmented, and their severe condition may have been caused by inclusion in the cremation, the heat of which would have weakened the brooches. Two brooches were recovered from the upper pit fill. Fragments from at least two others were located in the primary fill. Further small brooch fragments were recovered from environmental samples.This record represents one of a minimum of two further two brooches recovered from the primary fill of the burial pit. These are again one-piece brooches with flat bow and of early to mid 1st-century date.",Early Roman,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50092,Unknown,,,,
50167,72528,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two fragmented pottery vessels located in the vicinity of the main concentration of burnt bone that were potentially broken directly prior to deposition. No details available.,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,50092,Unknown,,,,
50167,72529,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two fragmented pottery vessels located in the vicinity of the main concentration of burnt bone that were potentially broken directly prior to deposition. No details available.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,50092,Unknown,,,,
50176,72530,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Late Iron Age grog-tempered jar that had been used as a cinerary urn in grave 2023 (Fig. 5, 104). Much of one side of the vessel has survived, up to shoulder level, but the rim is missing and the overall form unknown. Burning is evident on one side of the vessel, towards the base, and traces of soot are present around the middle interior (Jones in Trevarthen 2013).",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Set centrally on the base of the grave,,,Pottery,71125,Unknown,,,,103
50178,72531,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"One of a pair of extremely well preserved Knotenfibeln (boss on bow) brooches, joined by a copper-alloy chain. (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 290-5 fig. 3.87 item 1, sf 429).The bow of each brooch is quite plain but with knobs and mouldings below the head. The footplate of each brooch is similarly decorated with cutouts and tooled borders. Both brooches have bands formed from thin sheet wrapped around their springs. On this brooch the ends of the strip have pierced loops where the chain was presumably attached.The chain is formed from simple butt-jointed circular or perhaps slightly oval, links.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within central cremation deposit in box,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72532,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"La Tene III brooch, complete except for tip of pin, in 4 pieces. The bow is broad and flat expanding to the head. It has a simple plain tooled border. The catchplate is open. The spring is broken but complete, and has an internal chord (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 293 fig. 3.87 item 4 sf 422).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within central cremation deposit in box,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72533,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Simple sprung brooch with an internal chord. The pin is detached but the brooch is complete (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 293 fig. 3.87 item 5, sf 421).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within central cremation deposit in box,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72534,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"One of a pair of simple iron sprung brooches, almost completely mineralised upon excavation (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 293).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within central cremation deposit in box,,,Iron,71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72535,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"One of a pair of simple iron sprung brooches, only visible on the Xray image (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 293).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within central cremation deposit in box,,,Iron,71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72536,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Truncated pedestal jar with quoit-shaped base (Couldrey and Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 290 fig 3.86 sf 411). Contained fragments of cu-alloy strip (ggID72540)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,Directly adjacent to the main cremation deposit,,,Pottery,71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72537,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Truncated cordoned pedestal jar with quoit-shaped base (Couldrey and Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 290 fig 3.86 sf 413). Contained fragments of sheep/goat and cattle bone (ggID72548).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,With two other vessels to the side of the main cremation deposit,,,Pottery,71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72538,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Burnished carinated cup/bowl with footring  (Couldrey and Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 290 fig 3.86 sf 419). Contained notched bronze disc (ggID72541).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,With two other vessels to the side of the main cremation deposit,,,Pottery,71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72539,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cordoned necked cup /bowl with everted rim. (Couldrey and Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 290 fig 3.86 sf 420). Contained fragments of pig bone (ggID72547).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,With two other vessels to the side of the main cremation deposit,,,Pottery,71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72540,,Other,,,71,Collar,,"Three small cu-alloy clamps or collars (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 293, fig 3.87, items 7-9, sf 409-10, 412). These may represent a clamp or collar from an organic object (eg a cloth or leather bag).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Within pedestal urn ggID72536,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72541,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Cu-alloy notched disc (28 mm in diameter). Regular circular disc, with circular hole just off centre. There are four opposed V-shaped notches slightly asymmetrically position and aligned on the central hole. The edge of the disc between the notches reveals fine notches or cuts around the circumference of the disc. Both faces of the disc, which is quite flat, show irregular surface scoring although it is more marked on one face. Similar items of iron are sometimes interpreted tentatively as circular knives (eg Luke 2008, 222; James and Rigby 1997, fig. 42) or as measuring devices (James and Rigby 1997) (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 293 fig.3.87 item 10, sf 438).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Contained within carinated cup/bowl ggID72538,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71126,Unknown,,,,104
72170,72542,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"Fragments from a highly polished bronze-bound bucket. The hoops that bound the bucket are plain. These were soldered together and were not nailed or pinned to the wooden core of the bucket. By contrast the feet were both highly polished and decorated with stamped repousse rings and dot motifs (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 296-9).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,At the western edge of the grave pit,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Wood [Yew]",50107,Unknown,,,,104
72170,72543,,Container,,,77,Cup,,"Fragments from a cylindrical object, possibly a cup similar to (but much smaller than) continental types (Eggers Type 16). One end has a rolled over lip, the other is a simple straight edge. A 9mm-wide band of staining and a single rivet on the inside of the straight edge could represent the remains of a band that bound the vessel. A roughened band c. 10-20mm below the rolled over lip may be evidence for some applied decoration. (Scott in Allen et al. 2012, 299).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Positioned immediately to the north of the bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],50107,Unknown,,,,104
72170,72544,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal jar. No further information as the vessels have been lost (Couldrey and Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 296).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,50107,Unknown,,,,104
72170,72545,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Pedestal jar. No further information as the vessels have been lost (Couldrey and Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 296).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,50107,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72546,,Container,,,34,Box,,"Mineralised wood fragments from a box or plank made of Sweet Chestnut. Used either to hold or as a base for the cremated remains and the brooches (Goodburn-Brown in Allen et al. 2012, 300-1).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Sweet Chestnut],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72547,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,"Fragments of pig bone (skull and vertebrae) potentially of little food value from bowl ggID72539 (Bates et al. in Allen et al. 2012, 295).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Contained within cup/bowl ggID72539,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50178,72548,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Fragments of sheep/goat and cattle bone, almost certainly not of food value from truncated pedestal jar ggID72537 (Bates in Allen et al. 2012, 295).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Within truncated pedestal jar ggID72537,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71126,Unknown,,,,104
50188,72549,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Decomposed organic grave container, apparent only as a thin blue-grey stain. The excavator suggests that this could have been made of a range of organic materials - linen, wicker, wood, leather etc. (Stevenson 2013, 153). However its form is very rectangular suggesting that the material was rigid (wood?).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Positioned centrally within the rectangular grave cut,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),50113,Unknown,,,,110
50188,72550,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,"Deposit of degraded organic material found on the base of the grave close to the butt-beaker. Possible food offering (although no significant charred remains were identified from the grave) (Stevenson 2013, 157-8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),50113,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72551,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Butt-beaker with sinuous profile, slight internal angle to the rim, a raised cordon defining the neck and three zones of rouletting separated by two narrow, plain, burnished bands with a groove above. The fabric is a typical fine sandy matrix, tempered with white quartz and with occasional red and white argillaceous pellets; it was fired to cream surfaces with grey core at rim and base. No finish survives. The condition is severely fragmented and abraded but complete when deposited (Rigby in Stevenson 2013, 162).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,In group with butt beaker and platter,Y,,Pottery,50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72552,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Terra Nigra platter with stamp. Pale grey fine matrix; blue-black surfaces with such severely abraded surfaces that no finish survives. The central stamp reads CANIC/OS.FNAI - the potter was Canicos, whose products were circulated widely north and south of the Thames. The die is 04D01, dated AD 25-50 (Rigby in Stevenson 2013, 161).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,In group with butt beaker and platter,,,Pottery,50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72553,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Corroded iron sword associated directly with cu-alloy hilt and three cu-alloy suspension rings. Although not conclusive, owing to the poor preservation, it is probable that the sword was laid slightly over the bent left arm of the body (Stevenson 2013, 161).See also GID_gg73272 (scabbard) and GID_gg73273 (strap fittings/suspension rings)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Along right side of body potentially over left bent arm,,,Iron,50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72554,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Over the left knee was a conical shield boss, with no trace of the main body of the shield (Stevenson 2013, 161).Corroded and extremely fragile iron shield boss. The boss is oval, and bordered by a flange at least 25mm wide of which very little survives. Five iron nails attached the flange to the body of the shield (Stead in Stevenson 2013, 164).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,"Over the left knee, covering the body?",,,Iron,50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72555,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Half a pig head was placed over the groin area of the body (Stevenson 2013, 161).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Over groin area,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72557,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Irregularly shaped decomposed organic grave container, apparent only as a thin blue-grey stain. The iron nails found in association with the stain (at the foot and along the sides) suggest that it was a wooden coffin. The absence of a sealing deposit (lid) in this grave, and the positioning of other grave goods (the hilt of the sword and two of the pots) on top of the stain layer, suggest that the coffin may either have been open or covered with softer organic materials eg animal hides that allowed the grave filling to sink immediately into the confines of the coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,72558,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Spearhead, deliberately bent almost to a right angle, and laid across the upper chest and right arm. The shaft was probably still attached at the time of burial and lay to the east side of the body (Stevenson 2013, 161).Long, corroded and fragmented spearhead. An ash stump extended c. 2 cm from the socket (Stead in Stevenson 2013, 164-5).",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Laid across upper chest and right arm,,,"Iron, Wood [Ash]",50114,Unknown,,,,110
50149,72561,,Container,,,33,Bowl,,"Fragmented bronze patera - a shallow bowl. Components of the handle, a rim fragment and three cast feet survived. A piece of linen fabric was preserved inside the hollow cast handle, overlapping the edge of the handle attachment (Booth et al 2008, 30). It is possible that the patera was originally wrapped in this cloth (Cool in Booth et al. 2008, 32).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,"Within box, within the platter",,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Textile",50078,Unknown,,,,78
50149,72562,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Burnt bones from a bird, pig and at least one sheep found together with the cremated human remains so potentially deposited on the cremation pyre.",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated human remains within box,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50078,Unknown,,,,78
50149,72563,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Westhawk Farm (Booth et al 2008): Unburnt fragments of lamb, potentially from an articulated skeleton (unfortunately disturbed by the building contractors) and were placed within the Terra Nigra platter.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,In Terra Nigra platter,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50078,Unknown,,,,78
40160,72564,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large cinerary (Collared) urn containing cremation; it was not complete (possibly hit by plough),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40129,Unknown,,,,1133
40161,72565,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Bronze knife blade that was also maybe used as a chisel at the feet; bruised and battered with hole; worn and used.  It has two sharp cutting edges and a broad chisel point. (tyoe 6A1),N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed  close to the feet,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],40131,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,856
40161,72566,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Above burial in mound was a lower dog jaw,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed just above the body in the grave fill ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40131,Unknown,,,,856
72174,72567,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,cremated bones with many snail shells (Helix nemoralis) ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed alongside unurned cremation ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],71129,Unknown,,,,856
72174,72568,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,point of a beautifully made greenstone bodkin or awl,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,"Fragment of an awl - just the tip, placed with the urnurned cremation ",,,Greenstone,71129,Unknown,,,,856
40162,72569,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two burnt flint flakes -pyre goods?,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40132,Unknown,,,,857
40162,72570,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Fresh looking flint knife placed to west of cremated adult bones ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed just beside the cremated bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71130,Unknown,,,,857
40162,72571,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Several burnt flint flakes and splinters accompanying adult cremation - pyre goods?,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed accompanying the adult cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71130,Unknown,,,,857
40162,72572,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted very large crushed cinerary (Collared) urn accompanying adult (Mort fig. 965),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Alongside body,Accompanying adult and next to it,,,Pottery,71130,Unknown,,,,857
40163,72573,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Small Food Vessel vase - very crushed, accompanied the cremation",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Accompanied the cremation ,,,Pottery,40133,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1134
40165,72576,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt animal bone with the cremated remains - pyre goods,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with the cremated remains and probably burnt with the human body ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40135,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,859
40165,72577,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Possibly small bronze awl burnt in pyre - copper oxide stains human bone,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Stained the burnt human bone - awl burnt pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40135,Unknown,,,,859
40165,72578,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Just the base of a cinerary urn containing cremation; rest of urn removed by plough; originally stood upright It is likely a Collared Urn ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40135,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,859
40166,72580,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Copper awl in fresh condition; point still in excellent condition and placed on body ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on body ,,,Copper,40137,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,860
40166,72581,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Large Beaker with checkerboard decoration on body & zigzags towards base - S1. Although crushed it was complete and is 7.5 inches tall and 6.5 inches across at mouth. (Clarke 1970: No. 1332)185mm tall ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,40137,Hull and East Riding Museum,195.42,,,860
50191,72583,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Burial W1411 (Riddler and Trevarthen 2006, 16): A grog tempered carinated bowl with traces of burnish on both surfaces and a wiped interior was found on the base of the grave (Riddler, McKinley and Skittrell 2006, 6). No further info was available.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Other,On the base of the grave cut,,,Pottery,71135,Unknown,,,,113
72179,72584,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"A grog-tempered carinated bowl, burnished on both surfaces was placed on the base of the grave (Riddler, McKinley and Skittrell 2006, 6). No further info was available.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,50117,Unknown,,,,113
72177,72585,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"Globular jet button with V perforation. It id 5/8th inch in diameter and bored through from flattened ends.  It is also pierced on one side with 2 holes a little apart and inclining towards each other and meet at a short distance below the surface, Mortimer Fig 925: p311. With these extra holes it looks a little like a v-perforated button but unfinished ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly on top of the cremated bones in urn,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71133,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,860
72177,72586,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Flint knife-dagger on top of urn. It is 2.5 inches long, rather irregular and roughly made, Some flaking. retouch",N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of urn that was half-filled with cremated bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71133,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,860
72177,72587,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn with cremation - large 38cm tall. with star-like decoration on rim, The decoration is impressed star-dots arranged in 8 horizontal lines on rim, collar and neck; lower body undecorated. It is 15 inches high and 12 inches across at the top and very narrow base (only 3 inches across); see Mortimer fig, 923, p 309. The pot was only half-filled with cremated bones 380mm tall ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Container of body,half-filled with cremated bones ,,,Pottery,71133,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,860
72178,72588,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel - crushed. At head of the young adult inhumation ; thumb-impressed decoration in upper part of vessel,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of the face ,,,Pottery,71134,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,860
72178,72589,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Mortimer says this is a flint knife but the image suggests it is more of a scraper. It is rather irregular and roughly made, wit rough retouch along curved edge. It is made of black flint, 3 inches long and 2 inches wide (Mortimer fig 926, p 311). ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71134,Unknown,,,,860
40167,72590,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake of same coloured flint as knife,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Other,Near greasy stain ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71137,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,861
40167,72591,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Sitting on top of decayed soil shadow -beautifully chipped flint knife, 4cm long; fresh and sharp",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Possibly placed on top of body (indicated by decayed body shadow),,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71137,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,861
40168,72592,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Battle-axe found by Silburn - no further information. Perforated with large central hole and is boat-shaped. It seems to be complete and in an unworn condition (Mortimer fig 928),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Found in grave with body ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71138,Unknown,,,,
40168,72593,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,Large red deer antler pick with scratch and cutting marks,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Found in pit with burial by Silburn ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71138,Unknown,,,,
40168,72594,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Broken urn - disturbed by Silburn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71138,Unknown,,,,
40170,72595,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Burnt bone pin with cremation - so pyre not grave good,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside unurned cremation; probably burnt on pyre,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40139,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,864
40170,72596,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small axe roughly chipped and ready to use - ?new. Ground fresh (Note chipped rather than polished axe),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation but unburnt so grave and not pyre good ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40139,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,864
40170,72597,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Unburnt small flint flake,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40139,Unknown,,,,864
40171,72598,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flint drill? (check Mortimer fig. 970) next to Collared Urn. Broken flint point of a flint tool; very sharp point. 4cm long ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Unknown,Unknown,Found with the cremated remains which may originally have been urned ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"40140, 71139",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,865
40171,72599,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared (cinerary) Urn possibly originally contained cremation but most of bone had spilled out (or been tipped out by farmer). Incised horizontal and vertical hatched lines around collar of rim. Quite roughly made and irregular with messy decoration - bands of comb-impressed lines of collar. It contaiined the small cup. Mortimer fig. 968.  20cm tall. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Found with the cremated remains which may originally have been urned; some bones of both adult and child still in urn ,,,Pottery,"40140, 71139",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,865
40171,72600,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Crushed Food Vessel with unusually broad base, Only partial and much of rim missing. Minimal decoration restricted to series of stab impressions around lip",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,Found with the cremated remains which may originally have been urned ,,,Pottery,"40140, 71139",Unknown,,,,865
40171,72601,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Incense cup (Mortimer fig 969) with cremated remains. Small open cup with wide mouth and stab impressions all over body. 4.2cm tall and placed inside the large Collared Urn ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Found with the cremated remains which may originally have been urned ,,,Pottery,"40140, 71139",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,865
40172,72602,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Black flint flake by head of Burial 2,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40141,Unknown,,,,866
72180,72603,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel, crushed, with Burial 4. Cord-impressed decoration (Mortimer 1905: fig. 972). Four perforated lugs and all over cord-impressed decoration. 11.5cm tall",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71140,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,866
72181,72604,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel with Burial 5, crushed. Placed between knees & elbow. Decorated with vertical stab and drag decoration arranged in 3 4 vertical bands around rim and upper body. Rather irregular shape. Had been crushed between the knees and the right elbow (Mortimer 1905: fig. 973). 16.5cm tall. ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees ,,,Pottery,71141,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,866
40173,72607,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Remains of lining of wood with burial pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],40173,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40173,72609,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Two small perforated chalk discs - one is broken and perforation in centre worn all the way through. two circular chalk discs 3/4ins thick, 3 1/2 and 4ins, in diam respectively. Broken one is smaller and  illustrated by Mortimer fig 950.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Chalk,40173,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40173,72610,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Two small perforated chalk discs - one is broken and perforation in centre worn all the way through. two circular chalk discs 3/4ins thick, 3 1/2 and 4ins, in diam respectively. This complete one may have circular decoration on it (need to check) See Mortimer fig 949",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Chalk,40173,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40174,72612,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Sherds of Food Vessel  - disturbed by Silburn. Note other objects were found in the mound (eg ox bone and flint),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed by Silburn but likely associated with this burial ,,,Pottery,40144,Unknown,,,,
50194,72613,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Fragments from a collared urn jar. Most of the profile was reconstructable. The external decoration consists of close-spaced horizontal and diagonal lines forming filled chevrons. Applied cord decoration internally (Boast et al. 2011, 77). ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,On base of pit,Y,,Pottery,50120,Unknown,,,,
50194,72614,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Fired clay object - small sub-circular clay disc with fine-weave (cloth) impression (Boast et al. 2011, 81 SF2). Location of discovery not specified. Associated with the cremation.1.5 cm diameter disc concave on one side and flat on the other; textile decoration on concave side - some kind of garment fitting? ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Pottery, Textile",50120,Unknown,,,,
50194,72615,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Worked flint recovered from within the collared urn. No further details available. Possibly a flake? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within collared urn,,,Chert / Flint (Uncertain/Unspecified),50120,Unknown,,,,
72183,72616,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Disturbed and abraded fragments from a single Deverel Rimbury  vessel. Potentially contained the cremated remains.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71144,Unknown,,,,
72184,72620,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Cremation vessel with flattened pedestal base, grog-tempered ware (B3) with black slip (Askew 2006, 50 fig13 top left).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71145,Unknown,,,,125
72184,72621,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Open cu-alloy ring. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone in pedestal jar?,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71145,Unknown,,,,125
72187,72622,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Fragments of unburnt animal bone with cremated bone in crematorium,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In grave fill,In crematorium with burnt and unburnt human remains but animal bone is unburnt ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71150,Unknown,,,,869
72187,72623,,Pot,,,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,Dish shaped Neolithic open bowl pottery - large pieces. MNI of one vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,In grave fill,Placed in the crematorium with the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,71150,Unknown,,,,869
40175,72624,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze pricker or awl at lumbar vertebrae of burial 1; in pristine and unworn condition,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed at lower back/ waist ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40146,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,869
40175,72625,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Finely decorated Beaker near feet of Burial 1 see Mortimer fig 955. This is a well-made and  regularly shaped beaker with bands of horizontal and vertical incised decoration all over neck and body. Total of 3 zones with lower zone the most complex. Stab and drag impressions. S3 (long necked) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Crushed on side and placed at pelvis of burial ,,,Pottery,40146,Unknown,,,,869
40175,72626,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Finely decorated Beaker at head of Burial 1 (and burial 2). Seemingly this pot was placed so that it was shared by both burials ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Seemingly this pot was placed so that it was shared by both burials  and directly above both their heads ,,,Pottery,"40146, 71148",Unknown,,,,869
72186,72627,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Possible boar tusk or bone tool/ antler in front of face of burial 3,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Possible boar tusk or bone tool/ antler in front of face of burial 3,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71149,Unknown,,,,869
40176,72628,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn placed on top of cremated remains (M fig 992). Small Collared Urn with triangle or zigzag decoration around collar along with series of horizontal impressed lines (maggot decoration - five undulating lines). Decoration restricted to collar. Quite small - only 11.5cm tall; crack down side Note on half of a large flint scraper picked up from near centre of barrow but not directly a grave good ,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,On top of body,"Placed directly on top of cremation but as it was upright, it is clear that the cremated bones did not spill out ",,,Pottery,40147,Hull and East Riding Museum, Ref:M.P.331,,,870
40177,72629,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Large flint knife of yellowish coloured Yorkshire flint (fig 952). Oval shaped with retouch ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill with burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40148,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,871
72146,72631,FKE51305,Pot,,VESSEL,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Cordoned urn, packed round with flints.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71098,Unknown,,,,
72147,72632,FKE51306,Pot,,VESSEL,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),Incomplete urn of dark brown coarseware. No further details. Assumed to be container for the body.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50048,Unknown,,,,
50214,72633,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Thick-walled sherds in a frequent, coarsely flint-tempered fabric, all which probably derived from a single vessel of Middle Bronze Age date. One base sherd was present; the remainder comprised plain body sherds. No significant profile or part-profile was reconstructible (Cichy and Allen 2013, 52).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71153,Unknown,,,,
72188,72634,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"151 sherds dating to c. 1550 BC � 1350 BC (Cichy and Allen 2013, 52). No further details given.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71154,Unknown,,,,
72189,72635,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"122 mostly flint-tempered sherds of Middle Bronze Age date (c. 1550 - 1350 BC) representing at least eight different vessels. Most were thick-walled plain bodysherds. Decorative elements included fragments from a fingernail impressed cordoned vessel with the cordon positioned just beneath the rim. Sherds from another vessel featured impressed comb-tip decoration. Sherds from yet another vessel were produced in a mixed flint- and grog-tempered fabric, that is typically slightly later in date (c. 1350 - 1150 BC) (Cichy and Allen 2013, 47-8).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,71155,Unknown,,,,
72190,72636,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"654 potsherds including at least 41 from one vessel and 54 sherds from another. The vast majority of sherds were flint-tempered plain body sherds. One decorated pair of sherds, potentially from the same, relatively thin-walled vessel, featured a shallow cordon decorated with oblique fingernail impressions, immediately above or below which were a series of spaced vertical comb-tip impressions. One of these sherds also featured traces of additional horizontal comb-tip impressions. One fairly thick-walled body sherd featured a hole which had been drilled into the vessel from both sides post-firing. The perforation had an hourglass profile, with approximately two thirds of the hole drilled from the exterior surface (Cichy and Allen 2013, 48-9)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,71156,Unknown,,,,
72196,72637,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,red deer bone with Neolithic child in pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In pit with child,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71157,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,873
72196,72638,,Pot,,,154,Pot,Grimston Ware,Sherds of Neolithic pottery ; early Neolithic possibly Grimston Ware,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Fragments of pottery in pit fill with child inhumation ,,,Pottery,71157,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,873
72198,72642,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel accompanying inhumation - small Food Vessel vase behind head (vase decayed),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Slightly degraded but placed behind head ,,,Pottery,71160,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,873
72198,72643,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,Jet pulley ring moved by rabbit burrowing - near waist; incised line decoration - series of short diagonal lines decorating all surfaces with three oval impressions on central (side) surface - Mortimer fig. 1002(Seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting for belt/pulley ring),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed near pelvis but slightly disturbed by rabbit burrowing ,Y,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71161,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,873
72198,72644,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint flaked knife knife at hips. Mortimer fig 1001. Possibly a little battered and worn,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed at the hips ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71161,Unknown,,,,873
72192,72645,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from the base and plain lower body of a soft, reduced, grog-tempered �Belgic� or Early Roman-period vessel, possibly dating from about 50 BC, but more likely from about AD 25 to 75 (Cichy and Allen 2013, 52).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71162,Unknown,,,,
40181,72646,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Kettlethorpe, South Cave: FP Beaker - no further information; misidentified as Food Vessel. Actually may be an AOC Beaker (Clarke 1970: No. 18/1259)155mm tall and 123mm diameter",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,40151,Hull and East Riding Museum,"85, 59",,,874
72194,72648,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from a relatively large, handmade, soft, reduced, thick-walledmgrog-tempered �Belgic� or Early Roman-period vessel dating from about 50 BC, but more likely from c. AD 25 to 75. Only part of the base, some plain body sherds and one thinner- walled simple everted rim sherd were present (Cichy and Allen 2013, 53).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71164,Unknown,,,,
72195,72649,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Sherds from a near-complete and reconstructable small, handmade but probably wheel finished, bead rimmed jar in a reduced sandy fabric of �Belgic� or Early Roman date (AD 25/50 to c. 75) (Cichy and Allen 2013, 54).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71165,Unknown,,,,
40184,72650,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"This is described by Mortimer as a pointed dagger, 10"" long, made of human bone! (fig 533) with No 3. Gnawed with worn tip (Woodward and Hunter 2015, 126)",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed near the feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Human) [Human Bone],71166,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,875
72199,72651,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Small beautifully flaked black flint knife in front of face of burial 6,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71167,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,875
40186,72652,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Abramson (1996, 11), East Field barrow: Thin linear stains around the body probably represent either a timber grave lining or a plank coffin. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40156,Unknown,,,,876
50225,72653,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Truncated pedestal urn (Thompson 1982 form A1). Well-formed but not quite symmetrical. Fairly fine brown grog-tempered fabric, dark grey surfaces, burnished outside and under base. The most basic form of pedestal, without dating significance; not the usual hard firing of much of Canterbury's grog-tempered pottery (Blockley et al. 1995, 631).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50147,Unknown,,,,143
40189,72654,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Crushed Food Vessel at feet and behind back of Burial 1; cord-impressed decoration - Mortimer fig. 979. Reconstructed and complete. Decorated with diagonal incised slashes on rim and maggot twisted cord impressions in neck and carination, Vase is 6 inches high and 8 inches across at top. Quite irregular rim. 15.3cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet ,,,Pottery,71170,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,877
40190,72655,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Broken Food Vessel - disturbed by later Saxon burials  This likely accompanied rather than contained it ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Broken and disturbed fragments of a Food Vessel ,,,Pottery,71171,Unknown,,,,878
40191,72656,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small flint axe with later cremation; quite roughly finished with several angular flakes taken off. some evidence of wear around the edge ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71172,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
40191,72657,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bone pin with cremation - not burnt so grave, not pyre, good",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71172,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
40191,72658,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Mix of animal bone - Includes burnt ox and pig and unburnt tusk of a large wild boar,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation - note some is burnt and some is not ,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory]",71172,Unknown,,,,879
40191,72659,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Mix of animal bone - Includes burnt ox and pig and unburnt tusk of a large wild boar,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71172,Unknown,,,,879
40191,72661,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel and accessory cup & incense cup with cremation - disturbed but possibly unurned ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71172,Unknown,,,,879
40191,72662,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Part of a disturbed incense cup with cremation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71172,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
72203,72663,,Flint tool,,,19,Arrowhead,Chisel,Black flint chisel or tranchet arrowhead (M fig481); pristine fresh condition; unusual(diamond-shape,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],"71173, 71174",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
72204,72664,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,Under head of B2 was organic dark matter - floral pillow?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed under head like a floral pillow,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71175,Unknown,,,,879
72204,72665,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,By forehead were three struck flints,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by forehead ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71175,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
72204,72666,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Very elegant Food Vessel in front of face of B2. Really unusual excised lines of zigzag decoration,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71175,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
50226,72667,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Iron bangle. No further info available,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71176,Unknown,,,,144
40191,72668,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Accessory vessel with Food Vessel and cremation; disturbed,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In disturbed grave flil with cremation ,,,Pottery,71172,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,879
40192,72669,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Inhumation over dark organic matter - remains of shroud or wrapper - cloth wrapping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Wrapping of body - placed over & under inhumation ,,,Textile,71177,Unknown,,,,880
72205,72670,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Part of a burnt and fragmented flint knife with cremation - pyre good,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71178,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,880
72205,72671,,Clothing,,,252,Dress Fastener,,"Unusual burnt bone button or dress fastener - pyre good - (M Fig 293). It has a perforation and grooves along two edges and two prongs. (almost looks like a curtain ring with central perforation). Woodward and Hunter (2015, 54-5)",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation and burnt so it is a pyre good ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71178,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,880
72205,72672,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food vessel immediately over top of cremation. It was reconstructed and is complete. It is well-made and regular in shape and decorated with vertical zigzag decoration on rim and upper body. 14cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Plced upright on top of cremation,,,Pottery,71178,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,880
72206,72673,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"With cremation, unburnt animal bones of young red deer",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71179,Unknown,,,,880
40193,72674,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),"Battle axe or perforated axe hammer behind head, at shoulder, with decayed wood handle. Made of whinstone, 4.5 inches long, placed close to shoulder with decayed handle lying over the upper part of the chest. It The hand bones lay above the decayed shaft. It is boat-shaped and in reasonable (unworn)? condition. Mortimer fig. 399. This is interesting as the battle-axe is very much placed in an action pose - held in hand and ready for use/ defence?",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Paced close to shoulder with decayed handle lying over the upper part of the chest. Seemingly gripped by hand,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40161,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,881
40193,72675,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel in front of face; ornamented with stamped impressions - cord impressed. Mortimer fig. 398. It is 6 inches tall and 6.5 inches wide a mouth. It is unusual in shape with the unperforated lugs over half way down vessel. Regular in shape 150mm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,40161,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,881
40193,72676,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Decayed soot-like matter and organics surrounding inhumation - shroud or textile covering?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Surrounding inhumation ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40161,Unknown,,,,881
50135,72678,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: one of two further pots within the cremation vessel located in the NW corner of grave [55]",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,72679,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: two of two further pots within the cremation vessel located in the NW corner of grave [55]",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50066,Unknown,,,,
72153,72680,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [45]: Gg/hr: Cremation vessel (no further details); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71180,Unknown,,,,
72153,72681,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [45]: Gg/hr: Cremation vessel (no further details); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71180,Unknown,,,,
72153,72682,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [45]: Gg/hr: Cremation vessel (no further details);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71180,Unknown,,,,
40195,72685,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Timber-lined grave or rather oak coffin (constrains the body so more likely coffin). ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Timber lining or coffin containing burial ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40163,Unknown,,,,882
40195,72686,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Two round flint scrapers by head and next to Food Vessel,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near the head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40163,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,882
40195,72687,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel on right side of head; filled with animal fat; twisted thong impressions & very delicate. It is 6.5 inches high and 6.5 inches wide at the mouth. On inside of lip of rim (nearly an inch wide) are 6 encircling lines of fine twisted thong impressions in two sets of three. Similar lines exist on the outside and include coarser thong impressions - one encircling line, followed by three sets of short lines of thong impressions arranged in herring-bone fashion. Lower half of vessel is plain. The bottom of pot had thick deposit of black matter - analysis indicated high quantities of nitrogen - animal fat 163mm tall ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,on right side of head; filled with animal fat;,,,Pottery,40163,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,882
40198,72688,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Flint leaf-shaped arrowhead by pelvis of left hip of burial 12; point towards the skull,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,by pelvis of left hip of burial 12; point towards the skull,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71181. 71182,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,883
40198,72689,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Leaf-shaped arrowhead at knees of burial 15 (1 of 2). Tip possibly deliberately broken off before burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71183,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,883
40198,72690,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,At knees of burial 15 were 2 delicately made leaf-shaped arrowheads; both broken tips before burial,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed at knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71183,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,883
72209,72692,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn inverted almost over Burial 2 in upper mound layer. Quite large (see Mortimer fig. 406) and with finger impressed decoration around rim, collar edge and carination . Lower half undecoratted ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Inverted over burial and may originally have contained cremation,,,Pottery,71184,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,883
40201,72693,,Flint tool,,,18,Arrowhead,Barbed,Barbed arrowhead  ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40167,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,884
40201,72694,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Polished axehead in mound but directly above the central large burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Other,In mound fill directly above primary central burial and possibly disturbed or moved from there? ,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],40167,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,884
40201,72695,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Dark unctous organic remains - shroud or food/floral offering? Placed directly under the burial and lots of fibrous etc material ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed directly under the burial and lots of fibrous etc material . Perhaps a mat,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40167,Unknown,,,,884
40201,72696,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,One of three Beakers - none are quite complete. Type S2 (W),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,One of two Beakers placed near the head ,,,Pottery,40167,Hull and East Riding Museum,230-42a,,,884
40201,72697,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,One of three Beakers. Type S. Again not quite complete ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,40167,Hull and East Riding Museum,230-42b,,,884
40201,72698,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Large polished pin or other implement made from ox leg bone,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head and may have been a hair ornament ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71185,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,884
40201,72699,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Bell Beaker - type FP. Not quite complete ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pit with crouched female burial ,,,Pottery,71185,Hull and East Riding Museum,230-42c,,,884
72210,72700,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Possible coffin or large oval receptacle of wood 1m x 0.6m in diameter with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71186,Unknown,,,,884
72210,72701,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Abercromby type 7 FV; enlarged, with deep thumb impressions. Inverted next to cremated remains",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed next to cremated remains and likely originally contained the body ,,,Pottery,71186,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,884
40201,72702,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,3 flint knives in grave fill ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40167,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,884
72210,72703,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food vessel next to unburnt skull ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Mixed with body parts, next to unburnt skull ,,,Pottery,71187,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,884
40202,72704,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with fine cutting edges,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40168,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,885
40202,72705,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Naturally centrally perforated flint nodule the size of a hen's egg,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40168,Unknown,,,,885
40202,72706,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Central grave was lined with oak - decayed coffin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Oak coffin,,,Wood [Oak],40169,Unknown,,,,885
40202,72707,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Two flint scrapers near head of primary child burial,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by head of child ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40169,Unknown,,,,885
40202,72708,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel with upper half decorated with oblique gashes - 11cm tall,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Pottery,40169,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,885
40202,72709,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Sherd of Beaker pottery -possibly not a grave good and could accidentally be residual (however it could also be a curated sherd),N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Pottery,71188,Unknown,,,,885
40204,72712,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Described as a bone hair pin so was found near head; plain & by left side of skull,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by left side of skull and possibly a hair ornament,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40170,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,886
40204,72713,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with double burial found under right shoulder of adult,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Flint knife with double burial found under right shoulder of adult,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71189,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,886
40205,72714,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Numerous fragments of animal bone in grave fill ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71191,Unknown,,,,887
40205,72715,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker x 2. One each with double primary crouched burial. Beaker type Group S2? FP. Both were fragmentary and picked up from the chalk around the sides of the grave ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71191,Unknown,,,,887
40206,72716,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,coffin underneath the double burial - decayed wood ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood [Oak],"40173, 71195",Unknown,,,,
40206,72717,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel with reticulated incised decoration ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of faces of the two inhumations - shared grave good ,,,Pottery,"40173, 71195",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72212,72718,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Plano-convex knife ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71196,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72212,72719,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Carinated vessel with cremation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation ,,,Pottery,71196,Unknown,,,,
72213,72720,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker accompanied an infant burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71197,Unknown,,,,
72213,72721,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with adult cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71198,Unknown,,,,
40208,72722,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel between two males with incised reticulated decoration on whole body,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed between the heads and shared by the two males,,,Pottery,"40176, 71199",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72214,72723,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Disturbed coffin (described as wooden planks) probably containing disturbed primary burials,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],"71200, 71201",Unknown,,,,
72216,72724,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot with inhumation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71202,Unknown,,,,
72217,72725,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin with crouched inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71203,Unknown,,,,
72218,72726,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn containing cremation - just sherds as in mound. (Longworth 1984: 207, No. 684). Primary series with decoration on collar & neck onlyFound during re-excavation by Coombs. ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Disturbed by ploughing etc ,,,Pottery,71205,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,893
40210,72727,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"With human cremated bones were burnt young pig - scapula, radius, ulna",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71204,Unknown,,,,893
40210,72728,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Cu alloy melted awl - pyre good. Placed on chest ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest of in situ cremation as a pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71204,Unknown,,,,893
40210,72729,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn by hips - triangular and twisted thong impressed decoration.. The vessel is 17cm tall and base only 7cm. Two lines on the inside of the lip of the overhanging rim and triangular decoration and lines on outside, all made by twisted thong. (Longworth 1984: 207, No. 683, plate 153d). Secondary Series ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by hips of in situ cremation but unburnt so placed in grave after the pyre had gone out ,,,Pottery,71204,British Museum,1151,,,893
40211,72730,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Half of a Cinerary Urn (?Collared Urn) - upper half broken off by plough- lying over cremationCollared Urn Primary Series North Western Style. Form IIIA. Herringbone decoration (Longworth 1984: 211, No. 738, Plate 13c) 22cm tall. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40178,Hull and East Riding Museum,335,,,894
72219,72731,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake with child cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71206,Unknown,,,,895
72219,72732,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Child burial surrounded by wood - decayed and ?burnt coffin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71206,Unknown,,,,895
40212,72733,,Weaponry,,,79,Dagger,Armorico-British,"Sheathed dagger of bronze with 4 rivets; black matter around weapon - sheathed in organic. Mortimer fig 8. Triangular blade with narrow flat midrib - possibly a Armorican-British type (?B) of Gerloff. Gerloff Armorico-British B (Type Cressingham). Slight edge damage Woodward and Hunter (2015: 42, fig. 3.1.6) Type 3A. ",Arreton Down/Wessex II/MAVI,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed at pelvis in sheath ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40179,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,895
40212,72734,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,"hammerhead of white crystaline limestone at head with handle to left of head, This is a perforated axehead/ possible macehead  ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head and still with handle intact ,,,Limestone,40179,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,895
40212,72735,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fine black flint knife-dagger  with two sharp cutting edges - fresh; exquisite retouch at head. Very finely made with lovely bifacial qualitoes ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40179,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,895
40213,72736,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Finely retouched flint knife,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71207,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40213,72737,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small but highly decorated Food Vessel with decayed inhumation; impressed decoration. Situated to south of the other (Mortimer fig. 2). 11.4cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill and probably next to body but it had degraded ,,,Pottery,71207,Unknown,,,,
40213,72738,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel vase with encircling lines on rim & shoulders with decayed inhumation (Mortimer fig. 3). Three encircling lines of short vertical slashes and apparently hastily made. 12.7cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71207,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40214,72739,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel with degraded child burial (Mortimer fig. 13). It was 12.3cm tall It has cord impressed decoration and a series of perforated lugs around neck. Decoration only on upper part of body & rim. Well-made and regular,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Alongside body,Next to child but placed inverted ,,,Pottery,40181,Unknown,,,,897
72221,72740,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,One of two Beakers with supposedly 2ndary crem in mound. Both S2 (W) type,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Other,Directly above secondary cremation in mound ,,,Pottery,71209,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,898
72221,72741,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,One of two Beakers with supposedly 2ndary crem in mound. Both S2 (W) type,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Other,Directly above secondary cremation in mound ,,,Pottery,71209,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,898
40217,72742,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn containing cremation with small stab or punched dot impressions on collar and zigzags below neck; large, smooth and well-made. (Mortimer fig  412) 25cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40186,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,899
72222,72743,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Jet necklace of 623 beads with primary inhumation; triangular, conical, cylindrical, barrel-shaped. It consisted of two triangular (decorated) spacer plates, 10 conical-shaped circular stud beads (one of which is damaged), 2 long oval beads, 35 cylindrical-shaped beads that are really barrel shaped and bulging in the middle, 1 tube-like bead and 373 thin wheel-shaped discs, in all 623 beads!!! THe beads were found on a film of dark matter and likely placed around neck of very degraded primary interment. Jet composite necklace of 623 beads with primary inhumation; triangular, conical, cylindrical, barrel-shaped. It consisted of two triangular (decorated) spacer plates, 10 conical-shaped circular stud beads (one of which is damaged), 2 long oval beads, 35 cylindrical-shaped beads that are really barrel shaped and bulging in the middle, 1 tube-like bead and 373 thin wheel-shaped discs, in all 623 beads!!! The beads were found on a film of dark matter and likely placed around neck of very degraded primary interment. Re-analysis by Woodward (2015: 288-292) suggests 6 strands of beads ; and components of at least two earlier necklaces. 2 terminal plates & 2 boat-shaped V perforated buttons, 37 fusiform & tubular beads & 573 tiny disc beads - yip total of 623 components.   . XRF etc analysis shows they are all jet but raw material comes from several different parent sources. Necklace 670mm and if round neck would be reaching between collar bone & breast. Some accidents in manuf - eg punch throo surface of the right rterminal plate & apex of one of the conical buttons. Differential wear. Beads not that worn but least are the disc - made specif for this nrecklace. Fusiform beads came from at least one other necklace as did the short squat ones. Conical buttons very little wear. Boat-shaped fasteners have different types of wear and may originally have been strung differently / used in different wear. Maybe as beads rather than fastenersCheck similarities with Masterton, Fife ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Missing,Head,Near head and probably around neck of degraded inhumation ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71211,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,899
72223,72744,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn containing cremation with small impressions on collar and zigzags below neck and on collar; otherwise undecorated. Quite regular in shape ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71210,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,899
72224,72745,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,fragmented bronze dagger with cremation. In very poor condition and hard to identify exact type,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Wiith cremation ; next to cremated remains ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71212,Unknown,,,,899
72224,72746,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,beads of jet and faience with cremation. Includes V-perforated jet bead. Probably a necklace  ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With cremation ,,,"Faience, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet]",71212,Unknown,,,,899
72225,72747,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Three barbed and tanged arrowheads with cremation; one possibly hafted. They are very finely made ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With cremation; placed accompanying cremated remains  ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71213,Unknown,,,,899
72225,72748,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Three barbed and tanged arrowheads with cremation; one possibly hafted. They are very finely made ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With cremation ; accompanying cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71213,Unknown,,,,899
72225,72749,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,hree barbed and tanged arrowheads with cremation; one possibly hafted. They are very finely made ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71213,Unknown,,,,899
71691,72751,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Flint scraper (Birchall 1965, 302).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within burial urn,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],71215,Unknown,,,,6
71691,72752,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Small ferruginous mass (Birchall 1965, 302)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within burial urn,,,Iron,71215,Unknown,,,,6
71696,72753,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Flint flake located beside the pottery vessels (Birchall 1965, 303)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],70878,Unknown,,,,6
40219,72754,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Some burnt and heat-shattered flint object,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40187,Unknown,,,,900
40219,72755,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Unburnt flint flake immediately above burnt bones - very worn along edges ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of burnt human remains but unburnt so added later ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40187,Unknown,,,,900
72226,72756,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"By lower legs - two pierced and broken 'inferior' buttons of lignite; one broken through. The first is a fastening item, and the perforation has worn through (Greenwell fig 118, p230), 2.2cm in diameter",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed next to lower legs and may have been used to fasten an item of clothing ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],40188,Unknown,,,,900
72226,72757,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Lignite ring with grooved incised decoration on both sides and pierced; slightly worn (Greenwell fig. 119, p230). It is 3.2cm in diameter and pierced from back to front. Greenwell says some of the decoration crossed to form a saltire pattern. Placed under right tibiaWoodward and Hunter (2015, 66): ID315 belt/pulley ring (seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting)",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs, Placed under right tibia,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],40188,Unknown,,,,900
72226,72758,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,1m from head of adult male was a complete ox skull and some pig bones. This is quite unusual to be accompanied by a complete animal skullThis is more in keeping with central European Beaker traditions ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed close to the head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40188,Unknown,,,,900
72227,72759,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,large antler pick by knees of adult female with some signs of use and wear; slightly broken. red deer antler. It is rubbed with lines and was much used,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed at knees,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71226,Unknown,,,,900
72227,72760,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Short-necked Beaker with bands of toothed zigzag and horizontal decoration. Six bands of simple ornamentation with grooved lines etc. At base is an encircling zigzag. It is 20cm tall and 12.7cm wide at rim.Clarke (1970: 509, No. 1366) says it is N2 type ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind the head ,,,Pottery,71226,Unknown,,,,900
72228,72761,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Behind hips of older female was a bone pin laid upon four flints including knife and scraper. The bone pin was 6cm long,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed behind hips and resting on four flint objects ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71227,Unknown,,,,900
72228,72762,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Behind back at hips, collection of four flints, possibly placed in a bag with a bone pin - knife, curved on one edge ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed with group of objects behind back of hips - possibly in an organic bag ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71227,Unknown,,,,900
72228,72763,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Behind back at hips, cluster of four flints, possibly placed in a bag with a bone pin. The scraper is 'pear-shaped'- well made",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed with group of objects behind back of hips - possibly in an organic bag ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71227,Unknown,,,,900
72228,72764,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Behind back at hips, cluster of four flints, possibly placed in a bag with a bone pin. This is a triangular-shaped worked flint, chipped and used along two edges ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,"Behind back at hips, cluster of four flints, possibly placed in a bag with a bone pin. ",,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71227,Unknown,,,,900
72228,72765,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,By knees was a large and broad beautiful flint flake ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71227,Unknown,,,,900
71690,72766,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Pedestalled cup? (Thompson 1982, type E1-2 or F3-4, 590)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Arranged with four/five other vessels in a circle around the central deposit of a tankard with cremated remains,,,Pottery,70875,British Museum,87 6-10 8,,,6
40222,72767,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Springwell Farm barrow 58a, Mortimer 1905, 262-3; Challis and Harding 1975, 57>: Shouldered vessel, assigned broadly to 1st mill BC.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40190,Unknown,,,,901
40227,72770,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel with primary inhumation; placed between knees and head! In front of body Mortimer fig. 939 p 317, Quite unusual and vase-shaped. Diamond decoration on rim and hanging sets of cord-impressed triangles at carination, Rim quite thick internally. cm tall and very open with narrow base",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of body/ face ,,,Pottery,40193,Unknown,,,,
40227,72771,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Incense cup in mound above primary inhumation. Mortimer fig 940. Small and highly decorated with impressed and incised lines and chevrons. 4cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40193,Unknown,,,,
40227,72772,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"coracle-shaped wicker-work coffin, accompanied by a food vessel; also wood or wicker cover over it Also note this was associated with a boat-shaped mass of stiff soil ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Willow],40193,Unknown,,,,
72229,72773,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with 7 pierced lugs and cord-impressed rim; most of vase dec with rope-like impressions. Small and 10cm tall . quite eroded and cracked ,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71238,Unknown,,,,
40228,72774,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Decorated Food Vessel; very large. fingernail decoration all over. See Mortiner fig. 941; p 317. Very open and bowl-shaped with grooves under rim lip and 6-7 pierced lugs placed equidistantly. Whole of vase is tastefully decorated with lines of rope-like impressions at various angles; quite arty. It is large and 14cm tall and 23cm wide at top and 8.5cm wide at base. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees of adult ,,,Pottery,71239,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,904
40229,72775,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,"Inverted hybrid Beaker/FV (Mortimer Fig 931, p310) or FV?incised dec hatched all over - quite rough, Lots of herring-bone and incised linear decoration. Shape quite Beakerish-like . 12cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Inverted,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40194,Unknown,,,,905
72230,72776,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Small bronze pricker or awl,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71241,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,906
72230,72777,,Other,,,198,Spoon/Spatula,,Spoon or spatula of bone by left femur of female; made of animal bone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by legs ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71241,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,906
40230,72778,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Decayed wooden coffin or wooden lid over burial B,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Wooden receptacle or cover placed over burial ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40195,Unknown,,,,906
40231,72779,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"71243, 71244",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,908
40231,72780,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Called a cinerary urn but it is a Collared Urn - broken ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,"71243, 71244",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,908
72231,72781,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),Butt-beaker.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71245,Folkestone Museum,,,,907
72231,72782,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Colchester brooch.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within butt-beaker,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71245,Folkestone Museum,,,,907
40232,72783,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Handled Beaker with child inhumation . It is more like a tankard, diamond and chevron and zigzag decoration all over including handle. Quite a stunning vessel. Rim worn and a little chipped (M. fig. 944). 12cm tall and very broad body,  (Clarke 1970: No. 1337). H(FV)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,with decayed bones of infant ,,,Pottery,40196,Hull and East Riding Museum,215.42,,,909
72234,72784,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Fine Food Vessel urn place just by N edge of central grave; herring-bone decoration. Mortimer fig 945. It is more of a Beaker-Food vessel hybrid. 12cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71247,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,909
72235,72785,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint flake knife,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,on top of cremation - unburnt though ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71248,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,909
72236,72786,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Conglomeration of human and animal bones including human skull and ox skull,",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,mixed together in grave fill ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71249,Unknown,,,,909
72232,72787,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker.'Quite plain and of the usual hard, dark-coloured pottery' (Randall Davis 1920).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71250,Folkestone Museum,,,,907
72237,72788,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),At least one (and probably many more) pottery vessel found with an unknown number of cremation vessels.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71251,Unknown,,,,910
72238,72789,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),Belgic pottery sherds relating to an unknown number of vessels.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,911
40234,72791,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn with incised dec on rim - zigzags / herringbone; placed over cremation. Secondary Series SE style. 20cm tall (Longworth 1984: 211, No. 733, pl 133d) ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed over the cremation but as it is not inverted it did not contain it ,,,Pottery,40198,Hull and East Riding Museum,419,,,912
40235,72792,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn placed next to cremation in an upright position. It is 22cm high and 18cm across at top (Mortimer fig. 419, p 167) and is externaly decorated with puncture lines giving a chevron/ herring-bone pattern. Placed partly on the remains and next to pile. Secondary Series South Eastern Style, Form I/IV (Longworth 1984: 211, Plate 133d). 25cm tall.  ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,"Placed beside cremation, not containing cremated remains",,,Pottery,40199,Hull and East Riding Museum,419,,,913
72239,72793,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food vessel (beyond repair). The pot was in a pit with wood ashes but little trace of cremated bone...cenotaph?,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,n a pit with wood ashes but little trace of cremated bone...cenotaph?,,,Pottery,71253,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,913
40236,72794,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Broken Beaker in grave fill and likely was accompanying female disturbed burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Disturbed by insertion of secondary burial ,,,Pottery,40200,Unknown,,,,914
40236,72795,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,Shed red deer antler in grave fill - probably a discarded pick. It has signs of working and may have been used to cut the grave Not preserved ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in grave above inhumation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71254,Unknown,,,,914
40236,72796,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"In front of middle of right leg was a flint knife, 7cm long ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,In front of middle of right leg ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71254,Hull and East Riding Museum,887,,,914
40236,72797,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint chip/ flake in front of face ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71254,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,914
40237,72798,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,Decayed but On cheek copper stain suggesting ornament or earring now totally oxidised ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed on cheek and may have been on ear or in hair - ear or hair copper ornament?,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],401201,Unknown,,,,915
40237,72799,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Fragments of a Beaker in the mound and central grave fill ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave and mound fill - disturbed from orimary inhumation?,,,Pottery,71255,Unknown,,,,915
40237,72800,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flakes by head ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Small flint flakes and chippiings placed behind neck ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71256,Unknown,,,,915
40237,72801,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife behind head - long and not worn. 5 cm long,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71256,Unknown,,,,915
40238,72802,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,Small perforated oval stone or macehead of quartzite just above burial;hand drilled central hole,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed just above the burial at head end ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,40202,British Museum,,,,916
40238,72803,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker pot above this skeleton but perhaps not directly associated with it? tooth-comb decoration. (Clarke 1970, 509, No. 1011/1373) . 13.8cm tall. Panel of large infilled triangles and zigzag decoration below. S4",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Above burial ,,,Pottery,71257,British Museum,730,,,916
72241,72804,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,By arm was a barbed and tanged arrowhead ; all over retouch.  point away from body for protection or to avoid injury? 3.7cm long. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Placed by arm but point placed away from body (symbolic protection?),,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71258,British Museum,735,,,916
72241,72805,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,Ammonite near arrowhead in front of body/head of male. Very worn - carried as a charm? Abraded and 5.3cm long ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Ammonite near arrowhead in front of body/head of male,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71258,British Museum,736,,,916
72241,72806,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel in front of face; five perforated lugs at neck. Thong and herring-bone impressed decoration Yorkshire vase. 12.4cm tall. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71258,British Museum,731,,,916
72241,72807,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Beautiful retouched blade behind back. Made of black flint ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71260,Unknown,,,,916
72241,72808,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Burnt bone pin with cremation of older lady - pyre good,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71262,Unknown,,,,916
72244,72809,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bone pin - 5.3cm long behind head. Ovicaprid long bone polished, point rubbed and worn to an oval section. Tip lacking ",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head (hair accessory)?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71263,British Museum,732,,,916
72243,72810,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Classic long necked Beaker with incised reticulated and horizontal lined bands of decoration (rude) S4 Beaker (Clarke 1970: 405, No 1373/1011)140mm tall and 95mm diameter ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71261,British Museum,,,,916
72242,72811,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,beautiful flint blade,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71260,British Museum,,,,916
72246,72812,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Small bronze awl in front of chest,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In front of chest ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71268,Unknown,,,,
72246,72813,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,In front of body/chest under a flint knife was a small bronze tapering awlThomas type 1. damaged and corrode. 1.7cm long,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,One of two awls in front of chest ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71268,British Museum,703,,,
72246,72814,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"In front of body with bronze tapering awl, between head & knees. Fine flint knife curved",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In front of body ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71268,British Museum,,,,
72246,72815,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Short-necked squat Beaker with unusual decoration of horizontal grooved lines. 17.8 cm high  at feet.  East Anglian Beaker (Clarke 1970, 509, No 1372F)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet ,,,Pottery,71268,British Museum,697,,,
72247,72816,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl behind hips (note two awls also accompanied another female burial in this barrow),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71270,Unknown,,,,
72247,72817,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife under feet - one side is curved ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed under feet ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71270,Unknown,,,,
72247,72818,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,S-profiled Beaker behind head. 15cm tall with stab & drag bands of zigzags,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,71270,Unknown,,,,
72245,72819,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Small bronze awl in front of chest. type 2A of Thomas. Short wedge-shaped tang; damaged. 3.8cm long ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed in front of chest ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71267,British Museum,705,,,
72245,72820,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with raised ribs and decorated with twisted thong impressions all over. Vertical lines on rim. Irregular rim. and slashed lines on both ridges. 13.4cm tall,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71267,British Museum,696,,,
40239,72821,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker with bands of horizontal lines and lozenge decoration. Short-necked S-shaped. N3(L). (Clarke 1970: No. 1370/705)150mm tall and 135mm diameter ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,40203,British Museum,698,,,
40239,72822,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Burnt frontal sinus of an ox mixed in with cremated human bones ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71266,Unknown,,,,
40239,72823,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Dark coloured organic matter on floor of cist 2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Floral or vegetable mat under burials covering cist floor ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71265,Unknown,,,,
72248,72824,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Narrow Beaker 20cm high and with bands of vertical and horziontal lines - beside cremation Interesting that a Beaker is associated with cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to the cremation ,,,Pottery,71271,Unknown,,,,
40240,72825,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragment of Food Vessel above burial (possibly therefore truncated by plough),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above burial ,,,Pottery,40204,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,920
72249,72826,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Small carinated bowl of grey ware with burnished greyish  brown slip. The side is slightly concave, with single and double cordons (Ogilvie and Dunning 1967, 221).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71272,Dover Museum,,,,919
72249,72827,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker of grey sandy ware with matt grey surface. Below the rounded and slightly thickened rim is an angle cordon at the junction with the side. The surface is plain, divided into zones by two single and one double cordon (Ogilvie and Dunning 1967, 221).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71272,Dover Museum,,,,919
72249,72828,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"La Tene III bronze brooch with slightly curved bow, D-shaped in section, and right-angled bend at the head. The side-wings protecting the spring are lightly ribbed above the turns of the spring. Originally the spring had eight turns, with external chord held by a medium-sized hook. One side of the spring and the pin are missing. The catchplate would be triangular when complete, and may have been solid or pierced by ornamental openings (Ogilvie and Dunning 1967, 221).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71272,Dover Museum,,,,919
72249,72829,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Damaged head-end and part of bow of bronze brooch, of the same type as ggID72828 (Ogilvie and Dunning 1967, 221).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71272,Dover Museum,,,,919
40241,72830,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,Double pointed bone point or pricker with cremation,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40207,Unknown,,,,921
40241,72831,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),Bronze ring with cremation (M. fig 581). It is bronze wire that is part twisted ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40207,Unknown,,,,921
50027,72832,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),E Malling Research Station: Lid/saucer,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71273,Maidstone Museum,,,,1466
50170,72836,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Tothill Street, Minster: One of three LIA inhumations deposited with objects.'a pot' No further information available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50096,Unknown,,,,
72259,72837,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Tothill Street, Minster: One of three LIA inhumations deposited with objects.Gollop and Mason (2006) note that the largest grave contained the outline of a coffin and its iron nails.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71276,Unknown,,,,
72250,72839,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,Antler pick just above head of female in burial B; lower end of an antler - part of a pick ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Above head at top of grave,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71277,Unknown,,,,923
72250,72840,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Well-made Food Vessel with incised and grooved decoration and eight perforated lugs. It is 16cm tall and 18cm wide at top. 'Gracefully' formed and ornamented all over exterier with cuneated gashes and horizontal groove and encircled by eight perforated projections. Well made. It had been crushed but reconstructed complete. (Mortimer fig 360, p 136)",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,On right side of skull ,,,Pottery,71277,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,923
40243,72841,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Bronze pricker or awl by right elbow of burial in pit A. Sharp pointed end (Mortimer fig 359, p 136)",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Under arm at right elbow,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40209,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,923
40243,72842,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel by thigh of Burial A. Reconstructed as complete. (Mortimer fig 358). It was 19cm tall and 19cm wide across mouth. Simple cord-impressed bands of vertical lines of decoration all over body and impressed lines on interior of the rim.,N/a,Complete,Worn,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by thgh,,,Pottery,40209,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,923
72260,72843,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Fine pristine knife of black flint close to face of Burial C. Mortimer fiig 361,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71280,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,923
72260,72844,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Boar tusk - very worn. Placed between knife and pot with Burial C,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face - boar tusk ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory],71280,Unknown,,,,923
72260,72845,,Pot,,,160,Pot,Polypod Bowl,Food Vessel immediately in front of chest of Burial C. Very crushed but once complete. It was like Mortimer fig 205 and had originally been provided with feet (footed Food Vessel or polypod vessel)' Simiilar to Acklam Wold (fig 205).14cm in diameter but only 9cm tall. Note that the feet are perforated and could be used to suspend . Bands of well-executed zigzag decoration around body. Links with Ireland,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face / chest,,,Pottery,71280,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,923
72251,72846,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Truncated plain pedestal urn with ordinary foot (Thompson 1982, A1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71283,Unknown,,,,924
72252,72847,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Truncated plain pedestal urn with ordinary foot (Thompson 1982, A1).The sherds are described as 'fresh' (Lyme in Bray 2014, Appendix 2)",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71284,Unknown,,,,924
72252,72848,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Iron fragments were recovered from spits 1 and 2 of cremation 6. They are fragments of the same elongated iron object, unfortunately the whole object has not survived therefore it is not possible to determine what they originally formed part of (Crabb in Bray 2014, 4)",Unknown,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Originally placed within the burial urn?,,,Iron,71284,Unknown,,,,924
72253,72849,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),Truncated cordoned pedestal urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71285,Unknown,,,,924
72253,72850,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Copper alloy fragments were recovered from multiple spits of cremation 7. Unfortunately the heat of the cremation led to the metal being damaged and distorted to such an extent that identification is not possible (Crabb in Bray 2014, 4).",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Originally placed within the burial urn?,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71285,Unknown,,,,924
72254,72851,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Truncated elaborately cordoned pedestal urn (Thompson 1982, A3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,924
72254,72852,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Copper alloy fragments recovered from multiple spits of cremation 8. The heat of the cremation led to the metal being damaged and distorted. Two small fragments from spit 4 of cremation 8 are identifiable as fragments of a brooch spring. However the damage means that further identification is not possible. It is also not possible to determine whetherthey were from the same artefact. (Crabb in Bray 2014, 4)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Originally placed within the burial urn?,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],,Unknown,,,,924
72261,72853,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Bell Beaker Type N3; perhaps added later after burial?,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,71281,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72261,72854,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Bell Beaker type S2 with Burial A2 ; possibly added later in a later recut as an offering. Still a grave good as it is in extended grave ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed in front of knees ,,,Pottery,71281,Unknown,,,,
72261,72855,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,jaw of ox by skull of Burial A2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Ox jaw placed in front of face ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71281,Unknown,,,,
72263,72856,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife in front of face,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71288,Unknown,,,,
72263,72857,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Leg bones of pig by child no 4,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed near feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71288,Unknown,,,,
72263,72858,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flake and chips by knees of burial No 4,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71288,Unknown,,,,
72263,72859,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Handled Food Vessel or rather Beaker/ Food Vessel hybrid by feet with very narrow mouth. Quite plain but finger impressed decoration at carination and impressed lines on interior of rim ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed near feet ,,,Pottery,71288,Unknown,,,,
40246,72861,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Decayed oak-timber coffin/casket ; whole oak trunk; also a lid or cover covers the cremation. impressions of the squarely-cut ends and rounded sides of the coffin were sharply defined in the soil,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Coffin under and wooden lid over cremation; coffin way too large for the small quantity of cremated remains ,,,Wood [Oak],40212,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,927
40247,72862,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,remains of degraded wood suggesting coffin ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Degraded oak coffin (note also oak coffin i,,,Wood [Oak],40213,Unknown,,,,928
40247,72863,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel in secondary coffined grave (Mortimer fig 11) It has dot impressed decoration around rim and grooves and four unperforated lugs in groove zone near burial but not direct association ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill ,,,Pottery,40213,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,928
72266,72864,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Bronze dagger with handle & 3 rivets placed at right hip. Has a tang & midrib; brand new & unused. Mortimer fig 12 p 8. It has 6 intact rivets and a very pronounced midrib. Also incised decoration along lateral ribs  along both sides - very fine! ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed at pelvis and possibly worn on an organic belt,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71290,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,928
72266,72865,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,"Decayed organics around head, shoulders and hips - possibly textile/ shroud",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Possibly a shroud or textile wrapping body - decayed ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71290,Unknown,,,,928
72269,72869,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Calcined burnt flint knife with convex face & flaked all over surface with cremation - pyre good. 3cm long,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation - pyre good ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71291,British Museum,1603,,,930
40248,72870,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Beautifully made serrated and retouched knife - pristine; serrated at edges. Placed at hands at face; finely flaked all over (Greenwell fig 8(. It was 7cm long and 3.5cm wide. It has 12 teeth per cm,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed in hands which are in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40214,British Museum,1602,,,930
40248,72871,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Wood lining and sides but not cover for inhumation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,open casket with no obvious lid ,,,Wood [Oak],40214,Unknown,,,,930
40248,72872,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Well made Food Vessel behind head with twisted thong dec and 7 unpierced ears/ lugs; also encircling lines . It was 12.6cm, high and 14.9cm wide at mouth and 6cm at base. Decorated all over - collar area and neck has impressed/ cord impressed lines and below the lugs an arrany of cord-impressed diamonds/ cross-hatching decoration. Internally it is discoloured and possibly evidence for food residue",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind the head ,,,Pottery,40214,British Museum,1605a,,,930
72270,72873,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,From disturbed grave - portion of  handled Beaker - poss relating to a primary disturbed Beaker burial,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With disturbed and disarticulated burial - scattered and disturbed by later insertion of burials ,,,Pottery,71292,British Museum,1601,,,930
72265,72874,,Pot,,,240,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Coarseware),"A fine bi-conical cooking pot with cordons below the rim. It was substantially complete, and lay at an angle of about 70 degrees and contained the cremated bones of an adult.Biconical vessel of buff-brown grog-tempered ware with dark brown surface, lightly burnished. Five cordons on neck and shoulders below slightly thickened outcurved rim. Slightly raised base. Similar to pot No. 19from Swarling (Burial 17) (Philp 2014, 14 fig.5 no. 1).<BM online catalogue description>: Handmade pottery ripple-shouldered jar, contained cremated bone.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,At a slight angle on the base of the pit,,,Pottery,71293,British Museum,"19,900,701.60",,,929
72265,72875,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"A fine crushed, but substantially complete pedestal urn.Small pedestal-urn in grey-black ware with smooth black surface. Thickened raised pedestal base with large cordon at junction of wall and base. Slight cordon on neck and simple outcurved rim. Crushed by pressure, not emptied. Similar to Swarling Nos. 2 and 3 (Burial 13) (Philp 2014, 14 fig.5 no. 2).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,At an angle of 45 degrees on the base of the pit,,,Pottery,71293,British Museum,"19,900,701.50",,,929
72265,72877,,Other,,,176,Razor,,<BM online catalogue description>: Iron razor with small circular perforation at one end.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,71293,British Museum,"19,900,701.70",,,929
72265,72878,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Half of a pig's skull (Philp 2014, 11)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71293,British Museum,"19,900,701.60",,,929
72265,72879,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,<BM online catalogue description>: Polished pebble,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71293,British Museum,"19,900,701.80",,,929
40249,72880,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn containing cremation. Bands and diagonal lines at rim; rest of urn plain,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40215,British Museum,,,,1139
72271,72881,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife in front of face and by R hand. Convex face & carefully flaked all over,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed in hands in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71294,British Museum,,,,1139
72271,72882,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Central grave lined with wood - open coffin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Open casket and no lid ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71294,Unknown,,,,1139
72271,72883,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Lying over top of central grave was a flint core,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Over top of central grave ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71294,Unknown,,,,1139
72271,72884,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Lying over top of central grave was a flint scraper,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Over top of central grave ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71294,Unknown,,,,1139
40250,72885,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,5 Calcined flints with cremation -pyre goods,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71295,Unknown,,,,931
40252,72886,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary Cinerary Urn with reticulated incised decoration over the top of the cremation. Seemingly did not contain it This has been identified as a Food Vessel with incised chevron and lozenges,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed in top of cremation rather than containing it ,,,Pottery,40216,British Museum,1629,,,932
40253,72887,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"Incense cup, globular in form with bands of herring-bone decoration - very finely made. It has ovely corn ear/espiga bands of decoration (two separate bands); between the bands are six perfortaed holes. It is 4.5cm high and 5.5cm wide at rim (Greenwell fig 11). Depressed globular form rather than biconical  with two well-executed zones of incised herringbone with the perforations sandwiched between. NOTE that this has been heat-damaged, Inside of lip has encircling lineCup placed on the bones and on the east side ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of the cremation ,,,Pottery,40217,British Museum,1630,,,933
72267,72888,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Carinated bowl. Small jar of grey-black ware with burnished black surface. Sharply carinated body, thickened outcurved rim, wide foot-ring base and marked grooves and cordons on girth and shoulder (Philp 2014, 14 fig.5 no. 3).<BM online catalogue description>: Pottery tazza",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.90",,,929
72267,72889,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Small jar of buff-brown grog-tempered ware and brown surface, lightly burnished. Sharply carinated body, thickened slightly outcurved rim and wide base with slight foot-ring. Faint groove below carination and four wide cordons on neck. Broadly similar to No. 26 from Swarling (Burial 13)  (Philp 2014, 14 fig.5 no. 4).<BM online catalogue description>: Pottery tazza",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.10",,,929
72267,72890,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"Bucket represented by cu-alloy fittings - two bucket handle mounts, a handle, two fixing joints, and several sections of decorated strip.The cu-alloy handle-mount in the form of human head wearing a coiled ram's-horn helmet. Elongated face and eyes, sharp pointed nose, slit mouth and long neck. The helmet is attached at the back to a narrow rectangular plate with circular socket to take a swivel handle. A bronze rivet is fixed through the neck and back-plate to secure the mount to the rim of the bucket. All four mounts appear to have been slotted onto the wooden rim of the bucket then held by a single rivet. The wood, when wet, would have expanded and helped both the fixing and also to close the joints of the vertical staves and also the base (Stead in Philp 2014, 15-17).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",71296,British Museum,"1990,0701.11.a-c",,,929
40254,72891,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragmentary Collared Urn next to cremation ; rim decorated with herring-bone motifs above and below shoulder groove. It may have originally contained the cremation before it was disturbed. (Longworth No 665),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremation ,,,Pottery,40218,British Museum,1606,,,934
40254,72892,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Cremation in a very tight round heap and had likely been contained in a bag ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Assume that cremation was in a bag due to the tight and concentrated shape of the heap ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40218,British Museum,,,,934
40254,72893,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint plano-convex knife with inhumation; well-made and convex; pristine condition ; retouch . 6.7cm long  & 4.5cm wide,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Unknown,Unknown as the body had degraded ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40219,British Museum,1609,,,934
72267,72894,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Iron ring,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On the base of the grave,,,Iron,71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.15",,,929
72267,72895,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Iron ring.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On the base of the grave,,,Iron,71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.16",,,929
72267,72896,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Cu-alloy ring.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On the base of the grave,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.14",,,929
72267,72897,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Cu-alloy ring.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Found in pot ggID72888,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.19",,,929
72267,72898,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<BM online catalogue description>: Copper alloy one-piece brooch with open catch-plate, and length of chain attached.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.17",,,929
72267,72899,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<BM online catalogue description>: Copper alloy one-piece fibula brooch, with moulding on the bow. In four pieces.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bucket,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.18",,,929
72267,72900,,Tool,,,233,Shears,,Iron shears,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Beneath the iron cutting disc,,,Iron,71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.12",,,929
72267,72901,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"<BM online catalogue description>: Iron cutting disc, edges damaged.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On top of the shears,,,Iron,71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.13",,,929
40255,72902,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Carefully flaked unburnt knife on top of cremation; grave not pyre good. Or flint point - with bilateral edge retouch. 4.8cm long,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40220,British Museum,1619,,,935
40255,72903,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Large piece of (semi-complete) Food Vessel with impressed thick-cord twist decoration,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed beside cremation ,,,Pottery,71297,British Museum,,,,935
72267,72904,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,Part of an animal carcass consisting of ribs and the spine (not yet identified).,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On the base of the grave,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71296,British Museum,"19,900,701.61",,,929
72272,72905,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Broken knife -lost its pointed end by head next to FV; roughly flaked ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71298,Unknown,,,,935
72272,72906,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,1ry grave lined throughout with solid wood & branches over crouched inhumation; 1.8m X 0.6m in dimensions ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71298,Unknown,,,,935
72272,72907,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel with lozenge and twisted thong decoration by head of inhumation; half of surface eroded, row of lozenges and zigzags. 13.2cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,71298,British Museum,1673,,,935
40256,72908,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collard Urn with cremation in mound - disturbed. Incised herringbone. 10.7cm tall (LOngworth 666a),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Originally contained the cremation but was later disturbed ,,,Pottery,40221,British Museum,1621,,,936
72273,72909,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Central oval grave lined with planks and crouched burial covered with branches.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Under body and has a branch cover ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71299,Unknown,,,,936
72268,72910,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Large pedestal urn of buff-brown grog-tempered ware and dark brown surface, with external burnishing surviving in places. Wide mouth about 24cm in diameter and broad, raised pedestal base about 14cm wide. Two sets of deep grooves on lower body, three bold cordons on shoulder and outcurved rim. Height about 30cm (Philp 2014, 15, fig. 2 no. 5).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,Y,,Pottery,71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.20",,,929
72268,72911,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Small, slightly carinated bowl of buff-brown grog-tempered ware, with dark brown surface, well burnished on lower half. Slightly raised base and three bold cordons on shoulder below a simple, outcurved rim (Philp 2014, 15, fig. 2 no. 6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave at foot of pedestal urn,,,Pottery,71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.22",,,929
72273,72912,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,At E end of central grave was an ox tooth,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],71299,British Museum,,,,936
72273,72913,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel in front of face; well-made and with 5 pierced lugs; twisted thong decoration. Yorkshire vase. Twisted collar. 12.4cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71299,British Museum,1620a,,,936
72268,72914,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Small cup/bowl (unbroken) of buff-brown ware, probably grog-tempered with smooth dark brown surface, slightly burnished. Three bold cordons on shoulder below simple outcurved rim and slightly raised base (Philp 2014, 15, fig. 2 no. 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave at foot of pedestal urn,,,Pottery,71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.21",,,929
72268,72915,,Container,,,56,Bucket,,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): <BM online catalogue description>: Wooden bucket with copper alloy fittings, contained cremated bone. Anchor shaped handle mounts. Two rivets potentially from the bucket are catalogued separately. See Stead in Philp (2014, 17) for further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",71300,British Museum,"1990,0701.23; 1990,0701.44-5",,,929
72268,72916,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): One of two poorly preserved one-piece copper-alloy brooches with open catch plates, coiled spring, intact pin and chain. These are La Tene III in style and should date to the second half of the first century B.C. (Stead in Philp 2014, 17).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In bucket,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.26",,,929
72268,72917,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): One of two poorly preserved one-piece copper-alloy brooches. These are La Tene III in style and should date to the second half of the first century B.C. (Stead in Philp 2014, 17).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In bucket,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.27",,,929
72268,72918,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): <BM online catalogue description>: Fragmented one piece iron brooch with internal chord.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave next to cu-alloy bowl,,,Iron,71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.28",,,929
72268,72919,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): <BM online catalogue description>: Fragmented one piece iron brooch with internal chord.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave next to cu-alloy bowl,,,Iron,71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.29",,,929
72268,72920,,Other,,,73,Cosmetic Set,,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): <BM online catalogue description>: Copper alloy toilet set on a suspension loop, comprising tweezers and a nail cleaner/file.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within bucket,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.25",,,929
72268,72921,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Cu-alloy fittings from a second wooden vessel of unknown form.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.24",,,929
40257,72922,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Beautiful black flint spearhead (dagger)-fine flake retouch & pristine condition (Mfig 920) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Beside cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71301,Unknown,,,,
72268,72923,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Scatter of 25 dome-shaped cu-alloy studs.  No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71300,British Museum,"1990,0701.31-43, 46-56 and 59",,,929
40257,72924,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Large Cinerary (Collared) Urn, not certain whether accompanied or contained cremation ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Unknown,Either accompanied or contained the cremation - not clear ,,,Pottery,71301,Unknown,,,,
72268,72925,,Other,,,214,Weight,,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Circular lead weight.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave next to shell,,,Lead,71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.30",,,929
72268,72926,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): Small meat bones",N/a,,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71300,British Museum,"1990,0701.62-5",,,929
72268,72927,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,"Malmains Farm, Alkham, Burial 4  (Philp 2014, 13, 15, 17, figs. 2, 4, 6, 8-10 and pls. I and II): a shell (1990,0701.66)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave next to weight,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],71300,British Museum,"19,900,701.66",,,929
72274,72928,,Clothing,,,108,Helmet,,"<PAS online description>: Copper alloy helmet (largely intact, four bags of small fragments probably associated, see no. 2) of Robinson's (1975) 'Coolus A' type, Pernet's (2010) Coolus-Mannheim type. It is of a simple, almost hemispherical design, although oval in plan, with shallow-angled projecting neck-guard at the rear. It appears to have been beaten from a single sheet of copper alloy.  It is likely that the helmet was complete when it was deposited. Three main areas of damage - a large, irregular hole at the peak of the helmet, a broken/dented section of rim, and cracking and splitting around the sides and towards the back of the helmet, are almost certainly caused by post-depositional factors.The bowl of the helmet is smooth, plain and undecorated. There are two parallel lines of cabled decoration running around the circumference of the helmet; one follows the edge, while the other runs above it, following the line of the bowl. There is a single circular hole pierced through each side of the helmet, between these bands of decoration. This type of helmet was not normally fitted with cheek-pieces (Pernet 2010, 116; Robinson 1975, 29), so it is most likely that these holes were intended for the attachment of a chin-strap. There is an additional square hole somewhat crudely pierced through the decoration on the neck-guard of the helmet. This may have been used as a third point of attachment for the chin-tie, or possibly for the attachment of a carrying-ring.Measurements: Circumference around rim, including neck-guard, and incorporating areas of damage: 665mm; weight: 539.4g.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71303,Unknown,,KENT-FA8E56,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/526999,939
72274,72929,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<PAS online description>: An Iron Age copper alloy brooch of mid first century date. The brooch is a La Tne D2 type (Mackreth Type 'D 1.a', Feugre 2b) with slightly expanded wire bow with lozenge-shaped cross-section, decorated on the front of the bow with vertical parallel lines. It has a symmetrical two-coil spring and external chord. Although the majority of the brooch is in good condition, the catchplate is damaged. Enough remains to show that the brooch originally had a framed catchplate with a single central bar. The catchplate bar is now broken, but may originally have been curved or dog-legged in form, or perhaps taking a double-C shape.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,With cremated bone in helmet,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71303,Unknown,,KENT-BEC6E6,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/568348,939
72274,72930,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<PAS online description>: Copper alloy spikeA small spike was recovered with the helmet. It is made from a small piece of copper alloy sheet rolled into a simple point. The spike shares the same greenish patina as the helmet, and it seems likely that it was associated with the helmet in some way. As it does not appear to relate directly to any of the three holes pierced through the rim of the helmet, it is possible that it fitted somehow into the damaged area at the top. Nevertheless, this interpretation is problematic, and cannot be demonstrated with any certainty. Helmets of the type used in this burial were not normally fitted with knobs, spikes or crests, nor is this spike of the same design as those sometimes used to adorn other types of contemporary helmet. If this piece had been used to adorn the top of the helmet, it would have been a very unusual modification. It is equally possible that the spike is unrelated to the helmet, or served a different, unknown, purpose.Measurements: Total length: 27.1mm; maximum width at base: 12.9mm; weight: 1.8g.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone within helmet,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71303,Unknown,,KENT-FA8E56,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/526999,939
40258,72931,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake left but other grave goods may once have been present,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,disturbed by antiquarian investigation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40258,Unknown,,,,
40259,72932,,Container,,,34,Box,,Small wooden receptacle/ box possibly containing cremation - unusual not pot but box,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40223,Unknown,,,,942
40259,72933,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Black flint elongated scraper placed at head. This was a round scraper at the back of the skull (Mortimet fig 897). 2.5 cm long ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40224,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,942
40259,72934,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Sharp-edged flint flake (Mortimer Fig. 899) of black flint in front of face, 2cm long",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed at crown or just in front of the face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40224,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,942
40260,72936,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"By right side of skull, black flint knife was positioned with the point downwards; sharp & pristine. It is 9cm long and 4.5cm wide ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,By right side of skull,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40226,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,943
40261,72937,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Crushed Food Vessel behind lower back of Burial 1- All Over cord decoration over whole vessel (possibly transitional type with Beaker?) Mortimer fig 902 but that is only a plan so not the actual pot. (M fig 902). THe vessel has similarities with that from Barrow C54 Group XI of Mortimer. It is 'tastefully' decorated top to bottom with delicate cord marks ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Pottery,71305,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,944
72275,72938,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Red deer antler with burial 3,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With burial 3,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71306,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,944
72275,72939,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel (M fig. 905). Quite roughly made and open mouth and decoration comprises series of vertical  incised lines separated by horizontal incised band. Note very thickened interior of rim, also decorated. Decorated all over. Quite irregular rim. small. 9cm tall",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed at head ,,,Pottery,71306,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,944
72277,72940,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Transitional and unusual cross Food Vessel/Collared Urn with cremation above grave A - inverted and urn 25cm tall; also by feet of Burial 3.Decorated on corrugated rim and neck (not quite a pronounced collar) with rows of thumbnail impressions (M. fig. 904) 24cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71308,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,944
40262,72941,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Near skeleton 1, semi-transparent flint knife that was worn on edges - used",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40227,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,945
40262,72942,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel with burial 1; beyond repair sadly,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,40227,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,945
72279,72943,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,'punch-like' flint article (M.fig 909) of black flint - a long-edged scraper. It actually looks a bit like an axe rough-out (unfinished flint axe (Mortimer fig. 909). It was 12cm long and 3cm thick.,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71310,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,945
72279,72944,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,On abdomen of 5 was a large circular flake of local flint. it looks very disc-like and has some retouch on edges ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on abdomen,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71310,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,945
40263,72945,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,By head of burial 1,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Antler tine placed by head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40228,Unknown,,,,946
40263,72946,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,two pieces of decorated Food Vessel found near burial 1,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,two pieces of decorated Food Vessel found near burial 1,,,Pottery,40228,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,946
40263,72947,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vase urn by head of Burial 3; nearly vertical gash decoration ( M fig 913). 16.5cm tall  and rather irregular with narrow base,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed by the head ,,,Pottery,71311,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,946
40263,72948,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Decayed bits of wood around primary burial 5,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Decayed bits of wood around primary burial 5,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71312,Unknown,,,,946
40264,72949,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Vertebrae and ribs and antler of red deer scattered around young inhumationNote  disarticulated human bones and animal bones were placed around knees; Mortimer suggests cannibalism,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed around knees and may represent a partial deer burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40229,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,947
72280,72950,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Scraper with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71313,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,947
40265,72951,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Behind shoulders was a fine leaf-shaped arrowhead (called spearhead) 11cm long. Beautifully flaked (Mortimer fig. 918). Long and ogival in shape and slight notch/damage on one side. Black flint (M fig 918)   Flint leaf shaped arrowhead; finely worked; one side damagedWeight: 7.1 grammes,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed directly behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71314,British Museum,"18,830,401.10",,,
40265,72952,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,fine leaf-shaped arrowhead (called spearhead) found by feet of  second burial. Smaller and more oval in shape than the first Almost totally flaked over surfaces. (Mortimer fig. 919)Flint leaf shaped arrowhead; finely worked; one edge damaged; pale greyWeight: 5.5 grammes,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71315,British Museum,"18,830,401.20",,,
40266,72953,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scraper found above burial - possibly originally a grave good that had been disturbed ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40230,Unknown,,,,950
40267,72954,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,Red deer vertebra,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In pit with the burials but had been disturbed ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"40231, 71316",Unknown,,,,
40267,72955,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel vase at E end of grave; inverted and 11cm tall (Mortimer fig 911, p 304). Decorated with incised herring-bone motif at rim and a second band around shoulder. Well made and finely executed decoration ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in grave fill above burials (note it may have been disturbed),,,Pottery,"40231, 71316",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40268,72956,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Beautifully chipped flint knife by shoulder (actually it is more like a flint dagger)  - pristine; point of knife towards right knee; it is 11cm long (Mortimer fig. 982). Flaked on both sides Note there were also Two flint knives in mound material ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,By head but point of knife is pointing towards right knee,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40232,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,953
40269,72957,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Red deer antler tine next to grave and by traces of fire on surface ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Possibly a grave good but disturbed ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40233,Unknown,,,,954
40270,72959,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn," Broken bones of a strong man with a ?Collared Urn, inverted ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed in an inverted position next to inhumation ,,,Pottery,40234,Unknown,,,,955
40272,72962,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Oval flint knife (M 988). Retouched along edges. 7cm long (maybe more like a large scraper!?) ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Disturbed by previous opening ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40236,Unknown,,,,957
40272,72963,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,2 flint scrapers and 3 flakes in Yorkshire flint,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Disturbed by antiquarian investigation but in fill with disarticulated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40236,Unknown,,,,957
40273,72964,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Jaw of a large ox with cremated remains; note the bone was unburnt ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated remains in pot ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40237,Unknown,,,,958
40273,72965,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,Bone pin placed in with cremation but unburnt; small indentation that pin may be result of attempt to pierce it . 7cm long with perforation at blunt end so more like a needle. Incised decoration here? Slightly curved (Mortimer fig 986). ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation but unburnt,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40237,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,958
40273,72966,,Container,,,29,Basket,,Wicker basket work surrounding inverted Collared Urn ; cylindrical receptacle of coarse basket-work,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Wicker basket work surrounding inverted Collared Urn ,,,Textile,40237,Unknown,,,,958
40273,72967,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn placed in a wicker basket and containing cremation; twist cord decoration on rim & shoulder (Mortimer fig 985); placed in vertical rows with horizontal twisted lines above and below. Rim slightly irregular and chipped. 23cm tall ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted Collared Urn placed in a wicker basket and containing cremation;,,,Pottery,40237,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,958
40274,72968,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel with grooves & four pierced bosses. Rim & upper half of pot impressed with twisted cord Accompanied by a broken food-vase (Mortimer fig. 991), placed close to the north side of the bones.- This measures 12cms in height,14cm across the top, 15cm across the shoulders, and 8cm at the bottom. Two grooves encircle the vase a little below its mouth ; the lower and smaller one contains four pierced bosses/lugs. The inside of the lip and the external upper half of the vase is most delicately ornamented with impressions made by a small and rather closely-twisted cord",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside elongated cremation ,,,Pottery,40238,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,959
40275,72969,,Pot,,,160,Pot,Polypod Bowl,"crushed Food Vesse/polypod bowl l at feet; above two other inhumations. Note this vessel is unique - has a handle and is four-footed. It also has unique crazy zebra zigzag decoration The vase (Mortimer fig. 990) measures 12.7cm high, 15.2cm across the top, and 7.6cm across the bottom. Lines of cord impressions, variously inclined and carelessly distributed, cover its whole exterior. It possesses a handle, and is, as far as our researches go, unique in having a bottom in shape between a square and a cross. Under the skeleton was a film of dark matter, evidently residue of decayed wood. ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Crushed and placed at feet ,,,Pottery,71317,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,960
40275,72970,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,Decayed wood and dark matter under skeleton - coffin?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Coffin of decayed wood residue under body (but above the two disarticulated individuals),,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71317,Unknown,,,,960
40275,72971,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Broken Food Vessel with  disarticulated remains. One fragment of FV missing- deliberately removed?. These remains were accompanied by portions of a food-vase placed in two heaps a foot apart. A fragment needed to complete the vessel could not be found anywhere. It seems by the two heaps the vessel may have been broken deliberately and divided and shared between the two individuals ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,It seems by the two heaps the vessel may have been broken deliberately and divided and shared between the two individuals,,,Pottery,"71318, 71319",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,960
40276,72972,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn with herring-bone twisted thong impressions in rim. Rather destroyed by ploughContaining the remains of a burnt body, that of an adult of uncertain sex. It had been so much destroyed by the plough that but little remained of it. The overhanging rim has been ornamented with a very roughly-formed pattern of lines made by a pointed tool, arranged herring-bone fashion, the inside of the lip of the rim having two encompassing lines of twisted-thong impressions.one third survives. Longworth No. 700",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted and containing body ,,,Pottery,40239,British Museum,1186,,,961
72281,72973,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Very rudely and coarsely made Collared Urn; imperfectly fired ; very fragmented wnd poorly made44 sherds with whipped cord. Longworth No. 701,N/a,Unknown,Worn,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71320,British Museum,1187,,,961
40277,72974,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,the grave was lined with wood - wooden coffin but did not cover body ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Unlidded coffin as wood did not cover body ,,,Wood [Oak],40240,Unknown,,,,962
40277,72975,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Long flint flake Not preserved ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40240,Unknown,,,,962
40277,72976,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Richly decorated FV on hand with 4 knobs/ unperforated lugs  at shoulder; twisted thong herringbone vertical bands' Placed in right hand Greenwell 1877: 304-5 <The vase is in shape some  what like fig. 70, but narrower in proportion, being 5  in. high, 6} in. wide at the rim, and 2  in. at the bottom; it has four unperforated ears at the shoulder. The ornamentation is entirely formed by impressions of thin and closely:twisted thong. The inside of the lip has eight encircling lines upon it, whilst the inside has three. Below the lip, for a space of 3  in., the pattern consists� of bands of short lines arranged herring-bone fashion; except on the ears, which have each eight parallel vertical lines upon them. The remainder of the vase is covered with short arch  shaped figures, placed rather irregularly, but having a tendency to form encircling bands.>Yorkshire vase with twisted cord decoration - herringbone. 14.7cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Hands,Placed in hands ,,,Pottery,40240,Unknown,,,,962
40278,72977,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Small oval flint scraper on chest; horsehoe scraper 2cm long ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71321,British Museum,1184,,,963
40278,72978,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Central grave lined with wood; no obvious cover so open casket ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71321,Unknown,,,,963
72282,72979,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Timber-lined primary grave  - open casket ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71322,Unknown,,,,963
72282,72980,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"At hips of child; small well-chipped flint knife, flat on 1 face and convex on other. All over retouch, 4.5cm long",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,At hips of child,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71322,British Museum,1185,,,963
72283,72982,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Miniature pygmy cup ; undecorated. Placed on top of grave From Greenwell p 317: <on to the chalk rock. Two feet below the surface of the barrow;and over the top of the grave, was a very remarkable and diminutive vessel of pottery, quite plain, 1 in. high,1 in. wide at the mouth, the same at the bottom, and swelling a little at the middle [fig. 135]It is vain to conjecture to what use so very minute a vessel could have ever been put ; it was not found in connection with an interment, for though above the grave it was not even within its limits, much less in association with the body found therein. It was simply placed amongst the material of the barrow as any casual piece of pottery or flint chipping might have been, and whether it was deposited there without any nearer relation to a burial than such articles may be supposed to have had it is quite impossible to say1 � At the bottom of the grave was the body of a large and strongly-built man, laid on the left side, with the head to S.E.>Plain cup with no perforations. 2.5cm tall & 2.6cm mouth.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Inverted,Missing,In grave fill,placed directly above body at top of grave but may have been placed later as an offering rather than as a direct grave good ,,,Pottery,71234,British Museum,1208,,,964
40281,72983,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel," A most elaborately-ornamented food-vase (Mortimer fig. 38o) was found close to the face. The densely-crowded ornamentation on this vase is most skilfully executed, and of an unusual type. This is probably the most beautiful Food Vessel ever!!Most elaborately decorated Food Vessel vase by face (M fig. 380); artwork excised dec zigzags; also has several perforated lugs around the shoulder 11cm tall and 14cm at mouth. ",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,40242,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,965
40281,72984,,Tool,,,256,Tool (Specified type),,"Pointed flint tool (M fig 381) at right elbow, possibly a borer (or a miniature axe?) 5cm long. Relooking at it it is more likely an awl As it is a child it could be a mini flint axe",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed at hands ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40242,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,965
40282,72985,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,Dark  organic matter noticed at right shoulder - possibly floral offering ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed at shoulder,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40243,Unknown,,,,966
40282,72986,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel near forehead. Slightly irregular rim and incised herring-bone decoration on rim and shoulder and upper part of body. Lower part of body undecorated (M fig 383),N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Near forehead,,,Pottery,40243,Unknown,,,,966
40283,72987,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Corroded bronze knife,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40244,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,967
72284,72988,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife by head of lower inhumation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71325,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,967
40283,72989,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Possible clothing or shroud wrapping body - dark organic staining,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Textile,40244,Unknown,,,,967
72284,72990,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,A half moon-shaped flint knife with another knife ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71325,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,967
40284,72991,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small plough-damaged Food Vessel - herring bone impressed decoration all over. Mortimer fig. 375. 15cm tall ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed from plough but originally associated with this buriak ,,,Pottery,40245,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,968
40285,72994,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Pointed end of a flint dagger or just more likely a knife  on ground surface by inhumation,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Found very close to the only burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40246,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,969
40285,72995,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Pear-shaped pebble near inhumation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed near legs ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40246,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,969
40285,72996,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel," Near the west side of the skull was a food-vase (fig. 374), containing soil, mixed with decayed matter. molar teeth were greatly worn down obliquely. Well-made and nicely decorated with herringbone chevrons on inner lip of rim, rim and shoulder; most of body undecorated though ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,"By west siide of skull ; it contained decayed matter, possibly food residue ",,,Pottery,40246,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,969
40286,72997,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker of indeterminite type - Hull Museum Acc No 238.42 (Clarke 1970: No. 1333F),N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,From Silburn excavation so no detail about context ,,,Pottery,40247,Hull and East Riding Museum,238.42,,,970
40287,73000,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker - type S1,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,40249,Hull and East Riding Museum,200.42,,,971
40287,73001,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel with 4 lugs (M fig 517). 13cm tall. Well-ornamented> Vase stood on top of pile of cremated bones""A "" indicates the position of a deposit of calcined bones, on the top of which stood a well-ornamented food-vase (fig. 517), 5 inches in height and 5.5 inches tacross the top. The clay forming this vase is mixed with an unusually large quantity of angular pieces of a hard dark-coloured rock, about the size of currants, shown most abundantly on the inside of the vase. ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,40248,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,971
40287,73002,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,cut red deer antler by pelvis - has saw marks ,N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,By pelvis,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71328,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73003,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Hair pin made of goat/sheep bone at back of head to secure hair,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head and likely originally in hair ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71330,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,971
40287,73004,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker at head of child in S area of excavation Now lost so don't know type ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,71329,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73006,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinder or gritstone pounder at head of no 12,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71331,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73007,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Beautiful black flaked dagger touching top of skull of No 6,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Touches top of skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71332,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,971
40287,73008,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,Fine convex jet button - highly polished - between cup & dagger at head of No 6,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Between cup and dagger,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71332,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,971
40287,73009,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Iron pyrites pebble near dagger - strike a light?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71332,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,971
40287,73010,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),well-formed hammer head or rather battle axe with central hole  (Mortimer fig 513) by head of no 6,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71332,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,971
40287,73011,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Highly decorated Beaker just behind skull of No 6. FF Beaker ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull ,,,Pottery,71332,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73012,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with herring bone incised decoration in front of face of No 7,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,71333,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73013,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel inverted over a pile of cremated bones at A,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed over the pile of cremated bones but did not seemingly originally contain it ,,,Pottery,71334,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73014,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Unburnt bone pin under pile of cremated bones - secure some sort of wrapper round cremation?,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Unburnt so grave not pyre good; perhaps securing some sort of wrapper round cremation?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71334,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73015,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lower jaw of red deer (or possibly ox) at shoulders,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Shoulders ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71335,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73016,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Slender black flint flake at back of skull of no 12,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Back of skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71335,Unknown,,,,971
40287,73017,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Antler red deer by pelvis of No 12,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Legs,By pelvis ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71335,Unknown,,,,971
40288,73018,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn containing cremation with herring-bone decoration; propped up with flint blocks surrounding it Containing the burnt  bones of a very young child. It was too much decayed to admit of the exact size being ascertained. The ornamentation, which is confined to the overhanging rim, is of a herring-bone pattern, and has been made with a sharp-pointed tool. 25.2cm tall (LOngworth 1984: No. 677) Primary Series  ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body, propped up with flint blocks surrounding it ,,,Pottery,40250,British Museum,1148d,,,972
72286,73019,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn," Collared Urn containing cremation with herring-bone twisted cord decoration; propped up with flint blocks surrounding it.This urn was likewise in the same decayed condition as the last, and is ornamented upon and immediately below"" the overhanging rim with a herring-bone pattern of twisted-thong impressions. Flint blocks had been placed round the two urns, but the bottoms of both bad been destroyed by the plough. BNote a FV sherd also found",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body, propped up with flint blocks surrounding it ,,,Pottery,71336,British Museum,1148,,,972
40289,73021,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragments of a Collared Urn - likely originally placed on top of cremation but plough-disturbedNot preserved ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,40251,Unknown,,,,973
40295,73027,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small Accessory Cup accompanying cremation. It has no perforations. 4.9cm high and 4.7cm mouth diameter (M),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to pile of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,40255,British Museum,79 12-9 1987,,,975
40296,73028,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Yorkshire Food vase ; incised herring-bone on internal rim bevel, split by discontinuous horizontal line of impressions. On E rim bevel incised herring-bone. 2 rows of vertical impressions above herring-bone on neck which continues over lugs. Upper body has rows of vertical & diagonal incised lines and cross of pin-prick impressions on base. Four unperforated lugs. Mouth diam-15.5cm and height - 11cm. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to pile of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,40256,British Museum,1988,,,976
40302,73030,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Secondary Series Form I/IV. Mouth is 12-13cm in diameter and height is 16.4cm, base 9cm. It has twisted cord hurdle on the rim. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With inhumation but no further information,,,Pottery,71341,British Museum,"18,791,209.20",,,978
40302,73031,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker with tooth-comb stamped decoration,and bar-chevron decorationBM object description: Pottery beaker; tooth-comb stamped; beneath rim, zone of lattice bordered above and below by single horizontal lines above plain cordon; in neck, three zones, the upper and lower of lattice enclosed between single horizontal lines and separated by plain bands from a middle zone of reserved bar lozenges with pendant triangles filled with diagonal lines and upright triangles with lattice, the whole bordered above and below by single horizontal lines and separated by plain bands; near base, zone of vertical finger-pinching.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71341,British Museum,"18,791,209.20",,,978
40302,73032,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with twiisted cord decoration. Hurdle pattern on upper body,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71341,British Museum,"18,791,209.20",,,978
40306,73033,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn rather broken and in grave fill ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,40260,Unknown,,,,979
50171,73034,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"Articulated cattle foot, positioned beneath the body.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50098,Unknown,,,,
50171,73035,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,"Composite cu-alloy and worked bone object, probably a pendant. The bone (probably from a roe deer) was highly polished and perforated (probably for suspension). It was capped with a cu-alloy ring. It was difficult to tell from the excavated position of the object (below the cervical/thoracic vertebrae) whether it was worn on the body at the time of deposition.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Below cervical/thoracic vertebrae,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",50098,Unknown,,,,
50171,73036,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Small lump of chalk (c. 7g), gripped within the left hand, positioned close to the mouth.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Gripped within left hand,,,Chalk,71342,Unknown,,,,
50171,73037,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of a pair of neonatal lambs deposited upon the woman's hips.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Probably deposited whole over her hip area,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71342,Unknown,,,,
50171,73038,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of a pair of neonatal lambs deposited upon the woman's hips.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Probably deposited whole over her hip area,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71342,Unknown,,,,
50171,73039,,Pot,,,162,Pot,Post-Deverel-Rimbury (PDR) (Fineware),"Half of a burnished decorated shouldered bowl, decorated with a band of three horizontal lines above the shoulder (McKinley 2014, 43).",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Head,Directly facing the skull,Y,,Pottery,71343,Unknown,,,,
50171,73040,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Articulated cattle skull from a c. 12-13 year old short horned variety. The tongue was removed prior to deposition (Grimm and Higbee in McKinley 2014, 173).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Beneath the head,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71344,Unknown,,,,
72289,73041,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Partial remains of a horse, including the torso, rear right limb and part of the right forelimb, laid on its right side. The animal was either old or had led an active life (Grimm and Higbee in McKinley 2014, 176).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,Directly beneath the body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71345,Unknown,,,,
50217,73042,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 7, Burial 136139): Plain cu-alloy ring (Andrews et al. 2015, 141).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,On base of grave behind left tibia,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71346,Unknown,,,,137
50217,73043,,Tool,,,122,Nail,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 7, Burial 136139): Iron object, possibly a nail found on the base of the grave in the area of the left arm (Andrews et al. 2015, 141)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,,,Iron,71346,Unknown,,,,137
50216,73044,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 6, Burial 170673): Near complete (probably truncated) bucket-shaped jar, missing its base and part of the lower wall on one side. Finger pressed decoration on the top and around the body, c. 8cm below the rim (Leivers in Andrews et al. Vol. 2, 173).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71348,Unknown,,,,136
20011,73045,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,bronze (copper alloy) awl fastens the shroud which wraps the burial - found at the neck,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at the neck to help secure wrap around the body ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],20004,Dorset County Museum,,,,171
20011,73046,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Cloth shroud wrapping burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Wrapped around the body ,,,Textile,20004,,,,,171
20011,73047,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Short-necked Beaker (Clarke 1970: 479; corpus 164/917). More like a Beaker bowl with all over decoration (S2?) Three panels of quite elaborate decoration of infilled hatched diamonds with concentric diamonds in central panel, separated by bands of horizontal lines (vertical finger nail dec and incised) Squat 118mm tall and 165mm diameter",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,20004,Dorset County Museum,105,,,171
72291,73048,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 6, Burial 176140): Horse skull",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71349,Unknown,,,,136
72295,73049,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Cloth shroud wrapping burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Wrapping body ,,,Textile,71350,Dorset County Museum,,,,171
72296,73050,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel  accompanying a flexed inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,71351,Dorset County Museum,,,,171
72292,73051,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 6, Burial 297080): Handmade, variably fired and irregularly burnished tripartite bowl/jar in a fine sandy fabric. The base was missing.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,To the south of the body,,,Pottery,71352,Unknown,,,,136
72292,73052,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 6, Burial 297080): Horse skull",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Over/to the west of the legs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71352,Unknown,,,,136
72293,73053,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 6, Burial 258230): Truncated MIA carinated jar/bowl, potentially deposited as a complete vessel (?) but only 70% survives - the base and much of the rim are missing (Leivers in Andrews et al. 2015, Vol. 2 183).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Positioned directly above the skull fragments,,,Pottery,71353,Unknown,,,,136
72294,73054,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 6, Burial 292075): Two horn cores were recovered from the base of the pit close to the skeleton and may represent grave goods.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn],71354,Unknown,,,,136
20019,73055,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Two small Beakers with primary child inhumation; small Beaker and undecorated - globular in shape. Looks like may be hybrid on cusp of EBA. Not a classic Beaker shape undecorated. Clarke does not classify or make any comment on this other than listing it ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,Not recorded ,,,Pottery,20009,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.99,,,174
20019,73056,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Two small Beakers with primary child inhumation; This one is small and globular bowl with highly ornate decoration (honeycomb bands). See Clarke 1970: 479, 172; fig. 932152mm tall and 125mm diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,No recorded ,,,Pottery,20009,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.98a,,,174
72298,73059,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,East Kent Access Route (Zone 12): Plain iron armlet worn on left arm. No further details available,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Worn on her left upper arm,,,Iron,71356,Unknown,,,,138
72298,73060,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,East Kent Access Route (Zone 12): Possible coffin represented by iron nails and joiner's dogs. No further details available and the accounts of these items in the site report are conflicting (they are not always mentioned).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71356,Unknown,,,,138
50220,73061,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 200062): A substantial portion (the rim was missing) of a shouldered jar/bowl. This appears to have been broken prior to deposition - the edges of the breaks are worn. No further details were available.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Torso,Inverted over other objects,,,Pottery,50143,Unknown,,,,139
50220,73062,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 200062): Lathe turned shale armlet, of high quality and potentially imported (Andrews et al. 2015 Vol.2, 161).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Under inverted pot in front of torso,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],50143,Unknown,,,,139
50220,73063,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 200062): Armlet fragment. No further details available.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Under inverted pot in front of torso,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],50143,Unknown,,,,139
50220,73064,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 200062): One of two (or potentially three) spindle whorls. No further information available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Under inverted pot in front of torso,,,Clay,50143,Unknown,,,,139
50220,73065,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 200062): One of two (or potentially three) spindle whorls. No further information available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Under inverted pot in front of torso,,,Clay,50143,Unknown,,,,139
50220,73066,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 200062): Iron rod shank from an unknown object.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Under inverted pot in front of torso,,,Iron,50143,Unknown,,,,139
72299,73067,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 126141): Pierced and polished dog tooth toggle, potentially an amulet (Nelson in Andrews et al. 2015, Vol. 2, 163).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71358,Unknown,,,,139
72299,73068,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 13, Burial 126141): Cu-alloy ring fragment. Potentially residual (Fitzpatrick in Andrews et al. 2015, 186) but there was also cu-alloy staining on the skull so it is retained as a potential hair ornament. It was oval in section with traces of wear at opposing parts (Andrews et al. 2015, Vol. 1, 165).",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,Potentially positioned close to the skull,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71358,Unknown,,,,139
50224,73069,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Butt-beaker used as a cremation urn. Rather finely granular red-brown ware, smoothly burnished, with burnished horizontal lines on body (Frere et al. 1987, 203).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71359,Unknown,,,,142
50224,73070,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Small cordoned jar (Frere et al. 1987, 203).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71359,Unknown,,,,142
72201,73071,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),Native butt-beaker. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,71361,Unknown,,,,142
72200,73072,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),Native butt-beaker. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,71360,Unknown,,,,142
72300,73073,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),Pedestal urn. Wheel turned with a burnished surface.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71362,Unknown,,,,
72301,73074,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),Pedestal urn. Wheel turned with a burnished surface.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71363,Unknown,,,,
72302,73076,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11, Burial 153017): Upper half of a bipartite jar. The rim is upright, flat and plain. The walls splay out to a weak shoulder with a shallow applied cordon, c. 12 cm below the rim with abraded finger impressions (Leivers in Andrews et al. Vol. 2, 173 fig.8.1 no.8).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,71365,Unknown,,,,983
72304,73077,,Pot,,,164,Pot,Post-Deverel-Rimbury (PDR) (Other specified type),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 14): Truncated Late Bronze Age jar, positioned with the base at the bottom of the pit. No further information available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71366,Unknown,,,,984
72305,73078,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 205111/205108): Pierced and polished cattle carpel, possible amulet.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71367,Unknown,,,,985
72306,73079,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 216010/216011): Hollow ring made of two parts held together by three rivets. The join line runs around the circumference (Fitzpatrick in Andrews et al. 2015 Vol. 2, 87-8).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71368,Unknown,,,,985
72306,73080,,Other,,,71,Collar,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 216010/216011):Small collar (3 fragments). Band or collar, perhaps used as a binding on a wooden rod (Nelson in Andrews et al. 2015 Vol. 2, 88)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71368,Unknown,,,,985
72307,73081,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 257016/257015): Pin, Cu-alloy, hairpin in two pieces (Andrews et al. 2015, 304). Details from metalwork report not added for now as potentially early Roman.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71369,Unknown,,,,985
72309,73082,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 278060/278058): Penannular brooch, small, with 'cotton reel' terminals (not located in plan) (Fitzpatrick in Andrews et al. 2015, 88).NB position of brooch not clear on grave plan or noted in text",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71371,Unknown,,,,985
72308,73083,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 262044/262043): Spiral finger ring. Coiled cu alloy wire with slightly flattened terminals. Coiled finger rings of Roman date are known but this burial, which is crouched, may be prehistoric (Fitzpatrick in Andrews et al. 2015, 88).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71370,Unknown,,,,985
72310,73084,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Copper alloy bow brooch, foot and catchplate missing, Nauheim derivative. Placed in north-east of pit against edge of cut (Andrews et al. 2015, 272, fig. 4.42 No. 435).NB Fitzpatrick's metalwork report describes this as a two-piece Colchester derivative brooch, poorly preserved. Foot and catchplate missing. Spring of the six coils secured by a rear hook (Fitzpatrick in Andrews et al. 2015, Vol.2, 72).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71372,Unknown,,,,983
72310,73085,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Whiteware globular bodied flagon (Cam 131); rim missing, base very battered or spalled, first half of 1st century AD. Placed in north-west corner of grave (Andrews et al. 2015, 272, fig. 4.42 No. 436).",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,in NW corner of grave,,,Pottery,71372,Unknown,,,,983
72310,73086,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Whiteware butt beaker (Cam 113), AD 5-54/61. Placed within the south-west corner of the grave (Andrews et al. 2015, 272, fig. 4.42 No. 437).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,Y,,Pottery,71372,Unknown,,,,983
72310,73087,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Grog-tempered ware shouldered bowl, first half of 1st century AD. Placed in south-west corner of grave (Andrews et al. 2015, 272, fig. 4.42 No. 438).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave,,,Pottery,71372,Unknown,,,,983
72310,73088,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Terra rubra (TR1C) platter (Cam 8; Stead and Rigby 1989, fig 54 type GB13), AD 10/25-65. Stamped by Vervico (potter. no. 139 in the Gallo-Belgic pottery database), possibly made in Reims. Repaired in antiquity with birch bark tar derived glue. Placed just south of the centre of the grave (Andrews et al. 2015, 272, fig. 4.42 No. 439).",N/a,Complete,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,On base of grave next to cremated bone,,,Pottery,71372,Unknown,,,,983
72310,73089,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Terra Nigra cup (Cam 56A; Rigby 1989, 125, fig 54, type GB 17), AD 1-65. Stamped by Avotis (potter no. 378 in the Gallo-Belgic pottery database). Placed in the south-east corner of the grave (Andrews et al. 2015, 272, fig. 4.42 No. 440).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,"On base of grave, next to smaller deposits of human bone",,,Pottery,71372,Unknown,,,,983
72310,73090,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Copper alloy brooch spring (Andrews et al. 2015, 272).Cremated bone occupied a small area within central eastern part of grave, and may have been originally placed within a bag. A brooch spring, was located on top of the cremated bone, perhaps to seal the bag.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71372,Unknown,,,,983
72311,73091,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Small steatite urn (which was in the NW corner). The urn was c 120 mm across the mouth, c 90 mm across the base and c 76 mm high and it had a flat incised band below the rim; its present whereabouts are not known.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,In chamber/cist,Placed in NW corner of cist near cremated bone but not containing it ,,,Steatite,71373,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
72312,73092,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Ritchie and Ritchie 1967, Queenafjold>: Fragments of cremated deer bone mixed in with cremated remains in cist.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
72312,73094,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Ritchie and Ritchie 1967, Queenafjold>: Circular stone disc or pot lid; chipped flagstone. The pot-lid appeared to cover an area of cremated bone with no admixture of charcoal and earth, but the clean bone merged with the surrounding mixture of material",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
72312,73095,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Ritchie and Ritchie 1967, Queenafjold>: Sherd of burnt non-diagnostic pottery with cremated remains (jn pyre).The pottery from this site is described as 'flat-rimmed' (MBA?) in Moore and Wilson 1995",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
72313,73096,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Sherds of Food Vessel Urn from disturbed cist - decorated rim sherd,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,The vesesl may have been disturbed when the cist was ,,,Pottery,"71376, 71377",Unknown,,,,
72315,73098,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Quinni Moan (Petrie 1869): urn. No further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,,,,Pottery,71379,Unknown,,,,
72316,73099,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Textile organic bag or coarse mat by legs of male. It contained the disarticulated bones of a female with beads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Coarse mat bag placed by legs of male and containing bones of female ,,,Textile,71381,Unknown,,,,
72316,73100,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,Beads of jet and likely relate to a jet necklace that was reportedly found with the disarticulared remains of the female ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71381,Unknown,,,,
72317,73101,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Downes 2005, Varme Dale>: Cremated sheep/goat remains with central double cremation. Pyre good and mixed in with the cremated human bones ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mingled in with cremated human bone and lilely also burnt on the pyre ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
72317,73102,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Worked bone object that was cremated with the burials - pyre good ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Burnt worked bone object mixed in with the cremated human bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
60008,73104,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: One of four thin circular disc of gold with raised geometric design, from the grave of important individual, probably a woman, buried at the Knowes of Trotty, Huntiscarth, Orkney, around 1900 BCTwo of the discs were almost complete while the other two were fragmentary all four are very fragile, and were torn, crumpled and two were rather incomplete. Originally they would all have been roughly the same size � c. 75 mm in diameter and with central hole c. 10 mm in diameter. The discs were decorated with a geometric linear design featuring concentric circles and some were filled with zigzag or wavy motifs. Compositional analysis of the gold in the 1960s indicates that they all had a very similar composition, and may have been made from the same parent material.  They were relatively tin-rich gold and it is possible that they relate to as a yet located unlocated Scottish source as suggested by Joan Taylor (1980: 19�21). These gold discs have in form parallels with the eg from Banc Tynddiol (Cwmwystwyth) and of course Wessex regions even more exotic climes such as northern and central Portugal (eg Oiros, Atios & Valdeprados)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,"On the floor of one corner of the cist resting on a flat stone, Near unurned cremation ",Y,,Gold,71387,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 129,,,
60008,73105,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: One of four thin circular disc of gold with raised geometric design, from the grave of important individual, probably a woman, buried at the Knowes of Trotty, Huntiscarth, Orkney, around 1900 BCTwo of the discs were almost complete while the other two were fragmentary all four are very fragile, and were torn, crumpled and two were rather incomplete. Originally they would all have been roughly the same size � c. 75 mm in diameter and with central hole c. 10 mm in diameter. The discs were decorated with a geometric linear design featuring concentric circles and some were filled with zigzag or wavy motifs. Compositional analysis of the gold in the 1960s indicates that they all had a very similar composition, and may have been made from the same parent material.  They were relatively tin-rich gold and it is possible that they relate to as a yet located unlocated Scottish source as suggested by Joan Taylor (1980: 19�21). These gold discs have in form parallels with the eg from Banc Tynddiol (Cwmwystwyth) and of course Wessex regions even more exotic climes such as northern and central Portugal (eg Oiros, Atios & Valdeprados)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,"On the floor of one corner of the cist resting on a flat stone, Near unurned cremation ",Y,,Gold,71387,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 128,,,
60008,73106,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: One of four thin circular disc of gold with raised geometric design, from the grave of important individual, probably a woman, buried at the Knowes of Trotty, Huntiscarth, Orkney, around 1900 BCTwo of the discs were almost complete while the other two were fragmentary all four are very fragile, and were torn, crumpled and two were rather incomplete. Originally they would all have been roughly the same size � c. 75 mm in diameter and with central hole c. 10 mm in diameter. The discs were decorated with a geometric linear design featuring concentric circles and some were filled with zigzag or wavy motifs. Compositional analysis of the gold in the 1960s indicates that they all had a very similar composition, and may have been made from the same parent material.  They were relatively tin-rich gold and it is possible that they relate to as a yet located unlocated Scottish source as suggested by Joan Taylor (1980: 19�21). These gold discs have in form parallels with the eg from Banc Tynddiol (Cwmwystwyth) and of course Wessex regions even more exotic climes such as northern and central Portugal (eg Oiros, Atios & Valdeprados)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,"On the floor of one corner of the cist resting on a flat stone, Near unurned cremation ",Y,,Gold,71387,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 126,,,
60008,73107,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: One of four thin circular disc of gold with raised geometric design, from the grave of important individual, probably a woman, buried at the Knowes of Trotty, Huntiscarth, Orkney, around 1900 BCTwo of the discs were almost complete while the other two were fragmentary all four are very fragile, and were torn, crumpled and two were rather incomplete. Originally they would all have been roughly the same size � c. 75 mm in diameter and with central hole c. 10 mm in diameter. The discs were decorated with a geometric linear design featuring concentric circles and some were filled with zigzag or wavy motifs. Compositional analysis of the gold in the 1960s indicates that they all had a very similar composition, and may have been made from the same parent material.  They were relatively tin-rich gold and it is possible that they relate to as a yet located unlocated Scottish source as suggested by Joan Taylor (1980: 19�21). These gold discs have in form parallels with the eg from Banc Tynddiol (Cwmwystwyth) and of course Wessex regions even more exotic climes such as northern and central Portugal (eg Oiros, Atios & Valdeprados)",N/a,Fragment(s),Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,"On the floor of one corner of the cist resting on a flat stone, Near unurned cremation ",Y,,Gold,71387,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 127,,,
60008,73108,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: angularly-shaped pieces of amber. Petrie admitted that it was likely that a number of additional amber beads had been lost in amongst the debris falling into the cist. His illustrations show 27 pieces of amber but only 20 are now extant and of these, 18 belong to identifiable objects. These are 15 cylindrical and disc-shaped beads with rectangular spacer-plate - amber spacer bead necklace ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,On floor of cist with cremated remains ,,,Amber,71387,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 130,,,
60008,73109,,Jewellery,,,234,Lozenge,,Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: fragments of gold from gold lozenge (with decoration),N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Gold,71387,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
60008,73110,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,Knowes of Trotty Barrow 1: two large hook amber pendants,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,On the floor of one corner of the cist resting on a flat stone near the unurned cremation ,,,Amber,71387,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
71687,73111,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Wheel-made, brown-grey grog-tempered fabric with buff interior surface and pale red outer surface, softish, smoothed but not burnished. This is one of a group of interesting early attempts at producing locally made jugs. All these early jugs show much individuality of form. The Allington example perhaps copies a metal prototype. The drawing shows where the wall of the pot was spread around the plug handle to attach it firmly; but it was evidently not firm enough (Thompson 1978, 131-3, fig.2 no. 11).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Allington, 4 AL 1.23. ",,,409
71687,73112,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Wheel-made, black gritty fabric with pale buff-brown patchy surfaces, burnished. The fabric is not easy to distinguish.(Thompson 1978, 133, fig.2 no. 12).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.9.",,,409
71687,73113,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Brown gritty fabric; tooling marks all over the surface. A curious little flask shape. These are apparently related to Camulodunum type 234, defined as 'a small flask with mildly flattened shoulder', usually in thin romanizing native ware (Thompson 1978, 133, fig.2 no. 13).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.19.",,,409
71687,73114,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Kent gritty fabric, brownish-grey; interior conjectural as now badly distorted and much restored. Rim accurate. Apparently a butt-beaker copy, Camulodunum type 115; the beaded foot is rare (Thompson 1978, 133, fig.2 no. 14).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,Tassel's Quarry 4 AL 1.2.,,,409
71687,73115,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Kent gritty fabric, grey-buff, traces of burnishing and tooled lines on outside. A basically biconical shape with a small rim (Thompson 1978, 133-4, fig.2 no. 15).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,Tassel's Quarry 4 AL 1.5. Charles Coll.,,,409
71687,73116,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Hard hand-made Kent gritty fabric,black core, patchy brown-black worn burnished outside surface, grey smooth inside. These deep lids could easily be used as small bowls (Thompson 1978, 134, fig.2 no. 16).",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.10.",,,409
71687,73117,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Dark brown probably grog-tempered fabric with patchy brown-buff-black surface. A plain version of Camulodunum type 221, the standard shallow wide-mouthed jar type. The rim here is the local unthickened version, only slightly everted (Thompson 1978, 134, fig.2 no. 17).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.8.",,,409
72318,73118,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Roughish pale red fabric, not very hard, pale grits, and patchy red-buff-black surface once burnished black over rim and shoulder. A curious elegant tulip shape reminiscent of the earlier Iron Age tradition of everted-rim footring bowls (Thompson 1978, 134, fig.2 no. 18).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71388,Maidstone Museum,"Tassel's Quarry, 4 AL 1.6.",,,409
71687,73119,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Hard pale cream fabric, light weight. Camulodunum type 161 Ab, imported, before A.D. 50 (Thompson 1978, 134, fig.2 no. 19).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74393,Maidstone Museum,"Allington, 4 AL B",,,409
60013,73120,,Other,,,264,Cramp,,Cramp that may just be pyre debris but may be organic pyre goods ; it could be seaweed. Note that some of this vitrified material/ cramp was attached to the body - it may also be related to the burning of the body - burning of body fat ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Cramp associated with the cremated remains and some adhees to the urn - possible seaweed or organic grave goods or burnt far while pot also in pyre? ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71390,Unknown,,,,
60015,73121,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,In paving of cist was a flaked leaf-shaped or ogival arrowhead,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Found embedded in clay and paving of the cist floor below cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71391,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
60016,73122,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Knoll of Skulzie: Two polished stone axes with the human  skulls ; not certain whether they are curated objects or contemporaneous with the bodies,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed with the human skulls,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),60001,Unknown,,,,
60021,73123,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Barra Grave 303 (Cook 2006): Beach cobble from grave 303 - smoothed and polished ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Placed in corner of cist,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71392,Unknown,,,,
60021,73124,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Barra Grave 303 (Cook 2006): Small sherds of Beaker pot from grave - just in grave fill. Also note this is not a complete Beaker pot. Like Ireland, Beakers seem to be deposited as parts and not wholes here. Also judging by the 14C dates, this is rather late if not indeed EBA in date",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in grave fill ,,,Pottery,71393,Unknown,,,,
72319,73125,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Barra Cist 306 (Cook 2006): Gneiss/ granite (non-local stone from Lewis) in corner of grave 306,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in corner of cist ,,,Granite,71394,Unknown,,,,
72320,73127,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,Barra Cist 103 (Cook 2006): An organic pillow under head of burial in grave 103 (head slumped); some staining ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Pillow made of organic material and flowers etc placed under head,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71395,Unknown,,,,
72321,73128,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Several quartz pebbles in cist,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in the cist with the burial- disturbance make relationship unclear ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,71396,Unknown,,,,
72321,73129,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot sherds  found in cist - again interesting that these are parts not wholes of a vessel,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Sherds of Beaker in cist ,,,Pottery,71396,Unknown,,,,
72322,73130,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Broken steatite urn with incised line decoration. Suggestion that there may have been fragments of two steatite urns. Mainly base and three pieces of rim. As the cremated remains, including skull fragmets, were found in and amongst the steatite urn, it is likely that the vessel originally contained them ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,"Mixed in with cremated remains and may originally have been the container of them, only now broken ",,,Steatite,71397,Unknown,,,,
72323,73131,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"Large bucket shaped urn (but note not Deverel-Rimbury), undecorated apart from incised lines along edge of rim; 75% complete . Dates suggest it is of EBA date. It contained the two individuals and was in an inverted position in the cist and cremated remains had spilled out ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"71398, 71399",Unknown,,,,470
72324,73134,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Barber et al 1996, Bu Farm>: Mammal, bird and fish bones were represented  in the deposit which underlay  the cist (F406). The mammal remains included sheep (Ovis aries), dog/fox (Canis sp/ Vulpes vulpes), and common vole (Microtus arvalis). It should be noted that  immature  dog and fox bones  are morphologically very similar and, in the case of a single bone, it is difficult to draw a definite conclusion about the species present. The bird remains included red grouse (Lagopus scoticus), teal (Anas crecca), kitti  wake (Rissa tridactyla), guillemot (Uria aalge), snipe (Gallinago gallinago ), gannet (Sula bassana) and greylag goose (Anser anser). Fish was represented by a single cod (Gadus morhua) premaxilla.O'Sullivan in Barber et al 1996 notes that: this material may represent either creatures that used the cairn for nesting or remains which were deposited in the cairn by predators and carrion-eaters. This explanation may account for the wide range of faunal remains from the disturbed, partly vacuous body of the cairn, but is less likely to be true of the sheep, vole, dog/fox and wildfowl bones which were sealed by the central cist. These - with the possible exception of the rodent bones - may have been deliberately deposited prior to construction of the cist. This could be asserted with more confidence if the bones were burnt. However, as this is not the case, the possibility  that these bones  are also intrusive cannot be dismissed and their significance remains unresolved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71400,Unknown,,,,
60025,73136,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,roughly carved skull-shaped stone in cist with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with unurned cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71402,Unknown,,,,
60027,73138,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,Mass of limpet shells associated with the cists,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Pile of limpet shells placed in cist ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],71404,Unknown,,,,
60027,73139,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),fragment of undecorated coarse pottery blackened by fire was also amongst the shells. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Sherd of burnt pt placed with the burial in the cist ,,,Pottery,71404,Unknown,,,,
60028,73140,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Murphy et al 2006 Northton, Harris, Corbelled Cist, primary burial (Skeleton III)>: Highly polished bone pin with a perforated head, made from a bird or medium sized mammal long bone. The pin may be a dress or body ornament and has certain parallels with Early Bronze Age metal ring-headed pins.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71406,Unknown,,,,
72327,73141,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Murphy et al 2006 Northton, Harris, Corbelled Cist, secondary burial, Skeleton I>: Small barrel-shaped coarse plain pot.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71408,Unknown,,,,
72326,73142,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Murphy et al 2006 Northton, Harris, Stone Setting II (Find no. 80/Vessel 17)>: Small, thick and heavy barrel-shaped pot.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71409,Unknown,,,,
60029,73143,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"burnt bones and ashes in urn  and covered with clay and with a whetstone. urn, 13ins. high and 10ins. wide at its mouth, three fourths full of burnt bones and ashes",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Placed in centre of the cist and 3/4 full of bone and ashes ,,,Pottery,71410,Unknown,,,,
60029,73144,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,elongated whetstone found just outside cist and on capstone at NE end;  perforated ; possibly also a pendant ,N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,Placed n top of the cist capstone at its NE end.,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71410,Unknown,,,,
60030,73145,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"Sandwiched between 2 slabs  were many shells and alsoa perforated triangular beache pebble, elongated in form and made of sandstone. It is likely a =whetstone ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Below body and sandwiched between two stone slabs with 100s of shells ,,,Sandstone,71411,Unknown,,,,715
60030,73146,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Sandwiched Between 2 slabs on which were several hundred small shells placed in a concentric pattern,Deliberately arranged shells? ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Below body and sandwiched between two stone slabs with 100s of shells ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],71411,Unknown,,,,715
60030,73147,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"Spatulate polished sandstone implement, 1 1/4"" thick. ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,Placed on the cist capstone ,,,Sandstone,71411,Unknown,,,,715
60031,73148,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Large steatite cinerary urn  (50cm high & 57cm diameter!) with triple grooving just below the rim, it was a third filled with cremated bones",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,71412,Unknown,,,,
72328,73149,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"Perforated  with two rows of incised rings round it similar to those on the stone (steatite)  urn, yet this was associated with the other cremation burial ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist and next to cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71413,Unknown,,,,
72328,73150,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Small clay urn containing cremation - no further detail on its type as it fell to pieces; 14cm high,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71413,Unknown,,,,
60031,73151,,Other,,,120,Mortar/Pestle,,Broken stone pestle or rubber,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,In cist next to urned cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71412,Unknown,,,,
60033,73153,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Largish rounded beach cobble placed in east end of cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in east end of cist  while body lay in west end ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71414,Unknown,,,,
72329,73154,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Largish rounded beach cobble placed in east end of cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in east end of cist  while body lay in west end ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71415,Unknown,,,,
72330,73155,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Largish rounded beach cobble placed in east end of cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in east end of cist  while body lay in west end ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71416,Unknown,,,,
72331,73156,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Cnip (Dunwell et al 1995): Plain urn on side at head of burial coarse plain vessel of simple bipartite form with an upright rim (possibly some affinities to Food Vessel) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,71417,Unknown,,,,425
72331,73157,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,An extensive brown stain around the body suggests decayed textile or hide,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Stain covering and surrounding body ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71417,Unknown,,,,425
72336,73169,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,Fragments of egg shell of owl or rock pigeon under arm of Skeleton 3 in cell 5,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Egg shell under arm,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],71428,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72337,73172,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Sherds of carinated bowls of Unstan type - at least 7 vessels - some with incised lines on rim,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cell 7,,,Pottery,"71430, 71431, 71432",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72337,73173,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Sherds of carinated bowls of Unstan type - at least 7 vessels - some with incised lines on rim,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cell 7 ,,,Pottery,"71430, 71431, 71432",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72337,73174,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Sherds of carinated bowls of Unstan type - at least 7 vessels - some with incised lines on rim,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cell 7 some mixed in with human remains ,,,Pottery,"71430, 71431, 71432",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72337,73175,,Pot,,,147,Pot,Carinated Bowl,Semi-complete round-based carinated bowl in clay on W side of Cell 7,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed into clay deposits on W side of Cell 7 ,,,Pottery,"71430, 71431, 71432",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72338,73176,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Sherds of carinated bowls of Unstan type  - some with incised lines on rim - near infant inhumation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,In cell near infant inhumation ,,,Pottery,71432,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72338,73177,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Everted rim sherds with moulding in E side of cell 8,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,On E side of cell 8 near disarticulated inhumation ,,,Pottery,71433,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72339,73178,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Ox rib (immature) lay amongst bones of adult female in cell 10,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Ox rib placed on top of female inhumation ,,,Pottery,71434,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
60036,73179,,Container,,,29,Basket,,Large deposit of cremated remains contained within a finely encased woven basket ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Finely woven basket holds the cremated remains ,,,Textile,71436,Unknown,,,,725
60036,73180,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Copper alloy pyre debris and cramp; burnt copper object NB not clear where this material was located in the cist/with which cremation deposit,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated remains - copper alloy pyre debris ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71437,Unknown,,,,725
72343,73185,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Uneval, N Uist, EBA inhumation burial>: Cinerary urn - possibly Food Vessel? ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Associated with human bones ,,,Pottery,71443,Unknown,,,,
72341,73186,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,"<Uneval, N Uist, EN burials>: Round based pots of earlier Neo date - Unstan ware - broken and scatterd about bones ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71439,National Museum of Scotland,X.EO 862,,,
72341,73187,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"<Uneval, N Uist, EN burials>: Stone ball - likely a beach pebble  (it is not a carved stone ball!) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71440,National Museum of Scotland,X.EO 869,,,
72342,73189,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Broken and burnt vessel 10 - decorated Unstan bowl. 2/3rds complete ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,In chamber/cist,scattered a bit in cist - probably associated with firts burial ,,,Pottery,71441,Unknown,,,,
72342,73190,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Pot 14 - burmt and scattered around body - decorated Unstan vessel broken ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,In chamber ,,,Pottery,71442,Unknown,,,,
72344,73191,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Ashes and an urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71448,Unknown,,,,
72345,73192,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,skeleton is wrapped in a fibrous woven fabric,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Wrapped around body ,,,Textile,71449,Unknown,,,,498
72346,73193,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Non-human animal tooth with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Animal tooth (unburnt) with the cremated remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],71450,Unknown,,,,
72347,73194,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),A polished stone implement (green porphyry or serpentine/ greenstone) with broken handle - described like an axe.It was 12cm long and 6cm broad at one end; handle broken off. It tapered to a point at the other and tapered to two sharp edges,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with degraded inhumation ,,,Greenstone,71451,Unknown,,,,516
72348,73195,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,portions of woollen cloth of four or five different textures likely wrapping the body,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Likely wrapped around the body ,,,Textile,71452,National Museum of Scotland,H.NA 307,,,587
72348,73196,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"An amber bead and an another of opaque vitreous paste, possibly faience. Found within the wrapped woollen cloth",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In chamber/cist,Found in cist wrapped in woollen cloth ,,,Amber,71452,National Museum of Scotland,,,,587
72348,73197,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,A possible faience bead with the amber bead ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In chamber/cist,Found in cist wrapped in woollen cloth ,,,Faience,71452,National Museum of Scotland,,,,587
72350,73198,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small stone urn (steatite?) oval in shape with flat based and with 3 perforations on base. It was smashed by the schollboys who found it The pot was 27cm in diameter and had a flat base,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,71456,Unknown,,,,
72351,73199,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Blowes, Deerness, cist burial>: Steatite urn lying on side on cremation; 0.21m high and shallow indentation below rim",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Resting on top of pile of cremated bones on its side ,,,Steatite,71457,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,668
72352,73200,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Blowes, Deerness, pit burial>: Large cinerary urn. Pot was upright and had a flat cover stone over its lid. It was large and round-based.Dark-coloured urn containing the miniature vessel as well as the cremated remains. Unusual vessel - local to Orkney? Not like a Collared Urn but some vague similarities with Food Vessel although very vague.Lacks decoration and is 45 cm tall and 37cm wide at mouth. ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71458,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,668
72352,73201,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Blowes, Deerness, pit burial>: Small miniature vessel contained within the large cinerary urn. It was blackened and heat-affected on exterior; 12cm at base & 7cm tall ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Inside large Cinerary Urn in pot and mixed with cremated remains ,,,Pottery,71458,Unknown,,,,668
72353,73202,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,Cushion macehead may have come from the cist as it was found very close by and the area had been disturbed ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,669
72354,73203,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,"Bone hammer found on the cist cover-stones, now lost; sounds like a macehead really as it is boneMay be antle mace. Interesting that it was placed on top of the cist cover stone, not actually in cist itselfUnfortuntaely it is now lost. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,"placed on top of the cist cover stone, not actually in cist itself",,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71461,Unknown,,,,672
72355,73204,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Bones of sea fowl above the cremation in grave fill ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill above second cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71462,Unknown,,,,
72355,73205,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,Decorated incised and grooved stone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside lower cremation - decorated incised and grooved stone ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71463,Unknown,,,,
72358,73208,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Moore and Wilson 1995, 238 Midskaill>: 42 sherds of coarse pot, 15 from the cremation deposit (F2) and 27 from the disturbed fill (Fl) were found. The sherds appear to derive from a single vessel, but not to constitute an entire pot. The large rim sherd had a patch of glassy, vitrified material on its outer surface. Some smaller sherds had a 'honeycomb' texture when observed in profile, due to the loss of their organic temper, and warping had rendered the fabric unstable. These characteristics appear to be secondary, possibly the result of refiring on the cremation pyre, and may account for the partial recovery of the vessel. Flat-rimmed ware was the principal  type of pottery in use during the Mid-Late  Bronze Age periods outside of the Deverel-Rimbury and Trevisker ranges. It has also been found in deposits dating from the Neolithic to the Early Iron Age period.",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73291,Unknown,,,,724
72359,73209,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Copper alloy melted object - pyre good,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cist mingled with cremated remains - pyre good of copper alloy that was totally melted on pyre ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71467,National Museum of Scotland,,,,728
72359,73210,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Deposit of pottery from cist interior - no further information. Fragmented and mixed in with cremated remaijns ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed with cremated remians - may originally have contained them but uncertain ,,,Pottery,71467,National Museum of Scotland,,,,728
72360,73211,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary and only partially complete Food Vessel with incised decoration . It may originally have been complete but hit by tractor. Accompanied the cremated remains Zig zag and chevron incised decoration over body and reaching to base. Quite scorched on outside and also has residue. Rim missing but would originally have been quite a large vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Accompanied the cremation (but it was disturbed by tractor) ,,,Pottery,71468,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),1987.4,,,734
72362,73214,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Large smooth beach pebble near head ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed above head ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71470,Unknown,,,,
60046,73216,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Hedges 1980, Werne Cist 1>: 2 pieces of textile. 1 is rolled cloth with plain weave and one Z-spun yarnHedges suggests this may have been recovered from the pyre but does not mention directly whether or not the fragment is burnt",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,SE corner of cist,,,Textile,71471,Unknown,,,,
60046,73217,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Hedges 1980, Werne Cist 1>: Two joining rim sherds & 3 body sherds; undecoratedHedges suggests this may have been recovered from the pyre but does not mention directly whether or not the fragment is burnt",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,NE corner of cist,,,Pottery,71471,Unknown,,,,
60048,73218,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Large Food Vessel containing the cremated remains ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71472,Unknown,,,,
60050,73221,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with incised chevron decoration; fragmentary ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With cremated remains ,,,Pottery,71475,Unknown,,,,463
72364,73222,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,"perforated deer-horn implement, an antler macehead. It was 120mm long, 30mm wide and one edge was squared off and the other ground diagonally to an edge. The circulat holw was drilled through towards it butt end ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Next to cremation and below inhumation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71477,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,582
72365,73223,,Tool,,,254,Hammerstone,,Two rude stone implements placed on top of capstone of cist 1 and under roof structure. One is a hammerstone ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,placed on top of capstone of cist 1 and under roof structure,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
72365,73224,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Two rude stone implements placed on top of capstone of cist 1 and under roof structure; so not directlly in association with burials. This is more like a later offering than gg ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,placed on top of capstone of cist 1 and under roof structure,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
72366,73225,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,In cist 2 ashes appeared to have been laid upon coarse cloth or interlaced rushes. This lined the floor,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Body laid on this coarse textile of cloth interlaced with rushes ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71480,National Museum of Scotland,,,,707
60052,73226,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"Whetstone accompanied battle axe ; broken and partially smoothed. Placed on cist capstone not in cist In NMS collection it is described as Elongated implement of stone, from Whitehall, Stronsay, Orkney",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,On top of cist capstone ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71481,National Museum of Scotland,X.AC 127,,,
72367,73227,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Steatite urn containing cremation - no further information ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,71482,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
72370,73231,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,A number of stone axes from these cists. Unfortunately all very vague information ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71487,Unknown,,,,
72371,73232,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Stone axehead from cist - no further information ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71488,Unknown,,,,
60057,73236,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragments of steatite urn probably originally containing cremation in cist D. Steatite; quadrangular urn  with two grooves below rim,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Likely that it did originally contain the cremated remains ,,,Steatite,71492,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 535,,,
72374,73237,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,small pot sherd with central cist - uncertain type. Also not 100% if this is a deliberate grave good ,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,71493,Unknown,,,,
72375,73238,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Sharman 2007, Loth Road Cist 69>: Bucket-shaped steatite urn 29cm diam fitted into cist 69 tight; covered with disc shaped pot lid The steatite vessel was broken in situ into eight major fragments with several small chips. A triangular piece measuring 22mm wide at the top by 30mm high is missing from the rim. Incised tooling marks visible on body. Much of ecternal wall is stained with ash or soot. The lop-sided wide-mouthed vessel is almost circular, with slightly convex steeply angled walls 8�18mm thick. Internally it is 159�178mm deep and measures 290 by 304mm across at the mouth and 185 by 195mm at the base.The primary function of SF19 was as a funerary vessel for cremated human remains, shown by its condition, contents and context. Many steatite funerary vessels are highly burnt and falling apart from placement in the intense heat of a pyre (Sharman in prep), but that is not the case with SF18, which presents evidence that  it  was  used in a domestic setting prior to its burial. The thin burnt lining may be the result of sealing the vessel to reduce its porosity, overlain by thick accretions from cooking foodstuffs. The condition of the vessel indicates that it had been used on a �re several times, with burnt material entering the cracks that gradually appeared from such use, similar to the fragments from the settlement site of Tofts Ness, Sanday (Smith in prep). However, the possibility that the vessel had been used many times in funerary activities such as feasting cannot be excluded.",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Fitted very tightly into cist and covered wth flaked stone pot lid ,,,Steatite,,Unknown,,,,
72375,73239,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Sharman 2007, Loth Road Cist 69>: Steatite vessel covered by a flaked disc-shaped stone pot lid containing cremationA large stone disc (SF20) was used as a lid for the steatite vessel in Cist 069. The pot lid is 350mm in diameter and is finely made with bifacial flaking around the circumference. Made of flaked flagstone ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Covers the steatite vessel as a lid ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
60058,73240,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Rounded bowl of steatite with flattish base in triple-decker cist The vessel is 420mm tall ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Small amount of cremated bone and cramp at base of urn ,,,Steatite,71496,National Museum of Scotland,X.EK 2,,,
72376,73241,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Round steatite urn with base fallen out. Placed on to cremated remains. THis urn is smaller than that from the other cist. petrie suggests this happened before it got placed in the cist and therefore was already broken and useless as a container ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Bones raked around the baseless pot ,,,Steatite,71947,National Museum of Scotland,X.EK 3,,,
72377,73243,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Just described as a cinerary urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71498,Unknown,,,,
60062,73244,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"<Kewing House, Orkney (Ballin Smith 2014, 108-9)>: Number of Beaker pottery fragments in cist backfill; deliberately smashed . Ballin Smith suggests that this relates to a secondary ritual where the pot was deliberately decommissioned and sprinkled over the pyre debris in upper grave backfill. This is intriguing especially as it relates to a Beaker vessel which rarely occurs in a funerary context in Orkney. Was it for some reason destroyed or reduced to fragmentary components? ",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in secondary grave fill above body ,,,Pottery,60012,Unknown,,,,733
60063,73245,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,"Rose, bramble and meadowsweet floral offerings in the FV",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with the cremated remains - possible aromatic floral offering? ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),60013,Unknown,,,,
60063,73246,,Container,,,29,Basket,,"Urn lined with basketry and also surrounded by textiles as a bandage. Basket made of grass (Dalland and Barber in Dalland 1999, 405): UT-1487: A sample taken from the plant fibres lining the inside of the urn. The fibres would date the insertion of the cremated bones into the urn and presumably also the insertion of the urn into the cist.UT-1487 (Urn fibres); 3620�50; 2170-1880 (95% confidence)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Basketry and plant matt textile surrounding and lining urn ,,,Textile,60013,Unknown,,,,
60063,73247,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"Organic matting under and over unurned cremation. mats of plant fibres derived from grass and sedge.(Dalland and Barber in Dalland 1999, 405): UT-1560: The fibres immediately over the pile of bones in the centre of the cist wereconserved in the field and were therefore unsuitable for dating. Some fibres, however, extended beyond the cremated bones and overlay the slate fragment which had flaked off the north side slab. These were selected for dating as they were most likely to provide a date for the final use of the cist.UT-1560 (Fibres over slate fragment); 2730�60; 1000-800 (95% confidence)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,The matting acted as a surface for cremated remains to be placed on but also seems to have been wrapped around the body ,,,Textile,71501,Unknown,,,,
60063,73248,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Slate pot lid found immediately outside the N end of the cist (common to find things just outside cist - probably slightly disturbed by later LBA insertion of cremation wrapped in textiles,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,Immediately outside cist but probably once covered food vessel. It was then likely displaced when the LBA cremation was inserted.,,,Slate,60013,Unknown,,,,
60070,73249,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Lopness, Sanday, Orkney (Innes 2016)>: One of two neonate lamb burials placed on feet of female at later date with limpet shells (200 yrs later?). The 14C dates suggest a gap of c 200 years ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Two neonate lamb burials placed on feet of female at later date with limpet shells (200 yrs later?),,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],60018,Unknown,,,,
60070,73257,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,A huge quantity of limpet shells on feet with lambs (1310g),N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed on feet of inhumation and acting as carpet for the placement of the neonate lambs ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],60018,Unknown,,,,
60074,73262,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn in cist or near it; Sitting net to rather than containing the bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Conflicting versions - may have been in cist beside cremation or outside the cist ,,,Pottery,71506,Unknown,,,,
60075,73263,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn in cist that contained ashes and bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71507,Unknown,,,,
72378,73264,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Small oblong steatite urn, 12.5cm by 11.5cm by 8cm high. Flat incised band below the rim",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,71509,Unknown,,,,
72378,73265,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'rude stone implement', sharp and slightly pointed at end; 12cm long",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71509,Unknown,,,,
60087,73266,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Square-shaped prehistoric pot. This is very interesting and needs more work! Bronze Age date. Placed next to a concentration of cremated bone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside heap of cremated bones within stone setting and on the flagstone pavment ,,,Pottery,60022,Unknown,,,,729
72133,73270,,Other,,,198,Spoon/Spatula,,"One of a pair of bronze spoons, in good condition, placed to either side of the deceased's head.Spoon 2 (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 106, fig. 47): Similar to Spoon 1 but with dots (as well as grooves) on the back of the circular handle. The bowl of this spoon is not scored but a circular perforation. c. 4.5mm in diameter has been clipped from midway down one edge.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed to either side of the head,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],71088,Dover Museum,,,,
50098,73271,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"<Parfitt 1995, Mill Hill, Deal, Warrior burial (Grave 112)>: Wooden scabbard with bronze fittings (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 58-64) containing the iron sword with the bone handle. The scabbard has a swirly repousse design and was potentially not originally made to go with the sword (BM desc. 1990, 0102.2)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Resting over right arm and buried face down,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",71071,Unknown,"1990,0102.2-3",,,
72171,73272,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): Cu-alloy hilt directly associated with corroded iron sword and three cu-alloy suspension rings (Stevenson 2013, 161).In places - on both sides of the sword - there are considerable remains of replaced wood (identified by SEM as oak) from the scabbard. Fibres identified attached to the scabbard were probably sheep/goat - they may have been part of a sword wrapping, a leather scabbard covering, or even potentially a wrapping for the body. A brown fibrous organic deposit on the tang side of the hilt guard may have been horn or woodSee also GID_gg72553 (sword) and GID_gg73273 (strap fittings/suspension rings)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Along right side of body potentially over left bent arm,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Wood [Oak], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",50114,Unknown,,,,110
72171,73273,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Brisley Farm, Kent (Stevenson 2013): The three cu-alloy suspension rings were found directly in association with the sword - two to either side of the blade close to the top presumably bordering a leather or wooden suspension loop, the third, close to the tip and attached to some well preserved pieces of wooden scabbard. The latter was decorated on one side with a button inlayed with slightly pinkish enamel (Stead in Stevenson 2013, 162-4).See also GID_gg72553 (sword) and GID_gg73272 (scabbard)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Along right side of body potentially over left bent arm,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Enamel",50114,Unknown,,,,110
71357,73276,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Cotton and Richardson 1941>: Bronze thistle brooch with central disc, pierced catchplate, and encased spring. This type with an independent disc belongs to the first half of the first century A.D.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within pottery vessel with cremated remains,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),70785,Dartford Borough Museum,,,,332
50008,73277,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Cremated animal bone found mixed with the cremated human remains (Cotton and Richardson (1941, 135).",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70784,Unknown,,,,332
71357,73278,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Cremated animal bone found mixed with the cremated human remains (Cotton and Richardson (1941, 135).",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],70785,Unknown,,,,332
71688,73280,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Pieces of bronze found within the cordoned bowl GID_gg 71608 (Thompson 1982, 593).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within cordoned bowl,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],70877,Unknown,,,,6
50026,73281,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,One of 'half a dozen' armlets/bracelets of Kimmeridge coal found in a lump with the unassociated pottery held at the Ashmolean museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Ashmolean Museum,,,,6
50026,73282,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Large bronze brooch with a two-by-two coil spring, internal cord, long straight flat bow and triangular open catchplate (Thompson 1982, 597) (not in Stead 1976).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,Within fineware jar GID_gg71653,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],,British Museum,88 10-24 40,,,6
72384,73283,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B1-3, 597) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Figs 9-11, No. 76). Complete and unbroken. No burnish but fine, strong combing.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71520,British Museum,88 10-24 16,,,6
72385,73284,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Fineware jar (Thompson 1982, type B2-4, 597) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Figs 9-11, No. 79). Smooth outer surface, rough horizontal tooling.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71519,British Museum,88 10-24 7,,,6
72386,73285,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Bowl (Thompson 1982, type D1-2, 597) (see also Birchall 1965, 303, Figs 9-11, No. 84). Once a neat pot.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71518,British Museum,88 10-24 12,,,6
50039,73286,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Metacarpel and proximal humeri of a bird the size of a chaffinch - interpreted as grave offerings (Cruse and Harrison 1983, 85).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within inverted urn,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50016,Unknown,,,,7
50039,73287,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Fish vertebrae - interpreted as grave offerings (Cruse and Harrison 1983, 85)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within inverted urn,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50016,Unknown,,,,7
72387,73288,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Naturally flaked flint placed on the pelvis with a shape reminiscent of an Early Bronze Age dagger (Cruse and Harrison 1983, 84).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50017,Unknown,,,,7
50048,73289,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"'Late Bronze Age' pot, potentially a bucket urn 'from Charing' located in Maidstone Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50020,Maidstone Museum,,,,986
50059,73290,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"A large piece of flint, split into a wedge shape and fire damaged, had been placed at the northern end (Bradshaw 1965)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On base of grave pit towards northern edge,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71521; 71522,,,,,13
72388,73291,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Large pot sherds with Food Vessel affinities,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed next to pile of cremated bones ,,,Pottery,71253,Unknown,,,,758
50061,73293,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Inverted MBA bucket urn. No further details available. Urn frags thought to be in Maidstone museum ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,71525,Maidstone Museum,,,,
50061,73294,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"Fragments of a second urn, thought to be associated with the same burial, discovered at a lower level.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71525,Unknown,,,,
72389,73295,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Coverings of a) unworked flints over the face and b) compacted chalk over the body.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,"Chert / Flint [Flint], Chalk",71526,Unknown,,,,
72390,73298,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"'urn', possibly a Beaker with an inhumation ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist possibly with degraded inhumation ,,,Pottery,71530,Unknown,,,,1024
30077,73299,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two vessels containing ashes - no further information. Either Food Vessel or Collared Urn probably,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71533,Unknown,,,,1452
30078,73300,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two vessels containing ashes - no further information. Collared Urn probably,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71534,Unknown,,,,1452
72391,73301,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Afon Wen Burial SF3 (Roberts et al 2007):Collared Urn of typical size, shape and decoration.  The urn is complete and undamaged. There is no decoration on the inside, nor on the flat top of the rim.  The decoration on the exterior of the collar was carried out in twisted cord, creating a diagonal lattice. The neck was decorated with a similar diagonal lattice carried out by incision with a notched stick about 3mm wide. The fabric is hard and well-fired and the surfaces were smoothed with a tool that caused light random scratches.  Impressions found on the base are thought to be from grasses or plants.  The colour is a brownish beige inside and out.  Although both pots are entirely typical of their class, there are few close parallels for either within the locality.Collared urn is 0.35m high and 0.30m wide",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
72392,73302,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,An A type  Beaker - fragmentary (just sherds),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Placed in cist ,,,Pottery,71538,Unknown,,,,767
72392,73303,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,A C type Beaker . Beaker - Eastern Group with coarse fabric and decoration ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,71538,Unknown,,,,767
50072,73304,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial urn. No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50031,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),,,,987
72393,73305,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Urn in crumbly dark grey flint-tempered ware, with dull orange-buff exterior. Temper is fairly coarse with 3-4 mm. grits against finer 0.01-2 mm. background. Exterior wiped with marked grit-drag on lower body; neck and shoulder smoothed horizontally. The rim has been pinched into shape, then roughly rounded off. Immediately below it, holes have been neatly made, pushed through from the outside (Longworth in MacPherson-Grant 1980, 170-3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71539,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),,,,987
72394,73306,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Urn in dark grey/black coarse flint-tempered ware. Fabric description as 147 below. The rim top had been decorated with  close-set,  irregular,  finger-nail  impressions,  lightly impressed. Below the rim a series of fairly large holes had been pierced through the wall, again outside to inside. On the incipient shoulder a neat, but rather loosely applied cordon was fixed, decorated with finger-tip impressions. Interior roughly wiped, little external treatment with the applied cordon  barely  being smoothed into  place (Longworth in MacPherson-Grant 1980, 170-3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71540,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),,,,987
72396,73307,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Large um in crumbly dark grey flint-tempered ware. Exterior surface a dull orange-buff, the uneven oxidization process extending 6 mm. into the core. The temper is coarse with the 0.01 mm. - 2 mm. background completely dominated by profuse  3-6 mm. grits. The latter give the fractures an angular appearance.  Slight laminar tendency towards the rim. The rim top is decorated with small finger-tip impressions. A series of unevenly placed holes pierce the body from the outside, immediately below the rim. A single, applied, and finger-tip decorated cordon was placed a little below the 'shoulder'. Exterior roughly smoothed (Longworth in MacPherson-Grant 1980, 170-3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71542,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),,,,987
50090,73310,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"The urn was ornamented with an applied flat cordon and the expanded flat-topped rim had a decoration of small finger tip impressions (Stebbing 1936, 235).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,50041,Unknown,,,,988
50103,73311,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Bradstow School Barrow 1 Grave P (Hurd 1911):'Above the head was a flint flake' ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Above the head,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50047,Unknown,,,,
50103,73312,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Bradstow School Barrow 1 Grave P (Hurd 1911): 'nodules of iron pyrites, which may probably have been used for striking fire.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Near the feet,,,Ironstone,50047,Unknown,,,,
72398,73313,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Bradstow School Barrow 4 Grave 1 (Moody 2009; 2013):Gg: Ninety eight sherds (including small fragments) from an incomplete pottery vessel were located close to the head. Ten rim sherds are present. Many of these conjoin and make up perhaps some 90% of the vessels original rim diameter, estimated at approximately 12cm. Additional conjoining body sherds suggest that nearly all of the circumference of the vessel may be present. The fractured remains of a single small, sub-rounded 'lug' or perhaps lug-handle attachment (at least 15mm in diameter and standing 7mm proud of the surface) exists on one of the rim sherds. At least 6 sherds show the signs of a slight carination at the shoulder of the vessel. A part-profile which runs to a depth of 72mm below the rim and includes the shoulder carination has been established.No base sherds have been identified with certainty.The fabric of the vessel is a moderately sanded-clay of fine to medium-sized, mostly clear, quartz-sand; though some very occasional rose quartz was also noted. The clay had been tempered with moderate amounts of small and relatively angular fragments of grog. The inner and outer surface colours varied in patches from light buff to black, the inner surface was mostly blackened. Two-tone firing (where different internal and external colours meet at the core of the vessel) was evident on many sherds. The surfaces had been smoothed-over and the rim was simple but neatly flattened. Clay displaced by the rim-forming process could be seen on the internal face of the vessel.This vessel should date to the Early Bronze Age c. 2000-1500 BC. The carinated profile might suggest an affinity with the Collared and Cordoned urns of this period, though the presence of the 'lug' is unusual. No other vessels of this date from Thanet are known to feature a lug of this type; such additions are more commonly found on Middle Bronze Age Deverel-Rimbury type vessels.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,By the head,,,Pottery,71543,Unknown,,,,
50105,73314,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"<Piggott 1949, 118-9>: One of three (one now lost), almost identical, incised cu-alloy armlets. The incisions, not very accurately set out, are of U-section. Patches of corrosion hide the ornament in places, but it is clear that the design is repeated symmetrically round the armlets, and terminates in vertical striations each side of the opening. Both are round in section.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71544,British Museum,"19,161,014.20",,,
50105,73315,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"<Piggott 1949, 118-9>: One of three (one now lost), almost identical, incised cu-alloy armlets. The incisions, not very accurately set out, are of U-section. Patches of corrosion hide the ornament in places, but it is clear that the design is repeated symmetrically round the armlets, and terminates in vertical striations each side of the opening. Both are round in section.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71544,British Museum,"19,000,719.70",,,
50105,73316,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Piggott 1949, 120>: Ribbed Bracelet. This bracelet has cast ribs, and the inner surface is flat. It was evidently originally penannular, for the ribbing fades out at one end of the existing part, and the end is broken off.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71544,British Museum,"19,161,014.30",,,
72401,73323,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Monkton (Area 7), Ring ditches VI-VIII (satellite burials), Cremation 2025 (Bennett et al 2008, 43): <10% of the cremation urn survived (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 62, fig 1/39 vessel 43: rim of barrel-shaped urn with four rows of horizontal finger tip decoration and an incised horizontal line.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,50059,Unknown,,,,991
72402,73324,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Monkton (Area 7), Ring ditches VI-VIII (satellite burials), Cremation 2027 (Bennett et al 2008, 43): <10% of the cremation urn survived (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 61-2, fig 1/39 vessel 44: rim of an undecorated bucket urn. Refired, potentially when it was made.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,71548,Unknown,,,,991
30002,73325,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,large ribbed jet bead with white infill with mass of cremated bone. The grooved bead is 30mm long & 16mm diam; 3 groovesOriginally it might have given a very apppealing black and white vision. It is not dissimilar to the grooved jet beads from Bedd Branwen ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Near mass of cremated bone but possibly disturbed by antiquarian excavation ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71549,Storiel (Bangor),,,,
30002,73326,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Enlarged  Food Vessel; contains burnt ear bones of child. Lightly impressed twist cord 'necklace' . What e the earbones aboit? So that the pot can listen? Where is the rest of the child? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Container only of the burnt child ear bones though ,,,Pottery,71550,Unknown,,,,
50129,73327,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bucket urn with fingertip impressed rim, a single horizontal row of pre-firing perforations 24mm below rim at intervals of 24-36mm, pinched and fingertip impressed cordon at widest point of girth, 135mm below rim and two rows of possible twisted cord marks above cordon. The latter may represent a potter's signature (Morris 2006, 14).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,50061,Unknown,,,,
72403,73328,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Eight pieces of heavily calcined flint (Bradley 2001, 36).",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71551,Unknown,,,,
72404,73329,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"The remains of at least two vessels including a decorated bucket urn (with a finger-tip impressed rim) and a globular bowl. This may represent an unusual M/LBA transitional assemblage. However Morris (2006, 15) notes that the pit was vandalised during excavation. Consequently the association is uncertain.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,71552,Unknown,,,,
72405,73330,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Pot 1 is large primary series Collared Urn w/ cord impress and thin twisted cord & vertical maggots ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"71553, 71554",Unknown,,,,
72406,73331,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Among the pyre debris were four small fragments of animal bone.,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71555,Unknown,,,,
72404,73334,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Four small fragments of burnt animal bone was recovered from this cremation. The animal bone is likely to represent the remains of pyre goods (Witkin 2006, 5)",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71552,Unknown,,,,
72408,73337,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"'Barbed-wire Beaker' (Seager Thomas in Stevens 2003, 14-15, fig. 14 no. 1): (fragments from) a vessel with a short, everted rim and a barrel-shaped body decorated with distinct horizontal zones of 'barbed wire' impressions (short cord impressions at right-angles to the line created by them, thought to be created by winding a cord around itself or some other former). The zones comprise horizontal lines and half chevrons.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,50076,Unknown,,,,
72408,73338,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker fragment (Seager Thomas in Stevens 2003, 15, fig. 14 no. 2): large fragment from a vessel with a short, everted rim and a barrel-shaped body decorated with horizontal, tooled lines (Fig. 14, No. 2).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,50076,Unknown,,,,
72410,73347,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 315: fragments of amber, probably from a bead",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Amber,71560,Unknown,,,,90
72409,73348,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 279: fragments of amber, probably from a bead",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Amber,71558,Unknown,,,,90
50168,73349,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 4 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 158). Substantially complete but with its base ploughed away. Almost straight-sided fairly narrow mouthed, thick walled bucket urn with off-set shoulder. Decorated with single rather irregular horizontal row of finger-tip impressions along shoulder off-set and two similar vertical rows of impressions down the body, from the off-set on one side only.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,50094,Unknown,,,,95
50168,73350,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 5 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 158). Substantially complete but with its base ploughed away. Bucket urn with slightly rounded shoulder and very slightly convex shoulder-rim zone. Slight lip evertion probably created during application of decoration. Three horizontal rows of impressed finger-tip decoration at the shoulder and rimexternally and another inside the rim.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71566,Unknown,,,,95
50168,73351,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 6 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 158-9). Crushed/plough damaged but probably also inverted. Large, closed-form, thin-walled, probably weakly convex-shouldered, bucket urn. Two horizontal rows of impressed finger-tip decoration externally � one just beneath the rim, the other slightly above maximum girth. The latter has been applied discontinuously � first in one direction, then in another.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,71567,Unknown,,,,95
72417,73352,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 7 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 159). Base from large bucket urn.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,71568,Unknown,,,,95
72417,73353,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Vessel(s) 8/10 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 159). Base sherds from one (or two) small tub(s).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71568,Unknown,,,,95
72417,73354,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 9 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 159). Thick-walled bucket urn rim, decorated with fingertip impressions.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,71568,Unknown,,,,95
72418,73355,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 11 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 160). Large, closed-form, weakly convex-shouldered, bucket urn with two roughly applied lugs (one on either side) at shoulder. Rim top decorated with continuous finger-tip impressions, shoulder decorated (slightly above maximum girth) with one horizontal row of impressions, after application of the lugs. Wedged in with flint nodules.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Also contained other fragmentary vessels,Y,,Pottery,71569,Unknown,,,,95
72418,73356,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 12 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 160). Fairly small bucket urn. Irregular finger-tip impressions around rim top.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within Vessel 11,Y,,Pottery,71569,Unknown,,,,95
72418,73357,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 14 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 160). Bucket urn(s) represented only by body sherds.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within Vessel 11,,,Pottery,71569,Unknown,,,,95
72419,73358,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Vessel 13 (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 160). Bucket urn with near-vertical straight-sided lower-body walls. Wedged in with flint nodules.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71570,Unknown,,,,95
72419,73359,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Fragments from a globular urn with offset shoulder and possibly also from another bucket urn (MacPherson Grant in Moody et al 2010, 160). ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within Vessel 13,,,Pottery,71570,Unknown,,,,95
50174,73361,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Fragment of copper recovered from the grave fill.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Copper,50103,Unknown,,,,101
50193,73362,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Ellington School MBA urned cremation burial F25 (Boden 2006, McNee 2012): MBA cremation urn. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50119,Unknown,,,,118
50105,73363,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"<Piggott 1949, 118-9>: One of three (one now lost), almost identical, incised cu-alloy armlets. This record represents the lost armlet.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71544,Unknown,,,,
50235,73364,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Inverted Biconical Urn. Only the mid-section appears to have been intact in the ground. It is speculated that the rim was removed pre-deposition, with the base being damaged during ploughing. Coarsely grog-tempered fabric, lacking any flint inclusions, thick walled, c.250-300mm diameter, with a single undecorated applied horizontal cordon.Although confidently dated to 2nd millennium, its exact stylistic attribution is slightly unclear.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,70783,Unknown,,,,151
50238,73365,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,No further details available. From figures it looks like it is a broken barbed and tanged arrowhead ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71571,Unknown,,,,994
59003,73367,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Sherds from a single, large burial-type urn/jar, made from a quartzite-bearing fabric. The walls are thinner than normal for Deverel-Rimbury pottery. Therefore, this vessel may represent the transition from the Middle to Late Bronze Age periods. It is uncertain whether it once held the remains or simply accompanied them. The fabric could have been made from local resources (Barclay 2006, 47).The vessel has been irregularly formed with a variable rim curvature. The rim was also uneven on the interior and the wall thickness varied. On the whole the vessel gave the impression of being hurriedly constructed. Both the external and internal surfaces of the vessel had been wiped, possibly with some form of textile. Small patches of soot were also visible on both the interior and exterior surfaces. The irregularity of the form suggests that the time available to form the vessel may have been limited. The wiping of the surfaces may therefore have been cosmetic, to create a more finished look (Jones 2006).",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71572,Unknown,,,,
50044,73368,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),No further information available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71573,Unknown,,,,411
40040,73371,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave A (Greenwell (1877) Barrow LIV): Pottery sherds within grave fill.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,40038,British Museum,,,,
72421,73372,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave B (Greenwell (1877) Barrow L): Mortice and tenon/Type 4.<BM catalogue_description>: Copper alloy bracelet. Penannular with mortise and tenon fastening. Round sectioned body thickened laterally and vertically at five spaced points. Four with very worn cast relief ornament.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Arms,Arms,Y,Y,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71574,British Museum,"18,791,209.53",,,
72421,73374,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave B (Greenwell (1877) Barrow L): Type A/Type 1 (arched bow, LT I-II). Marzabotto' type brooch. Potentially repaired.<BM catalogue_description>: Copper alloy bow brooch. Bronze high arched bow brooch with broken, four-coil, bilateral mock spring with external chord. Only three coils survive: the innermost coil (from the right side of the brooch) and pin are missing. The corroded tip of the pin survives in the catchplate. This was possibly made of iron, in which case the missing coil was once part of the head of the iron pin. No other example of this type has been found with an iron pin so this may be a sign of repair. An axial rod or cylinder would also have been required to fix the coiled pin head within the spring. The reverted foot of the brooch is slightly angled up towards the top of the undecorated bow. It terminates in a flat disc with a central indented dot which may have been a casting or decorative feature.ears/neck",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Head,Ears/neck,Y,Y,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",71574,British Museum,"18,791,209.54",,,
72421,73375,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave B (Greenwell (1877) Barrow L): Pin (straight).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,71574,British Museum,,,,
72421,73376,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave B (Greenwell (1877) Barrow L): Jet/shale bracelet fragment",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71574,British Museum,,,,
72421,73377,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave B (Greenwell (1877) Barrow L): Seventy glass beads from a necklace.<BM catalogue_description>: Glass beads. Sixty survive of recorded seventy. Blue. One with twelve impressed white annulets (white glass now missing), the remainder with white scrolls.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Ears/neck,,,Glass,71574,British Museum,"18,791,209.54",,,
72422,73378,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave C (Greenwell (1877) Barrow LII): ?Ceramic vessel (2 frags) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Pottery,71575,British Museum,,,,
72423,73379,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave D (Greenwell (1877) Barrow LI): Bracelet (undifferentiated) (on/by hands)<BM_catalogue_description>: Copper alloy bracelet. Penannular knobbed. Thirty six knobs separated by body segments decorated closely spaced grooves.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71576,British Museum,"18,791,209.54",,,
72423,73380,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave D (Greenwell (1877) Barrow LI): Ceramic vessel (frag.) (on/by lower torso)Broken vessel",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,71576,British Museum,,,,
72424,73381,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cowlam/Cottam, Stead (1986) Grave F: Worked antler tine point (in grave fill)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71577,British Museum,,,,
72425,73382,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Decorated (Picardy?) pin (Parfitt 1994, 34-5). Flat discoid head with incised parallel lines on the shaft. Assumed to be cu-alloy.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71578,Unknown,,,,997
72425,73383,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Decorated (Picardy?) pin (Parfitt 1994, 34-5). Assumed to be cu-alloy.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71578,Unknown,,,,997
72427,73385,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,Y,,Iron,71580,British Museum,,,,998
72427,73386,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"STONE, Bracelet/bangle (jet/shale) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71580,British Museum,,,,998
72427,73387,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot inter., abraded and rim sherds absent on depos., glass inlay absent",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71580,British Museum,,,,998
72427,73388,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, glass inlay absent",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Glass,71580,British Museum,,,,998
72427,73389,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71580,British Museum,,,,998
72428,73390,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71581,British Museum,,,,998
72428,73391,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (around body; to NE skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,to NE skull,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71581,British Museum,,,,998
72429,73392,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (on/by arms)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71582,British Museum,,,,998
72431,73395,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull). Contained animal bone.BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext. rim sherd absent on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71584,British Museum,,,,998
72431,73396,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (around body; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71584,British Museum,,,,998
72432,73398,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type H) (involuted, mock-spring discs, solid rivet, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: Fe core wrapped in Cu alloy",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",71585,British Museum,,,,998
72432,73399,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by hand)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71585,British Museum,,,,998
72433,73400,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right skull; right forelimb) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71586,British Museum,,,,998
50188,73401,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"Oak scabbard (represented by cu-alloy fittings  - a mouth guard with pendent moulded decoration and a pair of ferrules linked by cross-bands - and mineralised wood). Found together with a badly corroded iron sword and three suspension rings.See Stead in Stevenson (2013, 155-6) for further details (see also Stead 2006, sword no. 146).See also GID_gg50214 (sword) and GID_gg73275 (strap fittings/suspension rings)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Along the right side of the body with the hilt at the shoulder and the decorated features facing upwards. The sword was slightly removed from the scabbard.,Y,,"Wood [Oak], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",50113,Unknown,,,,110
50188,73402,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Three suspension rings found together with a badly corroded iron sword and an oak scabbard.The three grooved suspension rings were of cu-alloy. Two were found on the level of the ferrules, one at the side of the scabbard and the other mainly underneath it, with the ribbed sides uppermost. The other was located outside the burial container, probably due to later disturbance. See Stead in Stevenson (2013, 155-6) for further details (see also Stead 2006, sword no. 146).See also GID_gg50214 (sword) and GID_gg73274 (scabbard)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Along the right side of the body with the hilt at the shoulder and the decorated features facing upwards. The sword was slightly removed from the scabbard.,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],50113,Unknown,,,,110
72435,73405,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71587,British Museum,,,,998
72435,73406,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type L/Type 8 (penannular, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71587,British Museum,,,,998
72435,73407,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: rim sherds absent",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Contained animal bone,,,Pottery,71587,British Museum,,,,998
72435,73408,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (around body; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Around body; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71587,British Museum,,,,998
72437,73409,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot rim/body, rim sherds absent",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71588,British Museum,,,,998
72437,73410,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by feet; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,In jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71588,British Museum,,,,998
72438,73411,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,"Iron, Enamel",71589,British Museum,,,,998
72438,73412,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by thighs/feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: sooting ext./int., pierced hole and missing sherds",N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,71589,British Museum,,,,998
72438,73413,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (right hindlimb) (on/by thighs/feet; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,on/by thighs/feet; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71589,British Museum,,,,998
72439,73417,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (around body) (to W)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., rim sherds absent",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body (to West),,,Pottery,71591,British Museum,,,,998
72439,73418,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by hand)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71591,British Museum,,,,998
72440,73419,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71592,British Museum,,,,998
72440,73420,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., large rim sherd absent on depos. and fracture abraded",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71592,British Museum,,,,998
72440,73421,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck,,,Glass,71592,British Museum,,,,998
72440,73422,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep)? (hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by face/back of skull; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71592,Unknown,,,,998
72441,73423,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: abraded int., soot ext., rim sherds absent",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,71593,British Museum,,,,998
72441,73424,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by upper torso; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by upper torso; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71593,British Museum,,,,998
72443,73426,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type G) (involuted, hinged pin mounted in head, LT II-III) (by ears/neck); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71594,British Museum,,,,998
72443,73427,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71594,British Museum,,,,998
72443,73428,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by face/back of skull; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71594,British Museum,,,,998
72443,73429,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,Animal bone (sheep) (vertebrae) (on/by upper torso),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71594,British Museum,,,,998
72444,73431,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71595,British Museum,,,,998
72444,73432,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., rim sherd absent on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71595,British Museum,,,,998
72445,73433,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71596,British Museum,,,,998
72445,73434,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71596,British Museum,,,,998
72445,73435,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearhead: socket chipped",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Iron,71596,British Museum,,,,998
72445,73436,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb) (on/by thighs)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on/by thighs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71596,British Museum,,,,998
72445,73437,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right skull) (on/by thighs)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on/by thighs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71596,British Museum,,,,998
72446,73438,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71598,British Museum,,,,998
72446,73440,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (by ears/neck); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,"Iron, Enamel",71598,British Museum,,,,998
72446,73441,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: vessel above girth absent on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71598,British Museum,,,,998
72446,73442,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by feet; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71598,British Museum,,,,998
72447,73443,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71599,British Museum,,,,998
72447,73445,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting)(by face/back of skull)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71599,British Museum,,,,998
72447,73446,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot base/ext., rim sherds absent",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71599,British Museum,,,,998
72447,73447,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar?)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by face/back of skull; in jar?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71599,British Museum,,,,998
72448,73448,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"FE, frags. (on/by lower torso/thighs)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71600,British Museum,,,,998
72449,73451,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71602,British Museum,,,,998
72449,73452,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type G) (involuted, hinged pin mounted in head, LT II-III)  (around body)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,beyond skull in SW corner of coffin,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71602,British Museum,,,,998
72449,73453,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (around body; SE of body)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot rim/base, broken when depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body; SE of body,,,Pottery,71602,British Museum,,,,998
50058,73455,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Just 'scrapers', disturbed and out of position ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unfortunately disturbed so exact position not known ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50026,Unknown,,,,
50058,73457,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Four cores and 29 blades found in the disturbed barrow material ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed and out of context ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50026,Unknown,,,,
50065,73460,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),a few potsherds and no further details ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,On ground surface with cremated bone ,,,Pottery,71605,Unknown,,,,15
72450,73461,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot int./ext., chipped and abraded rim when depos.",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71606,British Museum,,,,998
72450,73462,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by feet; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71606,British Museum,,,,998
72451,73463,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71607,British Museum,,,,998
72451,73464,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71607,British Museum,,,,998
72452,73465,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (on/by hands/upper torso)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by hands/upper torso,,,"Iron, Enamel",71608,British Museum,,,,998
72453,73467,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (on/by torso); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting)(on/by torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71609,British Museum,,,,998
72454,73468,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type G) (involuted, hinged pin mounted in head, LT II-III) (on/by arms), frags. (on/by calves)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,fragments also found by the calves,,,Iron,71610,British Museum,,,,998
72454,73469,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck), also sherd(s) (in ditch fill)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., vessel above girth absent on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck,,,Pottery,71610,British Museum,,,,998
72454,73470,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71610,British Museum,,,,998
72455,73471,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71611,British Museum,,,,998
72455,73472,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial R38:  FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Pin: broken (?post depos.)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71611,British Museum,,,,998
72455,73473,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial R38: FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Pin: broken (?post depos.)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71611,British Museum,,,,998
72456,73475,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (on/by arms)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71612,British Museum,,,,998
72456,73476,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial R39: FE, ?Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Pin: broken (?post depos.)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71612,British Museum,,,,998
72456,73477,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71612,British Museum,,,,998
72457,73479,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type G) (involuted, hinged pin mounted in head, LT II-III) (on/by hands/upper torso); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (on/by hands/upper torso)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,on/by hands/upper torso,,,Iron,71613,British Museum,,,,998
72458,73480,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head," ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right skull) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71614,British Museum,,,,998
72459,73481,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left skull) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71615,British Museum,,,,998
72460,73482,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"FE, Knife (on/by arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Knife: blade broken at point",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71616,Unknown,,,,998
72461,73483,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71617,British Museum,,,,998
72461,73484,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., poorly fired, rim sherds absent (?post depos.)",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Direct,Feet,contained animal bones,,,Pottery,71617,British Museum,,,,998
72461,73485,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,by feet; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71617,British Museum,,,,998
72462,73486,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"FE, Knife (on/by hands)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,71618,British Museum,,,,998
72462,73487,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead/ (in grave fill)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearhead: thrust into grave during backfilling",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Other,thrust into grave during backfilling,,,Iron,71618,British Museum,,,,998
72463,73488,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,"CU-ALLOY, Ring (by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Ring: possibly a hair ornament, on strand behind back",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on strand behind hears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71619,British Museum,,,,998
72464,73489,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Wood [Ash],71620,British Museum,,,,998
72464,73490,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Sword: tang broken before deposition",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71620,British Museum,,,,998
72464,73491,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead  (around body)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Iron,71620,British Museum,,,,998
72464,73492,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (skull) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71620,British Museum,,,,998
72465,73493,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right forelimb; skull) (on/by calves)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on/by calves,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71621,British Museum,,,,998
50087,73494,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,incense cup - slotted and perforated cup. Almost squashed pear shaped with a single row of vertical slots along lower part of body.,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,Associated with one of the unurned cremations but exact relationship with burial unconfirmed ,,,Pottery,50038,Royal Canterbury Museum (The Beaney),,,,1010
50087,73495,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,animal and bird bones found beside the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Found next to cremation in pit ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50037,Unknown,,,,1010
50088,73496,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Bronze Age urn containing cremation...no further detail but then re-used and placed with an Anglo-Saxon inhumation (as a grave good or just out of careful respect?),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50039,Unknown,,,,
72528,73497,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Bronze Age urn containing cremation...no further detail but then re-used and placed with an Anglo-Saxon inhumation (as a grave good or just out of careful respect?),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71622,Unknown,,,,
50091,73498,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"4 small beads of light green vitreous paste (faience?), one oblate and three segmented",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation,,,Faience,70757,Maidstone Museum,,,,
50091,73499,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Incense cup contained a few fragments of some burnt substance resembling linen. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Likely wrapped around the cremated remains,,,Textile,70757,Maidstone Museum,,,,
50091,73500,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"One of a pair of pygmy vessels on top of each other on crem. This one is incense cup, 2 holes in base",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Both miniature vessels placed on top of each other on top of cremation ,,,Pottery,70757,Maidstone Museum,,,,
50091,73501,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,One of a pair of pygmy vessels on top of each other on crem. This one is a miniature urn or food vessel,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Both miniature vessels placed on top of each other on top of cremation ,,,Pottery,70757,Maidstone Museum,,,,
50091,73502,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,inverted collared urn of the secondary series on top of cremated remains,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,"Placed on top of cremated remains and may originally have contained the cremation, which subsequently spilled out",,,Pottery,70757,Maidstone Museum,,,,
72529,73503,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Wessex biconical urn inverted that contained a slotted incense cup. Contains both cremation and miniature pot ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contains cremation and also the miniature pot,,,Pottery,71623,Maidstone Museum,,,,
72529,73504,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,slotted incense cup inside a Wessex biconical urn with cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,"In pot with cremation, but upright rather than inverted ",,,Pottery,71623,Maidstone Museum,,,,
72530,73505,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Wessex biconical urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71624,Maidstone Museum,,,,
72531,73506,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Wessex biconical urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71625,Maidstone Museum,,,,
50092,73507,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 687 (Bennett et al 2014, 29-30):gg: a single flint flake",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71626,Unknown,,,,
72532,73508,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 439 (Bennett et al 2014, 30-2, fig. 21):gg: At the foot of the grave (northeast end), and lying above the base of the grave in grave fill capping the skeleton, was the broken but nearly complete remains of a small undecorated Food Vessel - an open handled bowl of early to middle Bronze Age date.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71627,Unknown,,,,
72533,73509,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,3 rim sherds with flint-tempered fabric & chevron dec in grave 2 ; poss LNeo hemi-bowl - ?GW or MN,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,3 rim sherds of Neolithic pottery (Late or Middle Neolithic) in grave fill. May be accidental inclusions or deliberate grave good as all sherds are rims ,,,Pottery,71628,Unknown,,,,42
50118,73510,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker - East Anglian Beaker ; placed at head of slightly disturbed crouched inhumation. Late style Beaker ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head of inhumation and in front of the face ,,,Pottery,71629,Unknown,,,,
50125,73511,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Beauforts, North Foreland Avenue: There was some form of grave structure of organic material, possibly a hollowed out tree trunk or a wattle-built construction",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],50060,Unknown,,,,48
72466,73515,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"STONE, Bracelet/bangle (jet/shale) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71631,British Museum,,,,998
72467,73516,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial R64: FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Pin: in two pieces ",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71632,British Museum,,,,998
72468,73517,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71633,British Museum,,,,998
72468,73518,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71633,British Museum,,,,998
72469,73519,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by upper torso,,,Iron,71634,British Museum,,,,998
72469,73520,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., rim sherd absent and fracture abraded when depos.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck,,,Pottery,71634,British Museum,,,,998
72469,73521,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71634,British Museum,,,,998
72470,73522,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II)  (by face/back of skull/upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: in two pieces (?post depos.)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,by face/back of skull/upper torso,,,Iron,71635,British Museum,,,,998
72471,73524,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Burial R76: FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by hands); ",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,71636,British Museum,,,,998
72472,73525,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type H) (involuted, mock-spring discs, solid rivet, LT II-III) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71637,British Museum,,,,998
72473,73526,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71638,British Museum,,,,998
72474,73527,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71639,British Museum,,,,998
72474,73529,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (on/by hands)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,"Iron, Enamel",71639,British Museum,,,,998
72474,73530,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by lower torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: only base and body present below waist: no rim sherds on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Pottery,71639,British Museum,,,,998
72474,73531,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71639,British Museum,,,,998
72535,73532,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"Tothill Street, Minster: Early Bronze Age crouched inhumation burial buried with an assemblage of simple but personal objects.Gg (Bailey 2009, 70): a jet bracelet/armlet;",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71640,Unknown,,,,
72535,73533,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Tothill Street, Minster: Early Bronze Age crouched inhumation burial buried with an assemblage of simple but personal objects.Gg (Bailey 2009, 70): an amber bead;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Amber,71640,Unknown,,,,
72535,73534,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Tothill Street, Minster: Early Bronze Age crouched inhumation burial buried with an assemblage of simple but personal objects.Gg (Bailey 2009, 70): a fossil sponge bead",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,with elephant tusk shell through it,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71640,Unknown,,,,
72535,73535,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,"Tothill Street, Minster: Early Bronze Age crouched inhumation burial buried with an assemblage of simple but personal objects.Gg (Bailey 2009, 70): an elephant tusk shell",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,placed through the fossil bead ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],71640,Unknown,,,,
72475,73536,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71641,British Museum,,,,998
72475,73537,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: rim cracked and sherds missing, fracture abraded on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71641,British Museum,,,,998
72475,73538,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (right hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by face/back of skull; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71641,British Museum,,,,998
72476,73539,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71642,British Museum,,,,998
72476,73540,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71642,British Museum,,,,998
72476,73541,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by lower torso/feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Soot int./ext., base and body present, no rim sherds on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Unknown,Direct,Feet,on/by lower torso/feet,,,Pottery,71642,British Museum,,,,998
72476,73542,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar)BIOG. DETAILS, Sheep bone: 5 cut marks",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,on/by lower torso/feet; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71642,British Museum,,,,998
72477,73543,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"FE, Dagger (on/by thighs)BIOG. DETAILS Dagger: tip ?damaged",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on/by thighs,,,Iron,71643,British Museum,,,,998
72477,73544,,Clothing,,,200,Stud,,"FE, Studs (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Iron,71643,British Museum,,,,998
72477,73545,,Tool,,,104,Hammer,,"Burial R87: FE, Hammerhead frag. (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Hammerhead: tip absent",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Iron,71643,British Museum,,,,998
72478,73546,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71644,British Museum,,,,998
72478,73547,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71644,British Museum,,,,998
72478,73548,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Both Jars in grave & ditch: soot ext., base and body present: no rim sherds on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71644,British Museum,,,,998
72479,73549,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"STONE, Spindle whorl (chalk/limestone) (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Spindle whorl: groove across body, poss. carried as tool-pendant",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck,,,Chalk,71645,British Museum,,,,998
72480,73550,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearhead tip snapped in body",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Spearhead tip snapped in body,,,Iron,71646,British Museum,,,,998
50180,73551,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Over 600 pieces of struck flint found in this double pit - this does not sound like a typical grave good assemblage; more like domestic activity? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"70775, 70776",Unknown,,,,106
72481,73552,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71647,British Museum,,,,998
72481,73553,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71647,British Museum,,,,998
72482,73555,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (by ears/neck); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71648,British Museum,,,,998
72483,73556,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71649,British Museum,,,,998
72483,73557,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot base, rim sherd absent on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by upper torso,,,Pottery,71649,British Museum,,,,998
72483,73558,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by upper torso; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by upper torso; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71649,British Museum,,,,998
72484,73559,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, ?scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71650,British Museum,,,,998
72484,73560,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Sword: damaged tip snapped from blade, flaked tang, missing washers",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71650,British Museum,,,,998
72536,73561,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn found 2.5m away from pit with Beaker pot and other grave goods, and possibly associated with another inhumation. Placed upright ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Missing,Unknown,Upright on old ground surface ,,,Pottery,71651,Unknown,,,,109
72485,73562,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: base and lower circuit complete, rim absent on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck,,,Pottery,71652,British Museum,,,,998
72485,73563,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck; in jar)BIOG. DETAILS, Sheep bone: cut marks",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,on/by ears/neck; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71652,British Museum,,,,998
72485,73564,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: broken, lacking foot on depos.?",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,,,Iron,71653,British Museum,,,,998
72487,73568,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71657,British Museum,,,,998
72488,73569,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (on/by arms)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,"Iron, Enamel",71658,British Museum,,,,998
72489,73570,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbardBIOG. DETAILS, Scabbard: possible repair with two iron strips",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71659,British Museum,,,,998
72489,73571,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71659,British Museum,,,,998
72490,73572,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Iron,71660,British Museum,,,,998
72490,73573,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (on/by lower torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearhead: tip snapped off, socket broken",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Iron,71660,British Museum,,,,998
72491,73574,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"FE, Awl? (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tools/knife/tine: poss. contained in small bag together = working assemblage/kit",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71661,British Museum,"19,750,503.28",,,998
72491,73575,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"FE, Knife (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tools/knife/tine: poss. contained in small bag together = working assemblage/kit",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71661,British Museum,,,,998
72491,73576,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"ANIMAL BONE, Tine (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tools/knife/tine: poss. contained in small bag together = working assemblage/kit",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso in bag,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71661,British Museum,,,,998
72491,73577,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right forelimb; right skull) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71661,British Museum,,,,998
72491,73578,,Tool,,,92,File,,"FE, File (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tools/knife/tine: poss. contained in small bag together = working assemblage/kit",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71661,British Museum,,,,998
72492,73579,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71662,British Museum,,,,998
72492,73580,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type G) (involuted, hinged pin mounted in head, LT II-III) (on/by arms)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71662,British Museum,,,,998
72492,73581,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/lower torso/feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: foot-ring vessel broken elsewhere - some rim sherds absent on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,on/by face/lower torso/feet,,,Pottery,71662,British Museum,,,,998
72492,73582,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by calves; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on/by calves; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71662,British Museum,,,,998
72493,73584,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71663,British Museum,,,,998
72493,73585,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Sword: poss. break in hilt",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71663,British Museum,,,,998
72493,73586,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71663,British Museum,,,,998
72494,73587,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type G) (involuted, hinged pin mounted in head, LT II-III) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71664,British Museum,,,,998
72494,73588,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"STONE, Spindle whorl (chalk/limestone) (on/by lower torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spindle whorl: ?suspended as pendant-tool, poss. around waist",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,on/by lower torso,,,Chalk,71664,British Museum,"19,750,503.36",,,998
72495,73589,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71665,Unknown,,,,998
72495,73590,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Sword: tang chipped",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71665,British Museum,,,,998
72495,73591,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,71665,British Museum,,,,998
72495,73592,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone point (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Bone point: two perforations in socket",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71665,British Museum,,,,998
72495,73593,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb; left skull) (on/by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71665,British Museum,,,,998
72496,73594,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"WOOD, shield (by thighs); FE, Shield (boss/binding) (on/by thighs)BIOG. DETAILS, Shield-boss: fragments scattered around grave, in upper fill and pieces absent",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,"Fragments scattered but concentrated by thighs, covering the body?",,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71666,British Museum,,,,998
72497,73595,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead  (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearhead: snapped tip",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71667,British Museum,,,,998
40003,73599,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature collared urn with cord impressed decoration around the collar. Only 8.5 cm tall. Placed inside the larger urn and contained cremated remains of an infant ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Inside the larger vessel and contained the cremated bones of the child ,,,Pottery,40001,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1014
40003,73600,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,A larger vessel which 'broke to pieces and was not preserved' (likely a larger Collared Urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Contained the smaller mini pot which contained the cremated infant ,,,Pottery,40001,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1014
40070,73601,,Pot,,,141,Pot,Cordoned Urn,"Paddock Hill, Thwing: Carinated jar with (c. 22.5 cm high) with moulded lip and projecting foot. Buff fabric with large chalk and calcite grit. Fingertip fluting on the body. In the possession of the excavator",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71673,Unknown,,,,1016
40031,73602,FHU2614,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Bishop Burton (YAS record card info): Bucket-shaped urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40027,Yorkshire Museum,1086.47,,,1015
40050,73605,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 3 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Plough damaged fragments of bucket urn.Undecorated base and body sherds. Fabric black inside, buff outside; rather soft and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71674,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72540,73606,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 5 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Plough damaged fragments of bucket urn.Base, wall and rim sherds of large undecorated vessel. Fabric dark grey and outside pink-buff; soft, with much grit (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71675,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72541,73607,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 4 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Base, wall and rim sherds; two light grooves below thickened rim. Fabric brown-black inside and pink-buff outside; very coarse and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71676,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72542,73608,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 8 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Complete vessel with narrow base and groove below rim; decorated on outer rim and shoulder with horizontal scratches. Fabric black inside and red-brown outside; very coarse and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71677,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72544,73609,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 9 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Complete vessel decorated with row of fir.gertip pits below rim; finger-smoothing on lower body. Fabric brown-black inside and buff outside; rather hard with much grit (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71678,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72545,73610,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 10 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Narrow-based vessel with rim edge missing; undecorated. Fabric brown inside and red/buff outside; fabric coarse and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71679,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72546,73611,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 11 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Complete vessel with flared base and narrow inturned rim; decorated with row of small perforations just above shoulder. Fabric black-brown inside and red-buff outside; very coarse with large grit (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71680,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72547,73612,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 2 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Lower part and rim of narrow-mouthed vessel; decorated with three grooves below rim; finger-smoothing below. Fabric black inside and red-buff outside; hard and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71681,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72548,73613,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial 6 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): No further info.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71682,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72549,73614,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial A (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Small hollow-based vessel with punched rim; undecorated; finger smoothing over entire vessel. Fabric black inside and red-buff outside; soft with much grit (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71683,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72550,73615,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial B (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Upper part of vessel with slightly inturned rim; groove below rim on outside, with occasional small perforations or punctuations. Fabric black inside and dark brown outside; soft and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71684,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72551,73616,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial F (McInnes 1968, fig.1): No further information.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71685,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
40158,73617,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"Skerne burial 1 (Proctor 1855, 185): incense cup perforated with four rows of small holes, mouth upwards",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40127,Unknown,,,,1018
72498,73622,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"FE, dagger (on/by arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Dagger: tang broken, tip damaged and blade very worn",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71690,British Museum,,,,998
72499,73623,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"WOOD, shield (lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,"lower torso, covering the body?",,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71691,British Museum,,,,998
72499,73624,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"CU-ALLOY, Sword (fitting) (on/by lower torso); FE, Sword (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",71691,British Museum,,,,998
72499,73625,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,," FE, Spearhead (on/by lower torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhd: in 2 frags., cast into grave penetrating shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Torso,lower torso: cast into grave penetrating shield,,,Iron,71691,British Museum,,,,998
72499,73626,,Tool,,,207,Tongs,," FE, Tongs (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tongs w. Fe slag lump, Hammerhead: worn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Leather",71691,British Museum,"19,760,504.12",,,998
72499,73627,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,," FE, Spearhead (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71691,British Museum,,,,998
72499,73628,,Other,,,194,Slag,," FE, Slag lump (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tongs w. Fe slag lump, Hammerhead: worn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71691,British Museum,,,,998
72499,73629,,Tool,,,104,Hammer,,"Burial R154: FE, Hammerhead (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Tongs w. Fe slag lump, Hammerhead: worn",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71691,British Museum,,,,998
72500,73630,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71692,British Museum,,,,998
72501,73631,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,," WOOD, shield (by thighs); FE, shield boss/binding (on/by thighs);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,"thighs, covering the body?",,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71693,British Museum,,,,998
72501,73632,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by lower torso),BIOG. DETAILS, Sword: horn handle in two parts",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn]",71693,British Museum,,,,998
72501,73633,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,," WOOD, scabbard;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71693,British Museum,,,,998
72502,73634,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb; left skull) (on/by arms); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71694,British Museum,,,,998
72503,73635,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body) (N of shoulders)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,N of shoulders,,,Iron,71695,British Museum,,,,998
72504,73636,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71696,British Museum,,,,998
72504,73637,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right forelimb; skull) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71696,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73638,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"WOOD, ?shield (lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,"lower torso, covering the body?",,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73639,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbard;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73640,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"CU-ALLOY, frag. (on/by arms);",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73641,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73642,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73643,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (2) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73644,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone toggles (2) (on/by lower torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Toggles incompl. On depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73645,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73646,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73647,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73648,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73649,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73650,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Sprhds: bent, twisted and snapped tips where thrust through shield in grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso; thrust through shield in grave,,,Iron,71697,British Museum,,,,998
72505,73651,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (2) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71697,British Museum,,,,998
72506,73652,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type K (solid foot catch-plate, LT III) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71698,British Museum,,,,998
72507,73654,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (by ears/neck); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71699,British Museum,,,,998
72507,73655,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: lower circuit and base complete, rim sherds absent on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71699,British Museum,,,,998
72507,73656,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig)? (forelimb) (on/by feet; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,on/by feet; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71699,British Museum,,,,998
72508,73657,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: ?mended foot-plate",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71700,British Museum,,,,998
72508,73658,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., rim sherds absent and fracture abraded on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71700,Unknown,,,,998
72509,73659,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"WOOD, scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71701,British Museum,,,,998
72509,73660,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Sword: chipped washer",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71701,British Museum,,,,998
72510,73661,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"CU-ALLOY, Ring (toe) (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71702,British Museum,,,,998
72510,73662,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"STONE, Spindle whorl (chalk/limestone)(around body/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Spindle whorl: ?suspended as pendant-tool/in hair?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,?suspended as pendant-tool/in hair?,,,Chalk,71702,British Museum,,,,998
72511,73663,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck; S of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., rim and upper body sherds absent (?friable fabric)",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck; S of skull,,,Pottery,71703,British Museum,,,,998
72511,73664,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (around body; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by head in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71703,British Museum,,,,998
72512,73665,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right forelimb; skull) (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71706,British Museum,,,,998
72486,73666,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71655,British Museum,,,,998
72557,73667,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71707,British Museum,,,,1019
72558,73668,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),"CU-ALLOY, Ring (ear) (by ears/neck); GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Ring and bead: poss. Ear-ring or hair ornament",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ear/neck,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Glass",71708,British Museum,,,,1019
72558,73669,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"FE, frag.(on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71708,British Museum,,,,1019
72559,73671,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,"Iron, Enamel",71709,British Museum,,,,1019
72560,73672,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (by ears/neck);BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: no foot on depos.",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,"Iron, Enamel",71710,British Museum,,,,1019
72561,73674,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by ears/neck); CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting)(by ears/neck); ",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71711,British Museum,,,,1019
72562,73675,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type J (short involuted, applied enamel on broad feet, LT II-III) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,"Iron, Enamel",71712,British Museum,,,,1019
72563,73676,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II-III) (on/by upper torso)",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,"Iron, Enamel",71713,British Museum,,,,1019
72565,73678,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type J (short involuted, applied enamel on broad feet, LT II-III)/?; CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: incomplete ",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Iron, Enamel",71715,British Museum,,,,1019
72564,73679,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck/face)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: vessel broken elsewhere and 'token' body and base sherds deposited in two clusters",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,also scattered by feet,,,Pottery,71714,British Museum,,,,1019
72566,73680,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: fragment only - lacks spring",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71716,British Museum,,,,1020
72567,73681,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71717,British Museum,,,,1020
72569,73682,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (on/by thighs);",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,thighs,,,Iron,71718,British Museum,,,,1020
72569,73683,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (around body); BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: base and lower circuit complete, upper body and rim sherds absent on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Around body,,,Pottery,71718,British Museum,,,,1020
72569,73684,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71718,British Museum,,,,1020
72570,73685,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71719,British Museum,,,,1020
72571,73686,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71720,British Museum,,,,1020
72571,73687,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., chipped rim when depos.,",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Pottery,71720,British Museum,,,,1020
72571,73688,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck; under jar)BIOG. DETAILS, Sheep bone: cut marks",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck; under jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71720,British Museum,,,,1020
72572,73689,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71721,British Museum,,,,1020
72574,73690,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (on/by arms)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71722,British Museum,,,,1020
72574,73691,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"STONE, Bracelet/bangle (jet/shale) (on/by arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Bracelet: worn, abraded edges",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71722,British Museum,"19,781,202.13",,,1020
72575,73692,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by ears/neck). Replaced textile attached (see BM description).",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Enamel",71723,British Museum,"19,781,202.14",,,1020
72575,73693,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (1 of 2) (on/by arms); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71723,British Museum,,,,1020
72575,73694,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (2 of 2) (on/by arms); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71723,British Museum,"19,781,202.15",,,1020
72575,73695,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by thighs); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,thighs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71723,British Museum,,,,1020
72576,73696,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (mortice and tenon/Type 4) (on/by arms). Coral knobs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Coral/Shell [Coral]",71724,British Museum,"19,781,202.20",,,1020
72576,73697,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71724,British Museum,,,,1020
72577,73699,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (on/by hands);",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,71725,British Museum,,,,1020
72578,73700,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71726,British Museum,,,,1020
72579,73701,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71727,British Museum,,,,1020
72581,73702,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (on/by arms)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71728,British Museum,,,,1020
72581,73703,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by ears/neck)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext., base and lower cicuit only, rim absent on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Pottery,71728,British Museum,,,,1020
72581,73704,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck; near jar)BIOG. DETAILS, Sheep bone: cut marks",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71728,British Museum,,,,1020
72582,73705,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II) (on/by hands)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,71729,British Museum,,,,1020
72582,73706,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"FE, Ring (by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71729,British Museum,,,,1020
72582,73707,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"FE, frag. (by ears/neck)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71729,British Museum,,,,1020
72582,73708,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: 2 body sherds only, no rim/base on depos.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Pottery,71729,British Museum,,,,1020
72582,73709,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by ears/neck); ",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71729,British Museum,,,,1020
72582,73710,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck; in jar)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71729,British Museum,,,,1020
72583,73711,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT II) (by ears/neck)<BM object description>: Fragmentary iron involuted brooch, La Tne II, which corroded while lying on top of a piece of cloth (perhaps a stole, cloak or shroud which had been pinned with the brooch). An impression of the cloth has been left on two iron lumps; it is possible to see the diamond twill pattern woven at the end of the piece of cloth. The border was also embroidered with small rectangular insets. ",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71730,British Museum,"19,781,202.37",,,1020
72583,73712,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,"<BM object description>: Piece of cloth (perhaps a stole, cloak or shroud which had been pinned with the brooch from the same grave). An impression of the cloth has been left on two iron lumps; it is possible to see the diamond twill pattern woven at the end of the piece of cloth. The border was also embroidered with small rectangular insets.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,worn on body/wrapping body,,,Textile,71730,British Museum,"19,781,202.37",,,1020
72584,73713,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71731,British Museum,,,,1020
72597,73714,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"FE, Knife (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Knife: tang possibly brokenHorn handle",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn]",71744,British Museum,,,,1021
72596,73715,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: replaced pin",La T�ne I (La T�ne A/B),Complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71743,British Museum,,,,1021
72595,73716,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left hindlimb) (on/by thighs)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,thighs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71742,British Museum,,,,1021
72594,73717,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71741,British Museum,,,,1021
72593,73718,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II)  (around body) (near skull)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,near skull,,,Iron,71740,British Museum,,,,1021
72592,73719,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: fragment only, lacking foot",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71739,British Museum,,,,1021
72591,73720,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep/goat) (on/by torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71738,British Museum,,,,1021
72590,73721,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (right hindlimb) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71737,British Museum,,,,1021
72589,73722,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (1 of 2) (by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71736,British Museum,,,,1021
72588,73723,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT II) (by face/back of skull)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71735,British Museum,,,,1021
72587,73724,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull); BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: main body and some of rim present, no base sherds on depos.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71734,British Museum,,,,1021
72586,73725,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type F) (involuted, applied enamel and rivets, LT II) (on/by lower torso);",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,"Iron, Enamel",71733,British Museum,,,,1021
72585,73726,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),," ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb; left skull) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71732,British Museum,,,,1021
72596,73727,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (on/by arms?)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71743,British Museum,,,,1021
72596,73728,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"CU-ALLOY, Beads (2) (by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71743,British Museum,,,,1021
72596,73729,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (by feet)BIOG. DETAILS, Jet ring: ?split circuit",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71743,British Museum,,,,1021
72597,73730,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71744,British Museum,,,,1021
72589,73731,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (2 of 2) (by face/back of skull)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71736,British Museum,,,,1021
40197,73732,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 3) (in grave fill)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tang and blades damaged and bent",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,thrust vertically into grave fill c. 0.08m above body,,,Iron,40164,British Museum,,,,161
40197,73733,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (2 of 3) (in grave fill)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tang and blades damaged and bent",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,thrust vertically into grave fill c. 0.08m above body,,,Iron,40164,British Museum,,,,161
40197,73734,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (3 of 3) (in grave fill)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tang and blades damaged and bent",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,40164,British Museum,,,,161
72599,73735,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"WOOD, shield?; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71746,Unknown,,,,161
72599,73736,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 4) (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: blades chipped and damaged, where thrust through ?shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron, Leather",71746,British Museum,"19,850,305.10",,,161
72599,73737,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (2 of 4) (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: blades chipped and damaged, where thrust through ?shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71746,British Museum,,,,161
72599,73738,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (3 of 4) (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: blades chipped and damaged, where thrust through ?shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71746,British Museum,,,,161
72599,73739,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (4 of 4) (on/by torso)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: blades chipped and damaged, where thrust through ?shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71746,British Museum,,,,161
72599,73740,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (1 of 3) (on/by upper torso)BM description mentions missing tipStead 1991 suggests these are missile points",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71746,British Museum,,,,161
72599,73741,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (1 of 3) (on/by upper torso)BM description mentions missing tipStead 1991 suggests these are missile points",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71746,Unknown,,,,161
72599,73742,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (1 of 3) (on/by upper torso)BM description mentions missing tipStead 1991 suggests these are missile points",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71746,Unknown,,,,161
72600,73744,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991), Garton Slack Burial GS6>: WOOD, cart;BIOG. DETAILS, Cart: one wheel broken - ?during decay",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Wheels propped against the side of the grave,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71747,British Museum,,,,161
72600,73745,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991), Garton Slack Burial GS6>: FE, Cart fittings (linch pins x2) (on/by legs)BM descriptions note traces of organic material (skin/leather/animal fibres) clinging to the linch pins.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,behind legs,,,"Iron, Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71747,British Museum,,,,161
72600,73746,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991), Garton Slack Burial GS6>: ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left skull; right skull; left forelimb; right forelimb) (on/by upper torso)NB these animal parts were deposited separately but originate from the same pig so are recorded together here.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71747,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73748,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,"Point downwards, c. 0.25m above the waist",,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73749,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (2 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,"Point downwards, c. 0.25m above the waist",,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Iron",71748,British Museum,"19,850,305.35",,,161
72601,73750,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (3 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,"Point downwards, c. 0.25m above the waist",,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73751,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (4 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Point downwards immediately above the body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73752,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (5 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Point downwards immediately above the body,,,Iron,71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73753,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (6 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Point downwards immediately above the body,,,Iron,71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73754,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (7 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Point downwards immediately above the body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73755,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (8 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On floor of grave behind body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73756,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (9 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On floor of grave behind body,,,Iron,71748,British Museum,,,,161
72601,73757,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (10 of 10) (on/by upper torso, around body/ in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips broken and chipped, some due to being thrust through wood",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,On floor of grave behind body,,,Iron,71748,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73758,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"WOOD, shield?/scabbard?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71749,Unknown,,,,161
72602,73759,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,behind back,,,Iron,71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73760,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,hips,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73761,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Leather",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73762,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Iron,71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73763,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73764,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Leather",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73765,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73766,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73767,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,Iron,71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73768,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73769,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73770,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,Iron,71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73771,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73772,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72602,73773,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (1 of 14) (on/by torso/arms)BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: tips and blades broken and bent where thrust through shield",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Around body,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71749,British Museum,,,,161
72605,73774,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by thighs)BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: no rim sherds present though burial badly disturbed",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,knees,,,Pottery,71750,British Museum,,,,162
40215,73775,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991) Kirkburn Burial K5>: WOOD, cart;(includes 2x iron tyres; 4x nave hoops)BIOG. DETAILS, Cart: one tyre very worn, one nave hoop re-used and repaired",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",40183,British Museum,,,,162
40215,73776,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991) Kirkburn Burial K5>: FE, CU-ALLOY, Cart fittings (2) (on/by torso/arms);(includes 2x linch pins)BIOG. DETAILS, Cart fittings: linch pins worn",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,torso/arms,,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",40183,British Museum,"19,870,404.12",,,162
40215,73777,,Other,,,202,Tag,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991) Kirkburn Burial K5>: CU-ALLOY, Tags (3) (by feet)Arranged in a line so potentially operated as a unit/recorded together here.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],40183,British Museum,"1987,0404.26-8 ",,,162
40215,73778,,Chariot/horse gear,,,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991) Kirkburn Burial K5>: CU-ALLOY, FE, Horse Gear (11) (on/by torso/arms)Included in this record are two minature cu-alloy terrets, five additional cu-alloy terrets, two cu-alloy and iron horse bits, two cu-alloy strap unionsBIOG. DETAILS, Horse gear: terrets (not matching set)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,torso/arms,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",40183,British Museum,,,,162
40215,73779,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Stead (1991) Kirkburn Burial K5>: ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb; right forelimb; left skull; right skull) (around body/by feet);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40183,British Museum,,,,162
40215,73781,,Container,,,34,Box,,"<BM object description Kirkburn Burial K5>:A lid from what was, almost certainly, a box.Copper alloy fittings possibly from wooden 'D' shaped lid; one frame, three rings, eight studs and three boxes of fragments. Within frame is symmetrical arrangement of three semi-tubular rings, dome-headed studs and three eyelets; semi-tubular rings were attached by copper alloy nails, four in one and three in the others; within them is a compact blackish filling and similar deposit in some of the domes. Two of the eyelets found within the straight side of the frame and the third central to curved side.The contents of the box remain a mystery",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,North of head,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40183,British Museum,"19,870,404.29",,,162
72604,73782,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb; right forelimb; left skull; right skull) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71751,British Museum,,,,162
72604,73783,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"One of three Iron Age spearheads buried point downwards just above the skeleton's chest.FE, Spearhead  (in grave fill/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Buried point downwards just above the skeleton's chest,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71751,British Museum,,,,162
72604,73784,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"One of three Iron Age spearheads buried point downwards just above the skeleton's chest.FE, Spearhead  (in grave fill/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Buried point downwards just above the skeleton's chest,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71751,British Museum,,,,162
72606,73785,,Clothing,,,200,Stud,,"CU-ALLOY, Stud (by ears/neck)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ear/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71753,British Museum,,,,162
72606,73786,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),"CU-ALLOY, Ring (ear) (by ears/neck); STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (on/by ears/neck);These two items were directly juxtaposed by the ear and, together, probably represent an earring. They are recorded together here.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,"wedged between 4th/5th cervical vertebrae, just behind head",,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified)",71753,British Museum,,,,162
72606,73787,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"AMBER, Amber bead (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ear/neck,,,Amber,71753,British Museum,,,,162
72607,73788,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head," ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left skull) (on/by torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71752,British Museum,,,,162
30063,73789,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Moel Goedog, F8 (Lynch 1985, 18): This inverted Food Vessel  contained young adult but only 110g crem bone, with over-representation of skull & long bones. Well-fired 0.35m tall and 0.32m diam. Has a crack that was mended with 2 well-executed mend holes post-firing. Mainly decorated with hatched triangle cord impression but maker had a change of heart on interior of rim and there is a short length of horizontal twisted cord that is over-ridden by hatched triangles. repair holes drilled from outside (see Lynch 1984: fig 6). Inner surface of pot covered by black powdery deposit - pot originally filled with charcoal or used for cooking. So a few points of note: The potter had a change of heart about the decoration on the rim. The vessel is quite big. Part of the base may have been removed before burial (but not 100% certain); also quite a lot of the individual is missing. Perhaps other parts of the pot & person were buried elsewhere. The pot had cracked but was repaired. Even though it was not perfect it was important. This pot already had a biography before going into the ground as a grave good. Soot & residue on the pot indicates it had fulfilled other functions before it became a grave good",N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Inverted and partly containing cremated remains ; rest of bone scattered bout. Base missing (but possibly from ancient ploughing) ,Y,Y,Pottery,71754,Llandudno Museum,,,,757
72709,73790,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Moel Goedog, F10 (Lynch 1985, 22-3): Small piece of waste flint in pot in pit F10 with cremated bone ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in the inverted Collared Urn with cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70755,Llandudno Museum,,,,757
72709,73791,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Moel Goedog, F10 (Lynch 1985, 22-3): Small Collared Urn 0.22m in diam & 0.28m tall, Twisted cord decoration of lozenge & also double chevron on neck",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,71755,Unknown,,,,757
72609,73792,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71758,Unknown,,,,1022
72609,73793,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (fitting) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71758,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72609,73794,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso)",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71758,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
30069,73795,,Other,,,182,Rivet,,Dagger rivet in Collared Urn with the female cremation. Possibly rest of dagger was burnt on the pyre?,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,in pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71858,Unknown,,,,762
30069,73796,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with accessory cup containing ashes; twisted cord decoration; internal moulding & whipped cord decoration ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,contained gg,,,Pottery,71858,Storiel (Bangor),,,,762
30069,73797,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Accessory cup inside Collared Urn  lined with bracken containing incomplete child skeleton. Small bipartite pot (like at Bedd Branwen),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Lined with bracken and containing a few bones of a very small child - baby,,,Pottery,71859,Storiel (Bangor),,,,762
72711,73798,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with  accessory cup containing ashes; twisted cord dec oration internal moulding & whipped cord decoration,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained ashes and also a miniature cup ,,,Pottery,71860,Unknown,,,,762
72711,73799,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Accessory cup containing ashes,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,And contained inside inverted Collared Urn ,,,Pottery,71860,Storiel (Bangor),,,,762
72712,73800,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"One of the urns was of the S2 (W) group, the western funnel-necked variant of the developed southern type. Beaker with bar-chevron decoration. Coarse- stamps & finger-nail dec - elaborate decorative combination",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,No detail about this ,,,Pottery,71861,British Museum,817-6 2/3,,,1527
72712,73801,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker - fragmentary and 3 sherds only; differ colour & paste to complete 1; comb-impressed decor ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,No further detail ,,Y,Pottery,71861,British Museum,817-6 2/3,,,1527
72610,73803,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71759,Unknown,,,,1022
72610,73804,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"STONE, Bead (chalk/limestone) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Chalk,71759,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72611,73805,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71760,Unknown,,,,1022
72611,73806,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71760,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72611,73807,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71760,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72612,73808,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71761,Unknown,,,,1022
72612,73809,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig)? (forelimb) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71761,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72613,73810,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71762,Unknown,,,,1022
72613,73811,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71762,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72613,73812,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71762,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72614,73813,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71763,Unknown,,,,1022
72614,73814,,Other,,,245,Staple,,"FE, Staples (by face/back of skull);BIOG. DETAILS, Staple: bent in three - shroud closing device, found in front of face",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in front of face,,,Iron,71763,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72615,73815,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71764,Unknown,,,,1022
72615,73816,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"FE, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (on/by arms), ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71764,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72615,73817,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"FE, Tweezers (by face/back of skull);BIOG. DETAILS, Tweezers: bent and one terminal absent",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,71764,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72616,73818,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71765,Unknown,,,,1022
72616,73819,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71765,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72618,73820,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71767,Unknown,,,,1022
72618,73821,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (abutting terminals/Type 2) (on/by arms);BIOG. DETAILS, Bronze bracelet with jet ring",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71767,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72618,73822,,Other,,,41,Bracket,,"FE, Brackets (on/by arms),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71767,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72618,73823,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"FE, Bracelet (abutting terminals/Type 2) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71767,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72618,73824,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71767,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72618,73825,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (on/by arms); BIOG. DETAILS, Bronze bracelet with jet ring",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71767,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72619,73826,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71768,Unknown,,,,1022
72619,73827,,Other,,,245,Staple,,"FE, Staples (by face/back of skull)BIOG. DETAILS, Staple: bent in three - shroud closing device, found in mouth",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in mouth,,,Iron,71768,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72617,73828,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71766,Unknown,,,,1022
72617,73829,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71766,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72620,73830,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),"CU-ALLOY, Ring (by face/back of skull);  AMBER, Amber bead (on/by face/back of skull); GLASS, Glass bead(s) (2) (on/by face/back of skull); BIOG. DETAILS, Ring: with 3 beads (2 glass, 1 amber),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Glass, Amber",71769,Unknown,,,,1022
72620,73831,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,," FE, Tweezers (by face/back of skull);BIOG. DETAILS, tweezers = pendant",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,71769,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72621,73834,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71770,Unknown,,,,1022
72621,73835,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (on/by upper torso); ",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71770,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72621,73836,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71770,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72622,73837,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,," WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71771,Unknown,,,,1022
72622,73838,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"AMBER, Amber bead (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Amber,71771,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72623,73839,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71772,Unknown,,,,1022
72623,73840,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (right hindlimb) (on/by calves); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71772,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72624,73841,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71773,Unknown,,,,1022
72624,73842,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (by feet)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71773,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72625,73843,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71774,Unknown,,,,1022
72625,73844,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71774,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72626,73845,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71775,Unknown,,,,1022
72626,73846,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"FE, Ring (toe) (1 of 2) (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71775,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72626,73847,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"FE, Ring (toe) (2 of 2) (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,71775,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72627,73848,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin,",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71776,Unknown,,,,1022
72627,73849,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"WOOD, shield; FE, Shield (boss/binding) (by face/back of skull); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71776,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72627,73850,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"FE, Sword (on/by torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71776,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72628,73851,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71777,Unknown,,,,1022
72628,73852,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by lower torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71777,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72628,73853,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone point (on/by lower torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71777,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72629,73854,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71778,Unknown,,,,1022
72629,73855,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"STONE, Bead (jet/shale) (on/by ears/neck);GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,"Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified), Glass",71778,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72630,73857,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71779,Unknown,,,,1022
72630,73858,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71779,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72631,73859,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71780,Unknown,,,,1022
72631,73860,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone ring (hand) (on/by hand)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71780,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72632,73861,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71781,Unknown,,,,1022
72632,73862,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (on/by upper torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: only catch-plate, pin and foot survive",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71781,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72632,73863,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71781,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72633,73864,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71782,Unknown,,,,1022
72633,73865,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type C/Type 5) (long flat bow, LT II-III) (on/by upper torso); ",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71782,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72633,73866,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (right forelimb) (on/by upper torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71782,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72634,73867,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71783,Unknown,,,,1022
72634,73868,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial WS121: FE, Pin (straight) (on/by lower torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71783,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72635,73869,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71784,Unknown,,,,1022
72635,73870,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"FE, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (on/by arms);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71784,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72636,73871,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71785,Unknown,,,,1022
72636,73872,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by feet); BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot lower body, one third of rim and upper body sherds absent on deposition",N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71785,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72636,73873,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by feet; in jar); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71785,Herne Bay Museum,,,,1022
72637,73874,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71786,Unknown,,,,1022
72637,73875,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by upper torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot ext. lower body, only base and lower circuit of vessel present on deposition",N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Pottery,71786,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72637,73876,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (right hindlimb) (on/by upper torso; in jar);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso; in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71786,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72638,73877,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),," FE, Bracelet (abutting terminals/Type 2) (on/by arms); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71787,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72715,73878,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Green stain with adult female poss pyre good of pin/awl?,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71862,Unknown,,,,
72715,73879,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn - inverted. Primary series with whipped cord dec on neck & collar. It contained along with the cremated bones, an upright Accessory vessel ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71862,Unknown,,,,
72715,73880,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Biconical accessory cup )la) in Collared Urn but upright rather than inverted. Hole/ perforation just above shoulder; undec. The rim was damaged in antiquity,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,71862,Unknown,,,,
72716,73881,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn. Pot C 1ry series. With upright 'Anglesey' neck & chevron decor & herringbone on neck. It is almost as if this pot was 'dressed' and 'wearing' a necklace, the way the decoration is depicted. Pot was plugged with red clay (possibly from pyre material) before being placed in ground ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71863,Unknown,,,,
72716,73882,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Single jet bead dropped in pot after the cremated bone. High quality jet - originally part of a spacer plate? Frances Lynch suggests that it may have been repurposed from a crescentic spacer bead jet necklace. Very highly polished. Fusifirm and 19mm long x 9.2mm wide. The bead is unburnt,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Dropped into pot after it had been filled with the cremation - it sits near the plugged clay mouth,,Y,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],71863,Unknown,,,,
72717,73884,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Small Primary series Collared Urn with external and internal decoration. Deep incisions when clay was wet. 'necklace' of decoration around the shoulder was more lightly cut.  ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71864,Unknown,,,,
72718,73885,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Secondary Series Collared Urn with roughly made incised decoration. Cracked when stuffed into the stone box. Filled to brim with burnt bone and 'foreign' soil. Possibly covered with an organic lid ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Tightly jammed into the small cist ,,,Pottery,71865,Unknown,,,,
72639,73886,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71788,Unknown,,,,1022
72639,73887,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"FE, Bracelet (abutting terminals/Type 2) (on/by arms);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71788,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72640,73888,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71789,Unknown,,,,1022
72640,73889,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by upper torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot int., only lower circuit present on deposition",N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Pottery,71789,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72640,73890,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by upper torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71789,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72641,73891,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71790,Unknown,,,,1022
72641,73892,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"FE, Bracelet (solid/Type 1) (on/by arms);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71790,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72642,73893,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71791,Unknown,,,,1022
72642,73894,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71791,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72718,73895,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"4 ribbed biconical jet beads; 6 flat amber beads; 1 cylindrical bone bead with adult male. THis necklace is unburnt and were dropped into the top of the pot after the cremated bone was added. So they sit near the mouth. The amber beads were worn and had probably been reused from another  necklace. THe amber beads were transveresly perforated and like coffee beans. 9.5mm x 7.5mm. They have shallow grooves on long side and are possibly re-used pieces. Otherwise the double perforations of two of the beads (Hc and Hf) are inexplicable. THe amber is of Baltic originThere are also 4 carved jet beads. THey are sim in shape and decoration but different in size. THe larges is 20.8mm long.(Hh-HI) THe larges has a corrugated effect. Hh has a deep V-shaped groove. The jet beads were found close together and the amber ones were more widely scattered but nearby. Prob strung as a single necklace or all dropped in together - NONE were burnt.Also a polished bone bead (Hg) cut from shaft of bone of young animal, Surface and ends polished. Badly damaged and this one had been burnt in the pyre so not part of the necklace (see below) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Dropped into pot on top of cremated remains ,,,"Amber, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet]",71865,Unknown,,,,
72643,73896,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71792,Unknown,,,,1022
72643,73897,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (34) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71792,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72644,73898,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71793,Unknown,,,,1022
72644,73899,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial WS145: FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (on/by arms);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71793,Unknown,,,,1022
72645,73901,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71794,Unknown,,,,1022
72645,73902,,Other,,,246,Clasp,,"CU-ALLOY, frag. (on/by upper torso);CU-ALLOY 'rod': poss. an unfinished clasp",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71794,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72645,73903,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71794,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72718,73904,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Also a polished bone bead (Hg) cut from shaft of bone of young animal, Surface and ends polished. Badly damaged and this one had been burnt in the pyre so not part of the necklace which was unburnt ",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with the cremated remains in the pot ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71865,Unknown,,,,
72718,73905,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Polished bone pommel only half of it. Badly burnt and only 300mm x 12.8mm. Socket end for hilt & tang fixed by two pins. Burnt in pyre- no blade,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In with cremation within urn and must have been placed on pyre ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71865,Unknown,,,,
72719,73906,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Polished bone pommel (Ba) in pot B. Again no sign of a blade. It had been burnt with the cremation and was 35.4mm long & 10.5mm wide. It was identical to the pommel in pot H. Pommel attached by two pins or pegs.,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot and mixed in with the cremated remains; must have been burnt on pyre with individual -again no sign of blade,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71866,Unknown,,,,
72646,73907,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71795,Unknown,,,,1022
72646,73908,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (on/by lower torso)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71795,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72646,73909,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by lower torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71795,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72719,73910,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Pot B - large Primary Series Collared Urn with I & Ext decoration comprising herringbone incisions. Upright neck & similar to pot C. Before inversion the pot mouth had been plugged with blob of red clay (possibly from pyre) and then placed in pit. Then a second sweep of pyre identified more bone, and because pot mouth was already stopped, this bone was scattered in the pit!",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71866,Unknown,,,,
72647,73911,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull; in grave fill); BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: only fragments deposited, partly under skull and in grave fill",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71796,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72719,73912,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Dickitic sandstone hone (Bb); stone sourced locally in Anglesey at Bodorgan. The hone was worn and smooth and had been used ,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremated remains; unburnt,,,Sandstone,71866,Unknown,,,,
72648,73913,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71797,Unknown,,,,1022
72648,73914,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear)," CU-ALLOY, Ring (ear) (by ears/neck),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ear/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71797,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72648,73915,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (overlapping terminals/Type 3) (on/by arms),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71797,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72648,73916,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (mortice and tenon/Type 4) (on/by arms),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71797,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72648,73917,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type 6 (inlaid bow) (by ears/neck);",Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71797,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72648,73918,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type 6 (inlaid bow) (fitting) (by ears/neck);",Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71797,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72648,73919,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (42) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71797,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72720,73920,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Undecorated Collared Urn containing partial cremation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71867,Unknown,,,,
72720,73921,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Four flint pieces/ flakes with the bones in the pot. Three are parts of blades and are used/ broken and one is broken. Likely they were also placed on the pyre ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71867,Unknown,,,,
72649,73922,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71798,Unknown,,,,1022
72649,73923,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial WS158: FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71798,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72721,73924,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Broken pot - Collared Urn. Broken recently, not in antiquity though",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed ,,,Pottery,71868,Unknown,,,,
72650,73925,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71799,Unknown,,,,1022
72650,73926,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (on/by lower torso),",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71799,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72650,73927,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (mortice and tenon/Type 4) (on/by arms);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71799,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72651,73928,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71800,Unknown,,,,1022
72651,73929,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (right hindlimb) (on/by upper torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71800,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72652,73930,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71801,Unknown,,,,1022
72652,73931,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type L/Type 8 (penannular, LT II-III) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71801,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
30003,73932,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn containing cremation -heavily reconstructed now. Herring bone decoration on rim and shoulder. Whole lower part of vessel missing. Part of rim broken off. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71869,British Museum,"18,700,706.10",,,1025
30003,73933,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),two polished axes of magnesium stone - these sound like potential heirlooms or curated itemsLength 183mm and 711g. Fairly fresh although possibly slightly chipped at narrower end ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,Y,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71869,British Museum,"18,700,706.40",,,1025
30003,73934,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Accessory cup - actually an incense vessel as it has 7 perforations mid-body. This one is a plain example. Diameter: 74 millimetres (mouth)Height: 60 millimetresDiameter: 67 millimetres (base)Width: 86 millimetresDepth: 35 millimetresWeight: 284.3 grammesThickness: 9 millimetres (rim),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,71869,British Museum,"18,700,706.20",,,1025
30003,73935,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Mentioned that animal remains were also found with the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71869,British Museum,,,,1025
30003,73936,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),two polished axes of magnesium ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,Y,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71869,British Museum,,,,1025
72653,73937,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71802,Unknown,,,,1022
72653,73938,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"FE, Ring (on/by arms);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71802,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72654,73939,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,," WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71803,Unknown,,,,1022
72654,73940,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71803,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72655,73941,,Tool,,,174,Quernstone,,"STONE, Quernstone  (by face/back of skull); BIOG. DETAILS, Upper stone of beehive quern under head",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71804,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72656,73942,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,," WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71805,Unknown,,,,1022
72656,73943,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71805,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72657,73944,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71806,Unknown,,,,1022
72657,73945,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Brooch: foot-plate and catch missing",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71806,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72658,73946,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71807,Unknown,,,,1022
72658,73947,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep forelimb) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around the body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71807,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72659,73948,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71808,Unknown,,,,1022
72659,73949,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71808,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72660,73950,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71809,Unknown,,,,1022
72660,73951,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71809,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72661,73952,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71810,Unknown,,,,1022
72661,73953,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (18) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Glass necklace: scattered as if broken assunder over body",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,scattered across body,,,Glass,71810,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72662,73954,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71811,Unknown,,,,1022
72662,73955,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"CU-ALLOY, Ring (by ears/neck),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71811,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72662,73956,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"CU-ALLOY, Tweezers (by ears/neck),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71811,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72662,73957,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (mortice and tenon/Type 4) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71811,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72662,73958,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,," GLASS, Glass bead(s) (70) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71811,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72663,73959,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71812,Unknown,,,,1022
72663,73960,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"FE, Spearhead (on/by lower torso); BIOG. DETAILS, Spearhead: in two parts (?post depos.) found in stomach region, possible cause of death",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,in stomach region,,,Iron,71812,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72664,73961,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71813,Unknown,,,,1022
72664,73962,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in front of face,,,Iron,71813,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72665,73963,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71814,Unknown,,,,1022
72665,73964,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71814,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72666,73965,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71815,Unknown,,,,1022
72666,73966,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type L/Type 8 (penannular, LT II-III) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71815,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72667,73967,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71816,Unknown,,,,1022
72667,73968,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71816,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72668,73969,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71817,Unknown,,,,1022
72668,73970,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Bracelet (mortice and tenon/Type 4) (on/by arms);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71817,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72668,73971,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type 7 (S-shape) (by ears/neck); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71817,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72668,73972,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (77) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71817,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72669,73973,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71818,Unknown,,,,1022
72669,73974,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb) (on/by upper torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71818,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72670,73975,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin, ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71819,Unknown,,,,1022
72670,73976,,Tool,,,90,Ferrule,,"CU-ALLOY, Ferrule (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71819,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72670,73977,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"WOOD, Charcoal (by face)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71819,Unknown,,,,1022
72671,73978,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71820,Unknown,,,,1022
72671,73979,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"CU-ALLOY, Ring (by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71820,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72671,73980,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head, ears/neck,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71820,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72671,73981,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"AMBER, Amber ring (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head, ears/neck,,,Amber,71820,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72672,73982,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71821,Unknown,,,,1022
72672,73983,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (75) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71821,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72673,73984,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71822,Unknown,,,,1022
72673,73985,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (on/by lower torso);",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71822,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72674,73986,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71823,Unknown,,,,1022
72674,73987,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, n/a; FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71823,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72675,73988,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71824,Unknown,,,,1022
72675,73989,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),," CU-ALLOY, Ring (by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71824,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72675,73990,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (52) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71824,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72676,73991,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71825,Unknown,,,,1022
72676,73992,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, n/a; FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type 7 (S-shape) (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71825,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72676,73993,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Glass,71825,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72677,73994,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71826,Unknown,,,,1022
72677,73995,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (3) (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Bone points: ?shroud pins",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71826,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72677,73996,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (3) (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Bone points: ?shroud pins",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71826,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72677,73997,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (3) (around body)BIOG. DETAILS, Bone points: ?shroud pins",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71826,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72678,73998,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71827,Unknown,,,,1022
72678,73999,,Other,,,245,Staple,,"FE, Staples (3) (around body)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Iron,71827,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72678,74000,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by ears/neck); ",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71827,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72678,74001,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Glass,71827,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72679,74003,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71828,Unknown,,,,1022
72679,74004,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71828,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72679,74005,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71828,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72680,74006,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71829,Unknown,,,,1022
72680,74007,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type 6 (inlaid bow) (by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71829,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72680,74008,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (49) (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Glass,71829,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72681,74009,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71830,Unknown,,,,1022
72681,74010,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (by face/back of skull);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71830,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72682,74011,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71831,Unknown,,,,1022
72682,74012,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull);BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: lower circuit only deposited, slight foot-ring base",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71831,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72682,74013,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (1) (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Glass,71831,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72682,74014,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb," ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by face/back of skull; in jar);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71831,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72683,74015,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,," WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71832,Unknown,,,,1022
72683,74016,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type D/Type 3) (long involuted, LT I-III) (by face/back of skull);",La T�ne I-III (La T�ne A-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,71832,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72684,74017,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71833,Unknown,,,,1022
72684,74018,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (55) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71833,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72685,74019,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,," WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71834,Unknown,,,,1022
72685,74020,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial WS286: FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (on/by hands),",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,71834,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72685,74021,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial WS286: FE, Pin (ring-headed/type 1-3 (LT I-II)) (on/by calves)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,,,Iron,71834,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72685,74022,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (by ears/neck)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71834,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72686,74023,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71835,Unknown,,,,1022
72686,74024,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb," ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by feet);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71835,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72687,74025,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71836,Unknown,,,,1022
72687,74026,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71836,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72688,74027,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71837,Unknown,,,,1022
72688,74028,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),," CU-ALLOY, Ring (by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71837,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72688,74029,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by upper torso);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Iron,71837,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72689,74030,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"CU-ALLOY, Ring (hand) (on/by hands);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71838,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72690,74031,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71839,Unknown,,,,1022
72690,74032,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),," FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type A/Type 1) (arched bow, LT I-II) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71839,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72691,74033,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),"FE, Rings (2) (by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71840,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72691,74034,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"STONE, Beads (jet/shale) (64) (on/by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71840,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74035,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71841,Unknown,,,,1022
72692,74036,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (1 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74037,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (2 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74038,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (3 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74039,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (4 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74040,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (5 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74041,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (6 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72692,74042,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone points (7 of 7) (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71841,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72693,74043,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),," FE, Bracelet (abutting terminals/Type 2) (on/by arms);BIOG. DETAILS, Bracelet: incomplete",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,71842,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72694,74044,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71843,Unknown,,,,1022
72694,74045,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone point (around body);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71843,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72695,74046,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71844,Unknown,,,,1022
72695,74047,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Glass bead(s) (76) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71844,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72696,74048,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by calves);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71845,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72697,74049,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71846,Unknown,,,,1022
72697,74050,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe)," CU-ALLOY, Ring (toe) (1 of 2) (by feet);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71846,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72697,74051,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe)," CU-ALLOY, Ring (toe) (2 of 2) (by feet);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71846,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72697,74052,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Burial WS400: FE, Pin (straight) (by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71846,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72698,74053,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71847,Unknown,,,,1022
72698,74054,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig)? (left forelimb; right hindlimb) (around body)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71847,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72699,74055,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71848,Unknown,,,,1022
72699,74056,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (around body); BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: soot int., only lower circuit of vessel deposited",N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Pottery,71848,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72700,74057,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71849,Unknown,,,,1022
72700,74058,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (on/by hand);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),71849,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72700,74059,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone ring (hand) (on/by hand);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71849,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72701,74060,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71850,Unknown,,,,1022
72701,74061,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep) (left hindlimb) (on/by calves);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71850,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72702,74062,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71851,Unknown,,,,1022
72702,74063,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"CU-ALLOY, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (fitting) (on/by lower torso)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71851,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72702,74064,,Other,,,202,Tag,,"CU-ALLOY, Tags (2) (by feet)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71851,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72702,74065,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by lower torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71851,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74066,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:WOOD, cart,",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74067,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:WOOD, shield; CU-ALLOY, Shield (boss/binding) (fitting) (on/by torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,covering the body?,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74068,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:CU-ALLOY, Cart fittings (5) (on/by torso),  FE, Cart fittings (11) (on/by torso/arms), ANIMAL, Worked bone cart fitting (around body); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,torso/arms,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74069,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:CU-ALLOY, Belt discs (on/by lower torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74070,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,," <Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Sword (on/by torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74071,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (1 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74072,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (2 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74073,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (3 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74074,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (4 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74075,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (5 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74076,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (6 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74077,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:FE, Spearheads (7 of 7) (on/by torso);BIOG. DETAILS, Spearheads: damaged shafts and blade, from thrusting into grave? (NB before cart box)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72703,74078,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary based on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS453 (CB1)>:ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimb; left skull) (on/by torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71852,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74079,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:WOOD, cart ;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74080,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:CU-ALLOY, Cart fittings (7) (on/by torso/arms), FE, Cart fittings (7) (on/by torso/arms),BIOG. DETAILS, Decoration on lynch pins 'worn through polishing'",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,arms/torso,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74081,,Container,,,34,Box,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:CU-ALLOY, Box (on/by upper torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind her back,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71853,Unknown,,,,1022
72704,74082,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:Burial WS454 (CB2): CU-ALLOY, Mirror (on/by upper torso)Giles (2012, 127) notes that this mirror 'preserved an impression of a tablet-woven border - potentially part of the mirror's wrapping or decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74083,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),," <Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:CU-ALLOY, Ring (around body),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71853,Unknown,,,,1022
72704,74084,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:CU-ALLOY, Pin (around body); BIOG. DETAILS, Pin: gold strip wound around coral inlay",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Gold, Coral/Shell [Coral]",71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74085,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimbs) (2) (on/by lower torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74086,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:CU-ALLOY, frags. (on/by upper torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72704,74087,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS454 (CB2)>:ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left forelimbs) (2) (on/by lower torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71853,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74088,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:WOOD, cart,",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74089,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:WOOD, shield; FE, Shield (boss/binding) (on/by thighs);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,"thighs, covering the body?",,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74090,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:CU-ALLOY, Cart fittings (5) (around body), FE, Cart fittings (9) (around body), BIOG. DETAILS, Yoke: repair patches?, Terret: one reinforced",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74091,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:CU-ALLOY, Scabbard (on/by torso),BIOG. DETAILS, Scabbard: worn decoration,",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74092,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:CU-ALLOY, Belt discs (on/by lower torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74093,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:CU-ALLOY, frags. (on/by torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72705,74094,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Dent (1984), Wetwang Slack Burial WS455 (CB3)>:FE, Sword (on/by torso),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,71854,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72706,74095,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"CU-ALLOY, Ring (by ears/neck); STONE, Ring (jet/shale) (on/by ears/neck); CERAMIC, Paste bead (on/by ears/neck);BIOG. DETAILS, Burial in 'cart-shape' grave, wearing ?pendant or ear-ring",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified), Clay",71855,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72706,74096,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"CU-ALLOY, ?Ring (toe) frag. (by feet);",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71856,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
72706,74097,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (sheep tooth) (on/by face/back of skull); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],71856,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
40196,74098,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"STONE, Carved block (chalk/limestone) (by face/back of skull);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Chalk,71871,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72722,74099,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by face/back of skull); BIOG. DETAILS, Jar: only ?upper circuit and part of rim deposited: ?LIA",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,71872,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72722,74100,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"BIOG. DETAILS, Black staining: ?cloth over body covering grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Textile,71872,Unknown,,,,160
72723,74101,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type L/Type 8 (penannular, LT II-III) (by ears/neck);",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,71873,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72724,74102,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"CERAMIC, Vessel (on/by lower torso?); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Pottery,71874,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72725,74103,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) humerus?) (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71875,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72725,74104,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"BIOG. DETAILS, Black staining: ?cloth over body",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Textile,71875,Unknown,,,,160
72726,74105,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, ?coffin; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71876,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72726,74106,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"Burial GSl 7: Barrow 2, Burial 1: CU-ALLOY, Mirror (fitting) (on/by lower torso); FE, Mirror (on/by lower torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",71876,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72726,74107,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"STONE, Carved block (figurine?) (chalk/limestone) (on/by lower torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Chalk,71876,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72726,74108,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig teeth) (2) (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],71876,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72727,74109,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"STONE, Carved block (chalk/limestone) (on/by ears/neck)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Chalk,71877,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72728,74110,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"GLASS, Necklace of glass beads (35) (on/by ears/neck);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Glass,71878,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72728,74111,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"ANIMAL BONE, Worked bone ring (hand) (on/by hand);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71878,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72730,74113,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type B/Type 2) (flat bow, LT I-II) (on/by lower torso); ",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Iron,71880,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72730,74114,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb," ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (forelimb) (on/by upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71880,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72731,74115,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Brewster (1980), Garton Slack GSl 11, Barrow 2, Burial 1>:WOOD, cart;BIOG. DETAILS, one tyre very wornStead (1991, 32) notes that Brewster observed a cavity above the body, potentially created by/representing the box of the chariot.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",71881,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72731,74116,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Brewster (1980), Garton Slack GSl 11, Barrow 2, Burial 1>:CU-ALLOY, Cart fittings (5) (on/by torso/arms), FE, Cart fittings (16) (on/by torso/arms); BIOG. DETAILS, Cart fittings: terrets worn, one terret cut in two",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,torso/arms,,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",71881,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72731,74117,,Chariot/horse gear,,,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Brewster (1980), Garton Slack GSl 11, Barrow 2, Burial 1>:CU-ALLOY, Whip (on/by torso); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71881,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72731,74118,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Brewster (1980), Garton Slack GSl 11, Barrow 2, Burial 1>:ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (skull) (on/by upper torso)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71881,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,160
72733,74125,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:WOOD, cart;<BM description>:  At some stage in the sequence of events the vehicle was taken apart. The wheels and the box/body were removed from the axle, pole and yoke, which remained fixed together. The terrets remained in place on the yoke and the reigns and other harness wrapped around the yoke. The axle, pole and yoke were placed over the body, followed by the box/body of the vehicle. The wheels were placed over the pole. Although the wooden chariot itself was not preserved, all of the metal harness and chariot fittings were recovered from the grave (2001,0401.1-17).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71883,British Museum,,,,1023
72733,74126,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:CU-ALLOY/FE Cart fittings (8) (on/by torso/arms) (on/by torso/arms);Includes 2x linch pins; 4x nave bands; 2x tyres<BM description>:  At some stage in the sequence of events the vehicle was taken apart. The wheels and the box/body were removed from the axle, pole and yoke, which remained fixed together. The terrets remained in place on the yoke and the reigns and other harness wrapped around the yoke. The axle, pole and yoke were placed over the body, followed by the box/body of the vehicle. The wheels were placed over the pole. Although the wooden chariot itself was not preserved, all of the metal harness and chariot fittings were recovered from the grave (2001,0401.1-17).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,torso/arms,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",71883,British Museum,,,,1023
72733,74127,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type E/Type 4) (short involuted, LT I-II) (on/by calves)<BM website interpretation>:Iron brooch. This object is badly preserved, but in X-ray is clearly a short involuted brooch with applied ornament on a broad foot. The brooch is tightly involuted and has a round(?) iron plate attached to the foot on to which are riveted strips of coral.The woman was buried head towards the south, which is unusual. She was buried with an iron mirror (2001,0401.19) that was placed in the grave inside a fur-lined bag. The bag was closed with a draw string or similar threaded with unusual tiny blue glass beads (2001,0401.22). The draw string had been wrapped around a coral-decorated tightly involuted brooch (2001,0401.21).",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,Y,,"Iron, Coral/Shell [Coral]",71883,British Museum,"20,010,401.21",,,1023
72733,74128,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:FE, Mirror (on/by calves),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,,,Iron,71883,British Museum,"20,010,401.19",,,1023
72733,74129,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:GLASS, Glass bead(s) (120) (on/by calves);<BM description>: The woman was buried head towards the south, which is unusual. She was buried with an iron mirror (2001,0401.19) that was placed in the grave inside a fur-lined bag. The bag was closed with a draw string or similar threaded with unusual tiny blue glass beads (2001,0401.22). The draw string had been wrapped around a coral-decorated tightly involuted brooch (2001,0401.21).During excavation a number of tiny blue glass beads were found on a line directly extending straight down the line of the mirror handle (2001,0401.19). These rows of glass beads extended from the direction of the handle and wrapped around the iron brooch. It is possible these beads were attached to the mirror handle as a tassle, or were threaded onto strings (a draw string?) attached to the bag the mirror was placed in. The apertures seem very small to be threaded on wool or linen thread, and horse hair or silk may have been used instead. The beads are considerably smaller and of a different shape than other glass beads known from Iron Age Britain, and they are likely to have been imported.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,calves,,,"Glass, Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71883,British Museum,"20,010,401.22",,,1023
72733,74130,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig) (left skull; forelimb) (on/by thighs), Animal bone (pig) (right skull; forelimb) (on/by chest), ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,chest/thighs,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71883,British Museum,,,,1023
72733,74132,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:ANIMAL Pig (skull) (on/by arms)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71883,British Museum,,,,1023
72733,74133,,Chariot/horse gear,,,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<Forged Glamour_db summary base on Hill (2004), Wetwang Village Burial 1>:CU-ALLOY, Cart fittings (14) (on/by torso/arms); FE, Cart fittings (13) (on/by torso/arms);Includes 5x terrets; 3x strap unions; 2x bridle bits<BM description>:  At some stage in the sequence of events the vehicle was taken apart. The wheels and the box/body were removed from the axle, pole and yoke, which remained fixed together. The terrets remained in place on the yoke and the reigns and other harness wrapped around the yoke. The axle, pole and yoke were placed over the body, followed by the box/body of the vehicle. The wheels were placed over the pole. Although the wooden chariot itself was not preserved, all of the metal harness and chariot fittings were recovered from the grave (2001,0401.1-17).Glass repair to coral stud on one of the terrets",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Torso,torso/arms,,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Coral/Shell [Coral], Glass",71883,Unknown,,,,1023
30081,74134,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with flared rim (like tulip) and elaborately decorated zigzag and geometric decoration,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71884,Unknown,,,,1026
30081,74135,,Weaponry,,,80,Dagger,Arreton,"part of a bronze blade, most likely a small dagger that has two rivet holes (one of them is broken all the way through). Small triangular blade that is 8cm long and 4.5cm wide. Has damage to the blade",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In Collared Urn with the cremated remains  ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71884,Unknown,,,,1026
30206,74136,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn in an upright position containing the cremated remains. It has hatched chevron decoration over the rim and the part way down the neck. Note that there a crack running part way down outside from top of the rim. It is 34.3 cm tall & 28cm rim diameter,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71885,Unknown,,,,1026
30090,74137,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"The incense pots were very small even by their standards and only 6cm high and 5-6cm wide. Both had perforations - one two pairs and the other only a single pair. One is decorated with zigzag lines  and both are small cone-shaped. THe second undecorated one has a jagged rim and part of the rim is actually broken, snapped off. Both lie on their sides on top of the layer of burnt bone and might have been held together by strong/ leather thong. THere was mention of a leather bag and possibly the cremated bones were contained within this. THe pots were placed at one of the cist on the cremated bone. Owen says that the pots were unbaked or had been baked in the sun rather than fired in a bonfire",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed with the other mouth to mouth on top of cremated remains which were liikely in a bag. This one had a broken jagged rim ,,,Pottery,71887,Unknown,,,,1027
30090,74138,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,"Decorated long bone toggle or pin with perforation half way along length (now lost), between pots. Now lost (Lynch 1970: 156).",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71887,Unknown,,,,1027
40036,74139,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),One of three EIA finger rings of which two were in place on the deceased's left hand,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,In place on left hand,,,Unknown,40035,Unknown,,,,1028
40036,74140,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),One of three EIA finger rings of which two were in place on the deceased's left hand,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,In place on left hand,,,Unknown,40035,Unknown,,,,1028
40036,74141,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),One of three EIA finger rings of which two were in place on the deceased's left hand,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Unknown,40035,Unknown,,,,1028
30095,74142,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,2 pots - contained in one and covered by another in inverted position.This is the Large inverted enlarged Food Vessel placed  over smaller one that is upright; zigzag & herring b dec on E&I of rim The vessel was formerly in the F. G. Wynn collection but it now lost,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed in inverted position to cover and protect the upright Food Vessel ,,,Pottery,71889,Unknown,,,,1029
30095,74143,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Smaller Food Vessel (destroyed at discovery) contains cremated remains  upright & covd by larger inverted one,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71889,Unknown,,,,1029
72734,74144,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71890,Unknown,,,,1019
72613,74145,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71891,Unknown,,,,1022
72787,74146,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"BIOG. DETAILS, Black staining: ?cloth over body",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Textile,71892,Unknown,,,,160
72890,74147,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Garton Slack cremation cemetery, burial 1>: Bucket urn, 30 cm high. Plaiin brittle dark brown.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71893,Unknown,,,,1032
72891,74148,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Garton Slack cremation cemetery, burial 2>: Base of an urn, reddish brown fabric with crushed stone grit, damaged by mechanical excavator.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71894,Unknown,,,,1032
72892,74149,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Garton Slack cremation cemetery, burial 3>: Crushed bucket urn, damaged by mechanical excavator.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71895,Unknown,,,,1032
72893,74150,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Garton Slack cremation cemetery, burial 4>: Base of an urn, brittle orange fabric, damaged by mechanical excavator.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71896,Unknown,,,,1032
72894,74151,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Small cylindrical vessel, 10cm high. Crudely incised ladder pattern below the rim. Dark brown fabric, large flint grit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,71897,Yorkshire Museum,1086.47,,,1033
72894,74152,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Fragments of bronze,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),71897,Yorkshire Museum,1086.47,,,1033
20053,74153,FDO4083,Pot,,CINERARY URN,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Large fragments of an urn, which had been broken prior to interment, were found in an apparently primary burial cist, as described above. Much of the rim and body but no fragments of the base were present. The urn is of medium size, with a simple flat topped rim. It is decorated with four simple oval vertical lugs located 7 cm below the rim and by horizontal rows of finger-tip impressions just below the rim, and between the lugs. The vessel is grey to brown in colour and the fabric is tempered with a medium density of small to large fragments of grog",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Distributed amongst burnt bone in sorted layer of pyre material,,,Pottery,72118,Dorset County Museum,,,,189
20227,74154,FDO1040,Pot,,URN,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74126,Unknown,,,,1045
40064,74155,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,iron bracelet strung with two bone beads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",40053,Unknown,,,,1046
72542,74158,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial 8 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Struck flake (McInnes 1968, 2).  Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71677,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72542,74159,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial 8 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Struck flake (McInnes 1968, 2).  Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71677,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72542,74160,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Catfoss, Burial 8 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Small, round scraper (McInnes 1968, 2).  Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71677,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72544,74161,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial 9 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Struck flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71678,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72544,74162,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial 9 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Struck flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71678,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72544,74163,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial 9 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Struck flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71678,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72544,74164,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial 9 (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Waste flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71678,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72954,74165,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Catfoss, Burial H (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Narrow-rimmed vessel; undecorated. Fabric black inside and brown outside; coarse and gritty (McInnes 1968, 7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71898,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72549,74166,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial A (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Coarse flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71683,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72549,74167,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial A (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Coarse flake, trimmed at bulbous end (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71683,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72550,74169,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial B (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Waste flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71684,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72954,74170,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial H (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Waste flake (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71898,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
72955,74171,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Catfoss, Burial H (McInnes 1968, fig.1): Triangular flake, trimmed on one edge (McInnes 1968, 2). Potentially mixed with cremated remains but not entirely clear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71899,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1013
40047,74172,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Wide, well-made beaker decorated all over with child-sized finger impressions. Northern style (Clarke 1970: 1270)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,"40044, 70832",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40047,74173,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bone pin, c. 10m in length made from a roughly squared bone splinter. Polished for c. 2/3 of it's length. Found during a search for material associated with the Beaker burial.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"40044, 70832",Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
72735,74174,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71900,Unknown,,,,1022
72736,74176,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Burial WS5: WOOD, ?coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71901,Unknown,,,,1022
72737,74177,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Burial WS8: WOOD, ?coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71902,Unknown,,,,1022
72738,74178,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71903,Unknown,,,,1022
72739,74179,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71904,Unknown,,,,1022
72740,74180,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71905,Unknown,,,,1022
72741,74181,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71906,Unknown,,,,1022
72742,74182,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71907,Unknown,,,,1022
72743,74183,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71908,Unknown,,,,1022
72744,74184,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71909,Unknown,,,,1022
72745,74185,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71910,Unknown,,,,1022
72746,74186,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71911,Unknown,,,,1022
72747,74187,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71912,Unknown,,,,1022
72748,74188,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71913,Unknown,,,,1022
72749,74189,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71914,Unknown,,,,1022
72750,74190,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71915,Unknown,,,,1022
72751,74191,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71916,Unknown,,,,1022
72752,74192,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71917,Unknown,,,,1022
72753,74193,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71918,Unknown,,,,1022
72754,74194,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71919,Unknown,,,,1022
72755,74195,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71920,Unknown,,,,1022
72756,74196,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71921,Unknown,,,,1022
72757,74197,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71922,Unknown,,,,1022
72758,74198,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71923,Unknown,,,,1022
72759,74199,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71924,Unknown,,,,1022
72760,74200,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71925,Unknown,,,,1022
72761,74201,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71926,Unknown,,,,1022
72762,74202,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71927,Unknown,,,,1022
72763,74203,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71928,Unknown,,,,1022
72764,74204,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71929,Unknown,,,,1022
72765,74205,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71930,Unknown,,,,1022
72766,74206,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71931,Unknown,,,,1022
72767,74207,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71932,Unknown,,,,1022
72768,74208,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71933,Unknown,,,,1022
72769,74209,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71934,Unknown,,,,1022
72770,74210,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71935,Unknown,,,,1022
72771,74211,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71936,Unknown,,,,1022
72772,74212,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71937,Unknown,,,,1022
72773,74213,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71938,Unknown,,,,1022
72774,74214,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71939,Unknown,,,,1022
72775,74215,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71940,Unknown,,,,1022
72776,74216,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71941,Unknown,,,,1022
72777,74217,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71942,Unknown,,,,1022
72778,74218,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71943,Unknown,,,,1022
72779,74219,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71944,Unknown,,,,1022
72780,74220,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71945,Unknown,,,,1022
72781,74221,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71946,Unknown,,,,1022
72782,74222,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71947,Unknown,,,,1022
72783,74223,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71948,Unknown,,,,1022
72784,74224,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71949,Unknown,,,,1022
72785,74225,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71950,Unknown,,,,1022
72786,74226,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71951,Unknown,,,,1022
72788,74227,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71952,Unknown,,,,1022
72789,74228,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71953,Unknown,,,,1022
72790,74229,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71954,Unknown,,,,1022
72791,74230,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71955,Unknown,,,,1022
72792,74231,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71956,Unknown,,,,1022
72793,74232,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71957,Unknown,,,,1022
72794,74233,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71958,Unknown,,,,1022
72795,74234,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71959,Unknown,,,,1022
72796,74235,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71960,Unknown,,,,1022
72797,74236,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71961,Unknown,,,,1022
72798,74237,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71962,Unknown,,,,1022
72799,74238,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71963,Unknown,,,,1022
72800,74239,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71964,Unknown,,,,1022
72801,74240,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71965,Unknown,,,,1022
72802,74241,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,1022
72803,74242,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71967,Unknown,,,,1022
72804,74243,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71968,Unknown,,,,1022
72805,74244,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71969,Unknown,,,,1022
72806,74245,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71970,Unknown,,,,1022
72807,74246,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71971,Unknown,,,,1022
72808,74247,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71972,Unknown,,,,1022
72809,74248,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71973,Unknown,,,,1022
72810,74249,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71974,Unknown,,,,1022
72811,74250,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71975,Unknown,,,,1022
72812,74251,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71976,Unknown,,,,1022
72813,74252,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71977,Unknown,,,,1022
72814,74253,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71978,Unknown,,,,1022
72815,74254,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71979,Unknown,,,,1022
72816,74255,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71980,Unknown,,,,1022
72817,74256,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71981,Unknown,,,,1022
72818,74257,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71982,Unknown,,,,1022
72819,74258,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71983,Unknown,,,,1022
72820,74259,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71984,Unknown,,,,1022
72821,74260,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71985,Unknown,,,,1022
72822,74261,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71986,Unknown,,,,1022
72823,74262,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71987,Unknown,,,,1022
72824,74263,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71988,Unknown,,,,1022
72825,74264,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71989,Unknown,,,,1022
72826,74265,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71990,Unknown,,,,1022
72827,74266,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71991,Unknown,,,,1022
72828,74267,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71992,Unknown,,,,1022
72829,74268,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71993,Unknown,,,,1022
72830,74269,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71994,Unknown,,,,1022
72831,74270,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71995,Unknown,,,,1022
72832,74271,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71996,Unknown,,,,1022
72833,74272,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71997,Unknown,,,,1022
72834,74273,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71998,Unknown,,,,1022
72835,74274,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71999,Unknown,,,,1022
72836,74275,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72000,Unknown,,,,1022
72837,74276,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72001,Unknown,,,,1022
72838,74277,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72002,Unknown,,,,1022
72839,74278,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72003,Unknown,,,,1022
72840,74279,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72004,Unknown,,,,1022
72841,74280,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72005,Unknown,,,,1022
72842,74281,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72006,Unknown,,,,1022
72843,74282,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72007,Unknown,,,,1022
72844,74283,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72008,Unknown,,,,1022
72845,74284,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72009,Unknown,,,,1022
72846,74285,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72010,Unknown,,,,1022
72847,74286,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72011,Unknown,,,,1022
72848,74287,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72012,Unknown,,,,1022
72849,74288,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72013,Unknown,,,,1022
72850,74289,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72014,Unknown,,,,1022
72851,74290,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72015,Unknown,,,,1022
72852,74291,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72016,Unknown,,,,1022
72853,74292,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72017,Unknown,,,,1022
72854,74293,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72018,Unknown,,,,1022
72855,74294,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72019,Unknown,,,,1022
72856,74295,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72020,Unknown,,,,1022
72857,74296,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72021,Unknown,,,,1022
72858,74297,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72022,Unknown,,,,1022
72859,74298,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72023,Unknown,,,,1022
72860,74299,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72024,Unknown,,,,1022
72861,74300,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72025,Unknown,,,,1022
72862,74301,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72026,Unknown,,,,1022
72863,74302,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72027,Unknown,,,,1022
72864,74303,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72028,Unknown,,,,1022
72865,74304,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72029,Unknown,,,,1022
72866,74305,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72030,Unknown,,,,1022
72867,74306,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72031,Unknown,,,,1022
72868,74307,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72032,Unknown,,,,1022
72869,74308,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72033,Unknown,,,,1022
72870,74309,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72034,Unknown,,,,1022
72871,74310,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72035,Unknown,,,,1022
72872,74311,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72036,Unknown,,,,1022
72873,74312,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72037,Unknown,,,,1022
72874,74313,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72038,Unknown,,,,1022
72875,74314,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72039,Unknown,,,,1022
72876,74315,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72040,Unknown,,,,1022
72877,74316,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72041,Unknown,,,,1022
72878,74317,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72042,Unknown,,,,1022
72879,74318,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72043,Unknown,,,,1022
72880,74319,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72044,Unknown,,,,1022
72881,74320,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72045,Unknown,,,,1022
72882,74321,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72046,Unknown,,,,1022
72883,74322,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72047,Unknown,,,,1022
72884,74323,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72048,Unknown,,,,1022
72885,74324,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72049,Unknown,,,,1022
72886,74325,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72050,Unknown,,,,1022
72887,74326,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72051,Unknown,,,,1022
72888,74327,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72052,Unknown,,,,1022
72889,74328,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72053,Unknown,,,,1022
72909,74329,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72054,Unknown,,,,1022
72910,74330,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72055,Unknown,,,,1022
72911,74331,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72056,Unknown,,,,1022
72912,74332,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72057,Unknown,,,,1022
72913,74333,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72058,Unknown,,,,1022
72914,74334,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72059,Unknown,,,,1022
72915,74335,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72060,Unknown,,,,1022
72916,74336,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72061,Unknown,,,,1022
72917,74337,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72062,Unknown,,,,1022
72918,74338,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72063,Unknown,,,,1022
72919,74339,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72064,Unknown,,,,1022
72920,74340,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72065,Unknown,,,,1022
72923,74341,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72068,Unknown,,,,1022
72924,74342,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72069,Unknown,,,,1022
72925,74343,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72070,Unknown,,,,1022
72926,74344,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72071,Unknown,,,,1022
72921,74345,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72066,Unknown,,,,1022
72922,74346,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72067,Unknown,,,,1022
72927,74347,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72072,Unknown,,,,1022
72928,74348,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72073,Unknown,,,,1022
72929,74349,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72074,Unknown,,,,1022
72930,74350,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72075,Unknown,,,,1022
72931,74351,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72076,Unknown,,,,1022
72932,74352,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72077,Unknown,,,,1022
72933,74353,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72078,Unknown,,,,1022
72934,74354,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72079,Unknown,,,,1022
72935,74355,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72082,Unknown,,,,1022
72936,74356,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72081,Unknown,,,,1022
72937,74357,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72083,Unknown,,,,1022
72938,74358,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72084,Unknown,,,,1022
72939,74359,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72085,Unknown,,,,1022
72940,74360,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72086,Unknown,,,,1022
72941,74361,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72087,Unknown,,,,1022
72942,74362,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72088,Unknown,,,,1022
72943,74363,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72089,Unknown,,,,1022
72944,74364,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72090,Unknown,,,,1022
72945,74365,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72091,Unknown,,,,1022
72946,74366,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72092,Unknown,,,,1022
72947,74367,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72093,Unknown,,,,1022
72948,74368,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72094,Unknown,,,,1022
72949,74369,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72095,Unknown,,,,1022
72950,74370,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72096,Unknown,,,,1022
72951,74371,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72097,Unknown,,,,1022
72952,74372,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72098,Unknown,,,,1022
72953,74373,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72099,Unknown,,,,1022
72909,74374,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72100,Unknown,,,,1022
72953,74375,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"WOOD, coffin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72101,Unknown,,,,1022
20248,74376,FDO3368,Pot,,CINERARY URN,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"An almost complete collared urn containing a cremation was excavated by M. Ridley on Crouch Hill, Stanpit Marsh, Christchurch during 1969.Primary Series Collared Urn. It was inverted ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73241,Unknown,,,,
40064,74377,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Potentially a brooch,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,40053,Unknown,,,,1046
40064,74378,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,Antler pendant,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40053,Unknown,,,,1046
20263,74379,FDO3236,Other,,,182,Rivet,,A copper alloy rivet of Early Bronze Age type from upper fill of grave pit 00430. Normally used for hafting daggers. This one is in good condition and is unlikely to have been deposited as part of a dagger.Found in the grave fill - large rivet ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],20060,Unknown,,,,
20013,74382,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Grinsell's Bincome Barrow 3 (Bincombe Hewish): up-turned bucket urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72105,Unknown,,,,1052
20005,74383,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn possibly containing a miniature vessel within it along with the cremated remains,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72106,Unknown,,,,165
20005,74384,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,At least one other vessel. Contained within Collared Urn so likely a small/ Accessory vessel ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within collared urn,,,Pottery,72106,Unknown,,,,165
20008,74385,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn containing cremation -jabbed impressions on rim & cord-impressed dec body (Longworth 1984: 181, No 359)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72107,Dorset County Museum,,,,168
20008,74386,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"A small sandstone object 'partly shaped, having some resemblance to a head at one end' Farrar (1955, 137). Described as a possible phallic object.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Sandstone,72107,Unknown,,,,168
20031,74387,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Small knobbed MBA bucket-urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72108,Dorset County Museum,,,,1053
20035,74388,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"'The urn is perfect and in a very good state of preservation; the only defect is a chip ... broken out of one part of the rim. There are a few cracks in one side, just below the middle. Reddish on the outside with black patches, a dull drab colour inside. There is an irregular mark round the whole of the inside, as if made by stuff piled up in it. There is no rib around the urn but around the neck is a row of finger tip impressions made in the urn itself (Farrar 1955).Destroyed in a fire at Lulworth Castle in 1928.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72109,Unknown,,,,180
20041,74389,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"One of six beautifully cut flint arrowheads near the knee joint (Acland 1916, 41).This is the Conygar Hill type which is most frequently associated with Early Bronze Age cremation burials ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20022,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
20041,74390,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"One of six beautifully cut flint arrowheads near the knee joint (Acland 1916, 41).This is the Conygar Hill type which is most frequently associated with Early Bronze Age cremation burials ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20022,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
20041,74391,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"One of six beautifully cut flint arrowheads near the knee joint (Acland 1916, 41).This is the Conygar Hill type which is most frequently associated with Early Bronze Age cremation burials ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20022,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
20041,74392,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"One of six beautifully cut flint barbed and tanged  arrowheads near the knee joint (Acland 1916, 41).This is the Conygar Hill type which is most frequently associated with Early Bronze Age cremation burials ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20022,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
20041,74393,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"One of six beautifully cut flint barbed and tanged arrowheads near the knee joint (Acland 1916, 41).This is the Conygar Hill type which is most frequently associated with Early Bronze Age cremation burials ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20022,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
20041,74394,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,"One of six beautifully cut flint barbed and tanged arrowheads near the knee joint (Acland 1916, 41).This is the Conygar Hill type which is most frequently associated with Early Bronze Age cremation burials ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Knees,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20022,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
20041,74395,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel (called Flower pot type urn) placed at the knees of the inhumation. This is a grave good for both the inhumation and the cremation as it contains the cremated remains along with the arrowheads Quite small and with twisted cord decoration ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,This is a grave good for both the inhumation and the cremation as it contains the cremated remains along with the arrowheads,,,Pottery,72110,Dorset County Museum,,,,1054
72973,74396,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Conygar Hill: a [Middle] Bronze Age bucket urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20023,Unknown,,,,1054
20043,74397,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, primary burial>: plain B2 beaker. Small undecorated Step 3 Beaker - 8cm tall . Footed baseBeaker seemingly associated with several individuals (may be disturbed or disarticulated bones) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,,Dorset County Museum,1939.82.1,,,182
72977,74398,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, burial pit B>: an upright biconical urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72117,Dorset County Museum,,,,182
72977,74399,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, burial pit B>: one of three miniature vessels, one inside the other next to the urned burial",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,72117,Dorset County Museum,,,,182
72977,74400,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, burial pit B>: one of three miniature vessels, one inside the others next to the urned burial",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72117,Dorset County Museum,,,,182
72977,74401,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, burial pit B>: one of three miniature vessels, one inside the other next to the urned burial",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,72117,Dorset County Museum,,,,182
72976,74402,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, burial pit A>: Inverted Collared Urn Primary Series Form I (Longworth 1984: No. 409, 185, pl 54b) 30 cm tall & 24cm mouth diameter. Incised twisted cord on neck and collar",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72116,Dorset County Museum,1938.82.5,,,182
72976,74403,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, burial pit A>: In the top filling of [the collared urn] was found a small incense vessel.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Accessory vessel placed inside larger inverted Collared Urn,,,Pottery,72116,Dorset County Museum,1937.82.3,,,182
20049,74404,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Holywell Crossroads, Melbury Bubb>: pottery with the remains of a cremation, probably of middle Bronze Age date.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,20025,Unknown,,,,
20054,74405,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Urn 85 - roughly ornamented, two knobs (Acland 1980, 139)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72119,Dorset County Museum,,,,1055
72978,74406,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Urn 86 - flower pot shaped with suggestion of pierced knob (Acland 1980, 139)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72120,Dorset County Museum,,,,1055
72979,74407,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Urn 87 - four well-formed handles, neatly pierced (Acland 1980, 139)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72121,Dorset County Museum,,,,1055
72980,74408,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Urn 86 - four small knobs (Acland 1980, 139)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72122,Dorset County Museum,,,,1055
72981,74409,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),< Mr C. Mayo's Farm (Grinsell's Piddlehinton Barrow 3 (Little Piddle Down). Cunnington Barrow 43)>: [MBA] globular urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72123,Unknown,,,,1055
20055,74410,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),[MBA] bucket urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72124,Unknown,,,,1056
72984,74411,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"< Little Puddle Hill (Grinsell's Piddlehinton Barrow 4, Cunnington Barrow 45)>: [MBA] bucket urnInverted",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72125,Unknown,,,,1056
72985,74412,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"< Little Puddle Hill (Grinsell's Piddlehinton Barrow 4, Cunnington Barrow 45)>: [MBA] bucket urnInverted",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72126,Unknown,,,,1056
72986,74413,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Little Puddle Hill (Grinsell's Piddlehinton Barrow 4, Cunnington Barrow 45)>: [MBA] bucket urnInverted",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72127,Unknown,,,,1056
72987,74414,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),[MBA] globular urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72128,Unknown,,,,1056
72994,74415,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7:  MBA globular urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72129,Unknown,,,,1057
72993,74416,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: urn of unknown type.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72130,Unknown,,,,1057
20056,74417,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: MBA globular urn. Crushed upon excavation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72131,Unknown,,,,1057
72988,74418,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: bucket/barrel urn. Crushed upon excavation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72132,Unknown,,,,1057
72989,74419,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: barrel urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72133,Unknown,,,,1057
72990,74420,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: barrel urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72134,Unknown,,,,1057
72991,74421,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: urn of unknown type.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72135,Unknown,,,,1057
72992,74422,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2a (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr no. 7: urn of unknown type.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72136,Unknown,,,,1057
72995,74423,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's Poxwell Barrow 2b (Poxwell Down)/Warne's (1866) pr barrow no. 8: large (inverted) urn (smashed/crushed),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72137,Unknown,,,,1057
72995,74424,,Pot,,,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,"Accessory vessel 'a singularly small, rude urn'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72138,Unknown,,,,1057
20061,74425,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): no further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72139,Unknown,,,,1058
72996,74426,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): no further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72140,Unknown,,,,1058
72997,74427,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Globular urn with incised zig-zag decoration, repaired and covered with a stone previously used as a quern.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72141,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
72998,74428,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Near complete globular urn with horizontal lines around the neck - broken, repaired and covered with a stone.(mend holes)",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72142,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
72999,74429,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Small bucket urn with at least two knobs. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72143,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
73000,74430,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Small, fine, globular urn with horizontal lines and small vertical incisions around the neck. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72144,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
73001,74431,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Globular urn base. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72145,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
73002,74432,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72146,Unknown,,,,1058
73003,74433,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72147,Unknown,,,,1058
73004,74434,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72148,Unknown,,,,1058
73005,74435,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72149,Unknown,,,,1058
73006,74436,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72150,Unknown,,,,1058
73007,74437,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72151,Unknown,,,,1058
73008,74438,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72152,Unknown,,,,1058
73009,74439,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72153,Unknown,,,,1058
73010,74440,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72154,Unknown,,,,1058
73011,74441,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72155,Unknown,,,,1058
73012,74442,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72156,Unknown,,,,1058
73013,74443,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72157,Unknown,,,,1058
73014,74444,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72158,Unknown,,,,1058
73015,74445,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Form not specified. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72159,Unknown,,,,1058
73016,74446,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Small cup. Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72160,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
73017,74447,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Small handled cup,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72161,Dorset County Museum,,,,1058
73018,74448,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 20: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72162,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73019,74449,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72164,Unknown,,,,1059
73020,74450,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72165,Unknown,,,,1059
73021,74451,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72166,Unknown,,,,1059
73023,74453,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 2: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72168,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73024,74454,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 4: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72169,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73025,74455,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 17: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72170,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73026,74456,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 8: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72171,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73027,74457,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 9: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72172,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73028,74458,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 19: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72173,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73029,74459,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 6: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72174,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73030,74460,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 15: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72175,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73031,74461,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 22: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72176,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73032,74462,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 3: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72177,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73033,74463,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 11: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72178,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73034,74464,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 5: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72179,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73035,74465,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 7: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72180,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73037,74467,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 12: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72182,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
73038,74468,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow/Miles (1826) Burial 14: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72183,Bristol City Museum,,,,1059
20066,74469,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"<Queen's Park Hadden Hill>: Urn from one of six urned burials (1 clearly inverted, 1 upright, the others undiscernible). Five of the urns could be identified as barrel urns, but the pottery generally was badly disintegrated. The state of the pits suggested that the urns may have been placed inside and hot ashes poured into them, or the urns deposited filled with hot ash, since the underlying sand was very charred and caked solid.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72184,Unknown,,,,194
73040,74470,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"<Queen's Park Hadden Hill>: Urn from one of six urned burials (1 clearly inverted, 1 upright, the others undiscernible). Five of the urns could be identified as barrel urns, but the pottery generally was badly disintegrated. The state of the pits suggested that the urns may have been placed inside and hot ashes poured into them, or the urns deposited filled with hot ash, since the underlying sand was very charred and caked solid.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72185,Unknown,,,,194
73041,74471,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"<Queen's Park Hadden Hill>: Urn from one of six urned burials (1 clearly inverted, 1 upright, the others undiscernible). Five of the urns could be identified as barrel urns, but the pottery generally was badly disintegrated. The state of the pits suggested that the urns may have been placed inside and hot ashes poured into them, or the urns deposited filled with hot ash, since the underlying sand was very charred and caked solid.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72186,Unknown,,,,194
73042,74472,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"<Queen's Park Hadden Hill>: Urn from one of six urned burials (1 clearly inverted, 1 upright, the others undiscernible). Five of the urns could be identified as barrel urns, but the pottery generally was badly disintegrated. The state of the pits suggested that the urns may have been placed inside and hot ashes poured into them, or the urns deposited filled with hot ash, since the underlying sand was very charred and caked solid.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72187,Unknown,,,,194
73043,74473,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"<Queen's Park Hadden Hill>: Urn from one of six urned burials (1 clearly inverted, 1 upright, the others undiscernible). Five of the urns could be identified as barrel urns, but the pottery generally was badly disintegrated. The state of the pits suggested that the urns may have been placed inside and hot ashes poured into them, or the urns deposited filled with hot ash, since the underlying sand was very charred and caked solid.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72188,Unknown,,,,194
73044,74474,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Unspecified urn type.,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72189,Unknown,,,,194
73045,74475,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Calkin (1967, 144-5, fig. 144) Friar Waddon:Vessel 109 is a smaller food vessel (11 cm high) with impressed dots around the rim",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,Y,,Pottery,72192,Dorset County Museum,109,,,1061
20070,74478,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of two small scrapers found with the urn and a pile of wood ashes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72195,Dorset County Museum,,,,195
20074,74488,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bucket urn with shoulder groove (Calkin 1962, 65)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74382,Dorset County Museum,,,,1062
20074,74489,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bucket urn with shoulder groove (Calkin 1962, 65)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74382,Dorset County Museum,,,,1062
20074,74490,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bucket urn with shoulder groove (Calkin 1962, 65)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74382,Unknown,,,,1062
20076,74491,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's Puncknowle Barrow 2 (On The Knoll): Tomalin in Greenfield (1985, 71-2): only two small rim fragments of the urn survived following medieval disturbance; it was clearly of substantial size.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72208,Dorset County Museum,,,,197
73058,74492,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's Puncknowle Barrow 2 (On The Knoll): Tomalin in Greenfield (1985, 72): grog tempered bucket urn (with elements similar to biconical urns). Some chalk in the temper, finger tip impressions, 4x tongue lugs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72209,Dorset County Museum,,,,197
20078,74494,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Grinsell's Puncknowle Barrow 6 (Limekiln Hill)>: bucket urnTomalin in Greenfield (1985, 72): transitional biconical/DR urn with boss lugs on the shoulder cordon and fingertip decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72210,Unknown,,,,198
20082,74495,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Bucket urn with four lugs,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72211,Unknown,,,,1063
20099,74496,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),parts of D/R urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72212,Dorset County Museum,,,,1064
20101,74497,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),sherds of a straight sided Middle Bronze Age Urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20031,Unknown,,,,207
73059,74499,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Inverted biconical urn with two lug-handles and fingertip impressions along the carination (Piggott and Piggott 1944, fig.7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72214,Unknown,,,,215
20127,74500,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),A large bucket urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72215,Dorset County Museum,1914.6.1,,,1040
20127,74501,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Secondary (damaged) globular urn lying on its side. It had decoration round the belly and at least 2 (probably 4) perforated lugs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Located in top of primary cremation pit but not directly associated with hr,,,Pottery,72215,Unknown,,,,1040
20144,74502,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Upright bucket urn covered with a slab of Purbeck limestone.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72217,Unknown,,,,227
20144,74503,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Accessory vessel (form not specified),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72217,Unknown,,,,227
20145,74504,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Sherds of a Deverel-Rimbury pot, broken then burnt prior to deposition, with notches in the rim and an applied cordon around the girth.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72218; 72589,Unknown,,,,228
73064,74505,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Only the base and one side survived. The pottery and burnt bone fragments were spread half over the pit, half over the chalky ground surface.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Also mixed with body parts,,,Pottery,72219,Unknown,,,,228
20133,74508,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Sherds of a globular urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72222,Unknown,,,,
73066,74509,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),A small group of Bucket Urn sherds.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72223,Unknown,,,,
73073,74511,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,The body was accompanied by shell beads. Relationship to body not specified.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],72230,Unknown,,,,
20133,74512,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Two animal-bone fragments. No further details.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72222,Unknown,,,,
73066,74513,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),A small group of Bucket Urn sherds.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72223,Unknown,,,,
73068,74514,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),A small group of gloular urn sherds,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
73069,74515,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),The base of a bucket urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72226,Unknown,,,,
73070,74516,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),A small group of bucket urn sherds.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72227,Unknown,,,,
73071,74517,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),The upper part of a globular urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72228,Unknown,,,,
73072,74518,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Bucket urn sherds,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72229,Unknown,,,,
73079,74520,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury sherds.52 sherds, deposit of urn fragments (no base/rim frags)  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72233,Unknown,,,,1067
73081,74521,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury vessel.190 sherds, rim missing  (Pitt Rivers 1898)Sherds from accessory vessel and 8 sandstone frags within this pot (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72234,Unknown,,,,1067
73082,74522,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.42 sherds, small urn  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72235,Unknown,,,,1067
73083,74523,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.42 sherds, deposit of urn fragments  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72236,Unknown,,,,1067
73084,74524,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.56 sherds, rim missing, ashes in pit  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72237,Unknown,,,,1067
73086,74525,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Small urn with plain upright rim (Bucket Urn?), 32 sherds, rim missing  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72238,Unknown,,,,1067
73087,74526,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.110 sherds (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72239,Unknown,,,,1067
73092,74527,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.34 sherds, deposit of urn fragments, mend holes in rim  (Pitt Rivers 1898)Single sandstone frag within this vessel (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg",N/a,Fragment(s),Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72240,Unknown,,,,1067
73093,74528,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn (Barrett et al. 1991)155 sherds (Pitt Rivers 1898)3 sandstone frags within this vessel (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72241,Unknown,,,,1067
73094,74529,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Deverel Rimbury vessel.114 sherds, cremated bone in urn, ashes in pit  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72242,Unknown,,,,1067
73095,74530,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.145 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898)Single sandstone frag within this vessel (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72243,Unknown,,,,1067
73097,74531,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.25 sherds, deposit of urn fragments mixed with cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72244,Unknown,,,,1067
73098,74532,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.60 sherds, 2 lugs  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72245,Unknown,,,,1067
73099,74533,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.160 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898)3 sandstone frags within this vessel (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72246,Unknown,,,,1067
73101,74534,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.145 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72247,Unknown,,,,1067
73102,74535,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Base only  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72248,Unknown,,,,1067
73103,74536,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Deverel Rimbury sherds.110 sherds (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72249,Unknown,,,,1067
73105,74537,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.95 sherds, deposit of urn fragments and cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72250,Unknown,,,,1067
73106,74538,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.110 sherds, deposit of urn fragments and cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72251,Unknown,,,,1067
73107,74539,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Contained cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72252,Unknown,,,,1067
73109,74540,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Lower portion of upright urn, applied cross on base interior  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72253,Unknown,,,,1067
73111,74541,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn. 3 parts of upright urn, contained cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72254,Unknown,,,,1067
73114,74542,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn," late Collared Urn. Urn standing inverted and base removed, probably by ploughing; compact and squat. Well-made slightly burnished and regular shape Secondary Series South-Eastern style IB.Longworth 1984: 186, pl143e. 29cm tall (surviving) and 32cm mouth diameter. Vertical twisted cord decoration on collarBase missing  (Pitt Rivers 1898).(Pitt-Rivers 1898: fig.6, pl. 301)Salisbury Museum ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Or rather inverted over pile of cremated bone and set of bone tweezers ,Y,,Pottery,72255,Unknown,,,,1067
73116,74543,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.100 sherds, deposit of urn fragments and cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)Sandstone fragments mixed with bone and urn sherds (Pitt Rivers 1898) but not recorded as gg",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72256,Unknown,,,,1067
73117,74544,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Large urn with cordon  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72257,Unknown,,,,1067
73118,74545,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn. 200 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72258,Unknown,,,,1067
73119,74546,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Deverel Rimbury sherds.110 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72259,Unknown,,,,1067
73121,74547,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Deverel Rimbury vessel.135 sherds, deposit of urn fragments and cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72260,Unknown,,,,1067
73122,74548,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.40 sherds from base of large urn, lying on its side, sparse fragments of cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72261,Unknown,,,,1067
73123,74549,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Deverel Rimbury sherds.35 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898)Sandstone fragments associated with this vessel (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72262,Unknown,,,,1067
73124,74550,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Deverel Rimbury sherds.95 sherds, sparse cremated bone frags  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72264,Unknown,,,,1067
73074,74551,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury sherds.17 sherds, deposit of urn fragments (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72265,Unknown,,,,1067
73075,74552,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury sherds.10 sherds, deposit of urn fragments (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72266,Unknown,,,,1067
73076,74553,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury sherds.11 sherds, deposit of urn fragments  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72267,Unknown,,,,1067
73077,74554,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury sherds.61 sherds, deposit of urn fragments (no base/rim frags)  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72268,Unknown,,,,1067
73080,74555,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Rim missing  (Pitt Rivers 1898)2 sandstone frags within this vessel (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72269,Unknown,,,,1067
73085,74556,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Deverel Rimbury sherds.8 sherds, two different vessels, deposit of urn fragments  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72270,Unknown,,,,1067
73088,74557,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Lower portion of upright urn, cremated bone in urn, ashes in pit  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72271,Unknown,,,,1067
73089,74558,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.4 lugs with vertical perforations, cremated bone within and outside pot  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72272,Unknown,,,,1067
73090,74559,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Deverel Rimbury vessel.110 sherds from 2-3 vessels, deposit of urn fragments, refitting sherds with mend holes  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72273,Unknown,,,,1067
73091,74560,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.210 tiny sherds, deposit of urn fragments  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72274,Unknown,,,,1067
73096,74561,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds from one Deverel Rimbury urn.4 sherds, deposit of urn fragments  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72275,Unknown,,,,1067
73104,74562,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.210 sherds, raised vertical rib (Barrel Urn?), rim missing  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72276,Unknown,,,,1067
73110,74563,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn. Large urn, ashes and cremated bone in pit (not urn)  (Pitt Rivers 1898)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1067
73112,74564,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Vertically positioned holes bored in neck and body, contained cremated bone  (Pitt Rivers 1898)Sandstone fragments with cremated bone in urn (Pitt Rivers 1898) not recorded as gg",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72278,Unknown,,,,1067
73115,74565,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn.Large urn  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72279,Unknown,,,,1067
73120,74566,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Complete Deverel Rimbury urn. 195 sherds  (Pitt Rivers 1898),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72280,Unknown,,,,1067
73085,74567,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Unburnt animal bone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72270,Unknown,,,,1067
73090,74568,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Deverel Rimbury vessel.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72273,Unknown,,,,1067
73094,74569,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Deverel Rimbury vessel.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72242,Unknown,,,,1067
73094,74570,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72242,Unknown,,,,1067
73121,74571,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Deverel Rimbury vessel.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72260,Unknown,,,,1067
73081,74573,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Deverel Rimbury vessel.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72234,Unknown,,,,1067
73092,74574,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Unburnt animal bone.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72240,Unknown,,,,1067
73122,74575,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72261,Unknown,,,,1067
73098,74578,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72245,Unknown,,,,1067
73114,74579,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"Bone tweezers. (Pitt-Rivers 1898: fig. 7,pl. 298) Unburnt and contained within urn with the cremated remains . Perforation at top. Complete and in good condition, but with slight evidence of use/ wearPitt-Rivers 1898: 162 <Bone tweezers. Found, with the burnt bones of the cremation, in the interior of Urn 42, Fig. 6, Plate 301, which was found upside down in one of the secondary interments outside the Barrow>Woodward and Hunter 2015: 110-110. ID 1024, The tweezers are 50mm long. Made from proximal shaft of a metatarsal of a sheep/goat In Salisbury Museum ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within urn,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72255,Unknown,,,,1067
73114,74580,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Unburnt animal bone.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72255,Unknown,,,,1067
73088,74582,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72271,Unknown,,,,1067
73089,74583,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Additional Deverel Rimbury sherds.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72272,Unknown,,,,1067
73107,74588,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Additional Deverel Rimbury sherds.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72252,Unknown,,,,1067
73110,74589,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Unburnt animal bone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,1067
73127,74590,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B6: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72282,Unknown,,,,220
73129,74591,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B8: Complete, upright Bucket urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72283,Unknown,,,,220
73134,74592,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B15: Complete, inverted Barrel urn; decorated; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72286,Unknown,,,,220
73131,74593,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B10: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72285,Unknown,,,,220
73130,74594,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B9: Complete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72284,Unknown,,,,220
73135,74595,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B16: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72287,Unknown,,,,220
73136,74596,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B17: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72288,Unknown,,,,220
73141,74597,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B22: Incomplete, upright Globular urn; decorated; Multizone decoration, burnished surface",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72289,British Museum,,,,220
73142,74598,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Object1 B23: Incomplete, upright  urn; decorated; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72291,Unknown,,,,220
73143,74599,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B24: Complete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; Deep oblique impressions on plastic cordon",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72290,Unknown,,,,220
73144,74600,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B25: Complete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72292,Unknown,,,,220
73145,74601,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B26: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72293,Unknown,,,,220
73149,74602,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B30: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73151,74603,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Object1 B32: Upright urn, sandstone capstone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72296,Unknown,,,,220
73152,74604,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B33: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72297,Unknown,,,,220
73156,74605,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B37: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72301,Unknown,,,,220
73153,74606,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B34: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72298,Unknown,,,,220
73154,74607,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B35: Complete, upright Barrel urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72299,Dorset County Museum,,,,220
73155,74608,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B36: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72300,Unknown,,,,220
73157,74609,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B38: Incomplete, upright Globular urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72302,Unknown,,,,220
73158,74610,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B39: Complete, , Barrel urn; decorated; Recess for lid",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73158,74611,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B39a: Complete Barrel urn, decorated; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73160,74612,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B41: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72304,Unknown,,,,220
73161,74613,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B42: Complete, upright Barrel urn; decorated; Vertically pierced lugs",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Dorset County Museum,,,,220
73163,74614,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B45: Incomplete, upright Globular urn; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72308,British Museum,,,,220
73162,74615,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B44: Complete, upright Bucket urn; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72307,Unknown,,,,220
73164,74616,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Object1 B46: Upright urn, sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72309,Unknown,,,,220
73168,74617,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B50: Complete, upright Barrel urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72310,Unknown,,,,220
73170,74618,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B52: Incomplete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated; Impressed decoration below plastic rim around shoulder",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72311,Dorset County Museum,,,,220
73171,74619,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B54: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; decorated; Small mend hole near rim",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72312,Dorset County Museum,,,,220
73172,74620,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B55: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn; decorated; Mend holes in body of pot",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73174,74621,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B58: Complete, upright Barrel urn; decorated; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73175,74622,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B59: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73176,74623,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B60: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72319,Unknown,,,,220
73178,74624,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B62: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; Applied cross at base in interior, sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72320,Unknown,,,,220
73181,74625,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B65: Complete, inverted Bucket urn; Splayed base",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72321,Unknown,,,,220
73185,74626,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B69: Complete, inverted Barrel urn; decorated; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72322,British Museum,,,,220
73192,74627,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B76: Incomplete, Barrel urn; decorated; Mend holes, small lugs low down on profile",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73193,74628,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B77: Complete, , Bucket urn; decorated; ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72325,Unknown,,,,220
73194,74629,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B78: Complete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated;",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72326,Unknown,,,,220
73195,74630,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B79: Complete, upright Globular urn; Unusual row of finger impressions around rim; sandstone capping",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72327,Unknown,,,,220
73199,74631,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B86: scatter of pottery sherds; sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72328,Unknown,,,,220
73201,74632,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B90: Incomplete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72331,Unknown,,,,220
73204,74634,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"White (1982) Barrow B Burial 93:Object1 B93: Complete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated; Vertical smoothing on outside",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72333,Unknown,,,,220
73205,74635,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B94: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn; decorated; Mend holes near rim;",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72334,British Museum,,,,220
73206,74636,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B95: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn; decorated;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73210,74637,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B99: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; decorated; Mend holes near rim; lge sandstone capstone",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72340,Unknown,,,,220
73139,74646,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B20: Upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72397,Unknown,,,,220
73196,74669,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B82: Complete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72464,Unknown,,,,220
73208,74674,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Object1 B97: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72398,Unknown,,,,220
30100,74682,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: A small piece of copper was recovered from one urn. No further details available.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Copper,72341,Unknown,,,,1068
73219,74683,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72342,Unknown,,,,1068
73220,74684,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72343,Unknown,,,,1068
73221,74685,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72344,Unknown,,,,1068
73222,74686,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72345,Unknown,,,,1068
73223,74687,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72346,Unknown,,,,1068
73224,74688,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72347,Unknown,,,,1068
73225,74689,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72348,Unknown,,,,1068
73226,74690,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72349,Unknown,,,,1068
73227,74691,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Llystyn Farm, Dolbenmaen>: an urn referred to as sepulchral. No further contextual details are available, the urns fell apart on removal and none were seemingly preserved.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72350,Unknown,,,,1068
30007,74692,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel containing cremated remains and also a bronze pin. Placed on a flat stone slab,N/a,Complete,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Placed on stone slab,,,Pottery,72351,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
30007,74693,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Animal bone (burnt) of small mammal with cremated remains,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremated human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72351,Unknown,,,,1069
74633,74694,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel inverted - containing human remains, ashes and a bronze pin. Placed on flat stone slab",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72352,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
74633,74695,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small tapering bronze pin (complete) 5cm long and contained in Food Vessel ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In Food Vessel with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72352,Grovesnor Museum Chester,,,,1069
74634,74696,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel also containing upright pygmy vessel as well as human cremation ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,On flat stone slab,,,Pottery,72353,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
74634,74697,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small pygmy pot contained within the Food Vessel but this is upright rather than inverted ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Upright mini vessel inside  inverted Food Vessel ,,,Pottery,72353,Unknown,,,,1069
74635,74698,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,This vessel is odd - it almost looks like a local/ devolved take on a Beaker pot. It has a splayed evertedrim and S-shaped profile but it is undecorated. It contained a stone mini vessel.,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,On flat stone. This is inverted but the pygmy stone vessel it contains is upright ,,,Pottery,72354,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
74635,74699,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Unusual/ unique pygmy vessel made of stone not pottery. It is oval/ elongated egg-shaped with a round base. This is upright while the pot that contains it is inverted ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot that contains human remains ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72354,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
74636,74700,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with chevron/ herringbone decoration around rim ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Placed on flat slab ,,,Pottery,72355,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
74637,74701,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Rather unusual vessel but this is more like a Collared Urn than a Food Vessel although it is also rather weird for a Collared Urn (more globular and with hardly accentuated collar). It is decorated all over with vertical stab & drag impressed lines of decoration on upper half and horizontal bands of decoration on lower body. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Placed on stone slab,,,Pottery,72356,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1069
73228,74702,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72357,Unknown,,,,1071
30047,74703,,Pot,,,147,Pot,Carinated Bowl,Part of a Neolithic bowl with maggot ornament on the rim. Possibly residual but found close to thispile of cremated bone ,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to pile of cremated bone ,,,Pottery,72358,Pitt Rivers Museum,,,,1072
30047,74704,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Decorated Food Vessel with maggot/ twisted cord decoration containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72359,Pitt Rivers Museum,,,,1072
30047,74705,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Cremated remains in biconical cup ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72360,Pitt Rivers Museum,,,,1072
30047,74706,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel," base of a small food vessel, ornamented with a double ring of punched triangles; once contained the cremation (before being truncated/broken)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72361,Pitt Rivers Museum,,,,1072
30047,74707,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel containing cremation ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72362,Pitt Rivers Museum,,,,1072
30104,74708,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Portions of broken bone pins also burnt. Polished and either antler or bone,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Next to cremated remains (may have been cloth fastener) ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72365,Unknown,,,,
30031,74709,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn. set on flat stone and containing pygmy vessel Full of bone and ashes. Crumbled to dust but was at least 30cm tall and had twisted cord decoration on neck in horizontal bands and incised zigzags on overhanging rim. Not kept because broke into pieces ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained body and pygmy pot and set on a flat stone ,,,Pottery,72367,Unknown,,,,1074
30031,74710,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large Collared Urn containing cremation and a miniature biconical pot. Placed on flat stone. Plain with no decoration ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained ashes and cremated bone and also mini vessel. Set on flat stone ,,,Pottery,72368,National Museum of Wales,,,,1074
30031,74711,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature weird biconical cup 7cm tall and 6 cm in diameter. Highly decorated unlike the Collared Urn in which it was placed which was plalin. THis has scored/ incised herringbone decoration ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72368,Unknown,,,,1074
30031,74712,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Lining inside of small vessel were remains of a bracken or fern bag - possibly contained the remains of the infant/ neonate ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),72369,Unknown,,,,1074
30031,74713,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"With infant were the cremated bones of a small animal, identified as a possible small dog (to care for and protect the cremation)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Cremated bones of possible small dog accompanied  the baby/ infant ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72369,Unknown,,,,1074
30054,74714,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Awl found in Collared Urn. F. Lynch (1970: 163) says that this was analysed and it was not made of bronze but rather copper and lead which means it would have been rather soft and possibly not that functional. However, it would have a nice gold colour. It was broken at both ends but not burnt; damaged ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In Collared Urn with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72373,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
30112,74715,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn - large and inverted. Incised and maggot impreseed dot and chevron/zigzag decoration on upper part of body. Also contained a pygmy cup (2131) 184mm rim diameter and 210mm tall. Twisted cord decoration. Possibly also containing small accessory vessel,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72354,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73229,74716,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn - smaller but also contained a pygmy cup. Actually this pots is slightly less like a Collared Urn and more like a biconical urn - no definite overhanging rim. Decorated on upper 1/3rd of neck & rim with chevron motifs Collared Urn with line-impressed decoration. Inverted and container � Storiel,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72375,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73229,74717,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature Collared Urn with overhanging rim in larger vessel with cremation - this is upright though. Undecorated ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In larger pot with the cremation ,,,Pottery,72375,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73230,74718,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Small Collared Urn - inverted with chevron (vertical zigzag like with others) decoration on upper half of body & rim. Placed on flat stone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72376,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73231,74719,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large Collared Urn with accentuated overhanging rim. Upper third of vessel with rim is decorated with bands of cord-impressed hatched & herringbone decoration. Rather intricate and neat compared with some of the other vessels inverted Collared Urn. Collared Urn with Twisted cord decoration. 310mm rim diameter and 330m tall and 90mm base diameter,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72377,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73232,74720,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Smallish Collared Urn - quite squashed and squat. Diamond impressed decoration on rim only Collared Urn with line-impressed decoration.280mm rim diameter and 160mm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72378,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73233,74721,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Undecorated tripartite Collared Urn. Quite narrow and tall Collared Urn with non-linear and linear impressed decoration.178mm rim diameter and 240mm tall.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72379,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73158,74722,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Object1 B40: Complete Barrel urn; ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73234,74723,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Narrow and elegant Collared Urn with impressed bands of vertical zigzags on upper third of body Inverted urn. Collared Urn with linear and non-linear impressed decoration 248mm rim diameter and 216mm tall.Smaller vessel inside the Collared Urn,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72380,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73235,74724,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with herringbone and hatched decoration on overhanging rim only. Note this seems to have been made by the same potter as Pot No 15. (grave Good 74728)Collared Urn with twisted cord decoration190mm rim diameter and 70mm+ tall. ?uncertain orientation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72381,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73236,74725,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with Internal and Ext dec. Cord impresesd horizontal bands on the Ext and herringbone and diamonds on int. On upper third of vessel only ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72382,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73237,74726,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Finely decorated and elegant Collared Urn with diamond and hatched decoration on E & Int of rim. Hatched hanging triangles on upper body2142)Inverted Collared Urn.  Collared Urn - twisted cord decoration137mm rim diameter and 162mm tall and 90mm base diameter,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72383,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73238,74727,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Partial vessel - very broken - likely a Collared Urn (2141) Collared Urn - undecorated66mm base diameter and 90mm tall,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72384,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73239,74728,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"This Collared Urn is very similar to that of No 11 (GG 74724), and likely was made by the same potter. This has herring-bone decoration on rim. Same shape and style ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72385,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73240,74729,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with chevron decoration . (2143) Collared Urn - twisted cord decoration120mm rim diameter and 142mm tall,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72386,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73241,74730,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Partial Collared Urn with hatched decoration on rim (2144) Collared Urn - twisted cord decoration257mm rim diameter and 345mm tall. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72387,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
73193,74731,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Broken bronze finger ring within the fill of burial urn B77. Probably a terminal portion of a spiral ring.,N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Within urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72325,Unknown,,,,220
73194,74732,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Object1 B78: Complete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated; Other objects B78: ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72326,Unknown,,,,220
73200,74735,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Object1 B89: Upright urn; sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73204,74736,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,White (1982) Barrow B Burial 93:Other objects B93: Head of a bronze pin,N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Under pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72333,Unknown,,,,220
73209,74737,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Object1 B98: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn; decorated;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,220
73243,74738,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,lying in the bottom of cist 3 was a small globular Bowl Food Vessel (Find 2038 from Context 40132). Note the Bowl Food Vessel suggests connections with the Irish FV traditions ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Missing,Unknown,Placed in SW corner of cist on top of a deliberately laid patch of soil (to give it a cushion!/ prop),,,Pottery,72388,Unknown,,,,783
73244,74739,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"An almost complete but broken pottery vessel, a Short Necked Beaker with large scale incised chevrons (sf4102), was found on and within the organic-rich depsit in the eastern corner of the cist. Residues from Cist 7 produced some more sherds of the base of the Beaker and some other fragments which would be useful for analysis. The Beaker may be of a late date ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Missing,In chamber/cist,Probably placed on or next to the degraded human in eastern corner of cist ,,,Pottery,72389,Unknown,,,,783
30036,74740,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,A 'fine' Collared Urn in a cist with grave goods beside it. It contained a cremation. Said to be an early form of a Collared Urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Other grave goods placed next to vessel,,,Pottery,72390,National Museum of Wales,,,,1077
30036,74741,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl beside Collared Urn cremation in cist ,Chalcolithic/MAI-II,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed beside Collared Urn ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72390,National Museum of Wales,,,,1077
30006,74743,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 259): Small bronze pin 3.2 cm long inside Collared Urn",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In Collared Urn with cremation ,,,Pottery,72392,National Museum of Wales,,,,1080
73246,74746,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large inverted Collared Urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72394,Unknown,,,,
73246,74747,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small pygmy cup accompanying the Collared Urn cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to Collared Urn ,,,Pottery,72394,Unknown,,,,
73246,74748,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large inverted Collared Urn with ashes and bones ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72395,Unknown,,,,
73246,74749,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Accessory vessel sitting upright next to Collared Urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to urned cremation ,,,Pottery,72395,Unknown,,,,
73246,74750,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn in same cist as the others - decorated on rim with herringbone cord impressed motifs ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72396,Unknown,,,,
30138,74751,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),One of two urns in the cist that fell to pieces when exposed and lifted. Possibly Food Vessel? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist - urn not kept as it was in such poor condition ,,,Pottery,72400,Unknown,,,,1083
30138,74752,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Composite cresecentic spacer plate jet necklace - much now missing but several strands of biconical (fusiform) beads and four spacer plares and two small jet triangular ends and also two larger triangular end plates. It is intriguing that not of the spacers were decorated which is a more common feature with Scottish egs (eg Angus) which are sometimes akso plain. Links with Scotland (Lynch 1970: 122)Now the necklace (as many beads were lost) comprises Jet beads from necklace; twenty one; consisting of thirteen fusiform beads, two crossbars pierced transversely, two pierced vertically, three triangular beads; one stud or button. Height: 280 millimetresWidth: 250 millimetresHeight: 350 millimetres (Board Mount)Width: 350 millimetres (Board Mount)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist and presumably worn by now decoayed body at neck? ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72400,British Museum,"18,701,126.10",,,1083
30138,74753,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,Jet V-perforated button - conical (two perforations),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,"In cist and presumably once worn by deceased, now degraded ",,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72400,British Museum,"18,701,126.10",,,1083
30138,74754,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"Two bronze armlets, according to F. Lynch (1970: 122) possibly decorated with raised patterns and made of hammered bronze ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist - thees were then lost ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72400,Unknown,,,,1083
30138,74755,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"Two bronze armlets, according to F. Lynch (1970: 122) possibly decorated with raised patterns and made of hammered bronze ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72400,Unknown,,,,1083
30144,74756,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,One of two rectangular stone (slate - blue) pendants with single perforation - 8cm long. Possibly re-used or reworked bracer? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,In cist and associated with pile of burnt bones ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72402,Unknown,,,,761
30149,74757,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Body covered in stain and soil stained around him with organics. Likely decomposed hide or leather cover,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Either on top of or worn on body - stained organics of hide,,,Leather,72404,Unknown,,,,788
73247,74758,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Tiny fragments of bronze - pyre goods,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Burnt pyre bronze good with cremated remains ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72406,Unknown,,,,792
30174,74759,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake with cremated bone ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated bone ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72409,Unknown,,,,1086
73248,74760,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn of some type (like FV or Collared Urn) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72408,Unknown,,,,1086
73249,74761,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Vague - earthenware urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72410,Unknown,,,,1087
73249,74762,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,a fragment of oxidised or burnt metal (likely copper and possibly a pyre good) ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremated bone - possibly a pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72410,Unknown,,,,1087
73250,74763,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Earthenware cinerary urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72411,Unknown,,,,1087
73251,74764,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Earthenware vessel containing cremation and ashes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72412,Unknown,,,,1087
73252,74765,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Earthenware urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72413,Unknown,,,,1087
73253,74766,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Earthenware urn containing cremation and ashes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72414,Unknown,,,,1087
73254,74767,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Earthenware urn containing cremation and ashes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72415,Unknown,,,,1087
73255,74768,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,inverted urn of Bronze Age type,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72416,Unknown,,,,1087
73256,74769,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Pygmy cup only 7cm tall and with rather broken crenellated rim. Rather coarse incised decoration. Associated with cremation burial but unclear as to whether it contained it or sat next to it ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,May have contained a cremation (or accompanied it) ,,,Pottery,72418,National Museum of Wales,34.474/3,,,1088
73256,74770,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Quartz pebbles covered the pygmy cup ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed on top of pot as a small capping or covering deposit ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,72418,Unknown,,,,1088
30177,74771,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"Tyddyn Bach: Gold ring (now missing - surprise, surprise). Although this is listed separately, it is possible that this formed part of a decorative gold mount for the dagger handle/ pommel (like eg seen in some of the Wessex graves). But without seeing it is hard to say!",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with inhumation ,,,Gold,72420,Unknown,,,,1089
30181,74772,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Bowen and Gresham (1967, 68-9) Pantyneuadd> Large Collared Urn containing cremation ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained cremation with pygmy cup inverted over mouth ,,,Pottery,72421,Unknown,,,,1090
30181,74773,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Bowen and Gresham (1967, 68-9) Pantyneuadd> Incense cup",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72421,Unknown,,,,1090
30182,74774,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Bowen and Gresham (1967, 68-9) Pantyneuadd> ?collared urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72422,Unknown,,,,1090
30183,74776,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72423,Unknown,,,,793
30044,74777,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn accompanying cremation in urn (further detail lacking). Apparently only fragments of these vessels survive in NMW (collars),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72424,National Museum of Wales,21.24/16.2,,,1091
30186,74778,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Decorated EBA urn - either Food Vessel or Collared Urn. Disintegrated on removal ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72425,Unknown,,,,1092
73258,74779,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Urn containing cremation (likely either FV or CU); disintegrated on removal so no way of checking ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72427,Unknown,,,,1092
73285,74780,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Enlarged Food Vessel of Abercromby type 3. 30cm tall and 25cm wide at mouth. Rim placed on flat stone at base of cist and base covered by large capstone. Decorated with whipped 'maggot' impressions on rim and neck. Poorly fired,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72428,Unknown,,,,794
73286,74781,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Plain Food Vessel of Abercromby type 3. Inverted and plugged with clay seal. 24cm tall and 20cm diameter at mouth. Well-fired,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted and mouth plugged with clay but not a complete cremation,,,Pottery,72429,National Museum of Wales,,,,794
73286,74782,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Small ogival bronze knife with two rivets (both rivets mixed in with crermated remains). 7cm long. Extreme tip of blade missiing. No evidence of being heat-affected. 10% tin,Migdale/Butterwick/MAIII,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In Food Vessel and mixed in with cremated remains but not a pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72429,Unknown,,,,794
73287,74783,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragmentary plain urn partly containing the cremation (token). Whole of rim and parts of base absent but it had stood upright ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Fragmentary vessel on top of and containing cremation ,,,Pottery,72430,National Museum of Wales,,,,794
73288,74784,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Cefn Coch Monument 280 (unpublished): A covering of quartz pebbles,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
73286,74786,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"The pit was lined with a number of small overlapping slabs of stone, upon which lay a cremation burial. This series of overlapping stone plaques were all whetstones - made into a nest / pavementThis record represents the 7 fragmentary whetstones (11 separate fragments), all bar one made of sandstone. The four complete whetstones are recorded separately. They were all finely made and rectangular in shape anfd with flat edges and converging sides. All showed signs of use ",N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Under body,These were all carefully placed to line the pit ,,,Sandstone,72429,Unknown,,,,794
73286,74787,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"The pit was lined with a number of small overlapping slabs of stone, upon which lay a cremation burial. This series of overlapping stone plaques were all whetstones - made into a nest / pavementThis was one of four complete whetstones, all bar one made of sandstone. They were all finely made and rectangular in shape and with flat edges and converging sides. All showed signs of use ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Under body,These were all carefully placed to line the pit ,,,Sandstone,72429,Unknown,,,,794
73286,74788,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"The pit was lined with a number of small overlapping slabs of stone, upon which lay a cremation burial. This series of overlapping stone plaques were all whetstones - made into a nest / pavementThis was one of four complete whetstones, all bar one made of sandstone. They were all finely made and rectangular in shape anfd with flat edges and converging sides. All showed signs of use ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Under body,These were all carefully placed to line the pit ,,,Sandstone,72429,Unknown,,,,794
73286,74789,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"The pit was lined with a number of small overlapping slabs of stone, upon which lay a cremation burial. This series of overlapping stone plaques were all whetstones - made into a nest / pavementThis was one of four complete whetstones, all bar one made of sandstone. They were all finely made and rectangular in shape anfd with flat edges and converging sides. All showed signs of use ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Under body,These were all carefully placed to line the pit ,,,Slate,72429,Unknown,,,,794
73286,74790,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"The pit was lined with a number of small overlapping slabs of stone, upon which lay a cremation burial. This series of overlapping stone plaques were all whetstones - made into a nest / pavementThis was one of four complete whetstones, all bar one made of sandstone. They were all finely made and rectangular in shape anfd with flat edges and converging sides. All showed signs of use ",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Lining pit ,,,Sandstone,72429,Unknown,,,,794
30045,74792,5576,Weaponry,,DAGGER,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth Burial 1 (Hughes 1908, 214-7): Bronze knife-dagger beind back. 9cm long and originally with three rivets (only 2 survive). Metal knives are rare in Welsh Beaker burials. Flat riveted with pointed blade - cracked ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind back at hips/ pelvis ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72433,Unknown,,,,797
30045,74793,5576,Clothing,,BUTTON,58,Button,,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth Burial 1 (Hughes 1908, 214-7): V-perforated button, Quite well-polished and also worn; the two holes are different sizes and one is quite worn. Fine jet but F. Lynch (1991, 127) says the button is substandard but was probably made in Yorkshire using Whitby jet. ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed on body ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72433,Unknown,,,,797
30045,74794,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth Burial 1 (Hughes 1908, 214-7): Chert flake ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72433,Unknown,,,,797
50018,74798,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,The pelvis was covered by a small platform or pile of flint nodules- cover? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Covers pelvis ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71241,Unknown,,,,4
50029,74799,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Willow burnt wood - identified as willow and possibly part of a  burnt or decayed wicker coffin/ casket found under the body,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,May have contained body but only fragments were found under the body ,,,Wood [Willow],70746,Unknown,,,,1506
50029,74800,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Possibly a Beaker pot was found in this cist - description only two two pots (one drinking vessel & one Cinerary urn) found in two of the cists by workmenThe possible Beaker has 'pie crust' decoration on the collar and Ashbee (1997: 50) thinks this may be a rusticated South-Eastern Beaker ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,In cist ,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1506
73292,74801,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn may (?) have come from this cist ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,In cist ,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1506
73002,74802,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72146,Unknown,,,,1058
20035,74803,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Upon excavation, the urn was covered with a flat stone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72109,Unknown,,,,180
20055,74804,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Stone slab over mouth of MBA urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72124,Unknown,,,,1056
20070,74805,,Other,,,244,Lid,,A thin stone was placed over the mouth of the urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72195,Unknown,,,,195
20144,74806,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Slab of Purbeck Limestone covering the bucket urn/accessory vessel.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Limestone,72217,Unknown,,,,227
50045,74807,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Cremation contained within an inverted undecorated Collared Urn in the barrow mound - no stone covering or base ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72455,Unknown,,,,1469
50045,74808,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup with flat lid (and handle broken off from lid) may have accompanied Collared Urn in mound. Two rows of incised perforations and knobs around the neck. It contained no bones but was full of black sand ,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,"Not certain whether this was placed close to the Collared Urn,",,,Pottery,72455,Unknown,,,,1469
72987,74809,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Stone slab covering mouth of globular urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72128,Unknown,,,,1056
72997,74810,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): The globular urn was capped with a lid comprising a used saddle quern<reused quern>,N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72141,Unknown,,,,1058
72998,74811,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Stone lid (no further details) covering near complete globular urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72142,Unknown,,,,1058
50059,74812,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Fragments of a likely inverted Collared Urn that may have held cremated remains ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Unknown,Unknown,May have held cremated remains of children but plough disturbance has removed association ,,,Pottery,71521; 71522,Unknown,,,,13
50096,74815,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Denne's brickfield, Dover: One of a total of five roughly-made urns were found surrounded by large flints from the chalk and lots of burnt earth. They likely all contained calcined bones but this information was not sadly documented before everything collapsed. This urn also contained a quern fragment",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,?contained human cremation and quern fragment,,,Pottery,50044,Unknown,,,,1095
50096,74816,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Denne's brickfield, Dover: One of a total of five roughly-made urn were found surrounded by large flints from the chalk and lots of burnt earth. They likely all contained calcined bones but this information was not sadly documented before everything collapsed ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72457,Unknown,,,,1095
50096,74817,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Denne's brickfield, Dover: One of a total of five roughly-made urn were found surrounded by large flints from the chalk and lots of burnt earth. They likely all contained calcined bones but this information was not sadly documented before everything collapsed ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72458,Unknown,,,,1095
50096,74818,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Denne's brickfield, Dover: One of a total of five roughly-made urn were found surrounded by large flints from the chalk and lots of burnt earth. They likely all contained calcined bones but this information was not sadly documented before everything collapsed ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72459,Unknown,,,,1095
50096,74819,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Denne's brickfield, Dover: One of a total of five roughly-made urn were found surrounded by large flints from the chalk and lots of burnt earth. They likely all contained calcined bones but this information was not sadly documented before everything collapsed ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72460,Unknown,,,,1095
50096,74820,,Tool,,,174,Quernstone,,"Denne's brickfield, Dover: In central urn, a stone quern was also found (grain crusher) ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72458,Unknown,,,,1095
73293,74821,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Tothill St, EBA inhumations, Burial 176: small sherd identified as the lower part of a collar of a collared urn in grave fill (note grave very truncated) a near black friable grog tempered fabric, the exterior surface decorated with three/four lines of diagonal closely spaced twisted cord impressions, almost certainly from a collar design of filled trianglesTwo other Collared Urn sherds found nearby and possibly spread by plough ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,vessel may have been very plough disturbed as grave is rather truncated,,,Pottery,72461,Unknown,,,,129
73294,74822,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Tothill St, EBA inhumations, Burial 747: Handful/cache of struck flint spalls and a flake in grave ",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"72462, 72463",Unknown,,,,129
50213,74824,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,One of three barbed and tanged flint arrowheads found near the lower back. They were all well-made and fresh and unused and had seemingly been made for the burial ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed near the lower back ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50141,Unknown,,,,
50213,74825,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,One of three barbed and tanged flint arrowheads found near the lower back. They were all well-made and fresh and unused and had seemingly been made for the burial ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed near the lower back ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],50141,Unknown,,,,
72999,74826,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72143,Unknown,,,,1058
73000,74827,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow):  Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72144,Unknown,,,,1058
73001,74828,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72145,Unknown,,,,1058
73003,74829,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72147,Unknown,,,,1058
73004,74830,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72148,Unknown,,,,1058
73005,74831,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow):  Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72149,Unknown,,,,1058
73006,74832,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72150,Unknown,,,,1058
73007,74833,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72151,Unknown,,,,1058
73008,74834,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72152,Unknown,,,,1058
73009,74835,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72153,Unknown,,,,1058
73010,74836,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow):  Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72154,Unknown,,,,1058
73011,74837,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72155,Unknown,,,,1058
73012,74838,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72156,Unknown,,,,1058
73013,74839,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow):  Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72157,Unknown,,,,1058
73014,74840,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72158,Unknown,,,,1058
73015,74841,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72159,Unknown,,,,1058
73016,74842,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72160,Unknown,,,,1058
73017,74843,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Grinsell's Milborne Barrow 2 (Bagber/Stable Barrow): Vessel mouth covered with a flat stone slab.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72161,Unknown,,,,1058
73127,74844,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B6: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72282,Unknown,,,,220
73129,74845,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B8: Complete, upright Bucket urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72283,Unknown,,,,220
73130,74846,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B9: Complete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72284,Unknown,,,,220
73151,74847,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B32: Upright urn, sandstone capstone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72296,Unknown,,,,220
73153,74848,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B34: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72298,Unknown,,,,220
73154,74849,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B35: Complete, upright Barrel urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72299,Unknown,,,,220
73157,74850,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B38: Incomplete, upright Globular urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72302,Unknown,,,,220
73164,74851,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B46: Upright urn, sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72309,Unknown,,,,220
73168,74852,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B50: Complete, upright Barrel urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72310,Unknown,,,,220
73175,74853,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B59: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,,Unknown,,,,220
73178,74854,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B62: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn; Applied cross at base in interior, sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72320,Unknown,,,,220
73195,74855,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B79: Complete, upright Globular urn; Unusual row of finger impressions around rim; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72327,Unknown,,,,220
73199,74856,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Object1 B86: scatter of pottery sherds; sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72328,Unknown,,,,220
73204,74857,,Other,,,244,Lid,,White (1982) Barrow B Burial 93:Object1 B93: sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72333,Unknown,,,,220
73210,74858,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B99: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; decorated; Mend holes near rim; lge sandstone capstone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72340,Unknown,,,,220
73196,74860,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B82: Complete, inverted Bucket urn; decorated; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Sandstone,72464,Unknown,,,,220
73208,74861,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Object1 B97: Incomplete, inverted Globular urn; sandstone capping",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72398,Unknown,,,,220
73200,74862,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Object1 B89: Upright urn; sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,,Unknown,,,,220
20137,74866,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"F48 urn: Complete, upright Biconical urn. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72496,Dorset County Museum,,,,222
73295,74867,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F1 urn: Incomplete, inverted Bucket urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72497,Unknown,,,,222
73296,74868,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," F17 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. Sub-biconical'. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,222
73297,74869,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F18 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72499,Unknown,,,,222
73298,74870,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F19 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. Slight cordon. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72500,Unknown,,,,222
73299,74871,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F20 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72501,Unknown,,,,222
73300,74872,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F21 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72502,Unknown,,,,222
73301,74873,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F22 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72503,Unknown,,,,222
73302,74874,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F24 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72504,Unknown,,,,222
73303,74875,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F27 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72505,Unknown,,,,222
73304,74876,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F28 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72506,Unknown,,,,222
73305,74877,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F32 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. Worn star faience bead in urn, towards upper part of cremated remains. Only the core survived.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,multiple(cremation),Unknown,,,,222
73306,74878,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," F8 urn: Incomplete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72508,Unknown,,,,222
73307,74879,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," F9 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. Small vessel. In British Museum.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72509,British Museum,,,,222
73308,74880,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified), F10 urn: upright. Pot boiler within urn in upper part of cremated bone (not recorded as gg). ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72510,Unknown,,,,222
73309,74881,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F14 urn: Complete, inverted Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72511,Unknown,,,,222
73310,74882,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F15 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72512,Unknown,,,,222
73311,74883,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F37 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72513,Unknown,,,,222
73312,74884,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F38 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72514,Unknown,,,,222
73313,74885,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"F39 urn: Complete, inverted bowl-shaped urn. Flattened rim expanded outwards, grave beneath. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72515,Dorset County Museum,,,,222
73314,74886,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified), F42 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72516,Unknown,,,,222
73315,74887,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn)," F43 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. Slight shoulder. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72517,Unknown,,,,222
73316,74888,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F45 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72518,Unknown,,,,222
73317,74889,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," F47 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. Horizontally pierced lugs. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72519,Unknown,,,,222
73318,74890,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F97 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72520,Unknown,,,,222
73319,74891,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F49 urn: Incomplete, inverted Bucket urn. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72521,Dorset County Museum,,,,222
73320,74892,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"F50 urn: Complete, upright Globular urn",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72522,Unknown,,,,222
73321,74893,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F52 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72523,Dorset County Museum,,,,222
73322,74894,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F53 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72524,Unknown,,,,222
73323,74895,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," F54 urn: Complete, inverted Barrel urn. Lugs and decoration set low down, splayed base. Small pot sherds within urn including one sherd with an unfinished mend hole (not recorded as gg). ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72525,Unknown,,,,222
73324,74896,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F56 urn: Complete, inverted Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72526,Unknown,,,,222
73325,74897,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"F62 urn: Incomplete, upright Globular urn. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72527,Dorset County Museum,,,,222
73326,74898,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F64 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72528,Unknown,,,,222
73327,74899,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F65 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72529,Unknown,,,,222
73328,74900,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F70 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72530,Unknown,,,,222
73329,74901,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"F75 urn: Complete, upright urn. Finger impressions near rim. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72531,Unknown,,,,222
73330,74902,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn)," F79 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72532,Unknown,,,,222
73331,74903,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F81 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72533,Unknown,,,,222
73332,74904,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"F83 urn: Complete, upright Globular urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72534,Unknown,,,,222
73333,74905,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F84 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72535,Unknown,,,,222
73334,74906,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"F92 urn: Complete, upright. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,,Dorset County Museum,,,,222
73335,74907,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F93 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72537,Unknown,,,,222
73336,74908,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"F94 urns: [Complete; Complete; Complete],  [Globular urn; Barrel urn; Bucket urn]. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72538,Unknown,,,,222
73337,74909,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F95 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72539,Unknown,,,,222
73338,74910,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F96 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72540,Unknown,,,,222
20137,74911,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72496,Unknown,,,,222
20003,74912,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Upright rude cinerary urn of Bronze Age date containing calcined bones - one of many but the others are not described. Placed in barrow mound ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72546,Unknown,,,,164
20006,74913,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72547,Unknown,,,,166
20007,74914,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Cremation in inverted urn - confirmed by Longworth as a Collared Urn; it is eroded but had jabbed impressions on rim & collar; twisted cord horiz lines on body. Said to have had 'rush-markings' Inverted Collared Urn containing cremation -jabbed impressions on rim & cord-impressed dec body,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained child ,,,Pottery,72548,Unknown,,,,167
73339,74915,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),, (possibly also a Collared Urn though not certain) contained cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72549,Unknown,,,,167
20010,74916,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Long necked Bell Beaker with a single handle. Chevron zigzag decoration along centre of body . Quite unusual Beaker (links and influences from Cornwall?) Comb-decorated 125mm tall & 180mm diameter,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Possibly placed between the two inhumations ,,,Pottery,"20002, 20003",Dorset County Museum,1998.37,,,1487
73340,74917,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F6 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72551,Unknown,,,,222
73341,74918,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F71 urn: Incomplete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72550,Unknown,,,,222
73342,74919,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified), F74 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72552,Unknown,,,,222
73343,74920,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F82 urn: upright.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72553,Unknown,,,,222
73344,74921,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with inhumation - no further information Placed alongside body and near head asymmetrical vessel. 150mm tall and 180mm diameter ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With 2ndary inhumation ,,,Pottery,72554,Dorset County Museum,,,,1487
73345,74922,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel- undecorated 200mm tall and 180mm diameter ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72555,Dorset County Museum,,,,1487
73346,74923,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,'Wessex' vase support - incense burner? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,With inhumation ,,,Pottery,72556,Dorset County Museum,,,,1487
73348,74924,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Coffin or wooden slatted casket or cover - placed above burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72557,Unknown,,,,1487
20138,74925,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"G42 urn: Incomplete, Bucket urn.  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72558,Unknown,,,,223
73347,74926,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G2 urn: Upright urn.  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72559,Unknown,,,,223
73349,74927,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G3 urn: Upright urn.  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72560,Unknown,,,,223
73350,74928,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G4 urn: Upright urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72561,Unknown,,,,223
73351,74929,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G9 urn: Upright urn.  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72562,Unknown,,,,223
73352,74930,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G10 urn: Inverted urn.  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72563,Unknown,,,,223
73353,74931,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G11 urn: Upright urn.  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72564,Unknown,,,,223
73354,74932,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"G12 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn.  ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72565,Unknown,,,,223
73355,74933,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G15 urn: Inverted urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72566,Unknown,,,,223
73356,74934,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"G18 urn: Complete, inverted Bucket urn.  ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72567,Unknown,,,,223
73357,74935,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"G23 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72586,Dorset County Museum,,,,223
73358,74936,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"G27 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn.  ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72569,Unknown,,,,223
73359,74937,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G28 urn: Upright urn.  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72570,Unknown,,,,223
73360,74938,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"G30 urn: Incomplete, upright Barrel urn. At least 8 mend holes around large hole in vessel. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72571,Dorset County Museum,,,,223
73361,74939,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"G38 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn.  ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72572,Unknown,,,,223
73362,74940,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"G40 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn.  ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72573,Unknown,,,,223
73363,74941,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"G41 urn: Incomplete, upright Barrel urn.  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72574,Unknown,,,,223
73364,74942,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"G42 urn: Incomplete, Bucket urn.  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72575,Unknown,,,,223
20014,74946,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared urn - packed by flints; Longworth 1984:  plate 184d. Primary series 19cm tall; decorated with twisted cord hurdle on neck & horseshoe decoration on shoulder ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72579,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.15,,,1097
20014,74947,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature Collared Urn (plain) accompanying cremation in larger decorated Collared Urn ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed next to the larger Collared Urn with cremation ,,,Pottery,72580,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.16,,,1097
20014,74948,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared urn -1 of group of 4 surrounded by carefully packed group of flints ; 1ry series.  19cm high and 15cm wide at mouth. Longworth 1984:  Pl 48d &e. Herringbone on rim & accompanied by mini Collared Urn,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72580,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.19,,,1097
20014,74949,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn - 2ry series; plain. 32cm tall. has horiz strap handles; Longworth: 1984 182 pl 48d. Upright ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72581,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.18,,,1097
20014,74950,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn 30cm tall. surrounded by carefully packed group of flints ; 2ry with strap handle.plain Long pl 241d,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72582,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.16,,,1097
20016,74951,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,badly fired plain urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72583,Unknown,,,,172
20018,74952,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Three-rivetted spearhead (see BM guide - later Prehistoric Antiquities 1953. fig 13, no 11) <BM summary>: Copper alloy socketed spear-head with a rivet hole on the base of the blade. slightly concave sides light green patinaLength: 118.11 millimetres",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72584,British Museum,"19,440,702.40",,,1099
20018,74953,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,Copper alloy pin with double spiral head and broken tipLength: 107.95 millimetres,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Double spiral pin possibly of central European type ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72584,British Museum,1944.0702.3,,,1099
20021,74954,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Grinsell's Bradford Peverell Barrow 24 (1959, 96): Handled Food Vessel - quite unusual form (see Piggott 1938: fig 23, no 2). Reddish ware with single handle and bowl form. Incised (quite rough) triangle decoration in two bands ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed with crouched inhumation ,,,Pottery,20010,Dorset County Museum,,,,175
20021,74955,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Grinsell's Bradford Peverell Barrow 24 (1959, 96): Three serrated flint flakes with crouched inhumation ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20010,Dorset County Museum,,,,175
20136,74956,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"C1 urn: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72465,Unknown,,,,221
73259,74957,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),C2 urn: upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72466,Unknown,,,,221
73260,74958,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C3 urn: Incomplete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72467,Unknown,,,,221
73261,74959,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"C10 urn: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72468,Unknown,,,,221
73262,74960,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"C5 urn: Incomplete, inverted Biconical urn.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72469,Unknown,,,,221
73263,74961,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C7 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72470,Unknown,,,,221
73264,74962,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C12 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72471,Unknown,,,,221
73265,74963,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"C13 urn: Complete, inverted Biconical urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72472,Unknown,,,,221
73266,74964,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," C16 urn: Complete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72473,Unknown,,,,221
73267,74965,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn)," C17 urn: Incomplete, inverted Bucket urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72474,Unknown,,,,221
73268,74966,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),C18 urn: upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72476,Unknown,,,,221
73269,74967,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"C19 urn: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn. Row of finger impressions below rim. Whole base and rim fragments present",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72477,Unknown,,,,221
73270,74968,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"C23 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72478,Unknown,,,,221
73271,74969,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"C27 urn: Incomplete, upright Bucket urn. Grass smoothing on outside. In British Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72479,British Museum,,,,221
73272,74970,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),C28 urn: upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72480,Unknown,,,,221
73273,74971,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C33 urn: Complete, inverted Barrel urn. Incurving rim - decoration gives a shelf-like effect",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72481,Unknown,,,,221
73274,74972,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C34 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72482,Unknown,,,,221
73275,74973,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C35 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. Decoration all over the pot, two lugs. In British Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72483,British Museum,,,,221
73276,74974,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C36 urn: Complete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72484,Unknown,,,,221
73277,74975,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C37 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72485,Unknown,,,,221
73278,74976,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"C38 urn: Complete, upright Globular urn. Decoration all over the pot, two lugs. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72486,Dorset County Museum,,,,221
73279,74977,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C39 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. In British Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72487,British Museum,,,,221
73280,74978,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C42 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. Grass smoothing on outside",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72488,Unknown,,,,221
73281,74979,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C43 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. Grass smoothing on outside",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72490,Unknown,,,,221
73282,74980,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C44 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72493,Unknown,,,,221
73283,74981,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn)," C45 urn: Complete, upright Globular urn. Horizontally pierced lugs, second groove just below rim",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72494,Unknown,,,,221
73284,74982,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C47 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72495,Unknown,,,,221
73260,74983,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C11 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72467,Unknown,,,,221
73261,74984,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),C4 urn: upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72468,Unknown,,,,221
73262,74985,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"C6 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn (plain accessory vessel associated with biconical urn C5 so given late EBA date)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72469,Unknown,,,,221
73279,74986,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72487,Unknown,,,,221
73300,74988,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Large sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72502,Unknown,,,,222
73305,74989,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,F32 urn: Worn star faience bead towards upper part of cremated remains. Only the core survived.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Faience,multiple(cremation),Unknown,,,,222
73310,74990,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),F6 urn: upright. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72512,Unknown,,,,222
73332,74992,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72534,Unknown,,,,222
73333,74993,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72535,Unknown,,,,222
73336,74994,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"F94 urns: [Complete; Complete; Complete],  [Globular urn; Barrel urn; Bucket urn]. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72538,Unknown,,,,222
73336,74995,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"F94 urns: [Complete; Complete; Complete],  [Globular urn; Barrel urn; Bucket urn]. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72538,Unknown,,,,222
73338,74997,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72540,Unknown,,,,222
73343,74999,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72553,Unknown,,,,222
73316,75000,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72518,Unknown,,,,222
73318,75001,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72520,Unknown,,,,222
73324,75002,,Other,,,244,Lid,,White (1982) Barrow F Burial 56 (S of barrow): Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72526,Unknown,,,,222
73335,75003,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72537,Unknown,,,,222
73355,75004,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"G16 urn: Incomplete, inverted Barrel urn.  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72566,Unknown,,,,223
73357,75005,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"G22 urn: Complete, upright Barrel urn. In Dorchester Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72568,Dorset County Museum,,,,223
73360,75007,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72571,Unknown,,,,223
73360,75008,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"G31 urn: Complete, upright Bucket urn. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72571,Unknown,,,,223
73361,75009,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),G37 urn: Upright urn.,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,72572,Unknown,,,,223
73350,75010,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Sandstone capping,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72561,Unknown,,,,223
20122,75011,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Large, upright Deverel Rimbury Urn, almost complete (Piggott and Piggott 1944, 62):The urn (fig. 8) has applied ribs with finger-tip ornament in the well-known bucket-urn style. Inside the base is an applied design of intersecting and crescentic bars,. which, while unique in its particular pattern, falls into line with the large series of Deverel-Rimbury urns with cruciform or star-shaped internal mouldings on the base.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72587,Unknown,,,,216
20122,75012,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Wooden lid? represented by carbonised material covering the urn mouth.,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72587,Unknown,,,,216
59000,75013,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),At least one cremation urn recovered during the construction of the Maidstone bypass. No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72588,Unknown,,,,851
20141,75014,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Upright barrel-shaped urn with incised chevron decoration of Cornish type.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72590,Unknown,,,,224
40002,75015,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Juvenile pig bones associated,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In grave fill,Associated with two of these crouched burials ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"72591, 72592",Unknown,,,,1100
73368,75017,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Leaf-shaped arrowhead - very freshly made placed on pelvis ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed directly on pelvis ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72593,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1100
73369,75019,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Long bone pit behind head running obliquely to occipital bone and point upwards (securing hair?),N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,behind head running obliquely to occipital bone and point upwards (securing hair?),,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72594,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1102
73370,75020,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel on side. Yorkshire vase. Four imperforate lugs. 13.5cm tall. Very well executed decoration and base also dec with incised vertical lines - unusual. Dec restricted to rows of slashed diagonal bands of incision & herringbone in rim, neck and to shoulder ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Body degraded mainly ,,,Pottery,72596,British Museum,79 12-9 2013,,,337
40017,75022,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"One of two small goats or sheep on right sides at feet of the inhumation and possibly placed in some sort of wooden receptacle or container/ casket. Both had heads to north, mirroring position  of male burialCalais Wold (Stead 1979) Grave CW Mortimer BC72: Objects: animal bone: sheep (x2) (on or by feet)Both sheep were positioned with heads to north, mirroring position of the human burial ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40015,Unknown,,,,
40017,75023,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Skeletons of two small goats or sheep on right sides at feet of the inhumation and possibly placed in some sort of wooden receptacle or container/ casket. Both had heads to north, mirroring position  of male burialCalais Wold (Stead 1979) Grave CW Mortimer BC72: Objects: animal bone: sheep (x2) (on or by feet)Both sheep were positioned with heads to north, mirroring position of the human burial ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40015,Unknown,,,,
40017,75024,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Bones of an immature pig at the feet of the inhumation - looks like a complete articulated skeletonCalais Wold (Stead 1979) Grave CW Mortimer BC72: Objects: animal bone: pig (on or by feet),N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Feet,Young immature pig at feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40015,Unknown,,,,
40027,75025,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Long-necked Beaker with zoned cord-impressed decoration. Two bands of chevrons and triangles (Clarke 1970: 398, No 947, 1245). S3 W. Late Southern Beaker Western funnel-necked variant. Quite similar to vessel from East Kennet, Wilts 190mm tall and 130mm diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,No further detail ,,,Pottery,40025,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1109
40037,75026,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Broken Collared Urn sherds by inhumation ; probably scattered by coastal erosion - near the feet ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Near feet but also more scattered and dispersed by coastal erosion ,,,Pottery,72598,Unknown,,,,1115
71383,75027,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Copper awl with adult female -slightly disturbed by cutting of outer ditch ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Was slightly disturbed when ditch was cut ,,,Copper,70819,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
40044,75028,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Fine greeenstone dolerite polished holed battle axe - boat-shaped  and wood haft. Edge touches face. TRaces of wooden haft in right hand so held in hand. It is all over ground and polished and hourglass perforation . 11cm long ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Hands,Shaft placed in hands but the edge of the axe touches the face ,,,"Greenstone, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40043,British Museum,79 12-9 605,,,1118
40044,75029,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,2 small round scrapers and jet pieces placed behind head. This is an end and side scraper ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,two scrapers behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40043,British Museum,79 12-9 606,,,1118
40044,75030,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,2 small round scrapers and jet pieces placed behind head. This is an end  scraper ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40043,British Museum,79 12-9 607,,,1118
40044,75031,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Three jet fragments; unworked. They are all about 3cm long ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40043,British Museum,79 12-9 609,,,1118
73372,75032,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,"Bronze basket ornament. Tang of oval section tapered,. Touching temporal bones were two bronze earrings; beaten flat and with narrow ends. 2.5cm diam & 2.8cm wide ; missing tip ; body damaged ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,Touching temporal bones  and likely worn on ears,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72599,British Museum,79 12-9 612,,,1118
73372,75033,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,Bronze basket ornament. Broad oar-shaped. Touching temporal bones were two bronze earrings; beaten flat and with narrow ends. Complete. Diam - 2.4cm and W-3cm,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,At temporal bones and probably work ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72599,British Museum,79 12-9 611,,,1118
73372,75034,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Two shapeless pieces of jet -possibly beads behind head of female (see same thing with male) ; unfinished beads? Not preserved ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72599,British Museum,,,,1118
73372,75035,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"Conical jet button - slightly out of position but my actually have originally been with battle-axe male, disturbed with later interment and found in upper grave fill of adult female (burial 6)Conical dome. and V perforation. Diam-1.4cm",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,possibly disturbed from earlier interment - floats in grave fill ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72599,British Museum,79 12-9 610,,,1118
73372,75036,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Wood lining - coffin Decayed coffin or wooden floor/platform under female burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72599,Unknown,,,,1118
71386,75037,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint horseshoe scraper with edge retouch. carefullt flaked. L-2.1cm,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70828,British Museum,79 12-9 637,,,351
73373,75038,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife in grave fill (probably moved when body revisited). retouch. L-5.1cm,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Above body but possibly moved when body disturbed and revisted ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72600,British Museum,79 12-9 639,,,351
73373,75039,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Likely a coffin degraded Or it could be a timber revetment around edge of grave - unclear,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,Wooden lining and enclsoure around body/ grave ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72600,Unknown,,,,351
40046,75040,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Possible coffin stains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Stains and wood frags suggest presence of coffin ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),70829,Unknown,,,,
40046,75041,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with 2 sets of raised ribs with Burial 1; wonky rim; poorly-executed dec Hulled barley grain impression. POorly made. Food Vessel between the hands. Vertical ribs and diagonal twisted cord lines and irregular incised vertical chevrons. 13.5cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed between the heads of both adults - they share the pot ,,,Pottery,"70831, 72603",British Museum,72 12-9 545,,,
71387,75042,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Beautifully decorated Food Vessel behind shoulder of femalre. Yorkshire vase and shoulder groove ; inperforate vertical lugs. Filled triangles and 15.2cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind shoulders ,,,Pottery,72601,British Museum,P1902 1-1 81,,,
40055,75043,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large Collared Urn mainly filled with sand but fragments of an ulna. Over 43cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40047,Unknown,,,,1121
40055,75044,,Pot,,,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,In situ pyre cremation with two small incense or Accessory cups nearby ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed close to the in situ pyre cremation ,,,Pottery,72604,Unknown,,,,1121
40055,75045,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,In situ pyre cremation with two small incense or Accessory cups nearby ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed close to the in sit cremation ,,,Pottery,72604,Unknown,,,,1121
73374,75046,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small circular or rather cylindrical incense cups with perforations on upper part of vessel. Zigzag incised cord impressed decoration and cord-impressions around very thick internally bevelled rim (see image) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of pile of in situ cremated remains ,,,Pottery,72605,Unknown,,,,1121
73374,75047,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small cylindrical incense cup with perforation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed directly on top of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,72605,Unknown,,,,1121
71396,75049,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Barbed and tanged arrowhead - one of three. This one has a broken barbL-1.8cm3 beautiful small barbed and tanged arrowheads below burial of primary disturbed inhumation - probably originally with this individual ,N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Placed below burial - possibly disturbed ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70845,British Museum,1879.1209.663,,,362
71396,75050,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Third barbed and tanged arrowhead - not preserved ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70845,Unknown,,,,362
40077,75052,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint side scraper placed by chest - broken and mottled ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,By chest ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40064,British Museum,79 12-9 906,,,368
71678,75053,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with twisted cord decoration by knees. 11.6cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,By knees ,,,Pottery,70859,British Museum,79 12-9 923,,,1125
40080,75054,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Bronze Knife-dagger in front of face of robust male. Ox-horn handle & rivet; round point away from face. Five rivets (one missing). Butterwick type. Rivet holes worn & damaged. three rivets loose. L-12cm (Gerloff 1975: no.38),N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Head,In front of face and point of dagger points away from face ,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",40067,British Museum,79 12-9 1057,,,1126
40080,75055,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,Stone sponge finger. Fine schist ground and polished. Slight traces of lateral wear on both tips - used. L-10cm ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed by chest but I have another reference that it was found behind the back ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),40067,British Museum,79 12-9 1052,,,1126
40080,75056,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Beautiful jet/schist ring with incised groove line decoration. It had scratches from wear. V perforation on edge and radial and tranvserse incisions. 2.6cm diam. Likely part of a belt fittingWoodward and Hunter (2015, 64): ID318 worn belt/pulley ring (seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting)",N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Legs,Placed on pelvis ,Y,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40067,British Museum,79 12-9 1053,,,1126
40080,75057,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,2 conical Jet buttons - one with beautiful incised cross decoration (like Thwing) & the other plain Incised alternate hatched and reserve zones. and pendant hatching. 3.5cm diameter. Central drilled V-perforation ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Torso,On body / near pelvis ,Y,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40067,British Museum,79 12-9 1054,,,1126
40080,75058,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,Plain jet button (the other is decorated). Cut & polished and domed conical shape. Central drilled V-perforation,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Torso,On chest,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40067,British Museum,79 12-9 1055,,,1126
40080,75059,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,"Strike a light comprising an abraded flint fabricator with much wear, L-6.2cm, upon which was  a nodule of iron pyritesBoth items were placed above chest at head.",N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Head,Placed above chest at head ,,,Ironstone,40067,British Museum,79 12-9 1060 ,,,1126
73376,75060,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,V-perforated jet button (one of a pair) - conical. Plain. 4.7cm diamPlaced next to strike a light ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72608,British Museum,79 12-9 1058,,,1126
73376,75061,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,V-perforated jet button (one of a pair) - conical. Plain. 4.8cm diamPlaced next to strike a light ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72608,British Museum,79 12-9 1059,,,1126
73376,75062,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Strike a light flint fabricator. Abraded on the retouch. L-6.3cm,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72608,British Museum,79 12-9 1060,,,1126
73377,75063,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Knife-dagger in front of face of robust male. Ox-horn handle & rivet; round point away from face. Butler & Smith class 1A (called razor-knife). Single rivet; point lacking . L-6.6cm,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Head,In front of face with point pointing away from face ,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",72609,British Museum,79 12-9 1061,,,1126
73377,75064,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated), battle axe  and boat-shaped; behind shoulder. Group XV greywacke. Roe IIc. All over ground and polished; drilled hourglass perforation. L-13.5cm ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Behind shoulder near head ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72609,British Museum,79 12-9 1062,,,1126
73377,75065,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint pointed tools - random! One is a side and end-scraper ; placed behind shoulders,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head, placed behind shoulders,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72609,British Museum,79 12-9 1063,,,1126
40084,75066,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Antler ?pick placed on its root end in upright position ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to pile of cremated bones ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],72611,Unknown,,,,1127
40084,75067,,Container,,,34,Box,,Wooden trough vessel that was 0.3m wide (possibly a wooden container),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to pile of cremated bone ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),72611,Unknown,,,,1127
40084,75068,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Three flint flakes or chips placed in a line around skull of inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed in a line around head from parietal bone to chin ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72612,Unknown,,,,1127
73378,75069,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Two splinters of ox bone by knee of F,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,By knee - food offerings? ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72613,Unknown,,,,1127
73378,75070,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,2 black flint flakes by feet of male in pit F,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72613,Unknown,,,,1127
40084,75072,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Body was covered by a film of dark organic matter (decayed shroud of leather or textile?),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Shroud or cover possible of oxhide ,,,Leather,72612,Unknown,,,,1127
73380,75073,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Plain Food Vessel vase ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Place directly next to pile of cremated bones ,,,Pottery,72615,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1127
40090,75074,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragments of a small Food Vase by child ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed near the child burial ,,,Pottery,72616,Unknown,,,,415
40090,75075,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with retouch - oval in shape (Mortimer 1905: fig. 336). Placed just above the bones of the child burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed just above the burial ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72616,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,415
71813,75076,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Leaf-shaped arrowhead with primary interment ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70936,Unknown,,,,735
20123,75077,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Austen (1964) Barrow 2:  'broken urn'.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72618,Unknown,,,,
73381,75078,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Austen (1964) Barrow 3: [MBA] urn with fingertip impressions on the rim/shoulder.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72619,Unknown,,,,
73382,75079,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Austen (1964) Barrow 4: [MBA] urndeposited on the 'old ground surface',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72620,Unknown,,,,
73383,75080,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Austen (1964) Barrow 5: [MBA] urn placed above a deposit of charcoal and burnt bones, within and over a hole cut into the chalk.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72621,Unknown,,,,
73384,75081,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Upright urn in pit, rim positioned at the surface of the pit so missing. Raised vertical ribs running down the body of the urn (Barrel urn?).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72622,Unknown,,,,
73385,75082,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Featureless plain coarseware vessel.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72623,Unknown,,,,
73386,75083,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn)," <Launceston Down North, Piggot and Piggott 1944 WWI trench burial 3>: Upright urn in pit, rim positioned at the surface of the pit so missing. 'Remarkably thin ware' - fragmentary and in a bad condition (similar to urns 6 and 56 from Latch Farm -both Barrel urns). Described as a barrel urn by Barrett 1976, 290)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72617,Unknown,,,,
20123,75084,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,Austen (1964) Barrow 2:  the point of a bronze dagger or spear.,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72618,Unknown,,,,
73386,75085,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Launceston Down North, Piggot and Piggott 1944 WWI trench burial 3>: The spearhead fragment from within this urn was burnt (ibid., fig. 6, 60). This is described as belonging to 'a class of small leaf-shaped and looped spears' (ibid., 61).",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72617,Unknown,,,,
40113,75086,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Mass of degraded woollen cloth and leather (filled or llined grave?) Or  - body wrapped in linen and leather and a portion noted across thigh. Ornate shroud? (filled up with animal matter - Mortimer 1905: 275),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Wrapping body ,,,"Textile, Leather",40093,British Museum,,,,
40129,75087,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Quartzite pebble - not sure where placed ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,40105,British Museum,,,,815
40129,75088,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Flint core in grave fill ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40105,British Museum,,,,815
72097,75089,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Pointed end of bone pin  burnt with cremated bones. Did not survive ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71019,British Museum,,,,816
20247,75090,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B5: Plain base with walls but rim missing ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72624,Unknown,,,,287
73388,75091,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B11: Large pot with incised zigzags above the shoulder, similar to EBA decoration but not in technique. Six fragments of an overfired accessory vessel inside. (Cornish influence? Calkin 1962) (Deverel-Rimbury hybrid + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72625,Unknown,,,,287
73389,75092,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B17: Coarse urn with slightly finer accessory vessel. Overfired and distorted and probably reburnt. (Deverel-Rimbury + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72626,Unknown,,,,287
73390,75093,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B20: Small urn or accessory vessel with vertical sides (accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72627,Unknown,,,,287
73391,75094,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B22: Inverted urn covered by capstone (Barrel urn hybrid),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72628,Unknown,,,,287
73392,75095,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B23: Coarse urn with slightly finer accessory vessel. Both covered by capstone (accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72629,Unknown,,,,287
73393,75096,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B24: Medium coarse urn with accessory vessel (24a) inside. Both covered by capstone. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72630,Unknown,,,,287
73394,75097,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B26: Medium coarse urn with single frag from an accessory vessel. With capstone. (Barrel urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72631,Unknown,,,,287
73395,75098,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B27: Base only. (Deverel-Rimbury urn),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,72632,Unknown,,,,287
73396,75099,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B29/30/31: Medium coarse urn with capstone. In the same pit of black earth as 30 and 31, which are probably accessory vessels (one sandy vessel, another corky vessel - walls and base only). Wonkey pot (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72633,Unknown,,,,287
73397,75100,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B34: Inverted medium coarse urn. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72634,Unknown,,,,287
73398,75101,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B35: Inverted finer urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72635,Unknown,,,,287
73399,75102,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B36: Inverted coarseware urn in very good preservation  (Cornish influence? Calkin 1962) (Barrel urn hybrid),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72636,Unknown,,,,287
73400,75103,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B37: Urn similar to Burial 87 with accessory vessel similar to Burial 40a. Not illustrated. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72637,Unknown,,,,287
73401,75104,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial B38: Coarseware urn. (Bucket urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72638,Unknown,,,,287
73402,75105,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial B39: Medium coarse urn pushed in over [cut into?] burials 38 and 40. (Bucket urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72639,Unknown,,,,287
73403,75106,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B40: Medium coarse urn with accessory vessel (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72640,Unknown,,,,287
73404,75107,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B41: Medium coarse urn (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72641,Unknown,,,,287
73405,75108,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B42: Inverted urn. Not illustrated. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72642,Unknown,,,,287
73406,75109,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B43: Fragmentary urn with flat rim and low circular bosses. Red exterior. Not illustrated. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72643,Unknown,,,,287
73407,75110,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B44: Fragments only, in heavily blackened material and covered by capstone and with accessory vessel 44a. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72644,Unknown,,,,287
73408,75111,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Burial B46: Globular urn, containing a few bone fragments with no black ash and sherd of accessory vessel 46a. Decoration very slightly impressed with blunt tool. 46a: One sherd of accessory vessel, of black ware with little if any grit. Line of wedge-shaped incisions below flat rim. Bowl/cup-shaped. (Globular urn + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72645,Unknown,,,,287
73409,75112,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B47: Coarseware urn. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72646,Unknown,,,,287
73410,75113,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B49: Fineish but undecorated base and wall. Contained black ash and traces of burnt bone. Not illustrated. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72647,Unknown,,,,287
73411,75114,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B53: Inverted medium coarse urn (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72648,Unknown,,,,287
73412,75115,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B54: Fineish urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72649,Unknown,,,,287
73413,75116,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Burial B55: Globular urn. Decorated base. Shallow tooled. (Globular urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72650,Unknown,,,,287
73414,75117,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Burial B56: Fineware urn with extremely thin walls, burnished vertically. Contained broken bone fragments but no ash. (Barrel urn)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72651,Unknown,,,,287
73415,75118,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B57: Fragmentary urn with finger-tip impressions round the flat rim and 3 inches below it. Appears to be straight-sided. Fairly coarse. Not illustrated. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72652,Unknown,,,,287
73416,75119,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B58: Medium coarse urn with no base or rim. Not illustrated. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72653,Unknown,,,,287
73417,75120,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B60: Coarse urn, heavily coated with black ash ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72654,Unknown,,,,287
73418,75121,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial B63: Coarseware urn. (Bucket urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72655,Unknown,,,,287
73419,75122,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B65: Fairly fine urn of indefinite rim diameter. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72656,Unknown,,,,287
73420,75123,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Burial B66: Plain bucket-shaped urn, of which only the base and walls to about one foot remained. Covered with circular ironstone capstone. Not illustrated. (Bucket urn)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72657,Unknown,,,,287
73421,75124,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B67: Fairly fine urn (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72658,Unknown,,,,287
73422,75125,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B69: Medium coarse inverted urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72659,Unknown,,,,287
73423,75126,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B70: Medium coarse urn containing bone, and ironstone fragments but no ashes. No rim or base remaining, but walls and raised cordon. Not illustrated. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72660,Unknown,,,,287
73424,75127,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B72: Fairly fine vessel, inverted and containing accessory vessel 72a, of corky ware, red and reburnt.  (Cornish influence? Calkin 1962) (Deverel-Rimbury hybrid + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Other,Contained accessory vessel,,,Pottery,72661,Unknown,,,,287
73425,75128,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Burial B74: Fairly fine vessel, inverted and containing accessory vessel 74a, of corky ware, red and reburnt. Not illustrated. (Barrel urn + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,Contained accessory vessel,,,Pottery,72662,Unknown,,,,287
73426,75129,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B75: Fairly fine vessel with diagonal grooves. N.B.�The pitch of this rim is peculiar, but the angle shown must be approximately correct. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72663,Unknown,,,,287
73427,75130,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B77: Coarseish urn including rim. With accessory vessel (fragmentary) 77a. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72664,Unknown,,,,287
73428,75131,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B78: Pitted but fairly fine urn. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72665,Unknown,,,,287
73429,75132,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Burial B79: Flat rimmed medium coarse urn, ledged inside and out. Not illustrated. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72666,Unknown,,,,287
73430,75133,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B80: Fairly fine urn tightly packed with flints and pebbles. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72667,Unknown,,,,287
73431,75134,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Burial B81: Biconical Urn with impressions suggesting degenerate cord impressions on rim. (Biconical urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72668,Unknown,,,,287
73432,75135,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Burial B82: Globular urn base (Globular urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72669,Unknown,,,,287
73433,75136,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B84: Inverted fragmentary urn in fairly fine fabric. One horizontal and several vertical ribs. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72670,Unknown,,,,287
73434,75137,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B85: Medium coarse urn with seven vertical ribs below one horizontal. Contained bones and a little black ash and one fragment of an accessory vessel. (Barrel urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72671,Unknown,,,,287
73435,75138,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial �B86: Inverted medium coarse urn. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72672,Unknown,,,,287
73436,75139,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial B87: Inverted medium coarse urn. (Barrel urn),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72673,Unknown,,,,287
73437,75140,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial B88: Upright medium coarse urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72674,Unknown,,,,287
73438,75141,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial B89: Coarseware urn in pit of black earth containing well-preserved cremation. Accessory vessel probably associated with slight foot-ring to base. Not illustrated. (Bucket urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72675,Unknown,,,,287
73388,75142,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B11: Large pot with incised zigzags above the shoulder, similar to EBA decoration but not in technique. Six fragments of an overfired accessory vessel inside. (Cornish influence? Calkin 1962) (Deverel-Rimbury hybrid + accessory vessel)",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Other,Inside larger urn,,,Pottery,72625,Unknown,,,,287
73389,75143,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B17: Coarse urn with slightly finer accessory vessel. Overfired and distorted and probably reburnt. (Deverel-Rimbury + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Other,Within larger urn,,,Pottery,72626,Unknown,,Unknown,,287
73391,75144,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Burial B22: Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,Over urn,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72628,Unknown,,,,287
73392,75145,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B23: Coarse urn with slightly finer accessory vessel. Both covered by capstone (accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72629,Unknown,,,,287
73392,75146,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72629,Unknown,,,,287
73393,75147,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Accessory vessel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72630,Unknown,,,,287
73393,75148,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72630,Unknown,,,,287
73394,75149,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B26: Medium coarse urn with single frag from an accessory vessel. With capstone. (Barrel urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72631,Unknown,,,,287
73394,75150,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72631,Unknown,,,,287
73395,75151,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B27: Small heavily overburnt vessel, probably accessory, found with 27a, consisting of a base only. Both were found below area of black ash and a few bones under a capstone, with nothing to suggest that they had been buried whole. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,72632,Unknown,,,,287
73395,75152,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72632,Unknown,,,,287
73396,75153,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B29/30/31: Medium coarse urn with capstone. In the same pit of black earth as 30 and 31, which are probably accessory vessels (one sandy vessel, another corky vessel - walls and base only). Wonkey pot (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72633,Unknown,,,,287
73396,75154,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B29/30/31: Medium coarse urn with capstone. In the same pit of black earth as 30 and 31, which are probably accessory vessels (one sandy vessel, another corky vessel - walls and base only). Wonkey pot (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72633,Unknown,,,,287
73396,75155,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72633,Unknown,,,,287
40131,75156,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,2 ox molars with inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,2 ox molars placed by head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72676,British Museum,,,,817
40131,75157,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel - actually perfect in craftsmanship; above inhumation; beautifully decorated . Plaited cord decoration (Kinnes and Longworth 1985: 84) 9.2cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Above inhumation on grave fill ,,,Pottery,72676,British Museum,1198,,,817
73400,75158,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B37: Urn similar to Burial 87 with accessory vessel similar to Burial 40a. Not illustrated. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72637,Unknown,,,,287
73403,75159,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B40: Medium coarse urn with accessory vessel (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72640,Unknown,,,,287
73407,75160,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B44: Fragments only, in heavily blackened material and covered by capstone and with accessory vessel 44a. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72644,Unknown,,,,287
73407,75161,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Capstone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72644,Unknown,,,,287
73408,75162,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B46: sherd of accessory vessel 46a: One sherd of accessory vessel, of black ware with little if any grit. Line of wedge-shaped incisions below flat rim. Bowl/cup-shaped.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72645,Unknown,,,,287
73420,75163,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Burial B66: Covered with circular ironstone capstone.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72657,Unknown,,,,287
73421,75164,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B67: one small fragment of accessory vessel. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72658,Unknown,,,,287
73424,75165,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B72: accessory vessel 72a, of corky ware, red and reburnt.  (Cornish influence? Calkin 1962) (Deverel-Rimbury hybrid + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Other,In larger urn,,,Pottery,72661,Unknown,,,,287
73425,75166,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Burial B74: accessory vessel 74a, of corky ware, red and reburnt. Not illustrated. (Barrel urn + accessory vessel)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Other,Inside larger urn,,,Pottery,72662,Unknown,,,,287
73427,75167,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B77: Coarseish urn including rim. With accessory vessel (fragmentary) 77a. (Deverel-Rimbury urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72664,Unknown,,,,287
73434,75168,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B85: one fragment of an accessory vessel. (Barrel urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72671,Unknown,,,,287
73438,75169,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial B89: Coarseware urn in pit of black earth containing well-preserved cremation. Accessory vessel probably associated with slight foot-ring to base. Not illustrated. (Bucket urn + accessory vessel),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72675,Unknown,,,,287
40132,75170,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Tooth combed Beaker at head with barley impression .11.9cm tall. N/NR. Placed in front of face (Clarke 1970: No. 1199/1311 (Kinnes and Longworth 1985: 84),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face,,,Pottery,40106,British Museum,1199,,,1129
40132,75171,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,0.6m N of head of female. N1/D. Dec E & I with twisted cord (I) & tooth-comb stamp(E) 17cm tallNote this Beaker is decorated both internally and externally (Kinnes and Longworth 1985: 84)(Clarke 1970: No. 1201/1313),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed 0.6m N of the head,,,Pottery,40106,British Museum,1201,,,1129
73440,75172,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Calkin (1962, 11) M20: Urn found in 1936 by men digging gravel about 100m NNW of the barrow. The ware is red or reddish-brown, but the core and interior surface are black in places, with a moderate amount of coarse grit; only fragments remain and these in a very crumbly condition, whilst much of the surface has perished. Everted rim with a double internal moulding, and two ridges and girth grooves between neck and shoulder. Ornament of stamped crescents or horseshoes on the rim and the three ridges, and apparently forming a swag pattern on the neck; two rows of crescents inside the rim. RHM.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,20050,Unknown,,,,1128
73441,75173,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Calkin (1962, 13) M26: This vessel is roughly biconical, with an everted rim, bevelled internally, a pronounced shoulder and a slightly expanded foot. Cord ornament of herringbone on the neck with four horizontal lines above and below; also four continuous lines inside the rim. The ware is reddish-brown, well-fired and has a black core. The vessel contained the cremated remains of an infant.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72679,Unknown,,,,287
40132,75174,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,At face. Tooth-comb decoration & herringbone and lattice. 20.5cm tall- very large + elaborate . N3(Clarke 1970: No. 1309),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,72677,British Museum,1200,,,1129
40141,75175,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Vessel sherds (but not Collared urn per se) scattered in grave fill; also 2 Beaker sherds - disturbed ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Scattered about on grave fill ,,,Pottery,71029,British Museum,1592,,,824
20245,75176,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Lower Close, Latch Farm>: E/MBA - urn or food vessel of Wessex type ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72680,Unknown,,,,1128
20245,75177,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"<Lower Close, Latch Farm>: E/MBA -  a scraper ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint (Uncertain/Unspecified),72680,Unknown,,,,1128
73442,75178,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Primary burial PIT 2: EBA tripartite [collared] urn located on a shelf on the south-east side of the burial pit, containing the cremated bones of two children. No further details available.Longworth 1984: 185, pl 228e. No, 400. Secondary Series Form IA. Upright Collared Urn containing the 2 cremated children. 21cm tall and 15.8cm mouth diameter. Undecorated Quite small and undecorated - associated with fact that it contains children? ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contains the two chilldren ,,,Pottery,"72681, 72682","Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,287
73443,75179,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Primary burial Pit 3: Burnt oak coffin, hollowed from a single, large oak � probably cleft in half",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],72683,Unknown,,,,287
73443,75180,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Presence indicated by the concentration and clear separation of the cremated bone, together with the presence of a pin to fasten the material together.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),72683,Unknown,,,,287
73443,75181,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"A bronze ' awl' found with the bones may have served as a pin to fasten this material together. The latter was placed definitely outside the mass of bones, and not embedded amongst them (Piggott 1939, 173).Calkin (1962, 48) describes this item as a �simple pin, of square cross-section but reduced by corrosion to a rod with no point remaining�.Analysis of the awl showed it had 67.6% cu & 28% tin which is really very high! (Desch 1938: 183)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Fastener for bag containing the body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72683,Unknown,,,,287
40145,75182,,Jewellery,,,88,Ear/Hair Ornament (Other),,"Two bronze earrings or basket ornaments at ears/ shoulders on either side Narrow strip of bronze; chevrons and punch marks, indented edges . 3.2cm",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,By ear,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],40177,British Museum,1222,,,828
40156,75183,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large cinerary (Collared) urn; broken in half. Longworth doesn't mention this one ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72684,Unknown,,,,1132
20065,75184,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Drewitt Burial 1 (Fig.1 Calkin 1951): Urn with over hanging rim, ornamented with zigzag on collar, and short oblique lines on shoulder ; also two bands inside rim. Decoration throughout of twisted cord impressions. Found near barrow on Hillbrow, apparently 6ft. deep. 1910.Secondary Series Collared Urn Form IA. Quite small, only 13.2cm tall and 12.8cm in diameter. Twisted cord hurdle decoration on the collar. Contained cremation",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72685,British Museum,1927.7-4.5,,,
73451,75186,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Fig. 4. Bucket urn with four lugs. H.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72687,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,
73452,75187,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 4 ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72688,Unknown,,,,
73453,75188,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 5,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72689,Unknown,,,,
73454,75189,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 6,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72690,Unknown,,,,
73455,75190,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 7,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72691,Unknown,,,,
73456,75191,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 8,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72692,Unknown,,,,
73457,75192,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Fig. 10. Globular urn with two zones of lightly tooled ornament, and five rows of diagonal stabs. Eight rudimentary handles pierced vertically. H.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72693,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,
73458,75193,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Fig. 11. Urn decorated with zigzag between bands of horizontal lines. Four vestigial handles. Belonging to globular family, but with abnormal features, viz. : (i) Ware non-vesicuiar. (ii) Incurving rim. (iii) Ornamentation executed with a sharp tool. H.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,72694,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,
73459,75194,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Fig. 12 and PI. no 4. Urn with two sharply cut horizontal grooves. Ware similar to the last (Fig. 11). H.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72695,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,
73460,75195,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 12: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72696,Unknown,,,,
73461,75196,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 13: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72697,Unknown,,,,
73462,75197,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 14: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72698,Unknown,,,,
73463,75198,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 15: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72699,Unknown,,,,
73464,75199,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 16: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72700,Unknown,,,,
73465,75200,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 17: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72701,Unknown,,,,
73466,75201,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 18: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72702,Unknown,,,,
73467,75202,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 19: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72703,Unknown,,,,
73468,75203,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 20: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72704,Unknown,,,,
73469,75204,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 21: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72705,Unknown,,,,
73470,75205,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 22: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72706,Unknown,,,,
73471,75206,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 23: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72707,Unknown,,,,
73472,75207,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 24: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72708,Unknown,,,,
73473,75208,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 25: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72709,Unknown,,,,
73474,75209,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 26: No record beyond Drewitt's diaries/mention in passing in Calkin 1951 - recorded here as simple urned cremation.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72710,Unknown,,,,
73450,75210,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Drewitt Burial 2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72686,Unknown,,,,
73480,75215,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Large bucket urn.Rim slightly expanded, flat-topped, and ornamented with a rowof slanting notches on its outer edge cut with a sharp knife. Colour medium brown, rough surface, paste badly baked and containing a small quantity of grit. There is a long crack on one side with repair holes. This crack took place before the urn was buried, and illustrates the softness of the pottery even when new, The whole urn is oval in cross-section, the crack occurring at one of the apices; and the flatter sides of the urn show broad depressions corresponding to the position of the hands of the person who carried it at the time of the flattening and cracking of the urn. One depression is near the rim, while that on the opposite side is near the base.(mend holes)",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72716,British Museum,,,,
40166,75220,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot - smaller than the other with bands of horizontal line decoration. FP Beaker. (C;larke 1970: No 1333). ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,71131,Hull and East Riding Museum,240.42,,,860
72202,75221,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,red deer antler and deer vertebrae ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Associated with cremated bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],71169,Unknown,,,,877
73485,75222,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Pig bones with secondary crouched inhumation; placed at head ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Place  in front of face ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72722,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,886
73485,75223,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary Food Vessel accompanying secondary crouched inhumation; in front of face (condition may be due to plough),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,in front of face ,,,Pottery,72722,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,886
73487,75224,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"An atypical specimen of the globular variety. Rim missing. Concave neck, rudimentary shoulder, and sharply curving sides Row of shallow and small finger-tip impressions above the shoulder. Dark brown, rough surface, paste gritty and friable.This urn had originally an over-lapping crack on one side near the base, causing a considerable amount of distortion. The crack has been rectified with the result that, in the restored specimen, there is now a widely open crack on the opposite side.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72723,British Museum,,,,
73488,75225,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Barrel urn. Rim expanded, flat-topped, and rounded at the outer edge. Neck concave, separated by an angular moulded fillet from the convexly sloping sides. Row of finger-nail impressions immediately below the rim. Colour dark brown, surface fairly smooth paste - gritty and friable.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72724,British Museum,,,,
73489,75226,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Barrel urn, most of the walls of which had been disturbed by cultivation. Rim expanded and ornamented on the outer edge with a row of finger-tip impressions. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72725,British Museum,,,,
73490,75227,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"This urn is represented by only a few fragments near the base, and it is impossible to determine its form.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72726,British Museum,,,,
73491,75228,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),This urn was badly crushed and but little remained of it. It was of the barrel variety and originally stood upright.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72727,British Museum,,,,
73492,75229,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bucket-shaped urn, rim missing. Sides straight and tapering to base. A thick and irregularly made horizontal moulding ornamented with a row of deeply impressed finger-tip impressions. Above this moulding the sides are continued in the same plane as the portions below it. Colour medium brown, surface rough and uneven, paste friable and slightly gritty.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72728,British Museum,,,,
73493,75230,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"A fencing post had been driven in against the side of this urn and had so much damaged it by allowing water to run into the [pit] that beyond stating that the urn was of the barrel type and that it originally stood upright, little can be said.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72729,British Museum,,,,
73494,75231,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Barrel urn with everted rim and slightly convex sides. It was too much disintegrated to restore properly, and the original condition of the outer surface is difficult to ascertain. The walls are thick, the colour medium brown, the paste very friable and almost free from grit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72730,British Museum,,,,
72230,75232,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel between Burial B & C & poss associated with both. Undecorated ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back ,,,Pottery,71241,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,906
73495,75233,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,'portion of leg of an animal' beside the body,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72731,Unknown,,,,921
73495,75234,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,Large Quantity of Jet Beads 206 jet beads' jet necklace ;  placed around neck ,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Head,Above neck ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],72731,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,921
40242,75235,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel containing cremation. Decorated and 14cm tall ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,40208,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73496,75236,,Flint tool,,,18,Arrowhead,Barbed,Barbed arrowhead,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,With disturbed inhumation in mound ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73732,Unknown,,,,922
73497,75237,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel transitional Collared Urn; straight sided with neck decorated,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,By body but no further detail ,,,Pottery,72733,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73498,75238,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Several flint flakes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72734,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73499,75239,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,FV bowl - transitional /collared urn; straight sided; upper body decorated with zigzags/ lattice,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72735,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73500,75240,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72736,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73501,75241,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel a little behind the back of Burial 1,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Behind head ,,,Pottery,72737,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73501,75242,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Large marked necked Food Vessel at head of burial 4; decorated upper neck & rim,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,72738,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73501,75243,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Large marked necked Food Vessel at head of burial 4; decorated upper neck & rim,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,In front of face ,,,Pottery,72739,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73502,75244,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,By knee ,,,Pottery,72740,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
73502,75245,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Serrated flint blade by skull of 14,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Next to skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],72741,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,922
72272,75247,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint plano-convex knife at face. broken at butt. 5.4cm long & 3.9cm wide,N/a,Almost complete,Used,On side,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71298,British Museum,1617,,,935
73503,75248,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Beautiful Food Vessel, well-made; highly decorated and with 4 pierced lugs; 3 bands herring-bone dec. 10.8cm tall",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72742,British Museum,1615,,,935
72276,75249,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel at feet ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,71307,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,944
72284,75250,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Crushed Food Vessel with inhumation; very finely decorated and well-made; zigzag & line dec (M fig. 377). Food vase 15cm tall. Only decorated on upper part of vessel- chevronz at carination. Decorated with incised lines on thick interior lip,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed by knees ,,,Pottery,71325,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,967
72284,75251,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,lower portion of a Food Vessel on east side of grave ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,On E side of grave - deliberately broken and only lower part kept for grave ? ,,,Pottery,71325,Unknown,,,,967
73504,75252,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Roughly built slightly larger Food Vessel - made up from 5 clay coils. Only dec on rim. 12.5cm tall (M fig. 376). Corrugated and clearly made up of five separate bands of clay (coil built or ring built but not slab built) ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Head,By skull ,,,Pottery,72744,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,968
73504,75253,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel with two slight grooves,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Hands,,,,Pottery,72745,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,968
72287,75255,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Well made decorated Collared Urn with reticulated decoration and oval impressions.Well made decorated Collared Urn with reticulated decoration and oval impressionsGreenwell (1887: 281) <containing the burnt bones of a young person. This vessel, in shape like fig. 61, and of good form and manufacture, is 11  in.high, 9 in. wide at the mouth, and 3  in. at the bottom. The rim, which is 2 in. deep, has upon it a reticulated pattern placed between double encompassing lines. The lip of the rim has on the outside one encircling line, and on the inside two, of oval impressions; below those on the inside is an encircling line, immediately below which is a band of loops, each l  in. deep and   in. wide, forming a series of arches, having below them an encircling line similar to that above. Below the rim are five encompassing lines, rather irregularly placed, and below these lines a row of oval marks encircles the urn. The pattern, except that made by the oval marking, is due to impressions of twisted thong.>Twisted cord lattice and horizontal lines & row of jabs on shoulder. 28.5cm tall. (Longworth 1984: No. 676). Primary Series Western style  Form IB. ",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,71337,British Museum,1149,,,972
73505,75256,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,rather coarse and roughly made Food Vessel with child; twisted thong/cord impressions and raised rib. 16.2cm tall ,N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed in front of face ,,,Pottery,72746,British Museum,1596,,,974
40053,75259,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with inhumation - now in private collection ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72748,Unknown,,,,1140
73507,75263,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn vessel containing child cremation and a pygmy vessel and a wolf tooth ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72749,Yorkshire Museum,,,,1132
73507,75264,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Pygmy vessel inside larger vessel. Small biconical  oval cup only c. 4.3cm tall and mouth 3.5cm wide Hallam 2015: fig. 18).  Internally there are small blackened inclusions that have the appearance of charcoal. There are no perforations and the rim is softly rounded as is the widest diameter. The base is small and flat. (Hallam 2016: 356)Undecorated ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Inside Collared Urn with cremation ,,,Pottery,72749,Yorkshire Museum,1947.1064,,,1132
73507,75265,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Perforated wolf tooth in pygmy pot - likely a pendant or bead,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In miniature urn- perforated wolf tooth (pendant?) ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],72749,Yorkshire Museum,,,,1132
73490,75275,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"P. 15a: [accessory] vessel found with another (P. 15b) together with P. 16 close under a modern trackway. The weight of wheeled traffic had caused much crushing of the vessels. Rim flat-topped and some parts pushed over by the hand that flattened it. Walls straight and tapering to the base. Colour dark brown, texture rough, paste contains a considerable quantity of grit. Depth of [pit] c. 0.6m.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72726,British Museum,,,,
73490,75276,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"P. 15b (fig. 8): [accessory] vessel found with P. I 5 a and P. 16. Rim flat-topped and slightly expanded, the sides having a strongly convex curve. No ornament. Colour reddish-brown, surface rough, badly baked, pastegritty.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72726,British Museum,,,,
50012,75277,,Pot,,,147,Pot,Carinated Bowl,Fragments of an Early Neolithic pot with finger-impressed decoration (one of six smashed pots from the chamber) (Windmill HIll Ware) ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1142
50012,75278,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Two fine barbed and tanged arrowheads from the chamber ; both complete ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,In the chamber ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,1142
50012,75279,,Pot,,,147,Pot,Carinated Bowl,Fragments of an Early Neolithic pot with finger-impressed decoration (one of six smashed pots from the chamber) (Windmill HIll Ware) ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,Disturbed in chamber ,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1142
50012,75280,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,Clay pendant 4cm oin diameter at entrance of tomb - central hour-glass perforation (similar to pendant from Ty Isaf) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Indirect,In chamber/cist,At entrance to tomb ,,,Clay,,Unknown,,,,1142
20197,75281,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"B28 obj: Upright Biconical urn. Large, plain urn. Potentially damaged by the insertion of later burial B38.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72767,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73510,75282,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B31 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Fingertip impressions 5cm below rim; two opposed oval lugs. Crushed base due to the process of being ground down into the cremation deposit.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Pottery,72768,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73511,75283,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"B38 obj: Upright Biconical urn. Three, irregularly positioned lugs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72769,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73512,75284,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"B46 obj: Upright DR bowl/accessory vessel. Plain, badly crushed bowl with two lugs. Positioned directly beneath slab from stone setting.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,72770,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73513,75285,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"B47 obj: Upright Globular urn. Four, small circular lugs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72771,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73514,75286,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),B48 obj: Upright Globular urn. Five longitudinally perforated lugs. Badly crushed (upon deposition - missing rim frag in urn?).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,multiple (cremation),Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73515,75287,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"B49 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Small, soft, decayed and badly distorted in shape.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72773,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73516,75288,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B54 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Four lugs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72774,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73517,75289,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B58 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Cracked and missing 2/4 lugs - one probably lost prior to burial.,N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72775,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73518,75290,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B62 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Fingertip decoration and two large opposed circular lugs. Completely intact and undamaged.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73519,75291,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),B24 obj: Inverted Globular urn. Four roughly opposed lugs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72777,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73520,75292,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,B25 obj: Inverted Biconical urn. Crushed by the weight of the capstone. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72778,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73521,75293,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B40 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Fingertip decoration. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Pottery,72779,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73522,75294,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"B52 obj: Inverted Bucket urn. Small, with two opposing ear-like lugs. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72780,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73523,75295,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B61 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Slightly mishapen and badly decayed in places with single lug.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72781,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73524,75296,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B5 obj: Upright Bucket urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72782,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73525,75297,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),B6 obj: Upright Dev-Rim urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72783,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73526,75298,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B10 obj: Upright Bucket urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72784,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73527,75299,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B12 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Fingertip decoration interrupted by low circular lug.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72785,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73528,75300,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B15 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Four oval lugs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72786,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73529,75301,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),B16 obj: Upright Globular urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72787,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73530,75302,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B20 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Two opposed lugs. Pot stood on top of cremated remains.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Pottery,72788,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73531,75303,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"B22 obj: Inverted Bucket urn. Irregular fingertip decoration, two opposed lugs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72789,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73532,75304,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B27 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Fragments of vessel with oval lug and fingertip decoration.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72790,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73533,75305,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B34a obj: Upright Bucket urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72791,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73534,75306,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"B36 obj: Inverted Bucket urn. Fingertip impressions, four oval lugs, base truncated",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72792,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73535,75307,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B41 obj: Inverted Bucket urn. Two small lugs. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72793,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73536,75308,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),B44 obj: Upright Globular urn. Three lugs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72794,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73537,75309,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B45 obj: Upright Bucket urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72795,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73538,75310,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"B50 obj: Inverted Bucket urn. Potentially buried with the base already damaged. Four lugs, fingertip decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72796,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73539,75311,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B51 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Badly damaged (not clear when).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72797,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73540,75312,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B53 obj: Upright Bucket urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72798,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73541,75313,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B57 obj: Upright Bucket urn. Base only.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72799,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
10181,75314,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Large, single, sub-rounded piece of white quartz apparently placed deliberately along the outside of the east side of the cist",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,"Large, single, sub-rounded piece of white quartz apparently placed deliberately along the outside of the east side of the cist",,,Quartz/Quartzite,72801,Unknown,,,,1143
73520,75315,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Puddingstone capstone (lid/grave marker). Clearly associated directly with grave B25,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72778,Unknown,,,,248
73527,75316,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Other associations: Possible decayed/disintegrated secondary urn (inverted) (circular clay disc and 30 small, decayed sherds) (recorded as additional urn)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72785,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73514,75317,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Other associations: Bronze frag. - potentially a decayed metal ornament placed with the bones as grave goods (Peterson 1981, 117)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],multiple (cremation),Unknown,,,,248
73533,75318,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),B34b obj: Upright Bucket urn. Contained sparse bone frags.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72803,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
73533,75319,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),B34c obj: Dev-Rim urn? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72791,Dorset County Museum,,,,248
20229,75321,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Base of thin walled barrel urn with vertical ribs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72805,Unknown,,,,277
73542,75322,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Lower half of barrel urn with eight vertical ribs,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72806,Unknown,,,,277
73543,75323,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Inverted barrel urn (rim only),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72807,Unknown,,,,277
73544,75324,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Inverted barrel urn (rim and base fragments),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72808,British Museum,,,,277
73545,75325,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Truncated bucket urn with fingertip decoration (rim only).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72809,British Museum,,,,277
73546,75326,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),No further details available.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72810,Unknown,,,,277
73546,75327,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,'A bluish-white [flint] flake'.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint (Uncertain/Unspecified),72810,Unknown,,,,277
73552,75328,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Knocker (1959) Urn 4 (fig. 7): This um, standing against the east face of the stone, was a barrel urn with a plain girth cordon below the missing rim. It was unusually tall, and made of smooth brown ware containing much flint grit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72813,Russell Cotes Museum (Bournemouth),,,,279
73553,75329,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Knocker (1959) Urn 5 (fig. 6): Mr. Calkin has described this urn as an unusually squat example of a barrel um. It had a marked shoulder bulge and seemed to be a local form. The ware was coarse, grey, well-fired ware with large flint grits, the surface being dark brown, speckled with grit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72814,Russell Cotes Museum (Bournemouth),,,,279
73554,75330,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Knocker (1959) Urn 9 (fig. 8): Rim and upper part only. Shallow shoulder formed by finger impressions occurring below the rim. The ware was chocolate brown in colour and contained much fine grit. Mr. Calkin, commenting upon this urn, remarks that it is bucket-shaped and is perhaps a hybrid, since fine ware is not usually found in bucket urns.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72815,Russell Cotes Museum (Bournemouth),,,,279
73555,75331,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Urn 11 (fig. 8): Only the lowest 15cm of this urn remained. It was probably originally a barrel um, with vertical applied cordons on that portion of the walls which still remained. The walls were thin and the ware dark brown outside and black inside, containing little grit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72816,Russell Cotes Museum (Bournemouth),,,,279
20168,75334,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Large barrel-urn. The urn had a six-rayed wheel pattern in relief on the inside of the base.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72817,Unknown,,,,238
20168,75335,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Smaller urn/accessory vessel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72817,Unknown,,,,238
20173,75336,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Grinsell's (1959) Wimbourne St Giles Barrow 18, Oakley Down:  Perforated antler; perforated at stem.Polished roe deer top with distinct bend in shaft, probably from abnormal growth. All surfaces are polished and smoothed, also blunted/worn at the proximal end. Necked effect at proximal end; perforation part way down shaft. Possible soft hammer or drumstick? (Woodward and Hunter 2015, 129-30)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed at head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],72818,Devizes Museum,"1896, No. 198",,,
73556,75337,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Wimbourne St Giles Barrow 18, Oakley Down: no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72820,Unknown,,,,
73557,75338,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Wimbourne St Giles Barrow 18, Oakley Down: no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72819,Unknown,,,,
20178,75339,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Wimbourne St Giles Barrow 14: Inverted urnColt-Hoare (1812: 241) describes this as a rudely baked urn, but neatly formed, and it covered an almost complete interment of cremated bonesNot listed in Longworth (1984)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Covered the cremation which was almost complete -protected rather than contained it ,,,Pottery,72821,Unknown,,,,1147
20178,75340,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Grinsell's (1959) Wimbourne St Giles Barrow 14: Jawbone of a cow placed on top of the inverted base of the urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Jawbone of a cow placed on top of the inverted base of the urn ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72821,Unknown,,,,1147
20183,75341,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Flat tanged bronze awl c. 25mm long, 3-4mm in diameter and circular in section.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),72822,Unknown,,,,
20183,75342,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Stone or pottery bead,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72822,Unknown,,,,
73558,75343,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Inverted [MBA] cinerary urn. Barrel urn with two applied horseshoes of clay and a pair of holes made in the rim before firing. Inner surface of base decorated with fingertip decoration.The base of the urn had fallen/been pushed in.(Parke 1955, 39-40)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72823,Unknown,,,,
73560,75344,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Inverted [MBA] cinerary urn. Base pushed or fallen in. A pair of holes was made just beneath the rim before firing. $ small lugs.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72824,Unknown,,,,
73559,75345,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Inverted [MBA] cinerary urn. Fragmentary urn with a square rim and a band of fingertip decoration on the shoulder. One pierced sherd (mend hole?) The base is missing.,N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72825,Unknown,,,,
73561,75346,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's (1959) Wimborne St Giles barrow 4: Inverted [MBA] urn with 11 rivet holes.,N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72827,Unknown,,,,
20186,75347,,Pot,,,160,Pot,Polypod Bowl,Grinsell's (1959) Wimborne St Giles barrow 4: A small four-footed handled vase. Polypod vessel 9cm tall and 11.5cm mouth diam. It has one tiny lug on side and small horizontal groove around the neck ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed near head of the two N-S crouched inhumations ,,,Pottery,"72829, 72830",Devizes Museum,191,,,
20186,75348,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Grinsell's (1959) Wimborne St Giles barrow 4: A black bead. This is likely a jet bead ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),,Devizes Museum,,,,
20186,75349,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's (1959) Wimborne St Giles barrow 4: A bronze dagger placed with the two inhumations ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Devizes Museum,191,,,
20214,75350,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"This urn, estimated at about 9 inches in height, with a rim diameter of 7 inches, had around its upper part shallow horizontal 'finger-tip' flutings, below which were combed diagonals on the shoulder. It was of thin, hard, vesicular ware, and, as far as could be seen, dark reddish-brown in colour",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72832,Unknown,,,,267
20216,75351,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Grinsell (1959) Studland Barrow 9: Handled cup of fine red wareHandled small Beaker or incense cup ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Placed under the arm ,,,Pottery,72833,Unknown,,,,1151
73562,75352,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell (1959) Studland Barrow 9: Parts of urn, probably [MBA], covered by stone slab",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72834,Unknown,,,,1151
73562,75353,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Stone slab,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72834,Unknown,,,,1151
20226,75354,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),One of five [MBA] urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74378,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,1152
20226,75355,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),One of five [MBA] urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74378,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,1152
20226,75356,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),One of five [MBA] urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74378,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,1152
73563,75357,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Grinsell's (1959) Wimborne St Giles barrow 4: A well-baked [MBA] urn found with a few burnt bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72835,Unknown,,,,
20187,75358,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: ""flower-pot shape, height 9 3/8"" having a beaded rim and two lugs below it.""",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75359,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75360,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75361,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75362,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75363,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75364,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75365,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75366,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75367,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75368,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75369,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75370,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75371,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75372,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Somerset County Museum,,,,241
20187,75373,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn 5 3/4"" high and 5"" wide of reddish clay with four small knobs",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.3,,,241
20187,75374,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn 9"" high and 6"" wide unornamented",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.3,,,241
20187,75375,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: urn of flower pot shape with finger indentations 10"" high and 7"" wide at maximum",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74377,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.3,,,241
20187,75376,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Suckton Quarry (Grinsell's Portland Barrow 1)>: black urn 7"" high and 4 1/2"" wide with two small knobs remaining ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74377,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.3,,,241
20226,75377,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),One of five [MBA] urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74378,Unknown,,,,1152
20226,75378,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),One of five [MBA] urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74378,Unknown,,,,1152
20252,75384,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"Square of organic material, possibly leather, potentially a covering for the urn?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Beside urn,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),72836,Unknown,,,,294
20254,75385,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Preston Sewerage, Dorset: MBA urn, No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,295
20260,75386,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bestwall Quarry R249: Simple base of a straight sided vessel (Ladle and Woodward 2009, 228-9, fig. 152)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20058,Unknown,,,,
20261,75387,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),"Miniature vessel with a simple rim. The vessel had been inverted in the pit and the base of the pot had been destroyed by ploughing in antiquity (Ladle and Woodward 2009, 239-40, fig. 161)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,20059,Unknown,,,,
20298,75388,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"The lower half of a bucket urn (Ladle and Woodward 2009, 239-40, fig. 161)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72840,Unknown,,,,325
73065,75389,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Fig. 8, No. 8. Rim of a bucket urn about 9 inches in diameter from the primary burial of Barrow A. The rim is flattened and the fabric is dark in colour with dark grog and flint filler.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72841,Dorset County Museum,,,,1044
20148,75390,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Calkin (1962, 11 fig.3) urn M19: The ware is hard, with a small amount of angular grit; the core and interior surface are black, but the exterior appears to be coated with a buff-coloured slip. The collar has a pronounced overhang, and the shoulder is ridged. The collar is ornamented with horizontal chevrons sharply incised, and the ridges are picked out with neatly impressed ovals, possibly made with the fingertip; the interior of the collar has an unusual double moulding, with a vertical chevron incised on the upper one.Longworth 1984: 187. No. 425. Pl 68aBig vessel - 43cm tall and 38cm mouth diameter. Linear impressed herringbone on the collar and vertical finger tip decoration on the two neck ridges. Or kept at Salisbury Museum, Pitt Rivers Collection; and Christchurch. ?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72842,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,232
73583,75393,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 14, Deverel Barrow: no further info",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72844,Unknown,,,,1059
73613,75394,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Rimbury (Woodward 1981):  Small Beaker (c. 108mm high) decorated with filled triangles in three zones (Clarke's British Style d).Long necked Beaker of late southern type ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Behind body,Y,,Pottery,72845,Dorset County Museum,,,,
73613,75395,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Rimbury (Woodward 1981):  160 mm high. Bar chevron and reserved lozenges design with zones of basic European-type diagonal lines/bands of herringbone decoration. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Torso,Behind body by pelvis,Y,,Pottery,72845,Dorset County Museum,,,,
73613,75396,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Rimbury (Woodward 1981): Simple cu-alloy awl with circular cross-section (c. 32mm long).,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72845,Unknown,,,,
20192,75397,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Rimbury (Warne 1866): A small urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72847,Unknown,,,,
73617,75398,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 1: Urn of unknown typeIt is likely a Collared Urn or Biconical Urn. It had 2 perforated lugs and was slightly bulging in collar/ profile. IT was 420mm tall and was 320mm mouth diameter. Otherwise plain ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72852,Unknown,"18,920,901.21",,,1042
72901,75399,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 1: One of two stone amulets (presumably represented by the gypsum disc from Durden's Barrow 1 in the British Museum) Said to have been cut from marble ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72848,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
72901,75400,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 1: One of two stone amulets (presumably represented by the gypsum disc from Durden's Barrow 1 in the British Museum)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72848,Unknown,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73614,75401,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 2: Wessex Biconical Urnlightly ornamented and 270mm tall and 270mm rim diameter. Perforated lugs ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72849,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73615,75402,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 3: Wessex Biconical Urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72850,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73616,75403,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 4: Wessex Biconical Urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72851,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
72901,75404,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46a, Burial 5: Wessex Biconical Urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72848,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73618,75405,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 1: small 'drinking cup'. Identified in the BM as a food vessel",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72854,British Museum,"18,920,901.23",,,1042
73619,75406,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 2: with animal bones",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72855,Unknown,,,,1042
73620,75407,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burials 3-6 (recorded together here in the absence of contextual information): One of two 'drinking cups'Potentially Calkin's (1967, 133) Inverted plain 'sub-biconical' urn? BM accession no. 1892,0901.222",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73620,75408,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burials 3-6 (recorded together here in the absence of contextual information): One of two 'drinking cups'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1042
73621,75409,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 7: complete biconical urn with applied horse-shoe handles and perforated lugs",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72860,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73621,75410,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 7: a bead of rolled sheet bronze.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),72860,British Museum,"18,920,901.23",,,1042
73622,75411,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 8: Wessex Biconical UrnBic. 2 small vertical perf handles and 2 lugs. Inverted (Calkin 1967, 133) ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72861,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73622,75412,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 8: small bone pin (in the British Museum). ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72861,British Museum,"18,920,901.22",,,1042
73623,75413,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 9: Wessex Biconical Urn?Bic. Cordon, 2 lugs and 2 rows of knobs. Raised cross on base. Said to hold 13 gals. Inverted and mouth plastered with clay (Calkin 1967, 133)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72862,British Museum,"18,920,901.23",,,1042
73624,75414,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 10: MBA urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72863,Unknown,,,,1042
73625,75415,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 11: MBA urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72864,Unknown,,,,1042
73626,75416,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 12: MBA urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72865,Unknown,,,,1042
73627,75417,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46b, Burial 13: MBA urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72866,Unknown,,,,1042
73628,75418,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46c, Burial 1: one of two biconical urns from this burial.Biconical urn with two lugs found on its side (Calkin 1967, 133)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,N,,Pottery,72867,British Museum,"18,920,901.23",,,1042
73628,75419,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46c, Burial 1: fragments of a large, coarsely decorated ?biconical urn (now missing)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72867,Unknown,,,,1042
73633,75424,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46d, Burial 1: biconical urn with a cordon with horseshoes below in the BM's Durden Collection: 1892,0901.245. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72873,British Museum,"18,920,901.25",,,1042
73634,75425,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46d, Burial 2: Bucket urn with perforations on either side of a crack as if to bind it together (mend holes).",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72874,British Museum,"18,920,901.24",,,1042
73635,75426,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46d, Burial 3: biconical urn with 2 lugs and 2 horseshoes  from the BM's Durden collection: 1892,0901.247",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72875,British Museum,"18,920,901.25",,,1042
73636,75427,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46e, Burial 1: Inverted collared urn.NOTE Longworth 1984: 181 records this as  a Collared Urn. Secondary Series SE style Form IB. No 36337cm tall with twisted cord decoration on the collar, and roughly scored chequerboard pattern on the neck & body; twisted cord horse shoes on shoulder",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72876,Dorset County Museum,1965,,,1043
73636,75432,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46e, Burial 1: 'a splendid dagger in bronze' with an 'exquisitely finished' bone handle (Warne 1866 cpf no. 21, 17)5 riveted grooved dagger with well-preserved bone handle. 30cm long This one was lost in a fire; it had a bone handle ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",72876,Dorset County Museum,,,,1043
73637,75435,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 88) Bere Regis Barrow 8c: globular [MBA] urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72877,British Museum,"18,920,901.25",,,1156
73637,75436,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Grinsell's (1959, 88) Bere Regis Barrow 8c: a thin slab of green sandstone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72877,Unknown,,,,1156
73638,75437,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 88) Bere Regis Barrow 8c: A second urned cremation associated with Deverel-Rimbury pottery.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72878,Unknown,,,,1156
20202,75438,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial 6021: Rim and body sherds from a bucket-shaped vessel. Poorly fired with a slight cordon and only two of the probable four original lugs remaining.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72879,Unknown,,,,254
73639,75439,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial 6023: Rim and body sherds from a bucket-shaped vessel. Poorly fired with a simple rounded rim.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72880,Unknown,,,,254
73641,75440,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Burial 6336: Rim/body sherds from a thin walled globular vessel with shallow horizontal corrugations below the rim.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,72882,Unknown,,,,254
73640,75441,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Burial 6334: Rim and body sherds from a bucket-shaped vessel. Fairly well fired and plain.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72881,Unknown,,,,254
20202,75442,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,"Burial 6021: Charred remains of legume, plantain, and lady's mantle. Possibly the remains of food or an accompaniment to the body.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Charred Plant Remains,72879,Unknown,,,,254
73547,75444,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial XIII/Pot 13_gg: Probable barrel urn. Rim missing. Band of oval impressions on upper body. Variably fired. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72884,Unknown,,,,278
73548,75445,,Pot,,,248,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Miniature vessel/cup),Burial XXIII/Pot 46_gg: Low vessel (DR bowl?) in a sandy fabric. Variably fired. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72885,Unknown,,,,278
73549,75446,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial XXIV/Pot 47_gg: Lower body sherd from a badly damaged vessel. Form not identified. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72886,Unknown,,,,278
73550,75447,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn), Burial XXVI/Pot 49_gg: Well made barrel urn. Rim missing. Simple grooved decoration below rim.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72887,Unknown,,,,278
73551,75448,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Burial XXVIII/Pot 53_gg: Upper portion of a barrel urn. Variable firing. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72888,Unknown,,,,278
73642,75449,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial XXXV/Pot 101_gg: Body sherds from a vessel of unknown form. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72889,Unknown,,,,278
73643,75450,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial XXXVIII/Pot 69_gg: Base and lower body of a DR urn. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72890,Unknown,,,,278
73644,75451,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial XXXIX/Pot 71_gg: Sherds of an upright DR urn. Grass impressions on surface. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72891,Unknown,,,,278
73645,75452,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn), Burial XLII/Pot 77_gg: Upright globular urn with grooved decoration. Burial XXVIII/Pot 53,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72892,Unknown,,,,278
73646,75453,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Burial XLV/Pot 81_gg: Base and lower body of a DR urn. Extremely fragile. Two refitting grooved and four ungrooved sandstone fragments SF205,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72893,Unknown,,,,278
73646,75454,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,Two refitting grooved and four ungrooved sandstone fragments SF205,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Sandstone,72893,Unknown,,,,278
20234,75455,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Moordown Redbreast (1873): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72895,Unknown,,,,
73647,75456,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Moordown Redbreast (1873): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74275,Dorset County Museum,,,,
73648,75457,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Moordown Redbreast (1923): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72897,Unknown,,,,
73649,75458,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Moordown Redbreast (1923): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72898,Unknown,,,,
73650,75459,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Moordown Redbreast (1923): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72899,Unknown,,,,
73651,75460,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Moordown Redbreast (1923): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72900,Unknown,,,,
73652,75461,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Moordown Redbreast (1923): No further info,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72901,Unknown,,,,
20165,75462,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Stephen's Castle, Verwood: The urn was covered with a slab of sandstone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Sandstone,72902,Unknown,,,,236
20051,75463,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"White Horse Hill: A barrel-shaped urn, probably upright, ornamented with chevron pattern (probably [MBA]), which crumbled to dust on exposure. It could be a Collared Urn as the rim had chevron pattern, and was only slightly barrel-shaped ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72903,Unknown,,,,1460
73653,75464,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Worgret Heath Arne Barrow 10a: urn with a cross on the interior of the base,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74383,Unknown,,,,322
20290,75465,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Worgret Heath Arne Barrow 10a: A small urn ornamented with fine prominent circles,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72905,Unknown,,,,322
73653,75466,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Worgret Heath Arne Barrow 10a: urn covered with an unhewn flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74383,Unknown,,,,322
73653,75467,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Worgret Heath Arne Barrow 10a: urn covered with an unhewn flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74383,Unknown,,,,322
73584,75468,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury (Warne 1866): upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72906,Unknown,,,,
73585,75469,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72907,Unknown,,,,
73586,75470,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72908,Unknown,,,,
73587,75471,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72909,Unknown,,,,
73588,75472,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72910,Unknown,,,,
73589,75473,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72911,Unknown,,,,
73590,75474,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72912,Unknown,,,,
73591,75475,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72913,Unknown,,,,
73592,75476,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72914,Unknown,,,,
73593,75477,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72915,Unknown,,,,
73594,75478,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72916,Unknown,,,,
73595,75479,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72917,Unknown,,,,
73596,75480,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72918,Unknown,,,,
73597,75481,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72919,Unknown,,,,
73598,75482,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72920,Unknown,,,,
73599,75483,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72921,Unknown,,,,
73600,75484,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72922,Unknown,,,,
73601,75485,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72923,Unknown,,,,
73602,75486,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72924,Unknown,,,,
73603,75487,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72925,Unknown,,,,
73604,75488,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72926,Unknown,,,,
73605,75489,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72927,Unknown,,,,
73606,75490,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72928,Unknown,,,,
73607,75491,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72929,Unknown,,,,
73608,75492,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72930,Unknown,,,,
73609,75493,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72931,Unknown,,,,
73610,75494,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72932,Unknown,,,,
73611,75495,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72933,Unknown,,,,
73612,75496,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury: no further details,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72934,Unknown,,,,
73584,75497,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone covering both urns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
73585,75498,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72907,Unknown,,,,
73586,75499,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72908,Unknown,,,,
73587,75500,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72909,Unknown,,,,
73588,75501,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72910,Unknown,,,,
73589,75502,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72911,Unknown,,,,
73590,75503,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72912,Unknown,,,,
73591,75504,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72913,Unknown,,,,
73592,75505,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72914,Unknown,,,,
73593,75506,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72915,Unknown,,,,
73594,75507,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72916,Unknown,,,,
73595,75508,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72917,Unknown,,,,
73596,75509,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72918,Unknown,,,,
73597,75510,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72919,Unknown,,,,
73598,75511,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72920,Unknown,,,,
73599,75512,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72921,Unknown,,,,
73600,75513,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72922,Unknown,,,,
73601,75514,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72923,Unknown,,,,
73602,75515,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72924,Unknown,,,,
73603,75516,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72925,Unknown,,,,
73604,75517,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72926,Unknown,,,,
73605,75518,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72927,Unknown,,,,
73606,75519,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72928,Unknown,,,,
73607,75520,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72929,Unknown,,,,
73608,75521,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72930,Unknown,,,,
73609,75522,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72931,Unknown,,,,
73610,75523,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72932,Unknown,,,,
73611,75524,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72933,Unknown,,,,
73612,75525,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Rimbury (Warne 1866): thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72934,Unknown,,,,
73584,75526,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Rimbury (Warne 1866): upright urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,72935,Unknown,,,,
73655,75527,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Brooch - one of two found at her shoulders. Presumably decorating an item of clothing.Colchester brooch with a perforated catchplate. Traces of possible textile fragments preserved in iron rust around the head of the brooch.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Shoulders,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Brass], Textile",72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75528,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Brooch - one of two found at her shoulders. Presumably decorating an item of clothing.Colchester brooch with a perforated catchplate. Bow decorated with an incised chevron pattern. A Dorset derivative from Colchester and 'strip brooch' types, current in the years around the Roman conquest.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Shoulders,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75529,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Shoulder of mutton, at least 3-3.5 years old at the time of death. Position disturbed by metal-detectoring but probably positioned at her waiset or behind her back.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75530,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Most of a young pig (<1 year old), probably placed in front of the woman (distubed by the metal-detectorist).Fragments of the head, legs and pelvis were identified but not the vertebrae. Knife marks on the distal shaft of the left radius suggest that the pig was jointed before deposition.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In front of and over the chest,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75531,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Pottery bowl, placed at the woman's heels.Carinated bead rim bowl with three evenly-spaced applied vertical ribs surrounded by small impressed dots, and a footring base.Durotrigian fineware (BBW1 from Wareham/Poole Harbour)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,Y,,Pottery,72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75532,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Mirror, placed decorated face upwards on the woman's waist/chest.Traits in keeping with the 'western mirror school': large size (probably designed for suspension); multi-loop handle; 'three-stroke basketry' engraving; crescent-rings and peltae.'The Portesham craftsman was not fully in control of the outlines or of the detail of the basketry' (Lowery and Savage in Fitzpatrick 1997, 64)Made of high tin bronze.<Joy 2010, 157>: Wear marks on bottom section of terminal loop. The nodes linking the loops on the handle are polished (decorated side only). There is a potential mismatch between the mirror plate and handle (replaced?). The lower section of the second bottom loop on the handle is corroded.",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Waist or chest,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75533,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Iron knife, still within its sheath, placed next to the mirror terminal. It's exact position in the grave is not known but it may have caused the iron staining on the mirror.Fragmentary small tanged knife together with the remnants of a leather sheath.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Next to mirror?,,,"Iron, Leather",72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75534,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): a brooch was pinned through the terminal loop of the mirror.Intricate brooch decorated with applied zoomorphic decoration. Wings decorated with panels of incised linear decoration. Perforated catchplate with incised decoration on the base. The applied curvilinear decoration on the bow probably represents the head of a beast. It is thought to be pre-Conquest in date but is of a very rare type.,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Waist or chest,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Brass],72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75535,,Container,,,222,Pan,,Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): a very fragile copper alloy pan with a decorated handle which probably held a strainer (now decayed?). Placed behind the woman's back.Fragments from just one vessel of a well-known Toman type two-vessel strainer set. Dot and circle decoration on the handle and a pair of opposed swans' heads on the terminal (a feature of provincial versions of this type). Used either for cooking or for straining drink.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75536,,Other,,,73,Cosmetic Set,,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): a toilet set or chatelaine, fojnd at the woman's waist, possibly originally suspended from a girdle or attached to the terminal loop of the mirror.Two pairs of tweezers and an ear scoop with a terminal loop for attaching it to a suspension ring. Simple moulded and incised decoration on the larger pair of tweezers. The ear scoop has a decorated shank.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75537,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Pottery bowl, one of two placed behind the woman's back.High shouldered jar with a bead rim and a wedge-shaped base.Durotrigian fineware (south-west Dorset BBW1b)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind body,,,Pottery,72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
73655,75538,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Portesham Farm mirror burial (Fitzpatrick 1997): Pottery bowl, one of two placed behind the woman's back.Jar base plus 16 further sherds, probably from a third vessel deposited as a grave good but potentially disturbed by metal detecting.  Smith in Fitzpatrick 1997 also represents the possibility that the refitting sherds were added as fragments (55, see also Alington Avenue burials).Durotrigian fineware (south-west Dorset BBW1b)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind body,,,Pottery,72936,Dorset County Museum,,,,1158
20272,75539,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Burial pit 79 (Smith et al. 1993): 27 sherds from a small, straight sided bucket urn with a single row of fingernail impressions just below the rim. Base missing (so potentially inverted or otherwise deposited as fragments).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,72937,Unknown,,,,
20272,75540,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,A single fragment of charred sheep or pig bone was found with the cremated human bone,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72937,Unknown,,,,
73659,75541,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Poundbury Farm Urn 4350: Deverel-Rimbury bucket urn. c. 50% of the rim is missing. Finger impressed applied cordon.,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained both bodies,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1162
73659,75542,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Poundbury Farm Urn 4099: Upper half of Deverel-Rimbury bucket urn. Possible post firing repair (a number of small, irregularly arranged holes were drilled through the wall below the rim post-firing). (mend holes)",N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1162
73660,75543,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 31 (Wheeler 1947, 349): fineware bowl (dated to c. AD 25-50)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,72940,British Museum,,,,
73661,75544,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 36/Skeleton T4 (Wheeler 1947, 349): The legs and ribs of a lamb were found over his right pelvis.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,pelvis,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72941,British Museum,,,,
73662,75545,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 36/Skeleton T6 (Wheeler 1947, 349): Wheel-turned Belgic pot with bead-rim, chevron decoration and pedestal base inverted above feet.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Feet,,Y,,Pottery,72942,British Museum,,,,
73663,75546,,Weaponry,,,195,Sling Shot,,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 37/Skeleton T10 (Wheeler 1947, 349): Two slingstones beside the skull, one by the legs, one by the left shoulder.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,"beside skull, legs and left shoulder",,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72943,British Museum,,,,
73664,75547,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 38/Skeleton T11 (Wheeler 1947, 349): Ox bones were found in the grave fill above his head. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72944,British Museum,,,,
73665,75548,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 39/Skeleton T12 (Wheeler 1947, 349): Wheel-made pot with countersunk handle on side above skeleton in grave fill.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,72945,British Museum,,,,
73666,75549,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 41/Skeleton T20 (Wheeler 1947, 350): Bead-rim pot with footring immediately to the east of the head, lying on its side with the mouth to the east. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,72946,British Museum,,,,
73667,75550,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 45/Skeleton T26 (Wheeler 1947, 350): Half a pig's head on LHS of skull.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72947,British Museum,,,,
73668,75551,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 46/Skeleton T27 (Wheeler 1947, 350): Spiral bronze toering amongst the feet bones.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72948,British Museum,,,,
73669,75552,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 47/Skeleton T28 (Wheeler 1947, 350): Square grave cut, round the edge of which were large iron coffin nails.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,"Iron, Wood [Oak]",72949,Unknown,,,,
73670,75553,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 48/Skeleton T29 (Wheeler 1947, 350): Iron arrowhead in the grave, SE of skull in a position suggesting that the shaft had been held in the hands.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,shaft held in the hands,,,Iron,72950,British Museum,,,,
73672,75554,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Burial 49/Skeleton(s) P2 (Wheeler 1947, 357): pottery 'mug' (a bead rim tankard) was found by the right wrist.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Pottery,72951,British Museum,,,,
73673,75555,,Other,,,70,Coin,,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Burial 50/Skeleton(s) P5: A British bronze coin was found in the grave fill.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72952,British Museum,,,,
73674,75556,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P6: Class 1 bead-rim bowl by the left humerus (M.C. fig. 72, No. 171).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Pottery,72953,British Museum,,,,
73675,75557,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P7 and P7a: One of two Class 1 bead-rim bowls (M.C. fig. 72, Nos.172-3). (M.C. 352 and pl. LIIC and D)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72954,British Museum,,,,
73676,75558,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P9: Forequarter of lamb held in the left hand. (M.C. 353; pl. LVIIB),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72955,British Museum,,,,
73677,75559,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P14: Double iron ring on the 3rd and 4th fingers of the left hand (M.C. fig. 92, No.5)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,72956,British Museum,,,,
73678,75560,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P18: Decorated Class 2 footring bowl immediately in front of the face (M.C. Fig. 72, No.187) (M.C. 353)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in front of face,,,Pottery,72973,British Museum,,,,
73679,75561,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P19: Class 1 bead-rim bowl inverted above the right shoulder (M.C. Fig. 72, No.174). (M.C. 353; pls. LVA and LIXA)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Head,above right shoulder,,,Pottery,72958,British Museum,,,,
73680,75562,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P20: Sheep bones by the right hand and on the chest. (M.C. 353-4; pl.LIXB),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72959,British Museum,,,,
73681,75563,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: One of four Class 1 bead-rim bowls (M.C. fig. 72, Nos.175-8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,72960,British Museum,,,,
73682,75564,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P24-5: Class 1 bead-rim bowl by the femur (M.C. fig. 72, No.179). (M.C. 354)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,72961,British Museum,,,,
73683,75565,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) 26-7: Iron bracelet on the left wrist (M.C. fig. 92, No.9). (M.C. 354-5 and pls. LIVD and LXIA)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,72978,British Museum,,,,
73684,75566,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P28: Ox bone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72963,British Museum,,,,
73685,75567,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P36: Class 1a bead-rim bowl; Class 9 pottery lid (M.C. fig. 72, Nos. 182 and 184). (M.C. 355)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72964,British Museum,,,,
73686,75568,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P30: Spiral bronze toe ring on right foot (M.C. fig. 92, No.3), (M.C. 355 and pl.LVB)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72965,British Museum,,,,
73687,75569,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P33: Shale armlet on right arm (M.C. fig. 92, No.10) (M.C. 355)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],72966,British Museum,,,,
73688,75570,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P34: Class 1 bead-rim bowl by right elbow (M.C. fig. 72, No. 181)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Pottery,72967,British Museum,,,,
73689,75571,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P40: Class 2 bead-rim bowl (M.C. Fig. 72 , No.186). (M.C. 356)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72968,British Museum,,,,
73690,75572,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery other skeleton(s): Pottery vessel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,British Museum,,,,
73691,75573,,Tool,,,103,Gouge,,Maiden Castle pit burials Skeleton(s) T17: A bone gouge.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72970,British Museum,,,,
73672,75574,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Burial 49/Skeleton(s) P2: On the big toe of the right foot a bronze spiral ring.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72951,British Museum,,,,
73669,75575,,Clothing,,,265,Footwear,,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 47/Skeleton T28 (Wheeler 1947, 350): Smaller boot nails were found near the feet.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,72949,British Museum,,,,
73669,75576,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 47/Skeleton T28 (Wheeler 1947, 350): The headless skeleton of a lamb lay under the pelvis and vertebrae ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72949,British Museum,,,,
73669,75577,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Maiden Castle 'peacetime' cemetery Burial 47/Skeleton T28 (Wheeler 1947, 350): A young dog had be buried east of the body near the skull (and probably outside of the coffin) in the filling of the grave.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72949,British Museum,,,,
73675,75579,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P7 and P7a: One of two Class 1 bead-rim bowls (M.C. fig. 72, Nos.172-3). (M.C. 352 and pl. LIIC and D)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,72954,British Museum,,,,
73677,75580,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P14: Leg of lamb in the left hand. (M.C. 353; pls. LIVB and LVIIIB),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72956,British Museum,,,,
73679,75581,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P19a: Spiral bronze ring on the smallest toe of the left foot (M.C. Fig. 92, No.2)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72976,British Museum,,,,
73679,75582,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P19a: Leg of mutton on the chest. (M.C. 353 and pl.LIXA),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72976,British Museum,,,,
73681,75583,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: One of four Class 1 bead-rim bowls (M.C. fig. 72, Nos.175-8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,72960,British Museum,,,,
73681,75584,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: One of four Class 1 bead-rim bowls (M.C. fig. 72, Nos.175-8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,72960,British Museum,,,,
73681,75585,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: One of four Class 1 bead-rim bowls (M.C. fig. 72, Nos.175-8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,72960,British Museum,,,,
73681,75586,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: Class 9 pottery lid (M.C., fig. 72, No.183)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72960,British Museum,,,,
73681,75587,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: Iron axe-head,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,72960,British Museum,,,,
73681,75588,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: iron knife,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,72960,British Museum,,,,
73681,75589,,Other,,,249,Ear scoop,,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P22-3: bronze ear scoop,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72960,British Museum,,,,
73682,75590,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P24-5: Class 1 bead-rim bowl (M.C., fig. 72, No.180)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,72977,British Museum,,,,
73682,75591,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P24-5: Ox skull by the head. (M.C. 354),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72977,British Museum,,,,
73684,75592,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P28: Plain bronze finger-ring in grave filling (M.C. fig. 92, No.4). (M.C. 355 and pl.LXIB)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72963,British Museum,,,,
73685,75593,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P36: Class 9 pottery lid (M.C. fig. 72, Nos. 182 and 184). (M.C. 355)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,72964,British Museum,,,,
73688,75594,,Clothing,,,252,Dress Fastener,,"Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P34: fragmentary iron dress-fastener by left shoulder (M.C. Fig. 92, No.10a)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,left shoulder,,,Iron,72967,British Museum,,,,
73688,75595,,Weaponry,,,195,Sling Shot,,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery Skeleton(s) P34: two sling stones. (M.C. 355 and pls. LVC and LXIIIB),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72967,British Museum,,,,
73690,75596,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Maiden Castle 'war' cemetery other skeleton(s): dog skull. (M.C. 356),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,British Museum,,,,
73692,75597,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,Maiden Castle pit burials Skeleton(s) from pit Q4: shale armlet,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],72971,British Museum,,,,
73692,75599,,Tool,,,116,Loom Weight,,Maiden Castle pit burials Skeleton(s) from pit Q4: a chalk loomweight,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chalk,72971,British Museum,,,,
73692,75600,,Weaponry,,,195,Sling Shot,,Maiden Castle pit burials Skeleton(s) from pit Q4: 117 slingstones.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72971,British Museum,,,,
10180,75601,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 3018: Iron involuted brooch recovered from backfillStead (1991, 222): Deeply involuted with a mock coil spring and cylinder rivet. The foot may have been surmounted with an ornamental stud.There were patches of mineralised textile on both sides of the brooch - potentially the edge of a cloak pinned by the brooch.Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10948; Trethellan Farm, Grave 3018. burial in backfill of grave suggesting later disturbance; Condition complete; Type/subtype: 2C/2Cb; Probable prod. date (BC): 240-110; Materials: Iron, n/a, n/a; Current location: Unknown; Catalogue details/accession no.: n/a/n/a",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,"Iron, Textile",72982,Unknown,,,,1166
73693,75602,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2358: Bronze brooch recovered from northern end.Stead (1991, 224): Corroded cu-alloy La Tene III brooch. Four coil spring with internal chord. Flat bow, tapering slightly to a solid catchplate, decorated with deeply incised lines on the outside.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,on grave floor,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74459,Unknown,,,,1166
73694,75603,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 3053: Bronze brooch recovered from backfill.Stead (1991, 224): Cu-alloy La Tene III brooch. Four-coil spring, internal chord, a rod bow, chamfered and tapering towards the foot, and an open catchplate.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74460,Unknown,,,,1166
73695,75604,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2145: one of three bronze rings recovered from northern end, close to where head would be.Stead (1991, 226) object 201: Fragment of circular bronze finger ring. D-shaped in section with a slightly polished outer edge.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Found close to position of head but assoc'd directly with finger bones,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72985,Unknown,,,,1166
73696,75605,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2182: Bronze brooch recovered from the chest region.Stead (1991, 224): Cu-alloy penannular brooch with s-shaped terminals, spiralled at the ends.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Worn on body,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72986,Unknown,,,,1166
73697,75606,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2142: Bronze brooch recovered from the northern end, close to the head of the adult.Stead (1991, 227): Fragments of a poorly-preserved bronze brooch found on the floor of the grave. Only the catchplate, broken pin, and pieces of the bow were identifiable.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Close to head,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72987,Unknown,,,,1166
73698,75607,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2184: sub-rectangular burial pit, aligned N-S. Single inhumation burial of an adult male with two dental abscesses. Bronze brooch recovered from northern end close to neck.Stead (1991, 222): Cu-alloy early La Tene II brooch - corroded and broken. Six-coil spring, external chord, and a long, flat foot with notches at the end. Originally the terminal would have clasped the bow but the sides of the clasp have broken away.",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72988,Unknown,,,,1166
73699,75608,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2140: Bronze brooch recovered from the northern end of the grave close to the head.Stead (1991, 224): Cu-alloy early La Tene II/III brooch with coral inlay. 11-coil spring with external chord, wrapped around a cylinder-rivet with neatly rounded ends. On the end of the foot there is a circular setting with a disc of coral attached by a cu-alloy rivet.Possible trace of textile on the lower side of the spring, pin and foot.",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,close to head,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Textile, Coral/Shell [Coral]",72989,Unknown,,,,1166
73695,75610,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2145: one of three bronze rings recovered from northern end, close to where head would be.Stead (1991, 226) object 200: Fragment of circular bronze finger ring. D-shaped in section with a slightly polished outer edge. One end has a point which suggests that it may not have been a closed circle.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Found close to position of head but assoc'd directly with finger bones,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72985,Unknown,,,,1166
73695,75611,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2145: one of three bronze rings recovered from northern end, close to where head would be.Stead (1991, 226) object 202: Fragment of circular bronze finger ring. D-shaped in section.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Found close to position of head but assoc'd directly with finger bones,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72985,Unknown,,,,1166
73697,75612,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"Nowakowski (1991) Burial 2142: Iron spiral ring recovered from the northern end, close to the head of the adult.Stead (1991, 226): Iron spiral ring comprising a single piece of circular wire which has been twisted three times into a tight spiral. Its rounded terminal ends rest at the same point on the outer face of the ring and are on the same plane. Traces of mineralised textile were identified all over the ring - coarse-fibered yarns, possibly from a cloak or tunic. Potentially either a finger ring or a cloak fastener.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Close to the head but with textiles attached - potentially either a clothes fastener or finger ring.,,,"Iron, Textile",72987,Unknown,,,,1166
72959,75614,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Davies et al. (2002, 30) Grave 1582: a smooth gravel pebble.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72992,Unknown,,,,307
72961,75615,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Davies et al. (2002, 34-5) Burial 305/Pit 1482: a clay ball",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Clay,72993,Unknown,,,,307
72961,75616,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Davies et al. (2002, 34-5) Burial 305/Pit 1482: an iron pin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Iron,72993,Unknown,,,,307
72961,75617,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"Davies et al. (2002, 34-5) Burial 305/Pit 1482: articulated (and also gnawed) lamb bones",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72993,Unknown,,,,307
10135,75619,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,"The skull rested upon a white rectangular quartz-rich stone, which had the appearance of a �pillow�.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,72826,Unknown,,,,1167
10135,75620,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"A number of small water-rounded quartz pebbles were recovered from immediately around the body and from the disturbed fill of the cist. Based on burial evidence from elsewhere in Cornwall, these might have been purposefully placed into the cist, around the body (Jones 2009-10, 74).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Around body,,,Quartz/Quartzite,72826,Unknown,,,,1167
10229,75622,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<HER site description, Cape Cornwall>: 'the remains of urn. Patchett (1944) says the cist contained two unburnt skulls and a lba class g deverel-rimbury degenerate bucket urn, height of urn 6 17/32ins, diamter 2 9/10ins'.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1169
10241,75624,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<Hartgroves and Harris 1985, Craig a Bella>: The part of the vessel which survives is undecorated. The fabric is coarse, though any inclusions are small. The walls of the pot are just over 10 mm thick, but the base is 30 mm deep. The urn as excavated survived to a height of some 0.20 mm; if it was the traditional biconical shape, it might have stood something like 0.40 m high. There is no sign of any handle. The single sherd found about two metres away could have come from the now vanished upper half of the urn. It is of the same fabric and colour, and decorated with two rows of round indentations, 4 mm in diameter, very regular in shape, made with a rounded point. One row seems to mark a slight carination. There could well be other decoration not seen on this one sherd. The decoration on the single sherd is not a common one in the Cornish Bronze Age. There are however a few examples ... both of which were previously attributed to Patchett's (1944) Class G, of 'late Bronze Age' date.Lower half of an urn ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,10002,Unknown,,,,403
10262,75625,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Granite slab placed beneath the urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Granite,73000,Unknown,,,,1171
10260,75626,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Nowakowski et al 2007, Gwithian (Phase 3/Site GM/X and IX/Pit 1)>: poorly oxidised animal bone (pyre goods)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73001,Unknown,,,,406
73701,75627,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Nowakowski et al 2007, Gwithian (Phase 3/Site GM/X and IX/Pit 2)>:unburnt animal bone (sheep? incidental or deliberate inclusion? light worn & chalky appearance, charcoal stained); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73002,Unknown,,,,406
73702,75628,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"<Nowakowski et al 2007, Gwithian (Phase 3/Site GM/X and IX/Pit 3)>:  1.8g ?antler/animal bone (?pyre goods); slightly chalky & charcoal stained.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73003,Unknown,,,,406
10260,75630,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,"<Nowakowski et al 2007, Gwithian (Phase 3/Site GM/X and IX/Pit 1)>: 28.9g burnt & u/b sea shell",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73001,Unknown,,,,406
73701,75631,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,"<Nowakowski et al 2007, Gwithian (Phase 3/Site GM/X and IX/Pit 2)>:11g burnt & u/b sea shell",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73002,Unknown,,,,406
10162,75632,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1977, Burial 38>: bronze wire ring headed pin (fig. 30 no. 6)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73005,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73704,75633,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"<Whimster 1977, Burial 43>: bronze ring (fig. 30 no. 7)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73006,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73705,75634,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),"<Whimster 1977, Burial 44>: a 'kind of pearl earring' (now lost).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Unknown,73007,Unknown,,,,1172
73706,75635,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"<Whimster 1977, Burial 46>: bronze ring",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73707,75636,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1977, Burial 47>: 'Bronze bangle' (fig. 30 no. 4)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73009,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73708,75637,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"<Whimster 1977, Burial 55>: bronze ring (fig. 30 no. 10)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73010,Unknown,,,,1172
73709,75638,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1977, Burial 55>: a frog skeleton, found near the mouth (Bullen, 159-62 and fig. 21).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73011,Unknown,,,,1172
73710,75639,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of a matched pair of Pyrennean brooches with massive disc-ornamented feet and bilateral skeumorphic spring bars (Whimster 1977 fig. 30 no. 1).Both of these brooches 'has as its principal element a high arched bow, sharply returned foot and long skeuomorphic bilateral spring-bar with knobbed terminals. The enlarged decorative disc was cast separately and then rivetted to the bulbous foot. The pins of both brooches are now missing, but one in position at the time of excavation swung from the false spring-bar by means of a simple ring-swivel. In addition to the cast grooves on the terminal disc, each brooch is decorated with a series of fine spinal ridges running the length of the bow.' (Whimster 1977, 77)Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10273; Harlyn Bay, Burial - in cist with brooch 10274; Condition incomplete; Type/subtype: 2K/K; Probable prod. date (BC): 280-200; Materials: Copper Alloy, n/a, n/a; Current location: Royal Cornwall Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: n/a/n/a",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73708,75640,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1977, Burial 55>: iron bracelet (fig. 30 no. 12)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73010,Unknown,,,,1172
73710,75641,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: <Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of a matched pair of Pyrennean brooches with massive disc-ornamented feet and bilateral skeumorphic spring bars (Whimster 1977 fig. 30 no. 2).Both of these brooches 'has as its principal element a high archedbow, sharply returned foot and long skeuomorphic bilateral spring-bar with knobbed terminals. The enlarged decorative disc was cast separately and then rivetted to the bulbous foot. The pins of both brooches are now missing, but one in position at the time of excavation swung from the false spring-bar by means of a simple ring-swivel. In addition to the cast grooves on the terminal disc, each brooch is decorated with a series of fine spinal ridges running the length of the bow.' (Whimster 1977, 77).Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10274; Harlyn Bay, Burial - in cist with brooch 10273; Condition incomplete; Type/subtype: 2K/K; Probable prod. date (BC): 280-200; Materials: Copper Alloy, n/a, n/a; Current location: Royal Cornwall Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: n/a/n/a",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75642,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: thin bronze wire bracelet (Whimster 1977 fig. 30 no. 5)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75643,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: flat bronze strip, possibly from a bracelet (Whimster 1977 fig. 30 no. 8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75644,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: a flat bronze strip decorated with an infilled pair of incised wavy lines of unknown purpose (Whimster 1977 fig. 30 no. 9).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75645,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: heavily corroded iron object, probably the bow and foot of a Pyrennean brooch  (Whimster 1977 fig. 30 no. 11)Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10275; Harlyn Bay, Burial - cist; Condition incomplete; Type/subtype: 2K/K; Probable prod. date (BC): 280-200; Materials: Iron, n/a, n/a; Current location: Royal Cornwall Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: n/a/n/a",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75646,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: Kimmeridge shale: fragmentary bracelet of roughly oval section (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 no. 8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75647,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: Kimmeridge shale: fragmentary bracelet of facetted section (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 no. 9)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75648,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (stone) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75649,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (stone) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75650,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (slate) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Slate,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75651,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (slate) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Slate,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75652,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (ceramic) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75653,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (ceramic) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75654,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: spindle whorl (bone) (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 nos. 1-7).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75655,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of two polished slate needles with small basal perforations and thread-worn grooves that suggest their use for manufacturing or repairingfishing nets (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 no. 11).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Slate,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75656,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of two polished slate needles with small basal perforations and thread-worn grooves that suggest their use for manufacturing or repairingfishing nets (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 no. 12).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Slate,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75657,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: polished slate borer (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 no. 13)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Slate,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75658,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: polished slate 'knife' with facetted cutting edge (Whimster 1977 fig. 31 no. 14)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Slate,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75659,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of four triangular plaques, c.5 cms high, found by the mouths of skeletons (slate).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Slate,73649,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75660,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of four triangular plaques, c.5 cms high, found by the mouths of skeletons (slate).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Slate,73649,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75661,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of four triangular plaques, c.5 cms high, found by the mouths of skeletons (slate).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Slate,73649,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
73710,75662,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Whimster 1979, associated objects, 376>: one of four triangular plaques, c.5 cms high, found by the mouths of skeletons (ceramic)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73649,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1172
10163,75664,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Dudley and Jope 1965, Trevone>: Bronze broochThe bronze brooch (fig. 7) is an involute, the most westerly of this specifically British type (fig. 6). Its reverted foot is of La Tene I construction, the tiny projecting knob on the tip of the gently arched foot-disc just touching the bow but in no way attached or lapped against it. On this gently arched foot-disc are corroded traces of engraved pattern, like that on the Islip brooch, but too fragmentary to make coherent. The pinhinge mechanism shows an early stage in development from the simple coiled spring ... the end of the bow has been cast with a knopped loop and a back projection against which the pin presses on closing: the pin has been wound separately outside this loop in two turns with external chord, the whole being lined with a bronze cylinder.Potentially among the earliest of the involute brooches known of in Britain at the time (they dated it to c. 200 BC)Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10516; Trevone, Burial Grave in cliff edge. Same grave as 10633.; Condition complete; Type/subtype: 2C/2Ca; Probable prod. date (BC): 240-110; Materials: Copper Alloy, n/a, n/a; Current location: Royal Cornwall Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: n/a/n/a",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73015,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,391
10163,75665,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Dudley and Jope 1965, Trevone>: iron disc-footed brooch, almost certainly not imported.The foot-disc, though very rusted, is intact and definitive. It has a small bronze central dome, the head of a pin (of oblong section as shown by an X-radiograph). Four settings of vitreous material fixed in an oval of whitish composition were placed diagonally round this dome. Two survive: one is a small strip of blue glass, its structure (seen under a hand-lens) suggesting it has been splintered longitudinally from a broken glass bracelet ... The matrices of the two missing settings suggest that they were similar; the other surviving setting, however, appears to be an irregular lump of striated red enamel (it is of cuprous oxide in a lead silicate glass), and may be a replacement ... The head of the disc projects into a tongue lapping up onto the bow, and a swelling out of the bow under the tongue (and breaks in the corrosion of its top surface) suggest that a rivet has joined this tongue end of the disc-foot to the bow.Adams (2013) Brooch no. 10633; Trevone, Burial Grave in cliff edge. Same grave as 10516; Condition complete; Type/subtype: 2A/2Aa?; Probable prod. date (BC): 275-200; Materials: Iron, n/a, Coral, Glass (Blue and red); Current location: Royal Cornwall Museum; Catalogue details/accession no.: n/a/n/a",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Glass, Coral/Shell [Coral]",73015,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,391
10163,75666,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Dudley and Jope 1965, Trevone>: Iron braceletSome fragments of powdering iron, including a lapped joint (fig. 8) may perhaps represent a spiral ankle- or arm-ring.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,73015,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,391
10163,75667,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Dudley and Jope 1965, Trevone>: shale braceletThe 'shale' bracelet 7.5 cm in internal diameter and of half-round section (fig. 8) is of a type well known from the continent from later La Tene I contexts onwards. The provenance of the shale/lignite is not known.",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,on grave floor near the side of the cist,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),73015,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,391
10163,75668,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"<Dudley and Jope 1965, Trevone>: six large quartz pebbles",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73015,Unknown,,,,391
10207,75669,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Jones and Quinnell 2014, Forrabury, Grave 1>: Just beyond the eastern end of the cut, but clearly associated, was a near complete buried pot of Iron Age date.<Quinnell in Jones and Quinnell 2014>: Small shouldered jar with upright rim and internal bevel. Burnishing on exterior. Made from a mix of local esturine and gabbroic clay. A similar vessel fromTrevelgue (Quinnell 2011) was rc dated to the 8th century cal BC. Buried upright. Part of the rim is missing, probably because it protruded upwards into the plough soil.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74453,Unknown,,,,398
73711,75670,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"<HES 2011, Forrabury, Grave 15>: a slate slab with a small cup-mark visible on it",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,74454,Unknown,,,,398
10204,75671,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: Bronze mirror with decorated back-plate and single-loop handle.<BM description>: Decorated copper alloy mirror, with engraved La Tne style decoration on back and cast handle. The front of the mirror is much pitted with corrosion. the back is decorated in a relatively simple style arranged within two circular areas. There is a border of hatched triangles. The handle has a loop which is contained within a Y-shape beyond a double moulding. The two arms of the Y are attached to the edge of the mirror plate by a rivet on each side. The mirror has a metallic bronze finish and has the appearance of being cleaned in a manner which has removed all traces of patination.<Joy 2010, 152>: A casting flaw on the handle is repaired. A crack in the middle of the RHS of the terminal loop is repaired with bronze.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74385,British Museum,"18,731,011.10",,,1174
10204,75672,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: La Tene III bronze brooch of Nauheim-derived form;",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74385,British Museum,"18,731,011.60",,,1174
10204,75673,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: fragmentary ?bronze brooch;No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74385,Unknown,,,,1174
10204,75674,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: bronze ring, diameter 3.6 cms;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74385,British Museum,"18,731,011.40",,,1174
10204,75675,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: bronze ring, diameter 7.3 cms;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74385,British Museum,"18,731,011.20",,,1174
10204,75676,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: fragments of further bronze ring(s) (lost)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74385,British Museum,"18,731,011.30",,,1174
10204,75677,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: two glass beads;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Glass,74385,Unknown,,,,1174
10204,75678,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Whimster 1981, 366, Trelan Behow>: 'stone implements' (lost).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74385,Unknown,,,,1174
10230,75679,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Fragment of iron of unidentified form (lost); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73279,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1175
10230,75680,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragmentary pottery vessel reconstructed to cylindrical shape' (Truro Mus.).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73279,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1175
10238,75681,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"Bronze scabbard<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>:The scabbard had been placed face down in the grave with the suspension loop uppermost, causing fragmentation of the embedded front scabbard plate when the sword was pulled out of the grave.<Stead in Johns 2002-3>: x-ray of the scabbard chape revealed that it was lightly incised with swirly (La Tene) decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,75682,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"Metal fittings from a wooden or leather shield<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: The shield fittings were only identified after the excavation. The four knobs, presumably from the corners of the shield, were quite closely grouped and spaced equidistantly in the lower, central part of the grave. The position of the fittings suggests that the Bryher shield was probably broken or folded transversely and propped up against the west wall of the cist ... The shield was probably the last object to be placed in the grave.<Hill in Johns 2002-3>: Originally made of wood or treated hide, only the shield�s metal fittings have survived in the Bryher grave.The metal parts of the shield consist of fragments of copper-alloy binding, three clamps and four globular knobs that originally were fixed to the corners of the shield. The shield�s boss and handle were probably made of wood.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,broken or folded transversely and propped up against the west wall of the cist,Y,,"Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified), Leather, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,75683,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Sword belt fittings<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: The sword belt ring was located 50mm south-west of the bottom of the mirror.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,75684,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Tin object<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: The spiral ring and tin object were below the mirror.<Hill in Johns 2002-3>: The object is extremely poorly preserved, the metal badly corroded and fragmented and the object itself crushed beyond recognition. It appears to have been constructed from very thin tin sheeting strips about 3mm wide and was constructed around an almost square wire frame base, 43mm by 46mm. It appears likely that this was a pyramidal or domed object, made from a number of lengths of tin strips, but what the original shape was, whether it was completely sealed, had a lid or was open, is impossible to ascertain. Despite these problems, this is a very important object. There are very few prehistoric objects made from tin; those that are known are almost all of Bronze Age date.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,below the mirror,,,Tin,73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,75685,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: Sheepskin or fleece associated with the sword hilt, potentially representing the remains of a garment or a simple sheepskin wrapper for the sword.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Potentially covering/wrapping the sword,,,Leather,73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
10238,75686,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"<Johns 2002-3, Bryher>: Woven textile, associated with the spiral ring. Goat and small mammal (rabbit or squirrel) hairs were identified. This potentially represents a bag that contained the mirror.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Textile,73018,Isles of Scilly Museum,,,,400
73712,75687,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 366>: Iron object, shaped like a bow-brooch (Lewis, Pl.X,a). This was located at the centre of the cist.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74456,Unknown,,,,1177
73712,75688,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Whimster 1981, 366>: Two small amber beads, diameter 11 mm. and 13 mm. (Lewis, Pl.X,b).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Amber,74456,Unknown,,,,1177
73713,75689,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: One of two fragmentary bronze bow-brooches (Tebbutt 1934, Fig. 3 a and b)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75690,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: One of two fragmentary bronze bow-brooches (Tebbutt 1934, Fig. 3 a and b)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75691,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: iron ring",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75692,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: iron fragment",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75693,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: a bronze fragment",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75694,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: limpet shells",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75695,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Whimster (1981, 377) Old Man Island>: fish bones (present location of finds unknown).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74457,Unknown,,,,1178
73713,75696,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Tebbutt 1934, Old Man Island: Wickerwork or reed matting, lining the cist",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74457,Unknown,,,,1178
10173,75697,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn I>: Recovered from the floor of the burial chamber by Lewis in 1947; potentially sealed and surrounded by the homogenous cremation layer.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75698,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn II>: Recovered from the floor of the burial chamber by Lewis in 1947; potentially sealed and surrounded by the homogenous cremation layer. Noted to be particularly fine with impressed decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75699,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn III>: Recovered from the floor of the burial chamber by Lewis in 1947; potentially sealed and surrounded by the homogenous cremation layer.Separate (possibly erroneous) rc date for this urn from cremated bone in Sawyer 2015 (OxA-26474) - separate grave?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75700,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn IV>: Recovered from the floor of the burial chamber by Lewis in 1947; potentially sealed and surrounded by the homogenous cremation layer. Noted to be particularly fine with impressed decoration.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75701,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn V>: Recovered from the floor of the burial chamber by Lewis in 1947; potentially sealed and surrounded by the homogenous cremation layer.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75702,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn VI>: Recovered from the floor of the burial chamber by Lewis in 1947; potentially sealed and surrounded by the homogenous cremation layer.Separate rc date for this urn from cremated bone in Sawyer 2015 (OxA-26364) - separate grave?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75703,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn VII>: Recovered from a paving stone in a hollow on the floor of the chamber. Potentially the earliest interment.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75704,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn IX>: Recovered from the top of the homogenous cremation layer by O'Neil in 1948.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75705,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn X>: Recovered from the top of the homogenous cremation layer by O'Neil in 1948.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75706,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn XVI>: Recovered from the top of the homogenous cremation layer by O'Neil in 1948.Separate rc date for this urn from cremated bone in Sawyer 2015 (OxA-26365) - separate grave?Contained one of the glass beads.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75707,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 1>: oblate, almost spherical, light greenish-blue glass bead (from within Urn XVI). Burnt but not to an extent which suggests it was included in the pyre.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Glass,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75708,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 2>: fragments of a large, oblate light green glass bead (from within the mixed cremation layer). Burnt but not to an extent which suggests it was included in the pyre.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Glass,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75709,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 3>: cobalt blue glass bead (from within the mixed cremation layer)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Glass,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75710,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 4>: turquoise glass bead (from within Urn XVI) Burnt but not to an extent which suggests it was included in the pyre.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Glass,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75711,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 5>: six rayed faience star bead (from within the mixed cremation layer, close to the base of Urn XVI. The tips of all the rays are either broken or worn - it may not have been in mint condition when it was buried.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Faience,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75712,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 6>: bright turquoise glass bead (unstratified)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Glass,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75713,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 7>: small glass bead (unstratified) potentially fractured soon after (or even before) deposition.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Glass,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
73715,75714,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Burial XVIII>: One of two cremation urns recovered from the cairn mound. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73021,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
73714,75715,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Burial XVII>: One of two cremation urns recovered from the cairn mound. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73020,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75716,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<O'Neil 1952, Bead 8>: turquoise glass bead (unstratified). Potentially deposited as a fragment.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Glass,,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75717,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),"<O'Neil 1952, bronze fragments>: several bronze fragments were recovered from the mixed cremation deposit; one corroded fragment potentially represented an earring (Ashbee 1974, 115)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
73716,75718,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn XIV>: potentially the latest interment and actually contained cremated remains (bones and charcoal). It was undecorated with thick walls and two (poorly fashioned) lugs. The rim has a heavy bevel (28-9).Rc date retrieved from cremated remains associated with this vessel.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73022,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10173,75719,,Pot,,,250,Pot,Scillonian Bronze Age vessel,"<O'Neil 1952, Knackyboy Urn XV>: Context of discovery not known but separate rc date for this urn from cremated bone in Sawyer 2015 (OxA-26368) - separate grave?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73019,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1180
10243,75720,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<HER site description, Constantine Island>: Some sherds of a black hand made pot were found in the cist",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73023,Unknown,,,,1176
10243,75721,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"<HER site description, Constantine Island>: some flint flakes",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73023,Unknown,,,,1176
10243,75722,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"<HER site description, Constantine Island>: a worked piece of quartzite.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73023,Unknown,,,,1176
10178,75723,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"<Dudley 1961, Poynter�s Garden Burial 1>: Flint scraper (Dudley 1961, 227).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73024,Unknown,,,,396
73717,75724,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Dudley 1961, Poynter�s Garden Burial 2>: Fragments of a bronze pin? lay near the body (Dudley 1961, 227).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,near the body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73025,Unknown,,,,396
73717,75725,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Dudley 1961, Poynter�s Garden Burial 2>: fragments of an iron pin found by the neck (Dudley 1961, 227).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,73025,Unknown,,,,396
10176,75726,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 2>: Disc broochBoth brooches were located in the northern part of the grave. Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73026,Unknown,,,,395
73718,75727,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 3>: Aucissa-derived brooch (Ashbee, p.16, fig. 5, 3).Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73027,Unknown,,,,395
73719,75728,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 5>: Small bronze bow-brooch (Ashbee, fig. 5, 5)Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73028,Unknown,,,,395
73720,75729,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 7>: Heavy bow brooch found in front of face (Ashbee, 17-18 and fig. 5, 6)Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in front of face ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73029,Unknown,,,,395
73721,75730,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 10>: One of two bronze bow-brooches, potentially deposited as a pair (Ashbee, fig. 6, 7).Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73030,Unknown,,,,395
73722,75731,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 11>: Large bronze bow-brooch (Ashbee, fig. 6, 9);Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73031,Unknown,,,,395
10176,75732,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 2>: Penannular brooch (Ashbee, fig. 5,  2).Both brooches were located in the northern part of the grave. Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73026,Unknown,,,,395
73718,75733,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 3>: penannular brooch (Ashbee, p.16, fig. 5, 4).Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73027,Unknown,,,,395
73719,75734,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 5>: wheel-turned pottery bowl (Ashbee, fig. 7, 2);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73028,Unknown,,,,395
73719,75735,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 5>: blue glass bead (Ashbee, fig. 6, 10).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Glass,73028,Unknown,,,,395
73721,75736,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 10>: One of two bronze bow-brooches, potentially deposited as a pair (Ashbee, fig. 6, 8).Ashbee (1954, 11) notes regarding the material from this site in general that 'it is not clear whether the brooches were deposited separately, or, as seems more likely, were used as clothing or shroud pins.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73030,Unknown,,,,395
73722,75737,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Ashbee 1954 Porth Cressa Burial 11>: pottery bowl (Ashbee, fig. 19, 1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,73031,Unknown,,,,395
20080,75738,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Joy 2010, West Bay, Bridport>: Bronze mirror handle with some signs of wear to the innermost edge of the terminal ring.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73032,Dorset County Museum,,,,199
20080,75739,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 342>: small bead rim jar (Farrar, pl. IB, fig. 3).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73032,Dorset County Museum,,,,199
20288,75740,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 342>: One of six pottery vessels. Five lying in a line by the side, the sixth between the legs. This vessel described as a Class 7 bead-rim jar (Young 1973 fig. 5 Nos . 1-6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,in a line of five vessels by the side of the body,,,Pottery,20075,Unknown,,,,321
20288,75741,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 342>: One of six pottery vessels. Five lying in a line by the side, the sixth between the legs. This vessel described as a Class 1 bead-rim bowl (Young 1973 fig. 5 Nos . 1-6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,in a line of five vessels by the side of the body,,,Pottery,20075,Unknown,,,,321
20288,75742,,Pot,,,270,Pot,Gaulish Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Whimster 1981, 342>: One of six pottery vessels. Five lying in a line by the side, the sixth between the legs. This vessel described as a cordonned foot-ring bowl (imitation of Samian Drag.24) (Young 1973 fig. 5 Nos . 1-6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,in a line of five vessels by the side of the body,,,Pottery,20075,Unknown,,,,321
20288,75743,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 342>: One of six pottery vessels. Five lying in a line by the side, the sixth between the legs. This vessel described as a shallow foot-ring bowl (Young 1973 fig. 5 Nos . 1-6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,in a line of five vessels by the side of the body,,,Pottery,20075,Unknown,,,,321
20288,75744,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 342>: One of six pottery vessels. Five lying in a line by the side, the sixth between the legs. This vessel described as a shallow foot-ring bowl (Young 1973 fig. 5 Nos . 1-6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,in a line of five vessels by the side of the body,,,Pottery,20075,Unknown,,,,321
20288,75745,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 342>: One of six pottery vessels. Five lying in a line by the side, the sixth between the legs. This vessel described as a shallow platter (Young 1973 fig. 5 Nos . 1-6).",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,between the legs,,,Pottery,20075,Unknown,,,,321
73656,75761,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: Broad iron sword with traces of a wooden sheath and bronze   scabbard binding. Lying on the right side of the skeleton and resting across the right knee (Collis 1972, Fig.2);Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991: A complete iron sword in quite sound condition. Notable for its excessive width and flatness. Although it might seem an ineffective weapon, Lang's 1984 analysis suggested that the edge was hard and tough.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Iron,73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75762,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: Broad iron sword with traces of a wooden sheath and bronze   scabbard binding. Lying on the right side of the skeleton and resting across the right knee (Collis 1972, Fig.2)Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991: Survived on one side only. The cu-alloy mount from the mouth of the scabbard is decorated with a simple moulding with faint traces of a dotted triangular design.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,Y,,"Wood [Oak], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75763,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: 2 iron suspension rings located on either side of the sword, a short distance below the hilt;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Iron,73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75764,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: Iron spearhead lying on the chest;Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991: The blade is flat on one side and rounded on the other. The socket has been simply wrapped and secured with an iron nail. There are traces of wood in the socket.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75765,,Tool,,,104,Hammer,,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: Iron hammer-headStead in Aitken and Aitken 1991: Part of a mineralised wooden shaft survives",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75766,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: La Tene II brooch by right shoulder. Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991: Known as pseudo-La Tene II brooch - has internal chord (like La Tene II brooches) but is a revival dating to the early 1st century AD.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,right shoulder,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75767,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 12>: Circular bronze belthook over right shoulder (described in Aitken 1967 as: on his breast was a fine bronze ring, flatterned on one side and with a bronze stud on it, which could have been used to fasten clothing').Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991: Would presumably have been covered a leather strap.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73727,75769,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 11>: ?Cattle bone on torso?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73038,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73728,75771,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 2>: Yellow glass ring bead;Guido in Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 3: The glass bead is of an annular type found both after and just before the conquest (fig. 12 no. 9).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Glass,73039,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73728,75772,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 2>: joint of pig.Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 3:  left half of pig skull",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73039,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73728,75773,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 2>: joint of horse.Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 3: horse jaw fragment by skull.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73039,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73729,75774,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 2; Whimster 1981 Burial 3>: Durotrigian bowl (Skinner in Aitken and Aitken, 84-5, fig. 12 no. 49). A crudely made hand made bowl, probably made to imitate the finer wheel-made vessels often found in burials/on settlements of this date. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,pelvis,,,Pottery,73040,Unknown,,,,1159
73729,75775,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 2; Whimster 1981 Burial 4?>: Durotrigian jar - very small and of a type usually found in settlement contexts (Skinner in Aitken and Aitken, 84-5, fig. 12, no. 50)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73040,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73730,75776,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 4; Whimster 1981 Burial 4?>: straight sided plain rimmed Durotrigian bowl (Skinner in Aitken and Aitken, 84-5, fig. 12 no. 52). ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73041,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73730,75777,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 4; Whimster 1981 Burial 4?>: Durotrigian jar of a type that commonly occurs in burial (but not in settlement) contexts (Skinner in Aitken and Aitken, 84-5, fig. 12, no. 51). Placed directly above the head.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73041,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73730,75778,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 4; Whimster 1981 Burial 4?>: bones of immature domestic fowl by the right hand. The animal bone report notes that although domestic fowl do not occur widely before the RB period, they were bred and eaten on special occasions prior to this.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73041,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73731,75779,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 6; Whimster 1981 Burial 5?>: one of two Durotrigian bowls positioned to either side of the torso  (Skinner in Aitken and Aitken, 84-5, fig. 12 no. 53)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,73042,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73731,75780,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 6; Whimster 1981 Burial 5?>: one of two Durotrigian beaded rim bowls positioned to either side of the torso (Skinner in Aitken and Aitken, 84-5, fig. 12 no. 54)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,73042,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73731,75781,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 6; Whimster 1981 Burial 5?>: left forelimb of an immature sheep/goat across right leg,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73042,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73732,75782,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 7; Whimster 1981 Burial 6>: Iron bracelet on left wristStead in Aitken and Aitken 1991, fig. 8 no.1, 72: Simple pennanular ring of D-shaped cross-section, similar to examples from the Maiden Castle 'war cemetery'.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,left wrist,,,Iron,73043,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73732,75783,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Whimster 1981, 351-3, Whitcombe, Burial 6>: sheep bones.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73043,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73733,75784,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 5; Whimster 1981 Burial 7?>: unidentified bones were found by the right hand,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73044,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
20303,75855,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grave 7003/MDO37212>: A piece of decorated shale bracelet was found in the filling of the grave; possibly unfinished, it may have been worn by the man, but might also have been displaced by later disturbance.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73056,Unknown,,,,331
20303,75856,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Grave 7003/MDO37212>: Several bones of cattle, sheep/goat and pig were found, and may have been food offerings.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73056,Unknown,,,,331
72903,75857,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Grave 7624/MDO37213>: One of three complete pottery vessels that accompanied this burial, all placed near the head.  The vessel forms are comparable with the late 1st century BC �war cemetery� assemblage found at Maiden Castle, and two of the pots had distinct vertical ribs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73057,Unknown,,,,331
72903,75858,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Grave 7624/MDO37213>: One of three complete pottery vessels that accompanied this burial, all placed near the head.  The vessel forms are comparable with the late 1st century BC �war cemetery� assemblage found at Maiden Castle, and two of the pots had distinct vertical ribs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73057,Unknown,,,,331
72903,75859,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Grave 7624/MDO37213>: One of three complete pottery vessels that accompanied this burial, all placed near the head.  The vessel forms are comparable with the late 1st century BC �war cemetery� assemblage found at Maiden Castle, and two of the pots had distinct vertical ribs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73057,Unknown,,,,331
72903,75860,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Grave 7624/MDO37213>: A number of animal bones were found in the grave, including a group of vertebrae, a cattle femur and a sheep femur with clear butchery marks. These may represent food offerings or the remains of a funeral feast",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73057,Unknown,,,,331
72904,75861,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,<Grave 7053/MDO37218>: A complete necked jar with burnished ware decoration was placed near the head.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73058,Unknown,,,,331
72904,75862,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,"<Grave 7053/MDO37218>: A fossil shell also found in the grave may have been an offering, though these occur naturally.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73058,Unknown,,,,331
72904,75863,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Grave 7053/MDO37218>: The filling of the grave contained 111 sherds of pottery, most Poole Harbour wares, including a late Iron Age bowl/lid with an expanded grooved rim, a type made from the mid-1st century BC. {1}",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73058,Unknown,,,,331
72906,75864,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Grave 7104/MDO37222>: Three blue glass beads were found near the neck suggesting that it may have been female. The beads are of a type that reached England as early as the 6th century BC, and continued in use throughout the Iron Age.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,near the neck,,,Glass,73059,Unknown,,,,331
72907,75865,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grave 7264/MDO37226>: A fragment of an undecorated shale bracelet found in the filling may have been worn by the individual, but had been displaced by later activity. ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73060,Unknown,,,,331
72908,75866,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Grave 7565/MDO37231>: One of two �war cemetery� style bowls in Poole Harbour ware, this one near the head",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73061,Unknown,,,,331
72908,75867,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Grave 7565/MDO37231>: One of two �war cemetery� style bowls in Poole Harbour ware, this one by the knees,",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,73061,Unknown,,,,331
72908,75868,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,<Grave 7565/MDO37231>: bones of a lamb,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73061,Unknown,,,,331
73657,75869,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Cu-alloy Rosette/Thistle type brooch. 15 BC/AD 50/60Langton Herring, Dorset: Of the two brooches recovered from this burial, one was from behind the head and may have been used to fix a shroud (Russell et al forthcoming). The other was recovered from the left clavicle and could have operated either to fix a garment or to fix a cloth around the mirror. The four glass and three stone beads from this burial were also located close to the mirror. While these are interpreted as a possible amulet, they could also have been attached to a cord fixing the mirror, as was the case at Wetwang VillageIn the absence of more detailed info, this brooch is assigned arbitrarily to the head.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,"Behind the head, possibly fixing a shroud",,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73062,Dorset County Museum,,399113,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,1160
73657,75870,,Other,,,70,Coin,,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Silver plated cu-alloy Denarius Serratus, late Republican (83-2 BC) with figure of woman and chariot. The coin is noted to have very little wear and was perforated - it may have been worn as an amulet or as part of a necklace.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Silver",73062,Dorset County Museum,,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,,1160
73657,75871,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Pair of cu-alloy tweezers",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73062,Dorset County Museum,,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,,1160
73657,75872,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Eight beads, potentially hung in a string around her neck. Five glass, one Purbeck Marble, one erroded limestone, one flint with fossils. The glass beads - one violet with white bands, one blue with a yellow swirl, one plain yellow, one fragmentary and green - are of types widely available in southern England from the mid 1st century BC. Some may be of Continental origin.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,"Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified), Glass",73062,Dorset County Museum,,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,,1160
73657,75873,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Cu-alloy Langton Down brooch. 10 BC/AD 50/60Langton Herring, Dorset: Of the two brooches recovered from this burial, one was from behind the head and may have been used to fix a shroud (Russell et al forthcoming). The other was recovered from the left clavicle and could have operated either to fix a garment or to fix a cloth around the mirror. The four glass and three stone beads from this burial were also located close to the mirror. While these are interpreted as a possible amulet, they could also have been attached to a cord fixing the mirror, as was the case at Wetwang VillageIn the absence of more detailed info, this brooch is assigned arbitrarily to the left clavicle.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,"Left clavicle, possibly fixing a cloth around the mirror",,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73062,Dorset County Museum,,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,,1160
73657,75874,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Cu-alloy spiral bracelet/armlet with a tapered terminal. Of Late Iron Age form.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73062,Dorset County Museum,,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,,1160
73657,75875,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Murden 2014, Langton Herring>: Cu-alloy mirror in multiple pieces. 'The decoration is incised or chased to a high level.' The handle has been added subsequent to the completion of the  decoration - the upper loop of the handle overlaps with a fine infilled section.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73062,Dorset County Museum,,https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/399113,,1160
20266,75876,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 432, fig. 68 no. 23>: A cu-alloy spiral toe ring, dated 50 BC-AD 50 was associated with the skeleton.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],20062,Unknown,,,,304
73735,75878,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 265>: A green-blue faience 'melon' bead was recovered from the grave fill. It can be dated to the 1st century AD.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,Y,,Glass,,Unknown,,,,304
73744,75879,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 522>: An animal scapula and humerus were found near the left knee. The animal bone report (110, table 12) describes this as the entire lift forelimb of a neonate sheep/goat.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73067,Unknown,,,,304
73744,75880,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 522>: a pig's head was located near the head (age c. 1 yr, table 12, 110).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73067,Unknown,,,,304
20015,75887,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Crushed urn of unidentified type that contained cremation - not kept ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73070,Unknown,,,,1098
20015,75888,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Crushed urn of unidentified type that contained cremation - not kept ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73071,Unknown,,,,1098
73747,75889,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1355>: The right half of a yearling pig's skull was found at the left shoulder (table 12, 110).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73072,Unknown,,,,
73748,75890,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1402>: Articulated animal bones (ribs of a young adult sheep/goat, table 12, 110) were found by the left hand.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73073,Unknown,,,,
73748,75891,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1402>: One of three cu-alloy rings were worn on the right hand - one on the thumb. Annular ring with raised central cordon (dated c. AD25 to 50, 93). V similar to an example at Maiden Castle (Wheeler 1943, fig. 90, no. 9)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,thumb,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73073,Unknown,,,,
73748,75892,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1402>: One of three cu-alloy rings were worn on the right hand - one on the first finger. Cu-alloy spiral ring dated 50 BC-AD 50.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,first finger,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73073,Unknown,,,,
73748,75893,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1402>: One of three cu-alloy rings were worn on the right hand - one on the third finger. Cu-alloy spiral ring dated 50 BC-AD 50.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,third finger,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73073,Unknown,,,,
73749,75894,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1403>: A cu-alloy brooch was found close to her left shoulder. The brooch is of an unusual form (dated to the period 75-25 BC), with only one other almost direct parallel known of (from the Polden Hills, Bulleid and Gray 1911, 195 fig. 4.2).",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,left shoulder,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73074,Unknown,,,,
73753,75895,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1409>: A cu-alloy spiral ring was found on the third finger of the left hand",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73075,Unknown,,,,
73753,75896,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"<Farwell and Molleson 1993, Grave 1409>: articulated animal bones - a near complete left forelimb of an immature seep/goat - were recovered from near the right knee.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73075,Unknown,,,,
20023,75897,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,A small series 7 butt-riveted small blade (knife/razor). 7cm long with 3 rivets (broken holes). Very narrow triangular blade. See Woodward and Hunter 2015: fig. 3.1.11. Slightly worn and damaged ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With the crouched inhumation but no further detail ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],20013,Dorset County Museum,,,,176
73755,75898,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Worked flint tool ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73076,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.88-9,,,176
20024,75899,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker S3(E). Clarke 1970: 172 (fig 932). Beaker with all over honey comb decoration and impressed decoration on rim. 15cm tall. Not clear where it was placed in relation to the body.Possibly the Beaker was broken and disturbed when the secondary cremations were inserted (could be put back together),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,20014,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.54,,,177
73656,75900,,Tool,,,92,File,,"Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991, 73: Iron file, square in section and tapering to a short tang which has been held in a wooden handle.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73037,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73656,75901,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991, 73: Cu-alloy strip, found in two pieces and broken at both ends. The more complete end terminates in a hook (broken). Purpose unknown. However it is thought that they could have come from the binding of the scabbard",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73037,Unknown,,,,1159
73656,75902,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"Stead in Aitken and Aitken 1991, 73: Chalk 'spindle whorl'. 'They are assumed to occur in women's graves ... so the appearance of this object in the grave of a warrior craftsman is surprising and its identification must be queried.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Chalk,73037,Unknown,,,,1159
73756,75903,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),'Pottery!'. Not clear what type and whether it was a container (no further detail provided),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73077,Dorset County Museum,,,,177
73756,75904,,Tool,,,114,Knife,, small bronze knife/ razor. Series 7 butt-riveted small bladed knife/razor (see Wodward & Hunter 2015: 43) 65mm long ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73077,Dorset County Museum,,,,177
73756,75905,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flint arrowhead ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73077,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.93,,,177
20026,75906,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn is in Sherborne museumProbable Food Vessel but uncertain (not listed as a Beaker by Clarke)In Sherborne museum  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,20017,Unknown,,,,1181
20027,75907,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"bone crutch-headed pin. 132.4 mm long (see Woodward & Hunter 2015: 175-179, fig. 5.5.2. ID 1049). Perforation on upper shaft of pin. Made from limb bone of large mammal (like the tweezers which is unusual). Could it be the same limb bone deliberately chosen to make this set?Plain head and pin has ancient damage and wear and there is fracture on tip and scratches and notches and nicks on pin",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Associated with the cremation in the cist ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73078,Dorset County Museum,,,,1182
20027,75908,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"Tweezers -made of bone of large mammal (which is the only eg of such, all other tweezers made of limb bone of medium-sized mammal) so does it form a set with the pin?50% of tweezers are associated with daggers (6 egs) and 50% also associated with pins. Note only a total of 12 egs of EBA tweezers in funerary contexts in England  and generally form part of the 'rich Wessex burials' of adult males where sex id.The tweezers are 50mm long and polished. Its damage occurred post-excavation as it so fragile but it has ancient wearSee Woodward & Hunter 2015: 110, fig. 4.8.1) ID 1050",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73078,Dorset County Museum,,,,1182
20027,75909,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"Perforated whetstone. with square section Woodward and Hunter 2015: fig 4.3.2. ID 70.It is 65mm long and made of sarsen which is unusual. It has signs of wear and nicks and scratches, and striations. The perforated end was deliberately bevelled and rounded.Treasured and valuable item worn on neck or at waist with dagger. Rock with special power (sarsen!)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,With cremation in cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73078,Dorset County Museum,,,,1182
20027,75910,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,Bronze ogival dagger. Late style dagger - Camerton Snowshill. Series 5 thick bladed dagger ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,in cist with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73078,Dorset County Museum,,,,1182
73757,75911,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 1>: A fragment of immature pig jaw was found by the left shoulder.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73079,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73729,75912,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 2; Whimster 1981 Burial 3>: sheep/goat rib fragments by the head.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73040,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73730,75913,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,<Whitcombe: Aitken and Aitken 1991 Burial 4; Whimster 1981 Burial 4?>: the thoracic region of an immature sheep/goat by the right hand.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73041,Dorset County Museum,,,,1159
73759,75915,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Fragmentary plain reddish sherds of a Food Vessel or more likely hybrid Beaker-Food Vessel placed under the body of this child.Plain pot ; fired red. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Fragments and sherds of pot placed under child ,,,Pottery,73081,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.36,,,1183
73761,75916,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Upright plain Food Vessel urn 13cm tall and 12.5cm diameter containing child cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73082,Dorset County Museum,,,,1183
73763,75918,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Biconical urn containing cremation and placed in inverted position. Has horseshoe (Cornish) handles and cllosely worked chevron decorations and two handles. 400mm tall and 300mm rim diameter,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73084,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.49,,,1183
20030,75919,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,Bronze dagger still in its leather sheath. Decorated (with pointillee decoration) grooved dagger 90mm long. Series 5 thick bladed dagger (Camerton)Note that it is still in leather sheath and contained two rivets Woodward & Hunter 2015: 36. ID 1248. Slightly worn Warne says it has a sharp edge; decorated and still retained in sheath of leather and haft of wood ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cist with unurned cremation ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Leather",73086,Dorset County Museum,,,,1187
73768,75920,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Ridgeway Hill 11, Skeleton 1 (Payne 1944, 42-4): ?EIA pot (Payne 1944, plate IX)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73087,Dorset County Museum,,,,170
20017,75922,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Bailey and Flatters 1972, Quarry Lodden>: 'a number of crouched burials, one with a bowl of the so-called 'war cemetery' type seen at Maiden Castle'. No further details are available about these burials.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,20007,Unknown,,,,173
73658,75923,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Wainwright 1979, 32-3, Gussage All Saints Pit 285>:  Two iron fragments were found at the waist.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,73089,Unknown,,,,1161
20032,75932,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urned cremation. No further detail about urn except it was rude Not retaiined,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73094,Unknown,,,,179
20042,75937,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn containing cremation.Primary series Form IB. Large and 38.5cm tall and 32cm mouth diameter. And only 12.7cm wide at base. Three finger grooves on collar and another above shoulder ; otherwise quite plainLongworth 1984: 185, pl. 78d. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73099,Dorset County Museum,1885.21.3,,,181
20042,75938,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Grooved dagger of bronze (accompanied by smaller knife-dagger.Dagger is 22cm long Placed in urn with the cremated remains ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in urn with the cremated remains ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73099,Dorset County Museum,,,,181
20042,75939,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flat knife dagger 9cm long with 2 rivets - made of bronze (associated with the grooved dagger).Not certain whether the dagger and knife were placed in the urn but sounds like this was the case,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73099,Dorset County Museum,,,,181
20042,75940,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Flint axe that was seemingly deliberately broken (Moule : 1891:19) before being deposited?heirloom object,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Polished axe seemingly deliberately broken in half (Moule : 1891:19) before being deposited,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],73099,Dorset County Museum,,,,181
20044,75942,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Burial 5 (Forde Johnston 1959, 120): remains of square-sectioned bronze awl ",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73100,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
20044,75943,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Burial 5 (Forde Johnston 1959, 120):  Carbonised wooden mass associated with animal bones",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73100,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
73773,75944,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Burial 5a (Forde Johnston 1959, 120-1): parts of hybrid type beaker (disturbed like the inhumation) SW(2) Beaker (Clarke 1970: 479, 181F). (transitional Beaker-FV)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,73101,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
73774,75945,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Burial 3 (Forde Johnston 1959, 119): Food Vessel (no. 4, figure E)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Mouth facing the face,,,Pottery,73102,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
73775,75946,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Cremation 1 (Forde Johnston 1959, 121): Inverted Food Vessel urn (?Enlarged Food Vessel) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73103,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
73776,75947,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Cremation 2 (Forde Johnston 1959, 121-2): Upright Food Vessel ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73104,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
73776,75948,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Cremation 2 (Forde Johnston 1959, 121-2): 6 segmented blue faience beads- these are likely part of a bracelet or even perhaps a small necklace- they are unburnt so were grave goods ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Faience,73104,Dorset County Museum,,,,183
73777,75949,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Cremation 3 (Forde Johnston 1959, 122): Collared Urn. Primary Series Form I (Longworth 1984: 185, pl. 54b)25.5cm tall with incised herringbone on collar and neck. ",N/a,Unknown,,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73105,Dorset County Museum,1938.87.3,,,183
20045,75950,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn contained the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73106,Dorset County Museum,,,,184
73778,75951,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature biconical urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73107,Dorset County Museum,,,,184
20047,75952,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn 25cm tall (Longworth 1984: 187, pl 79a). twisted cord hurdle dec on collar & twisted cord herringbone on neck & shoulder",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20024,Dorset County Museum,1992.81,,,186
73779,75955,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Smashed flat Collared Urn of Primary Series Ib/ South-Eastern style (see Drew & Piggott 1936, pl. ii,1; Longworth 1984, no 508, pl.23d; Needham & Woodward 2008: fig 16.) Needham & Woodward 2008: 35 <Cunnington recorded that the urn was found in pieces. Although there is some uncertainty regarding its original diameter (see below), it is estimated thatroughly 25% of the rim, 50% of the base of the collar, and 10% of the shoulder are represented. The base, however, is entire along with parts of the lower wall to a maximum height of 75 mm, approximately one third the full height of the vessel. All breaks are worn or weathered thus having similar implications to those for the cup, ie, that the vessel had been broken for some time before being sealed under mound material.>Decorated with twisted cord- impressed horizontal lines on collar &internal rim bevelEstimated to be c. 22.5cm tall ",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73108,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.38,,,190
20058,75959,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Degenerate type A Beaker pot beneath the central cairn with or just placed directly above the primary inhumations; FP Beaker (Clarke 1970: 216, No. 1040)15cm tall and with rough stabbed herringbone decoration - quite ad hoc and rough all over the vessel. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,"20027, 73109",Dorset County Museum,,,,191
73780,75960,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Broken urn in mound containing a cremation. No further detail about type of urn  ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73110,Unknown,,,,191
73039,75963,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Series 5D dagger - ogival Camerton Snowshill. Proudfoot 1963: 401-2 <dagger was placed horizontally on top of the remains and in centre of the cremation pile. When deposited it was enclosed in a sheath of leather, the underside of which was found, but could not be preserved. The sheath remains consisted of a long strip, reaching from the hilt plate to the corroded tip of the dagger blade, with a transverse strip of leather across the mouth on inside of sheath. Down the centre of the main piece were six holes, arranged in three pairs, presumably to do with stitching the sheath together; some of the hilt also survived but no trace of the pommel.dagger blade is 4.25 inches long and 1.5 inches wide at the butt. The blade bears on each side a very clear impression of the end of the hilt plate, which is in the form of an omega, i.e. with a central semi-circular notch. Three grooves run parallel to the still sharp edges of the blade. The edges are ogival, or curved and the grooves are placed .25 inch from them 3 hexagonal bronze riverts - 2 set in blade & 3rd in hilt between them >",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,On top of body,"Dagger placed in centre upon top of pile of cremated bone, oriented N-S with tip pointing S",,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Leather, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73111,Dorset County Museum,,,,192
73039,75964,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"Perforated whetstone  (Woodward & Hunter 2015: ID 71), made od rock derived from Severn estuary. Placed at the base of the pile of cremated bone. Proudfoot 1963: 402<: It is unusually large for a perforated whetstone of this period, being 4.5 inches long, .75 inch wide and .5 inch thick at its maximum, a little below the middle. The edges are rounded and show some signs of use. In section the hone is sub-rectangular. At the top it tapers slightly, and in this end there is a slightly eccentric perforation, .3 inch in diameter at the surface and .2 inch at its narrowest constriction. The surface of the hone is partially blackened, presumably from contact with the burnt bones, rather than from the presence of the stone in the fire at the time of cremation. Miss H. Macdonald of the Geological Survey and Museum, London, has kindly identified the stone. She states that it is a slightly micaceous calcareous sandstone, and she compares it to 'Hinton Sandstone  from Charterhouse, Somerset>",N/a,Complete,Used,On side,Direct,Under body,Placed at the base of the pile of cremated bone. Oriented E-W at right angles with the dagger ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73111,Dorset County Museum,,,,192
73039,75965,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"Bone tweezers with spiral decoration. Made from limb bone of sheep. (Woodward & Hunter 2015: ID 1012, fig. 4.8.1)Proudfoot 1963: 402 <Tweezers (pi. xxxiv; fig. 5; no. 3). Lying at a distance of 4 inches from the cremation, near the centre of the grave, and approximately 1 inch above the bottom of the turf filling were the tweezers. They are of bone and are perforated through the top. One arm is almost completely broken off, or decayed, and the other is also incomplete. At present the tweezers are 1.25 inches long, the almost complete arm being .875 inch X.25 inch. The ovate, perforated top measures .45 inchx .375 inch externally and has an internal diameter of .3 inch. The tweezers were found resting on top of the bone pin. It is not possible to identify the bone from which the tweezers were made, as they are highly polished, and in the course of producing this polish all identifying features were removed.>They were placed next to the bone pin just to the south of the pile of cremated bone ; note that the perforation on the top surface has a strong thread or string pull - rather worn. Perhaps used to secure a bun of hair or display feathers rather than pluck hairs ",N/a,Unknown,Worn,On side,Direct,Alongside body,They were placed next to the bone pin just (10cm) to the south of the pile of cremated bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73111,Dorset County Museum,,,,192
73039,75966,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Polsihed bone pin Proudfoot 1963: 402 <Bone pin (pi. xxxiv; fig. 5; no. 4). As already described the pin lay below the tweezers, 4 inches from the cremated bone. Its present total length is 4.825 inches, and it was broken 1.75 inches from the end when found. It has no head. Spiral grooving extends from the broken top of the pin to within 1.25 inches of the still sharp point. No evidence exists to show that the pin ever had a head, but it is possible that it has decayed, since the top of the pin is in very poor condition. It was there, too, that the tweezers were in contact with the pin.  Probably sheep bone used .>",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Just 10cm to south of the pile of cremated bone next to tweezers. Damaged and head missing ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73111,Dorset County Museum,,,,192
20077,75967,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,This sounds like an unusual Food Vessel or 'pot of the flower pot type'. Acland 1913:li  says it is a remarkeable cinerary urn and no comparataor can be found in Abercromby's magnus opus of over 1600 illustrations. Urn protected by stones in a cist and is in fact similar to another from a barrow at East Down House. 2 miles SE of Winterbourne Clenston  and nr Blandford and found by  Mr Pike. Acland says both pots made at same time by same potter and both are huge and c. 50cm tall (Enlarged Food Vessel urn) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,In chamber/cist,Enlarged Food Vessel in cist and seemingly accompanying not containing cremation ,,,Pottery,73113,Unknown,,,,1192
20084,75968,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Large Collared Urn containing the cremation and also cup.Longworth (1984: 191-2, Pl 47c, No 497). Primary Series SE style Form IC. 23cm, tall & 18cm mouth diameter. On collar 9 twiosted cord lines. & 2 rows of twisted cord horse-shoes on shoulder ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Also contained the incense/ accessory cup,,,Pottery,73114,Dorset County Museum,1884.9.69,,,1193
20084,75969,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Very small Accessory/ incense  cup contained within the Collared Urn. Only 4.5cm tall and 7.8cm mouth diameter. Copper 2017: 323: <The vessel has an incised encircling zigzagpattern along the rim with >>> pattern. Just below the rim on the exterior is a single encircling incised line with the same justabove the base. In between the vessel is divided into zonesby vertical incised lines and these areas are filled in with alternate >>>> then upside down triangles.There is evidence of red inlay. A straight sided vessel with flat base and plain rim with slight internal rim bevel.The fabric is reddish-brown with moderate fine sand. There seem to have been at least 2 single perforations originally � one towards top and one towards base.>Straight-sided vessel ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in the larger Collared Urn with the cremation ,,,Pottery,73114,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.40,,,1193
73781,75970,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,Spherical amber beads and 2 cylindrical beads with gold plates at their basesCould be E-MBA or Saxon. They are now sadly lost so hard to check ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed around neck - wearing them ,,,"Amber, Gold",73115,Unknown,,,,1193
20086,75973,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Antlers accompanied the skeletons,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],"73116, 73117",Unknown,,,,1194
20088,75975,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragments of an urn of possible EBA date but uncertain ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Associated with ashes and cremated human bone ,,,Pottery,73118,Unknown,,,,1195
20088,75976,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,A fragmentary stone or rather flint axe ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Near the cremated bone ; possibly deliberately broken ,,,Chert / Flint (Uncertain/Unspecified),73118,Dorset County Museum,,,,1195
20088,75977,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Several worked flints including a scraper ; possibly not directly associated with cremation but uncertain ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73118,Dorset County Museum,,,,1195
20089,75978,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Ribbon-handled urn - but fragmentary (called Cornish handled urn) ; had been disturbed ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Associated with cremated bones and ashes but not certain of association as they had been plough-disturbed ,,,Pottery,73119,Unknown,,,,1196
20090,75979,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Handled Beaker with rich ornamentation late Beaker (H(DO)). 20cm tall and 12cm mouth diameter. Decoration  divided into 3 horizontal zones. Oblong and lozenge punch decoration and lower part undec. Handle is decorated. Group 3NOTES:This is reputed to be held at DorchesterMuseum but it could not be located by staffthere (1907.3.2).,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head, Beaker between skull and knees and left arm rests on it ,,,Pottery,73120,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.2,,,200
20090,75981,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature Food Vessel associated with the three infants - plain12cm tall and 19cm mouth diameter. Described as having an old break (handle missing)Group 1 ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,"73121, 73122, 73123",Dorset County Museum,1907.3.2,,,200
73782,75982,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup that was already broken when deposited. None of the rim was found. A small biconical vessel with flat base. ICopper 2017: 326 <The surface is described as well smoothed.The base is decorated with triangular impressions arranged in a series of concentric circles. The body is decorated with encircling lines of twisted cord decoration with the zone between the shoulder and the base infilled with twisted cord cross hatches and the area above infilled with short diagonal lines of twisted cord. the area just below what would have been the rim is decorated with a series of triangular impressions as found on the base.>Note that this form with pinch/impress marks has similarities in decoration with the example found at Clandon Classed as Group 2NOt complete but 2.7cm tall & 7cm diameter ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Placed in an already fragmented and incomplete condition just next to the and W od the pile of cremated bones ,,,Pottery,73124,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.2.7,,,200
73782,75983,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Camerton Snowshill dagger with the remains of a willow wooden sheath. The dagger was jammed between two of the stones of the surrounding chalk enclosureType 5 D - traces of the willow sheath quite apparent and this is a grave, not pyre good. Dagger 15cm long and 6mm thick and had 3 rivets and is grooved. ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Indirect,On cist/capstone,The dagger was jammed between two of the stones of the surrounding chalk /flint enclosure or adhoc cist ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73124,Dorset County Museum,,,,200
20091,75984,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary Food Vessel c. 10cm diameter- placed behind back. Decorated with chevrons and punch marks ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,behind back ,,,Pottery,20091,Dorset County Museum,,,,
73783,75985,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 154) W St Martin 44: Large inverted Collared Urn resting on stone at base. The urn was  38cm tall and 33cm in diameter. Decoration of cord-impressed zigzags/ twisted cord herringbone in 3 bands on rim. Collar quite irregular. The vessel had been plough damaged. Longworth 1984: 193, pl 193e. Secondary Series Form IA.  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Set on slab and inverted over remains of child which were within a woven grass/reed bag ,,,Pottery,73127,Dorset County Museum,1907.3.6,,,
73783,75986,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Grinsell's (1959, 154) W St Martin 44: Woven grass reed bag that contained the cremated remains of the child and were then placed inside the large Collared Urn. Urn very large for such a small cremation of child",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73127,Unknown,,,,
20096,75991,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Plain Food Vessel that stood upright and placed alongside a few fragments of cremated bone,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Standing upright and next to a small pile of cremated bone ,,,Pottery,73130,British Museum,,,,203
73784,75992,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Transitional Food Vessel/ Collared Urn and also described as a Yorkshire Food Vase. It was intact and inverted and covered and contained the cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73131,British Museum,,,,203
73784,75993,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Pot 5. Fragments of a collar and base with twisted cord decoration on collar. Placed on side and disturbed by later insertion of Food Vessel pot 4(Longworth 1984: 193, No. 515)",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73174,British Museum,"1948.11-1,5",,,203
73785,75994,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Primary Series Collared Urn Form IA. 11cm tall and 13cm diameter. Decorated on collar with twisted cord hurdle and on neck with twisted and cord-filled triangles,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Mouth points away from most of pile of inhumed bones and sits on top of the lower jaw,,,Pottery,73133,British Museum,"1948.11-1, 6",,,203
73785,75995,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,A few sherds of undecorated Collared Urn ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In hole in centre of pit with fragmentary cremation ,,,Pottery,73132,British Museum,"1948,11-1,6a",,,203
73786,75996,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel inverted and placed in conjoined pit 10. Like a Yorkshire Food Vase (Abercromby FV Type 3)Inverted and crushed. Plain vessel Although not in 100% direct association with the cremated remains in pit 11, this pit cuts the other and likely references it and may represent a slightly later grave good offering",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,"Although not in 100% direct association with the cremated remains in pit 11, this pit cuts the other and likely references it and may represent a slightly later grave good offering",,,Pottery,73135,British Museum,,,,203
73786,75997,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragments of a Food Vessel (different to the one i pit 10). Undecorated and only sherds in pit 11. Plain ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73135,British Museum,,,,203
73787,75998,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Fragmentary pot, almost too fragmentary to identify but likely a Collared Urn inverted and smashed over a small quantity of cremated bone ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73136,British Museum,,,,203
73788,75999,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"At N end of pit was a pot on side with the mouth facing the pile of inhumed bone. The pot was filled with some chalky material and had likely been deliberately placed on side in this position. (Longworth 1984: 193, No. 520., pla. 60c)Primary Series Collared Urn Form IA. 16cm tall and 11cm in diameter. Twisted cord and lattice decoration on collar",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Alongside body,At N end of grave pot on side with the mouth facing the pile of inhumed bone. ,,,Pottery,"73137, 73138",British Museum,"1948,11-1, 17",,,203
73789,76000,,Container,,,29,Basket,,Cremation G contained within a woven basket or bag (layer of vegetable matter and charcoal) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73139,Unknown,,,,203
20105,76001,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Ridged Food Vessel (possibly bi or tripartite),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained cremated remains and also the bronze awl ,,,Pottery,73140,Dorset County Museum,,,,208
20105,76002,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Unburnt bronze awl in the Food Vessel (grave good not pyre good),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In Food Vessel with the cremated remains ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73140,Unknown,,,,208
20109,76003,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,The urn had 4 cord-loop holes which sounds a little like a Food Vessel with perforated lugs/ stops,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73141,Dorset County Museum,,,,1198
20109,76004,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn but no further detail ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73141,Dorset County Museum,,,,1198
20115,76005,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,calcite double-spaced bead,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73143,Dorset County Museum,,,,209
20116,76006,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Possibly Collared Urn - check Piggott 1944: figs 5 & 21, 74Described as aE/MBA cinerary urn It is a Collared Urn ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Either contained or protected/covered the pile of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73144,Unknown,,,,210
20118,76007,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Bi Beaker on side by right leg ; W/MR style. Long Beaker Clarke 1970: No. 201, fig 215, 307, 480.21cm tall and with almost all over decoration. horizontal bands of cord-impressed decoration & 3 bands of zigzagsB1 Beaker on its side. Rested agains right tibia of the skeleton",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Feet,Placed near feet by tibia ,,,Pottery,73145,Dorset County Museum,1945.23.3,,,212
20118,76008,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scraper by feet ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73145,Dorset County Museum,,,,212
20119,76009,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Degenerate A Beaker - small vessel ; Clarke's type SW3(W)Clarke 1970: No 202 (not illustrated).  Beaker  placed at the feet ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed near the feet ,,,Pottery,73147,Dorset County Museum,,,,213
20120,76010,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Type A Beaker behind back  touches left shoulder; FP Beaker Twisted maggot impressions placed in vertical lines all over vessel. 15cm tallClarke 1970: No. 203, fig 801",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed behind back and touches left shoulder ,,,Pottery,73148,Dorset County Museum,,,,214
20120,76011,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl placed at feet ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73148,Dorset County Museum,,,,214
73791,76012,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Degenerate Food Vessel containing 2ndary cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73151,Dorset County Museum,,,,214
20131,76013,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl with female placed at feet ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed behind the heel ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73152,Dorset County Museum,,,,217
20131,76014,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Bell Beaker of Eastern type  Clarke 1970: 165F180mm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed by the right foot (note the awl was placed by the left heel),,,Pottery,73152,Dorset County Museum,1936.67.3,,,217
73792,76015,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Complete Beaker of B type placed on top of the child's legs. Clarke 1970: fig.67, No 186FFunnel-necked Beaker ",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed on legs ,,,Pottery,73154,Dorset County Museum,1936.67.4,,,217
20134,76016,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl with the cremations (in Martin Green's museum),N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],"73155, 73156",Unknown,,,,219
73793,76017,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Enlarged Food Vessel containing cremation. Decorated on the rim with herringbone ?In Martin's museum,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73157,Unknown,,,,219
73794,76018,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food vessel placed on side on the legs near feet. Decorated with horizontal lines on rim and upper body ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,Placed on legs near feet ,,,Pottery,73158,Unknown,,,,219
73794,76019,,Tool,,,174,Quernstone,,Part of a saddle quern placed in the upper grave fill ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73158,Unknown,,,,219
73795,76020,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Plain Food Vessel containing two cremations - an adult and a child ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"73159, 73160",Unknown,,,,219
73796,76021,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn with decoration on rim?In Martin's museum at Down Farm,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73161,Unknown,,,,219
73797,76022,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn with vertical lines of maggot decoration of rim, collar and shoulder ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"73162, 73163",Unknown,,,,219
73797,76023,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Under the urn were two bone awls (grave not pyre goods),N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,Under inverted Collared Urn ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73162, 73163",Unknown,,,,219
73797,76024,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Under the urn were two bone awls (grave not pyre goods),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73162, 73163",Unknown,,,,219
73797,76025,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Under the urn was a bronze awl (grave not pyre goods),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],"73162, 73163",Unknown,,,,219
73797,76026,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Struck flint under the body (under the inverted Collared Urn)It is possible that all of these objects had been placed in the urn at the end once the cremations had been added and they fell out of the inverted pot, or that they were placed at the base of the pit first and then the pot placed over them in an inverted position",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"73162, 73163",Unknown,,,,219
73798,76027,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),"Sherds of an unspecified urn, but possibly a Food Vessel placed above burial - delib just sherds ",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above burial ,,,Pottery,73165,Unknown,,,,219
73798,76028,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn containing cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73166,Unknown,,,,219
73798,76029,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel placed just above burial in grave fill. Decorated on rim & upper body. Placed in front of body but at higher grave fill layer. So it was deposited when the grave was being infilled ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,it was deposited when the grave was being infilled ,,,Pottery,73167,Unknown,,,,219
20142,76030,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragmentary cinerary vessel -,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73168,Unknown,,,,225
20143,76031,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Bag that contained the inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73169,Unknown,,,,226
73799,76032,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel Barrow 5, phase 2, burial 2 (Green et al 1983, 41-3): gg: A food vessel was placed standing upright immediately in front of the face of burial 2. It was undecorated other than the bevelled rim and ridges at the rim and shoulder. A rare 'ridged food vessel' (Calkin 1962).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,Pottery,73170,Unknown,,,,1480
20146,76033,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Sherds of Beaker pot scattered about in grave fill and mound - uncertain whether they all represent one or more vessels ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73171,Unknown,,,,229
20146,76034,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,At the feet were the humerus and radius of a nearly adult pig. - forerquarter of pork! ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73171,Unknown,,,,229
20150,76035,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Small Funnel necked BeakerD. L. Clarke, Beaker Pottery of Great Britain (1970), 479, No. 191).' (1)No 218. Small Beaker only 13.5cm tall with finger nail  herringbone decoration covering upper two thirds of the body. Kept at Farnham Museum",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,20034,Unknown,,,,1513
20153,76036,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn. Primary Series South Eastern Style Form IA (Longworth 1984: 186, No. 419, Pl 56b)35cm tall and 25cm mouth diameter. On internal bevel of rim - short twisted diagonal lines. On collar - diagonal twisted cord lines. On base of neck - 3 rows of vertical stab & drag.In Salisbury Museum, Pitt-Rivers Collection ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Either contains or placed over the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73172,Unknown,,,,1514
20153,76037,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Burnt flaked flint knife In Salisbury Museum ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73172,Unknown,,,,1514
20153,76038,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,A burnt flint flake with the cremationIn Salisbury Museum ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73172,Unknown,,,,1514
20153,76039,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,An unburnt but used flint flake In Salisbury Museum ,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73172,Unknown,,,,1514
20153,76040,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,Bone pin or needle with two perforations - contained in the pot with cremation; unburnt Perforations are 2mm & 2.5mm respectively. The stem of needle is flat and slightly curved. Made from bird bone (Pitt-Rivers 1898: 177). Both holes are close to each other at the top of the needleIn Salisbury Museum,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73172,Unknown,,,,1514
20154,76041,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Primary Series Collared Urn. Form 1A. Upright Longworth 1984: 186. No. 417, pl.35c. 29cm tall and 21cm mouth diameter. Twisted cord lines on collar and some vertical twisted cord lines at base of neck and shoulderQuite roughly made and irregular rim; decoration quite ad hoc. Salisbury Museum, Pitt-Rivers Collection ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73173,Unknown,,,,1515
73800,76042,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn.Longworth 1984: 186, pl. 238e. No. 418Secondary Series Collared Urn, Form I/IV. 29cm tall and 20cm mouth diameter. Undecorated. well made and regular In Salisbury Museum, Pitt-Rivers Collection ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Inverted over cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73174,Unknown,,,,1515
20155,76043,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn Secondary Series I/II. InvertedLongworth 1984: 186, pl. 190b. No. 414Pitt-Rivers 1898: Fig.1, pl. 297Quite small. 12cm tall and 10cm mouth diameter. Coarse twisted cord herringbone on the collar, & twisted cord on interior of rim . well made and regular Salisbury Museum ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Or placed over the pile of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73175,Unknown,,,,1516
73801,76044,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn. Well made with unusual compact decoration of twisted cod with vertical panels and horizontal cord-impressed lines (panels of tree and lattice). Pot had been broken in antiquity but probably upright and contained the bones. Was restored and was complete Also quite small. 15.7cm tall and 11.5cm mouth diameterLongworth 1984: 186, pl. 193a. No. 415Pitt-Rivers 1898: Fig., pl. 297Salisbury Museum ",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73176,Unknown,,,,1516
73802,76045,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Bronze awl touching the head (Pitt-Rivers 1898: fig. 2, pl. 297)Bronze awl or pricker, found touching the head of the secondary inhumed interment on the north side of the Barrow. The flat wedge-shaped edge is for insertion into the handle. This is one of the simplest forms of awls, and appears to have been in use from the commencement of the Bronze AgeIn Salisbury Museum ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Touches the skull ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73177,Unknown,,,,1516
20157,76046,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,"Described as possible wood or shale slider but it is likely a highly polished shale or jet slider. With central perforation (rounded diamond-shaped).Belt slider/ toggle Pitt-Rivers 1898: 140, plate 294, fig. 1Rectangular but bow-tie in form (pinched in in moddle)<Slider of shale or wood, found near the hip of a crouched skeleton, which was probably a primary interment in Barrow 26 on the south-east of Wor Barrow ; May 19th, 1894. The slider was quite perfect when discovered, showing even the grain of the wood, but split up into fragments on the following day. An exact reproduction of it in wood, and a drawing, had, however, been previously made of it.>Salisbury Museum (if still survives?)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed at the hip in a position that suggest it was a belt fitting ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73178,Unknown,,,,1517
20158,76047,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Boat-shaped oak tree-trunk coffin made out of a single trunk hollowed out. It was 1.26m long anfd 0.55m wide an tapered to the eastern end; oriented E-W. Given its size, it would easily have accommodated an inhumation in a crouched position, so it is intriguing that it contained a pile of cremated remains instead. Pitt-Rivers 1888: 32-44; plate LXXXIX, fig. 9Quite an exceptionally made boat-shaped coffinWhy cremation and not inhumation?",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Container of body,Contained the pile of cremated remains ,,,Wood [Oak],73179,Unknown,,,,1518
20158,76048,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Half formed flint axe.This is a roughly made flint axe found in E end of graveUnfinished for some reason; was this an expedient burial?,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,In E side of grave ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73179,Unknown,,,,1518
20160,76050,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"2ndary series Collared Urn, South Eastern style Form II. Longworth 1984: 186, pl. 151a.  No 412P-R 1888: 34, 42, pl LXXXVIII.138cm tall & 24.5cm mouth diam. Twisted cord filled triangles on collar split by two & enclosed above and below by cord-impressed lines.  In Salisbury Museum",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73181,Unknown,,,,1519
20160,76051,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"With the cremated bones were a quantity of flint chips . P-R 1888:34< The practice of filling the urns with small flint chips has been noticed in this neighbourhood by myself and others. An urn in a barrow near Winkelbury Camp, described elsewhere in this volume, was completely filled and covered withsmall chips both inside and out>",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73181,Unknown,,,,1519
20161,76052,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Secondary series Form I/IV. 36cm tall and 26.5cm mouth diamUndecoratedLongworth 1984: 186, pl 235a. No 413In Salisbury Museum ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Or rather than containing may have been placed to cover the pile of cremated bones ,,,Pottery,73182,Unknown,,,,1520
20163,76053,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Ruby-coloured barrel-shaped amber bead (initially described as  'glass')Unburnt (obviously) so grave, not pyre good (although Warne 1866: 40) says it appears to have undergone the action of fire. If it really had it would no longer exist! ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In with the pile of cremated bone ,,,Amber,73183,Unknown,,,,235
20169,76055,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Large urn of undefined type; contains the cremated remains and the other grave goods ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73185,Devizes Museum,,,,1205
20169,76056,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bronze dress pin with cremation ; only head remains Woodward & Hunter 2015: 175-178, fig. 5.5.1, ID 1498, :",N/a,Fragment(s),Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Bronze broken pin accompanying the cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73185,Devizes Museum,,,,1205
20172,76063,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Cremation wrapped in linen (woven spun fabric like hair) fabric or bag Note this is a micro-tradition with SID-20170 (also wrapped in linen bag)Colt_Hoare:  <On removing the fragments, we discovered an interment of burned bones, over which was a considerable quantity of decayed linen cloth, the filaments of which, at first sight, appeared like hair.>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Wrapped the body ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73188,Unknown,,,,1200
20174,76064,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large urn containing cremation (unspecified type) ; it is likely a Collared Urn ; quite coarse ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73189,Unknown,,,,1521
20174,76065,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,Bone tweezers in urn with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Grave good not pyre good placed in urn ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73189,Unknown,,,,1521
73804,76066,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cremation urn of unspecified type ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73190,Unknown,,,,1521
73804,76067,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,a single amber bead in the urn with the cremated remains ; grave rather than pyre good,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation (grave not pyre good) ,,,Amber,73190,Unknown,,,,1521
20175,76068,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two bone points buried as grave goods with the cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73191,Unknown,,,,1201
20175,76069,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two bone points buried as grave goods with the cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73191,Unknown,,,,1201
20152,76070,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<White 1970, Handley>: Partially burnt sherds from a single LIA/early Roman (Durotrigian) bowl were found to the west of the cremated remains",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73192,Unknown,,,,234
20176,76071,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Large inverted Collared Urn. Secondary Series, SE style, Form IB.Longworth 1984: 192, pl. 149d. No 499.46cm tall and 41cm riim diameter. Twisted cord herringbone (spilt twisted herringbone) on collar. Row of double twisted horse shoes on the shoulder. Twisted cord zigzag on internal rim bevelReally quite a big and elaborate Collared Urn with a globular fat belly. Note on the inside of the base is a rough twisted cord cross. *** The rim has 11 holes (or just beneath the rim) and Grinsell suggsets that this was to tie on a cloth cover",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Inverted on top of linen wrapped cremation,,,Pottery,73193,Devizes Museum,237,,,1522
20176,76072,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Linen bag or wrapping that was used to contain the cremated remains prior to being covered by the inverted Collared UrnIt may also have been somehow attached to the inner rim of the Collared Urn as this had 11 holes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Conatined or wrapped the body and may have been attached to the rim of the Collared Urn ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73193,Unknown,,,,1522
20177,76073,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"Woodward and Hunter 2015: amber button converted from a broken globular bead, slightly worn on outer margin of perforation",N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In with the cremation ,,,Amber,73194,Unknown,,,,1202
20188,76075,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Verne Hill, Portland>: Cist burial with later Iron Age mirror handle. No further details available.<Joy 2009>: Large section of bronze mirror plate with fine, regular hatched decoration. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73195,Dorset County Museum,,,,
20179,76076,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,A small highly decorated and heavily restored miniature/incense  vessel 4.8cm tall and 4.6 cm mouth diameter. Condition: Some fragments seem to have chipped off around the rim and there is evidence of damage along the rim. There are dark patches on the base and evidence of sooting.Copper  2017: 320-321 <The decoration consists of fine twisted cord encircling lines- one just below the rim then 2 mid-way down the collar of the vessel. The areas in between the twisted cord decoration are filled in with triangular impressions which give an almost false relief effect. Below the shoulder there is a similar design repeated. A biconical type vessel with extended dropped collar/shoulder.The fabric is a reddish-brown colour with moderate fine sand. No other obvious inclusions noted. There are 4 equally spaced perforations along the shoulder and 4 similar just below theshoulder>This is classed as Group 4 ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73196,Devizes Museum,168,,,1203
20193,76077,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Dockrill 1982, Wyke Regis Grave 1>: fragments of a Durotrigian bowl by the head",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,20035,Unknown,,,,247
20212,76078,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Woodward 1980, Rope Lake Hole>: an open pedestalled 'Durotrigian' bowl , dated to the 1st century AD.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,20042,Unknown,,,,
20180,76080,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,4 barbed and tanged arrowheads by thigh and some arrowhead rough-outs; Breton type arrowheadsThese could be imports from Brittany. They are all in pristine conditionI think these are on display in Dorset Muesum  ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Potentially in bag by pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73197,Devizes Museum,,,,1204
20180,76081,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,4 barbed and tanged arrowheads by thigh and some arrowhead rough-outs; Breton type arrowheadsThese could be imports from Brittany. They are all in pristine condition ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Potentially in bag by pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73197,Devizes Museum,209,,,1204
20180,76082,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,4 barbed and tanged arrowheads by thigh and some arrowhead rough-outs; Breton type arrowheadsThese could be imports from Brittany. They are all in pristine condition ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Potentially in bag by pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73197,Devizes Museum,,,,1204
20180,76083,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,4 barbed and tanged arrowheads by thigh and some arrowhead rough-outs; Breton type arrowheadsThese could be imports from Brittany. They are all in pristine condition ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Potentially in bag by pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73197,Devizes Museum,209,,,1204
20180,76084,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Bronze dagger in a decayed wooden scabbard placed by the side of the body near hands.Butt-riveted dagger (Series 2). Woodward & Hunter ID 1372Colt-Hoare said it was gilded but it is just bronze ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,By side of body ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73197,Devizes Museum,,,,1204
20180,76085,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Belt ring or fitting of jet (ID 479) Or pulley ring (belt)Woodward and Hunter (2015, 64): ID 479, Kimmeridge shale belt/pulley ring (seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting)",N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Legs,Placed by pelvis  and close to dagger ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73197,Devizes Museum,,,,1204
20180,76086,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,Worn shale button with three sets of perforations (two sets are broken)According to some sources there were two V-perforated buttons placed on the body  Woodward & Hunter ID 478,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of body ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73197,Devizes Museum,,,,1204
20180,76087,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl at pelvis ,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Legs,At pelvis ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73197,Devizes Museum,,,,1204
20180,76088,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Broken Beaker placed at feetLost so no further detail ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet ,,,Pottery,73197,Unknown,,,,1204
73805,76089,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot at head Now lost ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73199,Unknown,,,,1204
73805,76090,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Fragmentary coarse and rude vessel (likely devolved Beaker) associated with the upper secondary inhumation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,associated with the upper secondary inhumation - placed alongside it ,,,Pottery,73199,Unknown,,,,1204
20169,76091,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Miniature cup. 5.7cm tall and 7cm mouth diameter. Simple globular vessel;, Classed as Group 2. Copper 2017: 321 <Inside the rim are 2 encircling lines of finetwisted cord decoration with a line of single stabs in between.On the exterior of vessel there is a single line of fine twisted cord halfway down with the areas above and below this panelledwith triangles. Along the edges of the triangles are single lines of stabs. There is possible inlay in some of the impressions.>",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in the large urn with the cremation ,,,Pottery,73185,Devizes Museum,174,,,1205
20181,76092,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Amber necklace > 100 beads of different varieties and spacer plates.Represents an amber spacer plate necklace. fusiform and globular beads as well (Note the beads from this necklace have been mixed with those from the other one in the twin barrow, but likely belonged to two separate spacer bead necklaces. At least 2 different sources of amber (some beads esp two of the spacers are much darker orange) Only slightly worn and most were fresh A total of 9 spacer plates (but not all belonged to this one)Woodward 2015: ID 1496 (erroneously attributed to Oakley Down barrow 9 in the index)",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Amber,73201,Devizes Museum,,,,1206
20181,76093,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Butt-riveted dagger (Series 7)Woodward and Hunter 2015: ID 1497 almost complete,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Next to cremated remains and grave good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73201,Devizes Museum,,,,1206
20181,76094,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl with cremation (described as brass pin) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73201,Devizes Museum,,,,1206
73806,76095,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"A number of beads (necklace) of jet, amber and glass (sic faience!) and amber spacer platesComposite spacer necklace of amber, faience and shale",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,"Amber, Faience, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale]",73202,Devizes Museum,,,,1206
73806,76096,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Bronze awl ,N/a,Complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73202,Devizes Museum,,,,1206
73806,76097,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"Incense cup. Actually a polypod bowl known as an Aldbourne cup. 5cm tall and 10cm mouth diameter. Vessel heavily restored and some blackening inside base (used for incense?) Classed as Group 4. Copper 2017: 320 <The footed base is divided into square panels defined by incision with alternate ones infilled with pointille. Just below the rim on the exterior of the vessel is one incised encircling line which has 1 line of pointille decoration either side of it. Internally there is one encircling incised line just inside the rim with 2 more just around the internal shoulder. Half way between these lines and the rim line is another incised line. The areas between these lines are divided up with incised triangles with alternate triangles infilled with pointille. A dish-shaped vessel with pedestal base and wide flaring rim. It has a simple rounded rim and a flat base. The fabric is brown and fine with no obvious inclusions. The vessel has a pair of perforations (10mm apart, 2-3mm diameter) situated at the midpoint>",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Associated with the cremation ,,,Pottery,73202,Devizes Museum,1089,,,1206
20182,76098,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Amber beads - no further information ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Amber,73203,Unknown,,,,
20184,76099,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,A number of lozenge-shaped bone beads with the secondary cremation,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Accompanying cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73204,Unknown,,,,1207
20184,76100,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Pristine bone pin ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73204,Unknown,,,,1207
20185,76101,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Upright Collared Urn. 2ndary series, SE style Form BII40cm tall and 29cm mouth diamDec on collar with vertical split twisted cord herringbone enclosed by other lines. 2 twisted cord lines on internal rim bevelLongworth 1984: 192, pl 156g. No 498Nice decoration and quite barrel shapedNOTE: Warme (1866: 14) says the urn with mouth upwards was covered with a 'perfect interment of burned bones' So cremation not in pot rather covered the pot?",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Under body,The cremation is said to have covered the pot (?),,,Pottery,73205,Devizes Museum,228,,,1208
20191,76102,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,3 riveted dagger with cremation,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Accompanying cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73206,Devizes Museum,,,,
20191,76103,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,Above the cremation was a large mass of carbonised wood.  - some kind of burnt wooden object or an offeriing? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Above burial ,,,Charred Plant Remains,73206,Unknown,,,,
20152,76104,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<White 1970, Handley>: A portion of sheep jaw was found on the pre-barrow surface.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73192,Unknown,,,,234
73807,76105,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"<Dockrill 1982, Wyke Regis Grave 3, Burial 4>:Iron nails/amorphous iron objects were recovered from around the body, probably representing a coffin. The condition of the upper body also suggested that it had been left to decay without pressure from soil (ie in a container). Iron Age pottery sherds were recovered from the grave fill.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73207,Unknown,,,,247
20274,76106,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Wareham Road>: Human bones, of which a broken mandible was preserved, were found near a small 1st century Durotrigian jar. The jaw was of a 40+ year old male with peridontal disease",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,20068,Unknown,,,,312
20276,76107,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Bridport Road, Dorchester>: Cooking vessels placed between the knees ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,20070,Unknown,,,,313
20278,76108,,Pot,,,270,Pot,Gaulish Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Whimster 1981, 345, Max Gate>: Claudian handled jugNB not clear if this was a pottery vessel?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74380,Dorset County Museum,,,,315
20278,76109,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Max Gate>: 1 of 2 penannular brooches (Fowler Class D.2) joined by a bronze La Tene III brooch of 'Maiden Castle' form",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74380,Dorset County Museum,,,,315
20278,76110,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Max Gate>: 1 of 2 penannular brooches (Fowler Class D.2) joined by a bronze La Tene III brooch of 'Maiden Castle' form",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74380,Dorset County Museum,,,,315
20278,76111,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Max Gate>: a bronze La Tene III brooch of 'Maiden Castle' form",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74380,Dorset County Museum,,,,315
20280,76112,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Allington Avenue/Wareham Road> One of two Class 1 bead rim bowls in Dorset County museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74381,Dorset County Museum,,,,317
20280,76113,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Allington Avenue/Wareham Road> One of two Class 1 bead rim bowls in Dorset County museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74381,Dorset County Museum,,,,317
73808,76114,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Allington Avenue/Wareham Road> One of three Durotrigian vessels, all probably pre-Conquest.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,20073,Unknown,,,,317
73808,76115,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Allington Avenue/Wareham Road> One of three Durotrigian vessels, all probably pre-Conquest.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,20073,Unknown,,,,317
73808,76116,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 345, Allington Avenue/Wareham Road> One of three Durotrigian vessels, all probably pre-Conquest.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,20073,Unknown,,,,317
20196,76117,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Urn of unspecified type containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20037,Unknown,,,,1209
20203,76118,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Dug out oak tree trunk coffin.The oak tree trunk coffin in very big - over 3m long and 1.2m wide.  It was roughly hewn and made out of a single oak trunk ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],73208,Unknown,,,,
20203,76119,,Container,,,77,Cup,,"Shale cup placed at head end of coffin . Rev. R.Grosvenor Bartelot 1909: xxVII: <A conical - shaped piece of Kimmeridge shale , once the chuck- end castaway Of a prehistoric lathe . I t was, he said, dug up by his great-grandfather, who wasLord Of the Manor Of Stoborough, in King Barrow, in that parish. CaptainA CLAND, as curator Of the Museum, produced for the meeting�s inspe ction some o f the little disc - like core s Of Kimmeridge shale , e ach having a little square mortice - like ho le on one side ,into which the chuck Of the lathe was no doubtinserted.>The cup was placed at the unwrapped head end of the burial and was depicted as broken and also distorted in the depiction by R. Gough (1786: xlv) Needham (2006) has pursued the various sources andpresents us with the dep ed, round-bottomed, line-ornamented, rather squat vessel. This diagonal line ornament of the base is not dissimilar in effect to that of the Swiss Eschenz gold cup and the unprovenanced South German example. It is stressed that the early accounts do not mention a handle but needham is of the that the depictions give the impression of the stump of a handle.Small handled  shale cup ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed by where the head would have been in the oak coffin ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73208,Unknown,,,,
20203,76120,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,The body was wrapped in stitched animal skins/ hides ; the deer hides were stitched together apparently by gold wire or 'lace'; several skins and wrapped several times round body,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Worn or wrapping body ,,,Leather,73208,Unknown,,,,
20203,76121,,Other,,,260,Wire,,Gold lace piece -possibly a gold strip. Maybe gold wire and was possibly used to stitch together the deer skinsFound near neck area so maybe to do with a necklace/pendant,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Near neck so maybe a pendant ,,,Gold,73208,Unknown,,,,
73760,76122,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Whimster 1981, Woodcutts Common Pit 23>: Animal bones",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73210,Unknown,,,,
73760,76123,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"<Whimster 1981, Woodcutts Common Pit 23>: chalk spindle-whorl",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chalk,73210,Unknown,,,,
73760,76124,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, Woodcutts Common Pit 23>: sherds of coarse, hand-made pottery, classified by (Hawkes 1947, 43) as pre-Conquest.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73210,Unknown,,,,
73636,76126,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46e, Burial 1: one of two [bronze] knife daggers, each c. 7cm long (Warne 1866 cpf no. 21, 17)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72876,Unknown,,,,1043
73764,76127,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<Whimster 1981, 292 Woodyates Pit 8>: Collingwood Form K Claudian brooch found on the left hip Pitt-Rivers, 1 34 and Pl.CLXXXII, fig. 18)",Early Roman,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on the left hip,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73212,Unknown,,,,1186
73765,76128,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 262-3, Gallows Gore West Burial 2>: one of three Class 1 bead-rim bowls by the body",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73213,British Museum,,,,1188
73765,76129,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 262-3, Gallows Gore West Burial 2>: one of three Class 1 bead-rim bowls by the body",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73213,British Museum,,,,1188
73765,76130,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Whimster 1981, 262-3, Gallows Gore West Burial 2>: one of three Class 1 bead-rim bowls by the body",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73213,British Museum,,,,1188
73765,76131,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"<Whimster 1981, 262-3, Gallows Gore West Burial 2>: a native copy of a Gallo-Belgic butt beaker by the head.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73213,British Museum,,,,1188
73766,76132,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<NRHE site description, Gallows Gore West>: a handled food-vessel. This is in the British Museum.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73215,British Museum,,,,1188
73767,76133,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Whimster 1981, 363, Gallows Gore East>: Hand made pottery vessel.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73216,Unknown,,,,1189
20206,76134,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 88; 1982, 33) Bere Regis Barrow 8a: Secondary Series Collared Urn Form IC. 26.5cm tall and 21cm mouth diameter. Twisted cord on collar. diagonal lines of 'maggots' Longworth 1984: 181, pl 192e (No 361) ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Under body,Under scatter of cremated bone,Y,,Pottery,73217,British Museum,"18,920,901.25",,,1154
20206,76135,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Primary Series Collared Urn Form IB. 30.5cm tall and 23cm mouth diameter. Twisted cord herriungbone on collarLongworth 1984: 181, pl  11b (No 362)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Under body,Under scatter of cremated bone,Y,,Pottery,73217,British Museum,"18,920,901.25",,,1154
20206,76136,,Other,,,86,Disc,,Circular worked piece of sandstone (disc)  placed in one of the urns ; called an amulet,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Indirect,Secondary association,within collared urn,,,Sandstone,73217,British Museum,,,,1154
73810,76137,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 88; 1982, 33) Bere Regis Barrow 8a: The urn was large and decorated with three knobs.' crushed and burnt bones lying around ",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,Y,,Pottery,73219,British Museum,,,,1154
20207,76138,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn placed over cremation and other objects. Secondary Series Type IC. 48cm tall and 38cm mouth diameter Twisted cord lattice and lozenge on the collar & rim  Large and globular Longworth 1984: 182, pl 204a. No 372",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of pile of cremated bone and other grave goods ,,,Pottery,73220,British Museum,"92, 9-1 257",,,
20207,76139,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,8 biconical amber beads and 6-8 segmented faience beads Part of a small composite necklace. Unburnt so grave not pyre goods.With cremation Note analysis by Woodward and Hunter (2015: 421-2) demoinstrated that the dark 'amber' was in fact misidentified and was jet Also the faience beads were originally thought to be shell.Only 10 beads now remain (ID 470). 7 jet & 3 faience beads. The jet ones range from cylindrical to fusiform and none were on the pyre. They are only very slightly work although they were not new when buried - some slight thread smoothing The segmented faience beads are in a poor state and one may have an ancient break ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With the cremation ,,,"Faience, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet]",73220,British Museum,,,,
73812,76140,,Pot,,,268,Pot,Durotrigian Tradition,"<Bristow 2001, Worbarrow Bay, Tyneham>: a Class 1 bead-rim bowl",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73221,Unknown,,,,1212
73811,76141,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"<Whimster 1981, 440, Quatre Bras>: Fragmentary Iron sword (Dorchester Museum). 'Iron tang of blade remains, the claw-pointed plate held the top of the pommel but the latter, together with the grips, were probably made of wood or bone, and have perished. The bronze rings which encircled the grips are incised with a pattern' (O.S. Survey report).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73222,Unknown,,,,1210
20207,76142,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Initially identified as a bone pin Woodward & Hunter 2015: 124, 128. ID 835. The upper portion of a broken point or pendant of surviving length 16.5mm, width 6.3mm and thickness 5.6mm. The oval hourglass perforation measures 2.8 by 3.2mm. This piece does not fall into the size or shape range of perforated bone points, so may be an unusual pendant of elongated shape. It is made from the limb bone of a large mammal, not ivory as has previously been thought. It was found beneath a Collared Urn with a cremation,Note it is slightly burnt and went through the pyre",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with the cremated bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73220,British Museum,,,,
20209,76143,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,two pieces of stag horn placed directly above the burial in the chalk capping immediately above ,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73223,Unknown,,,,1213
73813,76144,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Fragments of the upper part of a Collared Urn. It had a rim diameter of 8 inches and is decorated with hurdle pattern in cord technique on the collar and also on a well-developed internal moulding. There is a zone of finger-tip impressions on the shoulder and on a thin applied fillet at the base of the moulding.Lonworth 1984: 188, pl 19f. No 435.20cm mouth diameter - not sure how tall as not complete. Primary Series Form IA. Note that the use of finger tip impressions added to the lower edge of internal moulding is a rare feature in this series  (similar to Biconical Urn series)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73224,Dorset County Museum,1969.16.1,,,
20217,76145,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,an antler fragment was found close to the head  in a grave cut 5 ft deep into the chalk; other antler fragments occurred within the grave fill,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed by the head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],20044,Dorset County Museum,,,,
20218,76146,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Primary series Collared Urn with infant inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Accompanying the infant ,,,Pottery,20218,Dorset County Museum,,,,272
20223,76147,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Plain bone pin - long with a rounded head and very polished. Complete and placed behind one of the disarticulated skulls (possibly the female that lacked skull in adjacent compartment) Plain bone pin 3.,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73226,Unknown,,,,
20223,76148,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Pierced green 'glass' bead (?faience) placed on chest with small vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,On chest,,,Faience,73227,Unknown,,,,
20223,76149,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Small knobbed urn - row of projecting knobs a little below the rim 15cm tall although not complete This is a rather unusual vessel - possibly transitional E-MBA type. It has a vague Collared Urn profile ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on side on chest - had been crushed by the chalk fill ,,,Pottery,73227,Unknown,,,,
73815,76150,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn over a cremation. Reddish-brown ware with very little grit.Well-developed neck and shoulder. Ornament in cord technique consists of horizontal chevrons on the collar and the lower part of the neck; radial corded lines on the rim. Height 12.9 in. RHMLongworth 1984: 184, Pl. 25e. No 390, Primary Series Form BI. 33cm tall and 24cm mouth diameter. Collar & neck - twisted cord herringbone Separate band of twisted cord herringbone on shoulder ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73228,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",BWPI 5A,,,1045
73816,76151,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Calkin 1962: 7 <Upper part of urn found 14th July, 1927. On the collar are five corded bands, with horizontal chevrons between, partly corded and partly stabbed; irregular stabs on the neck, and corded crescents on the rim>.Longworth 1984: 184, pl. 246a. Primary series. No 391",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73229,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,1045
73817,76152,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Calkin's M6 (1962: 9) . <Small urn with Punch marks on the neck; the collar is missingLongworth 1984: 184, pl. 178d. No. 393. Base is 9cm diameter and has rows of vertical jabbed decoration on collar & neck ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73230,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,1045
73819,76154,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Calkin 1962: 9 . M6 WICK, BARROW PLOT (S.5). Urn found about 1907 during the construction of a house about 150 yds. south-west of the barrow. It is reddish-brown and well-fired, but lacks the rim. Rows of vertical stabs on the collar and neck. Height about 12.5 in.RHM.>Longworth 1984: 184, No 384. Very fragmentary. Stab & drag decoration on the collar. Probably inverted ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73232,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",157.1927,,,1045
20237,76155,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,two fragile cones of sheet gold and decorated around the rim with three tooled lines. The rim of each cone has a slight flange which suggests they were intended to cover some other objects such as buttons.40mm in diameter In private collection ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Button cover - one of two placed on top or next to cremated remains ,,,Gold,73236,Unknown,,,,280
20237,76157,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,One of three amber beads ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Amber,73236,Unknown,,,,280
20237,76158,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,There is a note of a 'badger' tooth being recovered which is intriguing ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],73236,Unknown,,,,280
20238,76159,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Calkin's M16Longworth 1984: 183, pl 25c. No 376. Primary Series Collared Urn, Form B1, Incised herringbone on the collar and lower part of neck. Mouth diameter - 17cm",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73237,"Red House Museum, Christchurch",,,,
20240,76161,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Incomplete collared urn of Longworth's Primary Series, form IV.  13cm tall (survibves and 14.2cm mouth diameter, incised herringbone on collar & lower neckLongworth 1984: 183, pl 52c. No 377",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,Disturbed burial - charcoal and ashes scattered around ,,,Pottery,73238,Unknown,,,,283
20240,76162,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Secondary Series Collared Urn SE style Form BI/IILongworth 1984: 183, pl 159a, No 37827cm tall & 15cm mouth diameter; & twisted cord hurdle decoration on the collar Private hands ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,Disturbed burial - charcoal and ashes scattered around ,,,Pottery,73818,Unknown,,,,283
20243,76164,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,The inside of the Collared Urn was coated with well preserved sphagnum moss. Also the pot was Covered and surrounded by lots of burnt black organic material Sphagnum wrapping of body? Or floral offering? Prehistoric bubble wrap?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Inside of pot coated in sphagnum moss - perhaps a wrapper or container of cremated remains - almost like bubble wrap ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73239,Unknown,,,,285
20243,76165,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,The pot was covered and surrounded by lots of burnt black organic material,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Surrounds the pot ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73239,Unknown,,,,285
20250,76166,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn Primary series. 25cm tall and with compact mass of burnt earth and bones inside Longworth 1984: 184, Pl. 75g. No 387. Primary Series Form B1. Mouth diameter 24cm. Undecorated Note two flint flakes placed directly under the mouth of the vesselIn Bournemouth Museum ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20053,,,,,
20250,76167,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Note two flint flakes placed directly under the mouth of the vesselIn Bournemouth Museum ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,Under mouth of inverted urn ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20053,Unknown,,,,
73820,76168,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Early Bronze Age collared urn inverted with the base and some of the contents missingLongworth 1984: 184, Pl. 75a. No 388Primary Series Form II. Undecorated and 29cm tall and 23cm mouth diameter. Contained the cremation and the Accessory cup ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73242,Ashmolean Museum,As 387,,,
73820,76169,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"broken remains of an inverted pygmy cup were also found, as was a carbonised fragment of a hazel kernel.Pygmy cup is slightly broken and is only 4.2cm mouth diameter and 2cm tallIt was placed inside he large Collared Urn It is  Group 3 urn ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In larger pot with the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73242,Unknown,,,,
73820,76170,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,Is the inclusion of the carbonised hazelnut fragment deliberate or could it be part of the pyre material?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cremation urn ,,,Charred Plant Remains,73242,Unknown,,,,
20271,76171,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot placed at feet of the individual **need more detail about the Beaker**,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Placed at feet or just a little way away from them to the east ,,,Pottery,20066,Unknown,,,,
20277,76172,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"S2 (W) Beaker with bands of tooth-impressed horizontal bands of decoration all over body Clarke 1970: No 177, fig. 18718.5cm tall and 13.3cm mouth diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Hands,Apparently (?cradled)  in the arms ,,,Pottery,20071,British Museum,92 9-1 339,,,314
10038,76174,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Pebble. Beach pebble core ; placed in the cist and on floor ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,On floor of cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),"73246, 73247",Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,373
10004,76176,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Large ribbon-handled urn of Trevisker style. Tall and over 40cm in height. Patchett describes it as a rather degenerate form. Patchett 1946: Table II <Bi-conical well defined carination at handle level. Internal bevel to rim which is slightly everted. Two large handles with distinct droop. Design in a 3-cord plait,  horizontal chevrons between two horizontal lines.Chevrons on bevel and handles>Flat stone placed on top of the mouth as a cover Urn also contained dagger and the strike-a-light In Truro Museum",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained cremated remains and also mouth was covered by a flat stone ,,,Pottery,73249,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1220
10004,76177,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,rivetted dagger with 3 rivets; narrow blade and pointed end In Truro museum ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73249,Unknown,,,,1220
10004,76178,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Strike a light of iron pyrites with wear & traces of friction Truro museum ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73249,Unknown,,,,1220
10007,76183,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Borlase 1872: 200 <This urn, as will be observed, has two fine handles, resembling those on the Tresvenneck vessel. The rude diagonal lines, "" carelessly scratched with a tool round the upper part,"" present certainly the rudest, and possibly the earliest example of thechevron pattern, found on any Cornish Urn.>Patchett 1946: Table V (No E.10)  sys it has impresed cord decoration, with 3 rows of wavy horizontal lines and rough inverted triangles over them. Decoration alos on bevel and handles. It is described as a transitional Wessex-Food Vessel to ribbon-handled urn. Inverted over stone and in stone-llined pit.Also it has a It is 33cm tall and 23cm mouth diameter and contained a large quantity of burnt bones, charcoal and pyre debris. Ribbon-handled hybrid Food Vessel Trevisker type It had evidence of burning on the interior but not certain whether it was  in pyre or just affected by hot pyre debris? Borlase says (ibid: 200): 'The whole (ie urn and body) had evidently undergone the action of fire'  Patchett also notes burning on the outside. Carelessly executed decoration In Truro Museum ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Placed on stone and in stone-lined pit ,,,Pottery,73254,Unknown,,,,1221
10009,76184,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted but rather destroyed crudely ornamented urn filled with clean sorted cremated bone. The mouth of the vessel rested on a flat stone. Pot was like the example from Piran San which is a Food Vessel with the indentations on the rim. Food Vase?It fell apart on discovery but the fragments are in Truro Museum ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73255,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1222
10010,76185,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn containing cremation but no further detail (accidental discovery by workmen).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73256,Unknown,,,,1223
10011,76189,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn sitting on flat stone in small cist in barrow mound. Mouth of urn covered by another flat stone Douch 1962: 94 <urn was round; it rested on a flat stone and was covered with another; and was found to contain a quantity of burnt bones>,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73260,Unknown,,,,1224
10012,76190,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of four cinerary urns containing cremation. The fourth is preserved and is in possession of Mr H Williams. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73261,Unknown,,,,1433
74541,76191,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn broken when discovered so no further detail. Contained cremated bone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73262,Unknown,,,,1433
74542,76192,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn broken when discovered so no further detail. Contained cremated bone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73263,Unknown,,,,1433
74543,76193,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn broken when discovered so no further detail. Contained cremated bone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73264,Unknown,,,,1433
10013,76195,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Cremation possibly in a wicker basket and partly contained within the miniature cup although the cup mainly sits amongst the bone. The mouth of the cup had a turf on its mouth to cover it. This pot bears a remarkable resemblance to those that are known as precious cups of amber and silver etc. Breton/ Cornish influences Patchett 1952: 47, fig. 1 A.12. <In shape it is a cup with a rounded base, plain round handle and a slight internal bevel at the rim. In Cornish Bronze Age Pottery, Part I, this cup, being then unavailable for inspection was sketched from the published illustration in which it appears to have a foot-ring owing to being placed on a stand for photographic purposes.  This led to its mistaken description as a true Aldbourne cup with a handle.The paste is of B Beaker type without visible grit>Note that the pot has been depicted in different ways in different ilustrations !!Vessel is 8cm tall and 10cm mouth diameter.  Group 1 Miniature cup The decoration is in three bands divided by incised lines, the uppermost, just below the rim, has a design of plaited cord which changes half-way round to incised triangles enclosing a single dot. The second band has two or three incomplete rows of twisted single cord impressions. The broadest band, stretching to the bottom of the handle, is composed of diamond shapes of incised lines variously decorated inside with small irregular stabs. Although it has no foot-ring it has the pointille decoration of the Aldbourne cups and in spite of its beaker-like paste it is definitely not a Beaker as it accompanied a cremation. Therefore it must be the result of the primary Breton movement into Cornwall at a time when Beaker traditions were strong, dating from the last part of the early Bronze Age.Copper 2017: 308 <The vessel has a series of diagonal twistedcord lines lines just below the rim then four encircling lines of twisted cord just below this. The lower portion of the vessel has a series of incised diamonds infilled with pointille. The surface has been smoothed>",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Partly contains and partly placed in midst of the cremated remains (so part container) ,,,Pottery,73266,Unknown,,,,1225
10013,76196,,Container,,,29,Basket,,Cremated remains possibly also contained within a wicker basket that lined the pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73266,Unknown,,,,1225
10014,76197,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Note the desription by Borlase is from anecdotal info. The urn is not as massive as initially described. and not 2-3 feet high! Longworth 1984: 165, pl 63c. Primary series Form 1A. 31cm  mouth diameter and 16.5cm tall . Twisted cord hurdle on neck and collar and has two handles. Very heavyBorlase 1872: 244. <The horizontal and perpendicular lines with which it is ornamented are clearly made by the pressure of a twisted cord upon the wet clay. The pottery is remarkably heavy, and is baked very hard and black throughout. In some places it is more than an inch thick.>Handled Collared Urn In TRURO museum",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73267,Unknown,,,,1226
10014,76198,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Bronze knife with no further detail . Not burnt and placed on top of urn above cremated bones. Grave not pyre good ?In Truro museum ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,In the urn with cremation,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73267,Unknown,,,,1226
10015,76199,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,The two handled urn which broke to pieces when encountered. It was upright and a cairn of stones which also contained two quern stones was placed immediately on top of this vessel Patchett 1946: Table II. B.5. Impressed 3-cord plait chevrons. Cross on base. with two large handles Ribbon handled urn - very large and 50cm tall and 40cm mouth diameter ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73268,Unknown,,,,1434
10015,76200,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,One of two mullers or whetstones? Associated with cremation Placed on top of vessel and acted as lid,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association, Placed on top of vessel and acted as lid,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73268,Unknown,,,,1434
10015,76201,,Other,,,244,Lid,,A quernstone placed on top of urn and possibly acting as a cover / pot lid (reused quern),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of the pot ; reused quern ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73268,Unknown,,,,1434
10015,76202,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,One of two mullers or whetstones? Associated with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73268,Unknown,,,,1434
10016,76203,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,A very thick pot an that is all the information available containing cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73269,Unknown,,,,1227
73825,76204,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large ribbon-handled urn almost totally full of cremated human bone and pyre debris (burnt sticks etc) Only the to 7cm of an urn 37cm tall  lacked human bone ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73271,Unknown,,,,1228
73825,76205,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Smaller urn 12cm away from larger urn. Smaller ribbon-=handled urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73272,Unknown,,,,1228
73825,76206,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Smaller urn  and forms a triangular arrangement in the cist with the other smaller urn and the larger urn. Smaller ribbon--handled urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73273,Unknown,,,,1228
10017,76207,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Ribbon-handled urn on side with bones inside it and scattered on the beach gravel ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73270,Unknown,,,,1228
10018,76208,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Burnt fragmentary dagger - just two rivets noted. Pyre not grave good ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73274,Unknown,,,,1229
10019,76209,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Poorly fired biconical urn with twisted cord decoration. Large urn ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73275,Unknown,,,,1230
10019,76210,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miiniature inverted Collared Urn next to larger urn 11cm tall and 9cm mouth diameter. On collar diagonal bands of impressed cord maggots. It was filled with dark soil Patchett 1944: Fig. 7. C10,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,Next to the large urn containing cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73275,Unknown,,,,1230
10019,76211,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Some copper or bronze pyre good - copper staining of green on some of the cremated bones ; very burnt,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Stains the human bones so probably directly on body when on pyre ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73275,Unknown,,,,1230
10019,76212,,Tool,,,174,Quernstone,,Large broken saddle quern - very dished. Placed just to west of the cremated bone. Very worn ,N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73275,Unknown,,,,1230
10019,76213,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt animal bone mixed in with human cremated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73275,Unknown,,,,1230
73826,76214,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,"<Breakwater Quarries, Grove>: an IA mirror handle probably recovered from an inhumation burial associated with a wider LIA/Romano-British cemetery.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74392,Dorset County Museum,,,,1231
73827,76215,,Other,,,176,Razor,,"<Piggott 1946, Laughton's Knowe>: a bronze razor in a wooden (?hazel) sheath.NMS description: Bronze; double-edged; oval blade and a tang cast in one piece; one side of blade flat, the other with midrib for half its length",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Wood [Hazel]",73276,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 557; X.EQ 558,,,
10264,76216,,Other,,,70,Coin,,"<Borlase 1872, 230 Sennen following Gilbert 1817, Land's End>: 'brass coins'. Potentially Republican imports.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Metal Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73277,Unknown,,,,1233
73828,76217,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Very tall Trevisker Series urn with very slight biconvex form approaching sub-cylindrical profile. Weak pinched shoulder cordon and two horizontally projecting tongue lugs. Neck decorated with vertical lines of impressedleft hand cord laid to form Longworth's motif B, bordered above and below by two horizontal lines of cord impression. Survival 100%; rim diam. 200 mm; base diam. 136 mm; height 304 mm; colour light yellowish�brown10YR 6/6; temper 15% gabbroic inclusions, particle size mode 4 mm. (Smith et al fig. 16)Upright pot - Urn P2; decorated . It is almost transitional towards a Collared Urn. It has two lugs (horseshoe) Dates 2460-1910 cal BC",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73280,Unknown,,,,389
10157,76218,,Container,,,77,Cup,,"Gold corrugated cup (Wessex II) with ribbon handle - the 'Rillaton' cup inside ceramic pot A precious gold cup of Early Bronze Age date the Rillaton Gold Cup, a biconical gold vessel, about 90mm high, with a handle attached with rivets. The cup resembles a late Neolithic (approx 2300 BC) ceramic beaker with corded decoration and until 2007 was thought to date to a much later period of c. 1650-1400 BC. In 2001 the similar Ringlemere Cup was found which has a similar corded style termed grooved ware, though it was (and remains) crushed nearly flat. Subsequent theories that it might have been deposited as a votive offering have now been abandoned in favour of it being part of the original grave goods in the Ringlemere barrow.Gold cup inside larger ceramic vessel and placed on chest of burial Gold corrugated cup (Wessex II) with ribbon handle - the 'Rillaton' cup inside ceramic pot ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Gold cup inside larger ceramic vessel and placed on chest of burial ,,,Gold,73282,British Museum,,,,1234
10157,76219,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,Bronze dagger. Only fragmentary but Camerton type (ogival) 10 inches long with rivet (called spearhead)Also Fragments of ivory or polished bone (could be cetacean teeth)  - possibly a handle or rather pommel for the daggerNow lost,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In cist ,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze]",73282,Unknown,,,,1234
10157,76220,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,faience beads (described as glass in original excavations),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In cist ,,,Faience,73282,Unknown,,,,1234
10157,76221,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,The Rillaton cup was placed inside an earthenware urn ; container on chest - Trevisker urn of some type ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Torso,Placed on chest and contained the Rillaton cup ,,,Pottery,73282,Unknown,,,,1234
10158,76222,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Late Southern tradition handled Beaker at Try, Gulval (Russell and Pool 1964, 19) This is quite an unusual association for Cornwall and Beakers in general. Handled Beaker with a cremation deposit (at the time of discovery in 1964 it was only the 2nd Beaker to have been found in Cornwall. - (see Quinnell and Jones 2006: 52) Placed at base of cist near SW corner and lying on side with the rim towards the N. Very close to it were two unburnt bonesVery highly decorated and also handle decorated. Divided into 5 zones and all but basal area decorated. Infilled diamonds and diagonal lines . Handled made to look like basketry  Beaker as past reference The rather flat handle as compared to good round-bodied handles, and the rather coarse decoration and clumsy shape, may be signs of typological devolution, possibly but not certainly an indication of late date. The diamond pattern occurs on handled beakers in the Midlands, but such parallels have only general and not special significance. The decoration has plainly been arranged to suit the shape. The inbent rim of this beaker  ppears to be a characteristic developed in Britain, perhaps first on handled beakers, though it occurs on beakers without handles, including two of those from Cornwall, Praa Sands (Patchett, 1946, 23) and Tregiffian Vean (Patchett, 1953). The other beaker sherds are all acceptable as belonging to the �A� group in respect of fabric, technique of decoration and the pattern of running chevrons which is quite common in south-west England, occurring for example on the Praa Sands beaker.165mm tall and 150mm mouth diameter Clarke 1970: 477. SH4(C): 1073, p 415. Truro museum ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Placed very close to the two unburnt bones ,,,Pottery,73283,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1442
73830,76223,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Fragmentary Trevisker ware vessels mixed in with cremated remains Large decorated urn ; has herringbone decoration arranged vertically Truro museum ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,mixed in with cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73284,Unknown,,,,1442
73830,76224,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Fragmentary Trevisker ware vessels mixed in with cremated remainsLarge decorated urn ; has herringbone decoration arranged vertically Truro museum ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,mixed in with cremated remains in pit ,,,Pottery,73284,Unknown,,,,1442
73830,76225,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Fragmentary Trevisker ware vessels mixed in with cremated remainssmaller vessel ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,mixed in with cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73284,Unknown,,,,1442
10158,76226,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Several sherds of at least one other handled Beaker - The decoration consists of linesof cord impressions similar to, but a little finer than, those on urn 1. The arrangement of the decoration is similar except that here the zig-zag  attern is limited above and below by a single horizontal line and there are short vertical lengths of cord impressions on the rim bevel. On this urn, as on the last, the decoration is muddled and confused in places and it seems that the vertical zig-zag pattern was a difficult one to carry through correctly. Despite the appearance of greater neatness many of the impressions are smudged. [26, 31, 32, 34, 46, 47, 55, 65, 68, etc.].Detached fragment of lug handle. TRURO museum ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73283,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1442
10158,76227,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Decorated Beaker sherds possibly from a third vessel  - 3 sherds Truro museum ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pit dug into cist ,,,Pottery,73283,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1442
10158,76228,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Several water-worn pebbles in cist Possibly from the stream c. 180m away. They were all c. 2-3cm in diameter ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Placed in cist with the cremated remains and mixed in ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73283,Unknown,,,,1442
10158,76229,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Haematite pebbles ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with cremated remains ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73283,Unknown,,,,1442
10159,76230,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"An upright urn with cremation or rather a horseshoe-handled plastic strap handled urn ; or enmcrusted urn of E-MBA transition Patchett 1946: G15,  transitional with plastic strip horseshoe handles. Patchett says that it has Deverel-Rimbury influence so it is transitional Originally complete and was 200mm across at mouth diameter",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73285,Unknown,,,,1235
10166,76231,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn with zigzag decoration ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73286,Unknown,,,,1236
73831,76232,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn with zigzag decoration / chevrons,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73287,Unknown,,,,1236
73832,76233,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,rude and soft earthern urn with chevron and zigzag patterns,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73288,Unknown,,,,1236
10167,76234,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker - very fine ware with very little inclusions. Fired light red and has high burnish. Phase I of Abercromby A type. 178mm tall and 132mm rim diameter. Patchett 1952: fig. 1 A10. Clarke 1970: 104, fig. 961. S3(W), in-turned rim. Two main zones of infilled stamped decoration of diamonds made with a notched bone. Very carefully executed decoration and clever use of plain and shaded/ infilled surfaces and alternate  plain & hatched diagonal squares on neck & body. (affinities with a Beaker from Durrington in Devizes museum)Held in Buryan church and then put in Penzance museum ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,The body has degraded so relationship lost ,,,Pottery,73289,Penzance Museum,,,,1237
10168,76235,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large Trevisker urn containing either a decayed deposit of organic material (more likely) or a cremation/ pyre material (less likely). It was full of earth as black as soot. Very little detail about the urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,The body parts were strewn around the urn ,,,Pottery,73290,Unknown,,,,1238
10168,76236,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Dagger and rivets accompanying strewn around bones. Initially said to be a helmet or objects of brass. Hencken (1932: 73) states it is a dagger that was buried with the bones,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Dagger and rivets accompanying strewn around bones. ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73290,Unknown,,,,1238
10168,76237,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,, It was full of earth as black as soot. Probably a decomposed food offering in pot ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pot accompaning disarticulated body,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73290,Unknown,,,,1238
73833,76238,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Jones and Quinnell 2014, Forrabury, Grave 16>:  A cobble of fine ground quartzitic sandstone, probably Devonian, showing slight use as rubbing stone. Roughened around the edges.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Sandstone,74455,Unknown,,,,398
73836,76240,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Downes 2005, Gitterpitten Mound 4, Cist [1040]>: Burnt bone from an adult sheep or goat was also found in the cist fill.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
73837,76241,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Neil 1985, Holland, St Ola Primary Cist>: Fragments of very burnt pottery  were recovered from amongst the cremated human remains.",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73295,Unknown,,,,
73837,76242,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Neil 1985, Holland, St Ola Primary Cist>: the burnt rib of a sheep or dog was recovered from amongst the cremated human remains.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73295,Unknown,,,,
73838,76244,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Downes 2005, Mound 6, Burial 1>:The primary burial had been a cremation placed in a large bi-part steatite urn which in turn was placed into in a pit SE of centre to the mound.Awaiting info from Sharman (1999); Macsween (2000) for further details on urn. It apparently could hold 56 litres!",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,73296,Unknown,,,,
73839,76245,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Downes 2005, Mound 7, Cist 193>: basal part of a complete pot (SF 158, 162) which held 8.1g burnt bone. The pot may have been inserted as a complete vessel, but as it had suffered plough damage it is not possible to be certain. The pottery vessel had been subjected to a very high temperature.Awaiting info from Law (1995); Downes et al 1998.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73297,Unknown,,,,
73840,76246,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Downes 2005, Mound 7, Cist 113>: A large stone pot lid (SF51) had been placed on the west side of the cist at the bottom of context (067). This disc had been bifacially flaked around the edge to from a neat circular shape.Awaiting further info from Clarke (1995; 2000)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
73841,76247,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Marwick 1949, Linga Fiold 238-9>: The vessel was broken, but from the fragments collected it was possible to effect a satisfactory reconstruction.   It stands about 6 inches high, and measures 7 inches across the rim and 5 inches across the flat base. The walls are evenly shaped, varying in thickness ... The outside is blackened, and in the lower part of the interior is a carbonaceous deposit. The rim is slightly bevelled towards the inside, and has a broad groove.",N/a,Unknown,Used,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73300,Unknown,,,,
73843,76249,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"Called a Wessex Vase support but more likely an incense or Accessory cupIt is 29mm tall and with a mouth diameter of 65mm  Described by Piggott (1936:34)   <described by Piggott as �of veryfine black ware with delicately incised ornament, both in its upper and lower parts, and with the exterior zoned with lugs and having small perforated lugs�.>Copper 2017: 314 <The vessel is decorated with a series of encircling herringbone motifs on both the upper and lower surfaces bounded byencircling lines of twisted cord a with central cruciform motif. The exterior has encircling lines of twisted cord decoration.>Classed as Group 4Not known where it is currently located ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73302,Unknown,,,,171
73844,76250,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,wooden slat which was originally interpreted as a half-stave of a bow (more likely a flat bier/ coffin-like structure?),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73303,Unknown,,,,171
20283,76251,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Three large Beaker sherds in the grave fills (also disturbed by the construction of the ditch),N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73304,Unknown,,,,318
20283,76252,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,31 worked flints in the grave fill - knapping debris. Mainly flakes ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73304,Unknown,,,,318
20283,76253,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Small quantity of animal bone at edge of grave just west of the skull ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73304,Unknown,,,,318
73845,76254,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn (SF 2016) almost complete but part of base missing. Decoration on collar only - hurdle pattern with twisted cord impressions. Secondary Series c. 300mm tall and 190 mm mouth diameter Bipartite form and similar to one from Hengistbury Head barrow 12 (Longworth 1984: pl 159a)(Gardiner et al 2007: fig 10.7),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"73305, 73306",Unknown,,,,318
73845,76255,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two burnt bone objects in urn with cremations - pyre goods. This one had a tapered end and incised decoration ; bone point,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With the cremated remains,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73305, 73306",Unknown,,,,318
73845,76256,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two burnt bone objects in urn with cremations - pyre goods. This one had 2 small perforations at one end,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremated remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73305, 73306",Unknown,,,,318
20284,76258,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker at feet (SF 20243). W/MR style with grog temper and cord impression. Both fillled & ifilled zones; vertical lines and a plain band at the base 230mm tall and 180mm mouth diameter (Gardiner et al 2007: fig. 10.6)Beaker at feet ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Placed at the feet ,,,Pottery,73308,Unknown,,,,319
20284,76259,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Copper dagger of Armorican British Camerton Snowshill type. Flat riveted dagger (Gardiner et al 2007: fig. 11, 13). Three rivets. Placed by the skull  and short triangular blade ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73308,Unknown,,,,319
20284,76260,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,62 worked flints in lower grave fill with the body - surrounds body. Flakes which were seen as grave goods ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Placed around body ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73308,Unknown,,,,319
73846,76261,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Incomplete Collared Urn (SF 2014). It is a Miniature form. Impressions and horizontal lines with chevrons below (Gardiner et al 2007: fig. 10.9),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73309,Unknown,,,,319
73847,76262,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Composite necklace of c. 180-190 beads. 1 amber, 4 fossil tusk shells (scaphopod), 40 pale calcareous stone and 140 or so grey-brown Kimmeridge shale beads. All very small beads and evidence of string. Amber bead is 6.2mm diameter and stone no greater than 7mm in diameter and 4mm thick.Fossil shells 23.6mm long(Gardiner et al 2007: fig 11, 15-18)All beads are unburnt and are grave not pyre goods ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of the cremated remains ,,,"Amber, Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified), Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale]",73310,Unknown,,,,319
73847,76263,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Small copper awl. Unburnt and is grave not pyre good ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73310,Unknown,,,,319
73848,76264,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Inverted straight-sided flat-topped urn decorated with incised hurdle pattern on rim. It is in coarse grog-tempered fabric and only upper part of vessel remains (50m). It could be Grooved Ware or E-MBA bucket urn ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73311,Unknown,,,,319
20285,76265,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Copper-alloy knife dagger with cremation. Unburnt so grave, not pyre good. It is Camerton-Snowshill type and with wide midrib. 3 rivets",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73312,Unknown,,,,320
20285,76266,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Worked antler tine (SF 2001) in lowest fill with cremated bone ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73312,Unknown,,,,320
10005,76267,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Ribbon handled urn in upright position containing cremation. Narrow slate stone had been placed over its mouth but not large enough to cover whole mouthBorlase 1872: 3139 <The pottery is extremely rude and ill burnt ; the bands or ridges round the upper part being very irregular. One of the protuberances or handles, (omitted apparently at first,) had been subsequently baked harder than the rest of the vessel, and stuck on as an afterthought. In colour the exterior is of a yellowish grey, but the interior is blackened by fire. The contents were doubtless placed in the vessel while still burning. The only attempt at ornamentation is made by some forty or fifty indentations round the rim, made with the point of the finger nail while the clay was wet. Altogether, this is the rudest and probably themost primitive urn yet discovered in Cornwall, and the interment the most careless and barbarous.>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Filled to brim with cremated bone and covered with stone lid ,,,Pottery,73313,Unknown,,,,1244
73849,76268,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, primary burial/SF23>:gg: Beneath the basal flag an unbaked clay object (SF23) was found: a flattened oblong object of unbaked yellow clay, 200 mm long by 100 mm wide by 25 mm thick. One end rounded and the other flattened.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Other,Beneath basal flag of cist,,,Clay,73314,Unknown,,,,
73850,76269,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, cremation pit F15/SF105>:gg: SF105 Four sherds, two body and two rim. The rims both nondescript and flattened. Brown coloured on both surfaces. Two sherds had charcoal adhering to their inner surfaces. The fabric was very hard but the surface was vesicular. One sherd destroyed in TL dating (Appendix VI), and another in thin section analysis. The sherds were all much abraded and none fitted together.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73315,Unknown,,,,
73851,76270,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F73/SF106>: gg: SF106 Thirty-four sherds averaging between 20 mm and 30 mm including one base and two rims. The rims were plain and flattened; buff coloured on both surfaces; only partially baked and very friable; the outer surface relatively smooth. Most of the sherds had abraded edges.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73316,Unknown,,,,
73852,76271,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F64/SF107>: gg: SF107 Five sherds including one rim, which was flattened and plain. Orange coloured outside with blackened inner surfaces. The fabric was hard and the outer surface vesicular.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73317,Unknown,,,,
73854,76272,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F89/SF109>: gg: SF109 Nineteen sherds including two rims and two base carination sherds. The rims are plain and flattened, one has an incised line 10 mm beneath the top, the other does not but its outer surface is destroyed 6 mm below the top. The sherds are blackened on their inner surfaces. Eight sherds including one of the rim sherds have stippled decoration. Five are bright orange, six are grey  brown and the rest are dark brown to black on the outside. The fabric is fairly hard. (From F89, a cremation pit.)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73318,Unknown,,,,
73855,76273,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F101/SF110>:gg: SF110  One body sherd. Only partially baked and very friable. Orange in colour on both surfaces. It is possibly a rim sherd but the edges are very abraded. There is also the possibility that it is decorated with three incised lines slanting from the suggested rim. They disappear where the outer surface is destroyed.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,73319,Unknown,,,,
73856,76274,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F93/SF111>: gg: SF111 Three body sherds. Partially baked and in a very friable condition. The outer surface is for the most part destroyed. Buff coloured on both surfaces, with a black matrix. One sherd may be either rim or base.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73320,Unknown,,,,
73857,76275,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F104/SF112>: gg: SF112 Twenty-three sherds including four rims, which are plain and flattened; very friable and thick; buff to orange in colour on both surfaces. The rim sherds appear harder and smoother.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73321,Unknown,,,,
73858,76276,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F80/SF113>: gg: SF113 Two body sherds of hard, smooth fabric; black on the outer surface and buff coloured inside.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73322,Unknown,,,,
73859,76277,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F91/SF116>: hr: F91 Many small fragments including a small piece of the petrous part of a temporal bone of small size.gg: SF116 Sixty small sherds including seven rims and four bases. All the rim sherds are plain and flattened; the fabric is comparatively hard and smooth and the sherds are buff coloured round the edges.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73323,Unknown,,,,
73861,76278,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F18/SF18;117>: gg: SF117 The fragments of a stone tool, 260 mm by 110 mm tapering with what appears to be a handle 40 mm wide. Very friable laminated stone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Slate,73324,Unknown,,,,
73861,76279,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 1, Cremation Pit F18/SF18;117>: SF18 The fragments of another tool, similar in shape to SF117 (from the same grave), but with a less well defined handle. 220 mm by 110 mm by 6-10 mm thick.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Slate,73324,Unknown,,,,
73862,76280,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 2, primary burial/SF123>:gg: SF123 A body sherd. Fabric very hard and smooth, buff coloured on both surfaces. The edges much abraded. Found in the primary burial cist of Knowe 2 intermixed with the cremated bone and ash.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73325,Unknown,,,,
73863,76281,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 3, primary burial/SF114; 122>:gg: SF114 Two body sherds which fit together, although found separately. Fabric relatively hard, orange  black outside and in, abraded. Found in the primary burial cist of Knowe 3 intermixed with the cremated bone and ash. SF122 A small body sherd with the inner surface destroyed. Very friable, black in colour. Found in the primary burial cist of Knowe 3 intermixed with the cremated bone and ash (recorded together as an assemblage here)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73326,Unknown,,,,
73863,76282,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Hedges 1979, Quoyscottie, Knowe 3, primary burial/SF114; 122>:gg: Cremated animal bone?: The heap of cremated bone outside the cist area contained a small portion of jawbone with several sockets. Part of the nasal floor or floor of the maxillary sinus can be seen. Even allowing for shrinkage in cremation, the distance between this surface and the sockets seems very small, yet the sockets cannot be those of deciduous teeth since no crypts for the permanent successors are present. The small fragments of  root embedded in this piece of bone proves on examination under the binocular microscope to have no parent root canal at all, and perhaps the most likely explanation is that it is a retained apex from a shed deciduous tooth. The two broken teeth are equally difficult to identify. In one of them, the broken crown flares out from the root at an angle almost too extreme even for a deciduous tooth. One begins to wonder whether the jaw fragments and teeth are human (identified in the main report as animal bone so defined here as a pyre good).",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73326,Unknown,,,,
60092,76283,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"<Barrowman and Innes 2009, Pabay Mor SF10>:A polished pebble (SF 10) and a smoothed, worked piece of pumice (SF 11) were recovered from the posterior of the mandible.<Ballin-Smith in Barrowman and Innes 2009, 10>: A polished pebble (SF 10) and a smoothed, worked piece of pumice (SF 11) were recovered from the posterior of the mandible. A smooth, rounded quartzite pebble whose lower surface is convex, with a central area of dark polish measuring approximately 30   35mm. The stone is otherwise unaltered but it has calcareous adhesions on its upper surface. It is likely to have functioned as a polisher or burnisher, the polish being a result of the stone being used in a circular motion.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,60027,Unknown,,,,472
60092,76284,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Barrowman and Innes 2009, Pabay Mor SF11>: a pumice polisher.A polished pebble (SF 10) and a smoothed, worked piece of pumice (SF 11) were recovered from the posterior of the mandible.<Ballin-Smith in Barrowman and Innes 2009, 10>: an irregularly shaped pebble of dark grey, vesicular pumice. One surface is smoothed and slightly concave, indicating that it has been used as an implement. The stone is otherwise unaltered.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pumice,60027,Unknown,,,,472
73871,76285,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 6030>: One of three dogs potentially associated with this burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73330,Unknown,,,,
73871,76286,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 6030>: One of three dogs potentially associated with this burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73330,Unknown,,,,
73871,76287,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 6030>: One of three dogs potentially associated with this burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73330,Unknown,,,,
73869,76288,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 3066>: Context 3066 and S.F.63 contained the skull, mandible, foot bones and vertebrae of a sheep and the mixed remains of one perinate infant and one slightly older neonate infant. No long bones were found with the animal bones; there was some evidence of skinning and the vertebrae showed signs of dismemberment. Unlike the other deposits of �meat bearing� bones described, it may be that S.F.63 represents the inclusion of a sheep skin with the human burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
73868,76289,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 4036>: Bones from the burial of adolescent (4036) represented three neonatal, two juvenile and one subadult sheep, all of which showed evidence of butchery.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73333,Unknown,,,,
73867,76290,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 9007>: One of two juvenile sheep buried with the infant. Butchery marks on the bones indicated that the carcasses had been disarticulated and stripped of meat before burial with the infant.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73334,Unknown,,,,
73867,76291,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 9007>: One of two juvenile sheep buried with the infant. Butchery marks on the bones indicated that the carcasses had been disarticulated and stripped of meat before burial with the infant.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73334,Unknown,,,,
73866,76292,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 6096>: A large amount of animal bone, sheep ribs in particular, were collected with these remains.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73335,Unknown,,,,
73864,76293,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Gooney 2015, Knowe of Skea Burial 2114>: Sheep bones, representing two animals, were recovered with human burial (2114).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73337,Unknown,,,,
10020,76294,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Large urn on west side of circle filled with cremated bones and charcoal and pyre debris. Note that several of the cremated bones stuck to the inside of the urn and left marks on its interior. This implies the pot was still unfired or wet when the cremated bones were placed in it and likely fired in the pyre Made and fired during cremation process. At the time of discover this was the largest ribbon-handled urn found in Cornwall. It was 558mm tall and 380mm rim diameter. It had two ribbon handles and had clay with granite inclusions. (Borlase 1879: Plate II, fig. 4). It was decorated with laureated chevron patterns arranged vertically Note a second urn had been thrust down into the mouth of this urn, splitting it",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contains the body and also the second urn that may also have held a second cremation ,,,Pottery,73338,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
10020,76295,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"second urn had been thrust down into the mouth of the large ribbon-handled urn, splitting it. This was 406mm tall and with a mouth diameter of 305mm. It also had two ribbon handles and was filled with angular pieces of quartz. It had twisted cord decoration over handles and vessel body (Borlase 1879: 201). It was more cylindrical in shape. Also in this urn were ashes (possibly of another individual but not made clear) and a naturally perforated pebble and a flint strike-a-light In Truro ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73338,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
10020,76296,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,In second smaller urn mixed with ashes was a naturally perforated pebble ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73338,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
10020,76297,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Flint strike-a-light placed in second smaller urn rammed into mouth of the first; mixed in with ashes ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73338,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73872,76298,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,ribbon-handled urn. Urn was completely full of burnt bones  It was 165mm tall (smaller than some of the other),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73339,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73873,76299,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Ribbon-handled urn (fragmentary) with twisted cord chevron decoration ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73340,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73874,76300,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Broken cylindrical urn. It was  158mm tall and had a rim diameter of 127mm. It was well-baked and finely decorated with a series of chevrons all over the vessel (see Borllase 1879: Plate II, fig. 5)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73341,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73875,76301,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Part of a rough baked urn with ashes and accompanied by another rough pot (seemingly lacking cremated remains). Its interior was decorated with chevrons ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73342,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73875,76302,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragmentary pot placed close to the other one but uncertain whether direct association and grave good ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73342,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
60088,76303,,Clothing,,,230,Buckle,,"<Duffy and MacGregor 2007, Swainbost, N. Uist>: An iron artefact, identified as a belt buckle, was recovered adjacent to the right side of the pelvis.<Hunter in Duffy and MacGregor 2007, 158>: This piece is a fine iron sub-rectangular loop formed from a bar with the ends bent rather asymmetrically under to touch one another. Part of the loop is broken at the broader end ... On the inner surface of the narrow end is preserved the fine tapered tip of leather strap. This was a fitting for a strap some 15 mm broad; compare a very similar fitting from the Camelon warrior burial (see Hunter 2001, 121). The location near the pelvis suggests it came from a belt; the surviving strap tip suggests it acted as a form of buckle, perhaps clipped into one end of the belt with the other end pulled through it and then tucked in.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,right side of pelvis,,,Iron,60023,Unknown,,,,471
73876,76304,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Plain Barrel-shaped urn with two small handles containing cremated remains and ashes and a few rough chips of flint.The urn was 305mm tall and had a rim diameter of 203mm. (Borlase 1879: Plate II, fig 6). It was plain and contained an agglomerated mass of cremated bones and ashes. Ribbon-handled urm Patchett 1946: B.21 calls it a bicomical urn with two small ribbon handles. Very thick and earthy with sharp carination. The urn also contained fragments of globular glass (faience?) said by Borlase to be a small vessel 75mm in diameter but very broken. Patchett 1946: Table II: <This is a variant of the R.H. urn with signs of megalithic tradition. See Kendrick, Arch, of Guernsey, 27-8 a n d 1 1 5 - 1 6.>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73343,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73876,76305,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Thought by Borlase to be a glass vessl placed inside the urn with human remains. It is likely faience 76mm in diameter and 8mm thick. It was described as olive green glass,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Inside the urn,,,Faience,73343,Unknown,,,,1245
73877,76306,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Small coarse and 'rude' vessel (Borlase 1879: Plate II, fig 8). Again this vessel must have still been wet and unfired when bone put in here and then had been fired on the pyre with the bone in it.So was the bone just dry and defleshed  when placed in the urn and then cremated when the pot was fired in the pyre? Pot baked on funerary pre; bone impriints on it. It was 305mm tall and 230mm rim diameter. Plain urn ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76307,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Next to urned cremation was a small  second urn. Round and 203mm rim diameter and decorated on interior with twisted cord diagonal chevrons. ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,Placed just next to cremation urn ,,,Pottery,73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76308,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Nestled within the spill out of the cremated bone from the Trevisker urn fired in the pyre and just to its east was a  pot with a bevelled rim and mixed in with 12 faience beads This was a little urn with bevelled rim and incised decoration ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76309,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Opposite urn above and placed close against the inner face of one of the stones of the ring and close proximity to these other urns was a complete miniature urn 90mm in rim diameter and 100mm tall. It had two unperforated lugs and was reddish in colour. THe base was filled with yellow stuff (snuff-coloured) but in mouth area was a quantity of burnt bones (same individual as female with faience?) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76310,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,Composite necklace mixed in with cremated remains of young woman. This comprised 12 faience beads (10 cylindrical  and fluted 5/8th of an inch long and 1/4 inch thick; ). Two larger barrel-shped beads (described as of vitreous paste). Also this comprised several Kimmeridge shale beads with tiny holes - very unusual necklace ,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Faience, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale]",73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73878,76311,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,90mm in rim diameter and 100mm tall. It had two unperforated lugs and was reddish in colour. THe base was filled with yellow stuff (snuff-coloured) but in mouth area was a quantity of burnt bones (same individual as female with faience?) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73345,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76312,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"V perforated button but of note this is made from stone (which is rare - see Woodward and Hunter 2015; chapter 5.3)THe button was near the faience beads and it is a small hemispherical button that had bee converted and reused from a larger globular bead 12.7mm in diameter. It had the appearance of concrete, ",N/a,Almost complete,Used,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76313,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Heart-shaped stone perhaps part of the composite necklace (charm/ amulet or fossil),N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
73877,76314,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Base of a leaf-shaped arrowhead mixed in with crenated remains. Refound/ curated object? Dark brown flint ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],73344,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1245
10023,76316,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Primary series Collared Urn(Form 1B); 26cm tall & 22cm diam but with no decoration with 2 sm handlesLongworth 1984: No 188, plate 44c. Patchett 1946: fig 8., D7. <Narrow collar, distinct neck. Flattish rounded rim, carination at handle level. No base. Slightinternal bevel. Ht. 12"", Dia. � 8f"".Penzanze museum The other pot is lost ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73347,Penzance Museum,,,,1246
10023,76317,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Perforated oblong whetstone of 'black marble'; 9cm long; placed next to CU; one perforation at top Borlase records this as very rectangular in shape. Black barble sounds intriguing too ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to the cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73347,Penzance Museum,,,,1246
10023,76318,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Smaller undecorated Collared Urn (broke to pieces) with cremation Now lost,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73348,Penzance Museum,,,,1246
10023,76319,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Smaller Perforated oblong whetstone of sandstone 6cm long; placed next to CU,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed next to cremation urn ,,,Sandstone,73348,Penzance Museum,,,,1246
10023,76320,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,'knife' found but then lost  but was associated with one of the cremations made of copper alloy. Possibly a dagger Now lost ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Found accompanying the cremation in cist ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73347,Unknown,,,,1246
10027,76323,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Two bronze dagger fragments found in the turves above grave Part of a Camerton Snowshill dagger Miles 1975: 32 <Two joining fragments found close together from a dagger with flat, pointille decorated midrib flanked by a single pronounced groove on either side; all breaks were patinatedIt has striations along the grooves",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Indirect,Other,In turves above grave ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73350,Unknown,,,,369
10027,76324,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Worked flints (uncertain number) in pit fill ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73350,Unknown,,,,369
10027,76325,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"A whole host of worked and collected stones and pebbles in the grave pit 14 white quartz pebbles, 1 incised slate, tourmaline & killas pebbles & 1 worn qtz pebble ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,"Quartz/Quartzite, Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73350,Unknown,,,,369
10027,76326,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"Incised decorated slate in grave fill Small fragments of slate with sharply incised lines on one surface: the slate, from the now eroded mantle over the granite, is of frequent occurrence in the subsoil. 62 from the surface beneath the ring bank enclosure E; 63 from the central pit. A third, smaller fragment with less definite incisions, came from the basal levellingturves in W.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Slate,73350,Unknown,,,,369
10027,76331,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Amber fragment came from soil in interior of the grave? Possibly an amulet or associated with a pommel from dagger? It had traces of 3 possible incised circles 14 x 14 x 9 mm Possibly disturbed but not directly associated with any burial ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Amber,,Unknown,,,,369
10056,76332,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Miniature urn was found full of black earth and ashes, and ornamented by a double vertical chevron pattern around the rim. Measuring 80mm tall and 102mm diamater at the base, and 89mm at the mouth, it is barrel-shaped with a perforated cleat on either side and of dark and thin pottery. It had been placed mouth downwards. 2 unperforated lugs. well-fired Patchett in 1944 classifies the urn as Class C, ribbon-handled (her C.9) Copper 2017: 308 <A small biconical urn with two lugs. It has avery narrow internal rim bevel and two lugs. The buff-chocolate coloured fabric is well fired and thin with occasional large grit fragments, crushed shell and some mica. The surface has been smoothed. The decoration consists of a single encircling line on the internal rim bevel. The exterior decoration consists of three encircling lines of twisted cord decoration on the upper part of the vessel separating two zones of running triangle motifs in fine twisted cord.>Classed as Group 1",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73353,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1247
10056,76333,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,2 Limpet shells in the cist and not directly associated with the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,Placed in cist where the pot sits just to S side of cist ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73353,Unknown,,,,1247
60091,76334,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Barber et al. 1989, Hornish Point>: Three of the pits also included deposits of near complete, young butchered sheep and cattle. The human and animal bodies were distributed as follows:Pit 1: hr included lower body parts including the lower right limb and part of the pelvic girdle; animal remains included substantial parts of a juvenille cow/bull (18-30 months in age)The cattle were skinned, dismembered and filleted, and the marrow extracted from long bones prior to burial. One bone was much chewed by a dog. ",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],60026,Unknown,,,,
60091,76335,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Barber et al. 1989, Hornish Point>: Three of the pits also included deposits of near complete, young butchered sheep and cattle. The human and animal bodies were distributed as follows:Pit 3: hr included the lower trunk, part of the pelvic girdle and stray bones (eg finger, clavicle); animal remains included substantial parts of two female sheep (one 18-30 months in age, the other 3+ years)Both sheep were also dismembered and filleted.",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],60026,Unknown,,,,
60091,76336,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Barber et al. 1989, Hornish Point>: Three of the pits also included deposits of near complete, young butchered sheep and cattle. The human and animal bodies were distributed as follows:Pit 3: hr included the lower trunk, part of the pelvic girdle and stray bones (eg finger, clavicle); animal remains included substantial parts of two female sheep (one 18-30 months in age, the other 3+ years)Both sheep were also dismembered and filleted.",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],60026,Unknown,,,,
60091,76337,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"<Barber et al. 1989, Hornish Point>: Three of the pits also included deposits of near complete, young butchered sheep and cattle. The human and animal bodies were distributed as follows:Pit 4: hr included the boy's left foot. animal remains included substantial parts of a juvenille cow/bull (slightly older than the example in Pit 1)The cattle were skinned, dismembered and filleted, and the marrow extracted from long bones prior to burial. One bone was much chewed by a dog. ",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],60026,Unknown,,,,
73879,76338,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),<Friends of the Orkney Archaeological Trust 2005>: one of two decorative copper-alloy toe-rings on the feet,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73354,Unknown,,,,1248
73879,76339,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),<Friends of the Orkney Archaeological Trust 2005>: one of two decorative copper-alloy toe-rings on the feet,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73354,Unknown,,,,1248
73879,76340,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Friends of the Orkney Archaeological Trust 2005>: A piece of deer antler, drilled with six holes, lay on her chest",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73354,Unknown,,,,1248
10031,76343,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"a large earthenware pan or 'bussa' about 25 to 30 inches in diameter, with the mouth down, This is a very large Trevisker urn (635mm+ in diameter)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73355,Unknown,,,,1249
10035,76349,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small Bronze Age pot - possibly a miniature vessel associated or accompanying cremation It had been disturbed ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73360,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,371
73881,76350,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Unusual to have a cremation with a Beaker. Note that Clarke (1970) does not record this vessel.Jones and Quinnell (2006: 43) state <the vessel from Carvinack is a complete vessel containing a cremation, from beneath the Carvinack barrow, Kenwyn parish, in broad association with Food Vessel sherds (Dudley 1964), had panels of finger tip decoration: the shape of this beaker probably indicates a position at the end of the Southern tradition.Inverted, possibly with a cloth covering its mouth, and in the form of a tangle of root, bones and soil.It was distinctly decorated and of a type considered very late in Beaker traditions",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73361,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,372
10036,76352,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Cremation in very tight concentration and had been placed in a bag. Textile impressions were identified on the clay floor beneath the deposit (Dudley 1964, 430, pl. vii)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73362,Unknown,,,,372
10036,76353,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Note sherds (deliberately broken and partial before placed in this barrow) of a TRevisker vessel had been smashed and scattered in grave fill above this cremation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,Scattered as broken sherds in material above grave ,,,Pottery,73362,Unknown,,,,372
10037,76355,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flakes  scattered throughout cist floor (many more ion cairn fabric) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Under body on cist floor ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73363,Unknown,,,,1436
10038,76356,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Ribbon-handled collared um (Crawford, 1921, 293, Fig 11; Patchett, 1944, 36, D8). The um was inverted in a small cist (20 inches square) builtat ground level in the centre of a caim of large stones, 30 ft in diameter and 5 ft high (9 x 1.5 m), and containing a human cremation. 'The mouth of the vessel was plugged with clay in which were embedded a number of pieces of granite the size of a walnut, though angular, not rounded' Longworth 1984: 166, No. 187. Large urn with mouth diameter of 305mm. Only 127mm of its height survives.Fine twisted cord-filled triangles on the collar and jabbed impressions on the neck. Two twisted cord lines on rim",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,"73246, 73247",Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,373
10039,76357,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,3 flint flakes  beside cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Placed in cist beside cremation urn ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73364,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1250
10039,76358,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn, Finely decorated biconical urn of great size and with large handlesUpright in cist Patchett 1946: Table IV. Collared Urn  D.2. Hybrid biiconical Collared Urn with two large but narrow ribbon handles. <Design of infilled chevrons on collar. Two rows of small stamped circles on moulding of neck. Curved pattern in cord technique between two rows of circles below.>Large urn - 508mm tall and 330mm mouth diameter NOTE: in this urn with the cremated bones were granules of quartz and feldspar ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73364,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1250
10040,76360,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Ribbon handled urn with two handles possibly originally contained the cremation but was broken . Two handles ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,Next to cremated remains but disturbed so possibly originally the container ,,,Pottery,73365,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1251
10040,76361,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Slightly dubious whetstone in base of the  stone-lined chamber -unperforated ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed on botton of floor of chamber ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73365,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1251
10041,76362,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,In cist and inurned. Large Collared Urn 35cm tall and 20cm in diameter. Pot could have contained 3 gallons of ashes and bones  but only held 7 quarts. Decorated with zigzags on rim Note the urn was very burnt and may have passed through the pyre (made of burnt or calcined earth) or even fired in it ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73366,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1252
10042,76363,,Pot,,,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,Small 4 handled  urn in cist half full of cremated bones - protected by stone circle & flat stones POosibly an accessory cup from the description ; zigzag and chevron decoration ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73367,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1253
10043,76364,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Many urns placed very close to each other and all around a stone-lined cist This one was finely decorated and placed in the stone cist Very finely decorated urn containing the primary cremation Trevisker ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73368,Unknown,,,,1254
73882,76365,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),An MNI of one further urn (discarded),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73369,Unknown,,,,1254
10044,76366,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Patchett 1946: F.2. Ribbon/overhanging rim urn. Slightly globular with 2 small ribbon handles. Fine 3-cord plaited decoration, well-executed with even chevrons and placed between double horizontal lines . The handles are plain.Small and only 90mm diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73370,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1255
73883,76367,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Bucket shaped urn with two small unperforated handles. Small and only 58mm base diameter. Plain vessel Patchett 1946: Table VI: F.3,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73371,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1255
10044,76368,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"A sheep/ goat skull was found accompanying this cremation, which is an unusual feature in Cornwall at this time ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,Secondary association,Placed next to urned cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73370,Unknown,,,,1255
10045,76369,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Larger urn with beautifully decorated chevrons on inside and outside. It was 305mm tall and 270mm Mouth diameter. Contained cremated remains and placed next to a smaller Accessory vessel Patchett 1946: C.4. Bi-conical. Internal bevel to rim. Ht. 12"". Two handles with distinct droop. Rough horizontal chevrons. Two lines of impress cord inside and outside of rim. Decoration on handles.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73372,British Museum,,,,1256
10045,76370,,Pot,,,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,"Smaller pot No. 3. Plain with two squarish clumsy lugs. 127mm tall and 120mm rim diameter. Accessory vessel upright Patchett 1952: 53 <Clahar G.13,  Ribbon-handled urn � slightly truncated with loss of rims  Plain The urn2 was found in the same barrow as C.6 three struck flint flakes also were discovered. The urn was found in pieces close to a ribbon-handled urn of biconical shape with design of impressed cord arranged as that on the Tredinney urn F.22. These may have been the primary burial. Whether they were contained in acist is unfortunately not recorded. This small plain vessel is roughly made with a carination just below the two clumsy imperforate lugs. These start only an inch below the rim which has a short internal bevel. The paste is of late type with fine sandy grit, but not well fired. It is red brown in colour and the outer surface is smoothed.>",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed next to urned cremation as Accessory vessel ,,,Pottery,73372,British Museum,,,,1256
73884,76371,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Ribbon-handled urn with exquisite chevron decoration (almost mimicking basketry) and decoration on handles too. Urn is 158mm tall and 114mm mouth diameterInverted and not only contained cremation but also flintsClahar Patchett C.4. C.4. Clahar Bi-conical. Internal bevel to rim. . Two handles with distinct droop. Rough horizontal chevrons. Two lines of impress cord inside and outside of rim. Decoration on handles. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73373,British Museum,,,,1256
73884,76372,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,In urn was a scraper ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73373,British Museum,,,,1256
73885,76373,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small undecorated urn - biconical with ribbon handles; upright and some of rim gone.  Some ashes surrounded the pot 102mm tall and 100mm rim diameter ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73374,British Museum,,,,1256
73885,76374,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two flints sitting with the ashes surrounding the urn -both flakes ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73374,British Museum,,,,1256
73885,76375,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two flints sitting with the ashes surrounding the urn -both flakes ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Alongside body,surrounding the urn -both flakes ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73374,British Museum,,,,1256
10046,76376,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Triangular decayed wooden object above the cremation deposit,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Decayed wooden triangular object on top of cremation ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73375,Unknown,,,,374
10046,76377,,Other,,,198,Spoon/Spatula,,"A horn ladle (Fig. 8 and Pl. Ill ) rested on j in. of very peaty so il black (probably a turf) beside the cremation and was covered by a similarthickness of the same materialSpoon or ladle made of ox horn - next to the cremation ; grave not pyre good Miles, H & Miles, TJ: 1971: 19 <A horn ladle was found in the burial pit, resting on a turf beside the cremation. The ladle lay flat, with the inner side of the bowl upwards. It is 238 mm. long, with a maximum width on the bowl of 48 mm. Its thickness decreases from 5 mm. at the top of the handle, which forms a slight knob, to 1 mm. on the outer edge of the bowl. Although the object is described as a ladle it does not have a hemispherical bowl and a distinct handle; the width of the handle increases regularly to include the bowl, which is merely the broad end of the horn bent upward to form a scoop. On discovery the ladle was dark brown and resembled well-preserved wood. Its preservation was due to stable soil conditions. The burial pit had been permanently damp and the ladle had been covered with turf which had developed into a peaty soil.> he horn has been identified as bovid by Dr. Juliet Jewell (Juliet Clutton-Brock), of the British Museum (Natural History), who states that it is sufficiently small to be from a Bronze Age domestic ox. Horn objects survive rarely in prehistoric contexts. The only object from Britain comparable to the ladle is that described as 'a spoon or ladle of horn' found in a cist at Broomend of Inverurie, Aberdeenshire (Anderson, 1886, 76 and fig. 89).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn],73375,Unknown,,,,374
10046,76378,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Bag containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73375,Unknown,,,,374
10048,76382,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),Inverted Barrel Urn - inverted on a stone . Stones carefully placed around it ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73379,Unknown,,,,1257
10048,76383,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Animal bones directly above the cremation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73379,Unknown,,,,1257
10050,76384,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Undisturbed cist on S side of barrow with a Beaker lying on top of cist in one version but more likely in the cist in several others. Complete plain  Beaker-like vessel Cist full of fine mud ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,On base of cist ,,,Pottery,73380,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1259
73892,76385,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Sherds of coarse rim of vessel ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73381,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1259
73893,76386,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Coarse sherds of a Bronze Age urn - disturbed ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73382,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1259
30039,76387,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 7>:Urn 8:<NMW description>: Good grey ware with buff surface, of slack-shouldered form with marked external and very deep internal bevel to the rim; the decoration consists of diagonal 'maggots' on the lip and shoulder and horizontal corded lines on the neck and inside the rim.This urn is described as a food vessel in the NMS and was not assessed by Tellier (2015)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,Secondary association,touching/alongside urn 7,Y,,Pottery,73384,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/13,,,
30040,76388,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 2>:<NMW description>: Found in urn 2. Fragmentary strip. Bronze.Burnt and fragmentary. Possibly of Midgale type. Pyre good of bracelet. ",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,at the base of the urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73385,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/3,,,
73888,76389,,Pot,,,141,Pot,Cordoned Urn,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 4>:Urn 4 is described by Tellier (2015) as a Cordoned Urn. Contained heat twisted bronze fragment, possibly a pin.Baynes notes that 'The design, just within the rim, outside the rim, and on the band below, is a variety of the chevron pattern and composed of a series of small dots formed with some pointed instrument.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73386,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/9,,,
73889,76390,,Pot,,,141,Pot,Cordoned Urn,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 5>:Urn 5 is described by Tellier (2015) as a Cordoned Urn (inverted). Baynes notes that 'The urn was distinguished by having three raisedhoops or ribs running round it,  he spaces between the rim and two top ribs being decorated with a shaded chevron pattern of straight incised lines: one chevron, however, is shaded with dotted lines.'This vessel was damaged upon recovery.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73387,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/10,,,
73890,76391,,Pot,,,141,Pot,Cordoned Urn,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 6>:Urn 6 is described by Tellier (2015) as a Cordoned Urn (inverted).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73388,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/11,,,
73891,76392,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 1>:Tellier (2015) did not assess this vessel.",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73389,Unknown,,,,
30039,76393,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 7>:Urn 7: This urn contained the chisel, the dagger and the axe.<NMW description>: Hard grey ware with large grits and smooth brown outer surface, with double furrows round the shoulder, and a nearly vertical rim, the decoration consisting of cord impressions arranged in horizontal herring-bone patterns on the inside and outside of the rim and on the shoulder. There is a row of corded 'horse-shoes' below the upper shoulder-groove and a row of oval impressions stamped on outer bevel of the rim. There is evidence of ring-building.This urn is described by Tellier (2015) as an early Collared Urn.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,"contained the chisel, the dagger and the axe",Y,,Pottery,73384,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/12,,,
30039,76394,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 7>:<NMW description>: EBA bronze axe with a narrow butt and a splayed blade. Distorted by heat.Found 'lower down' in the cremated bone within the collared urn",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In collared urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73384,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/5,,,
30040,76395,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 2>:Urn 2: This urn is NOT in the NMS and was not therefore assessed by Tellier (2015).",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73385,Unknown,,,,
73888,76396,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 4>:<NMW description>: found in urn 4. Bronze fragment twisted by heat.Further fragments are described by Baynes. Possibly a pin (Tellier 2015)?Baynes notes that a small lump of bronze was found under the urn before removal, where it had evidently fallen through a hole in the bottom. Two other pieces of bronze, one about 3cm in length, were found among the bones. All these pieces had 'passed through the fire'",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73386,National Museum of Wales,42.395.4/4,,,
73894,76397,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"<Whimster 1981, Llangeinwen, Gelliniog Wen>: La Tene III Iron sword, length 0.77 m, with bone hilt",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",73390,Unknown,,,,1294
10052,76398,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Small single handled urn with incised dec; 12cm tall & 13cm wide at mouth; sits on & contains ashes .Biconical in shape (ribbon-handled but only one handle) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73391,Unknown,,,,1261
73894,76399,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"<Whimster 1981, Llangeinwen, Gelliniog Wen>: leather scabbard with iron plates at the front.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,"Leather, Iron",73390,Unknown,,,,1294
73894,76400,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"<Whimster 1981, Llangeinwen, Gelliniog Wen>: Fragmentary iron ring, possibly for sword-suspension.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73390,Unknown,,,,1294
10053,76401,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"inverted Style I Trevisker vessel (Some resemblance to Collared Urn type) packed around with horizontally laid slate slabs. Its inner surface was blackened by contact with hot ash and it contained soil and charcoal and some fragments of unidentified carbonized organic material Christie 1960: 83 <Urn I (fig. 4, PL xv). This was found virtually intact, inverted over a heap of ash and charcoal in a shallow pit dug into the subsoil and covered by the turf stack. It had been packed round with horizontally laid slate slabs, but the base, which was broken, was unprotected. This urn, unlike Urn II, contained no soil and it would seem that the break occurred shortly before discovery (the fracture looked fresh) probably due to the pressure and vibration during the excavation. The contents, predominantly charcoal and ash, were washed and some minute fragments of a black vesicular substance were found. The urn is of softened biconical form, 350mm high, with an internally bevelled rim (diam. 292mm�crushed out of shaped), two handles springing from mouldings on the shoulder and tapering to a narrow base 5.5 inches in diameter. The paste, which is laminated and friable, contains some grit and shows a red outer and black inner fracture. The light brown exterior of the pot is smoothed, the upper portion being blackened with ash and charcoal on the outside as well as inside. The decoration, carefully executed in rather coarse twisted cord, is confined to the rim, neck and mouldings. It consists of two rows of impressed cord around the top of the neck, a broad band 3 inches deep with inch-wide panels infilled with diagonal 'hatching' in cord, and two further rows of cord below. Handles also decorated with twisted cord and had vertical moulding. ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,Covering and inverted over pyre debris and 'token' cremation ,,,Pottery,73392,Unknown,,,,375
10053,76402,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Tiny fragments of a black substance were recovered from Urn 1 (see Appendix V). The writer suggests, in view of the traces of linear decoration on one piece, that they may represent the bag or the covering of a toggle or button or some other leather accoutrement.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,In pot with charcoal - some kind of leather object or button cover ,,,Leather,73392,Unknown,,,,375
73895,76403,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"inverted Style I Trevisker vessel. The soil fill of the pit contained three and a half biconical terracotta beads (1.1cm in length), a small clay cone 3.2cm tall with an oval base (also inside Urn II) , two calcined flakes, a discoidal quartz pebble, and traces of calcined bone. As with Urn 1, this urn also had a burned interior, and mourners had covered its base with a slate slab. The funerary participants covered these deposits and enlarged the mound with a 10.6 m in diameter. Christie 1960: 85 < bevel with two single rows of cord.Urn II (fig. 4, PL xiv). This was inverted over a shallow pit in a similar manner to Urn I, on the northern periphery of the turf mound. A slate slab had been laid over its base, which had broken in antiquity, and the urn was filled almost to the top with soil; this on examination was found to contain some very small fragment  of calcined bone (aver. c. I inch square)�not enough to represent a human cremation. There was scant trace of ash or charcoal in or around the urn, but its interior was blackened and had clearly once held ashes. The urn, which is of similar paste to Urn I, is larger, heavier and more pronouncedly biconical (rim diam. 390mm, height 400mm ). The decoration is executed in a three-cord plait and consists of three rows of impressed cord, a band 3I inches deep of neat vertical chevrons�the cord being used as a stamp wound over a suitable flat-ended object about \ inch wide. Two rows of cord on either side of the slight moulding at the shoulder terminates the decorated zone; on PI. xiv it can be seen that the cords overlapped rather than meeting exactly. The handles (3 inches wide where they spring from the shoulder, but 2 inches wide elsewhere) are nearly an inch thick and bear the same decoration as the body of pot. ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Missing,Unknown,Covering and inverted over pyre debris and 'token' cremation ,,,Pottery,73393,Unknown,,,,375
73895,76404,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,2 calcined flints in urn ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,Inside urn ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73393,Unknown,,,,375
73895,76405,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"three and a half biconical terracotta beads (1.1cm in length),",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,In pot with pyre debris ,,,Clay,73393,Unknown,,,,375
73895,76406,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,a small clay cone 3.2cm tall with an oval base inside Urn 2,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the urn with pyre material ,,,Clay,73393,Unknown,,,,375
73895,76407,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,discoidal quartz pebble inside urn 2,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,In urn with charcoal ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73393,Unknown,,,,375
73896,76408,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint chip ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with the unurned cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73394,Unknown,,,,1262
10055,76409,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),"Small perforated axe hammer or battle axe of granite (Truro museum); beautifully made 10cm long Placed near hands or where hands would have been. Borlase 1872: 86 <a small perforated axe-hammer, beautifully fashioned out of a granitic stone, containing felspar, quartz, and shorl,- and measuring four inches in length.^>",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Hands,Placed near hands or where hands would have been. ,,,Granite,73395,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1262
10058,76410,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Rough and quite coarsely decorated ribbon-handled urnIt is complete and was inverted over the cremated remains. It is 330mm tall and 230mm in mouth diameter.It is roughly bucket-shaped, narrowing to the base. The paste is yellowish in colour, sandy, and gritted heavily with tiny pebbles andmica, and well fired. The vessel is shouldered and has two handles. The decoration is poorly executed in scratched technique, three horizontal and irregularly disposed grooves superimposed on a continuous running chevron or horizontal zigzag.Large thick handlesplaced quite high on the bodyDecoration is rather informal and consists of confused horizontal lines with oblique crossings. Patchett 1946: F.5 (ribbon handled). Table VI: <Roughly incised lines. Three horizontal ones below rim crossedby standing lines. Prob. done with a pointed stick.?>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Propped up by thin stones and placed on flat stone with stone as cover ,,,Pottery,73396,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,376
10059,76411,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,cylindrical urn and had scratched decoration around rim. Double border of parallel lines  Upright and contained cremation,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73397,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1264
10059,76412,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife on top of cremated bone and ashes in pot. Was it used to scratch the decoration ? ,N/a,Complete,Used,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of crenated remains in pot ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73397,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1264
10060,76413,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,<Gwithian Site GM/V>: Small pile of beach pebbles placed at feet ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73398,Unknown,,,,377
10061,76414,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Patchett 1944: B.2. Biconical ribbon-handle Trevisker urn that was quite badly fired. The urn was upright on a flat stone. It was 527mm tall, 380mm at mouth diameter and only 9mm wide at base diameter. It had sharp & angular inclusions, and lots of mica. Decoration: Impressed cord, single twist. Infilled chevrons between horizontal lines, four above and three below. Design on bevel and handles.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,"Contained not only cremation but also a dagger, awl, accessory cup and a whetstone",,,Pottery,73399,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1265
10061,76415,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Camerton Snowshill dagger (dates grave c. 1800-1700 BC)  bronze dagger 10cm long by 5cm thick, badly worn and with two rivets extant at the hilt.THe dagger rests on top of the incense cup iT WAS PLACED IN THE POT ABOVE THE CREMATED REMAINS ",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed in urn on top of the cremated remains and directly on top of the incense cup ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73399,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1265
10061,76416,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Accessory incense cup. The vessel has three lines of twisted cord onthe rim and three others just below theoutside. Below this are a series of twistedcord chevrons. iT HAS SLIGHT BURNING ON IT.Drab brown colour with two preforations and is 37mm tall (tiny!)  and 66mm in diameand chevronster. Perfect amd yellowish grit free clay with cord ornament Copper 2017: 308 <Classed as Group 5>,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In large urn on top of cremated remains and dagger rests on top of this ,,,Pottery,73399,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1265
10061,76417,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Copper alloy awl or pin in larger Trevisker cremation urn It is rather eroded and 43mm long,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73399,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1265
10061,76418,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Schist perforated whetstone that is very worn and 90mm long x 30mm wide ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73399,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1265
10061,76419,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,Possibly a spindle-worl made of slate ; more likely a large bead. It is 30mm in diameter and made of greenish-yellow stone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremation ,,,Slate,73399,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1265
10062,76420,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker vessel was broken Patchett 1946: Table 2. B17. Base missing. Biconical handled urn. Carination at handle. No base. 150mm tall. Two large handles. Gritty fabric. Design of horizontal chevrons between double horizontal lines; rather carelessly drawn. 3 cord plait. It had been inverted over the cremated remains Interior of urn blackened by fire ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73400,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1437
10062,76421,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Two white bone beads (possibly beads according to Patchett) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremated remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73400,Unknown,,,,1437
10062,76422,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of three bronze pins in pot with cremation They were all c. 40-43mm long ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73400,Unknown,,,,1437
10062,76423,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of three bronze pins in pot with cremation They were all c. 40-43mm long,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73400,Unknown,,,,1437
10062,76424,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of three bronze pins in pot with cremation They were all c. 40-43mm long ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73400,Unknown,,,,1437
10062,76425,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Blue beads - possibly of faience,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Faience,73400,Unknown,,,,1437
10064,76428,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Urned and cremation associated with ashes. Layer of white clay heaped over the pot. Borlase said the cremation was originally in the pot but has spilled out Inverted and 180mm tall. Borlase 1872: 241 <The urn must have been of the cylindrical shape, about seven inches high. It was carelessly baked, but ornamented with the chevron pattern placed perpendicularly, like a succession ofthe letters V, under which was a line of dotted indentations, not unlike those on the Morvah Hill example>",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73402,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1266
10069,76430,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Biconical urn with two large handles set upright on stone in cist (did not contain cremation)Trevisker urn with well-executed chevron decoration on rim and handlesBlack earth completely surrounded the vessel Decoration - zigzags and chevrons. Said to be 508mm tall and base only 150mm diameter Cracked ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Placed next to the cremated pile of cleaned sorted bone. Pot cracked and this is ancient damage ,,,Pottery,73404,Unknown,,,,1267
10072,76431,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"The finds included an urn 26cm high and 25cm wide. Borlase made a sketch, a. Also found at the site were two small drinking cups of similar clay, with several handles. Hals said they were Roman paterae - a most unlikely suggestion in a Bronze Age barrow. The location of the finds at present is uncertain; they were ""deposited at Pencarrow"" (h1), probably they are still there.Ribbon-handled urn 26cm high & 25cm wide; broken . Containing cremation and ashes etcPrivately held ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73405,Unknown,,,,1268
10072,76432,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of two small ribbon handled drinking cups associated with urned cremation ; possibly miniature vessel Accompanying vessel ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed next to urned cremation ,,,Pottery,73405,Unknown,,,,1268
10072,76433,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of two small ribbon handled drinking cups associated with urned cremation ; possibly miniature vessel Accompanying vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Placed next to urned cremation ,,,Pottery,73405,Unknown,,,,1268
10073,76434,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Flint core from  floor level  of grave pit but not nec directly assoc with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On floor level ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73406,Unknown,,,,1269
10073,76435,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Human remains cleaned and sorted and in discrete 10cm x 10cm pile - likely in a bag,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73406,Unknown,,,,1269
10076,76437,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Fragmented sherds from two Beakers - possibly deliberately broken and scattered around the two burials Neither Beaker is complete and both are poorly made. They are long-necked or southern types. Clarke 1970: 477, 102 and 103F. Sherds of a Middle style Beaker scattered around bodies in circle; comb-impressed (step2-4)LSouthern",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Scattered over bodies ,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,378
10076,76438,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Fragmented sherds from two Beakers - possibly deliberately broken and scattered around the two burials Neither Beaker is complete and both are poorly made. They are long-necked or southern types. Clarke 1970: 477, 102 and 103F. Sherds of a Late style Beaker around body in circle. Late Southern with reserve dec. Step 6",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Scattered around the cremation and inhumation ,,,Pottery,73408; 73409,Unknown,,,,378
10076,76439,,Container,,,28,Bag,,bag containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73409,Unknown,,,,378
10077,76440,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Patchett 1952: 60. F.10 <It is very small only 4 in. high and of a squat shape. It has an internal bevel, deep for its size, rather like that on the Boskednan urn, C.7 (fig. 4) in shape. There is a rough cordon just below the handle and the contour is uneven. Abercromby places it in his Rimbury group5 but the cordon indicates it as a descendant of the biconical urns of the Cornish Middle Bronze Age. The handles are merely imperforate  nobs, the walls are thick for the height and the base slightly offset and very thick>Evidence of it being coil-built and fabric has quartz and mica and is dark-brown. Outer surface smoothed. Decorated with loose twisted cord and comprises widely-spaced diagonal lines on the bevel and on outside are horizontal lines This urn is like a Cornish variant on a miniature Collared Urn with lugs. It is very squat and only 100mm tall",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73410,Cambridge Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology,,,,1270
10077,76441,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,The urn also contained bird bones but it is not clear whether these were unburnt. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Bird bones in the urn with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73410,Cambridge Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology,,,,1270
10077,76442,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Four other urns were also found in this cist but were destroyed when the capstone collapsed on them so did not survive and are not described in detail. They are Trevisker style ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,73410,Unknown,,,,1270
10077,76443,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Four other urns were also found in this cist but were destroyed when the capstone collapsed on them so did not survive and are not described in detail. They are Trevisker style ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist accompanying cinerary urn?,,,Pottery,73410,Unknown,,,,1270
10077,76444,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Four other urns were also found in this cist but were destroyed when the capstone collapsed on them so did not survive and are not described in detail. They are Trevisker style ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,73410,Unknown,,,,1270
10077,76445,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Four other urns were also found in this cist but were destroyed when the capstone collapsed on them so did not survive and are not described in detail. They are Trevisker style ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,73410,Unknown,,,,1270
10078,76449,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Smashed Trevisker urn (damaged by flagpole erection),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73412,Unknown,,,,1271
10078,76450,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Several beach cobbles - unspecified how many; placed in cist. Likely unworked ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73412,Unknown,,,,1271
10078,76451,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Worked flints in cist (unspecified number) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73412,Unknown,,,,1271
10080,76453,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Sherds of Bronze Age pottery with charred material and cremated bone - disturbed ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73414,Unknown,,,,1272
10081,76454,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Unusual Food Vessel type.Patchett 1952: 57. E.13. <it were associated a cremation and theexceptionally fine flint spear-head or dagger illustrated of Middle Bronze Age date.The shape of the food-vessel is uncommon. It is biconical and has only a thickening or very slightly defined cordon where grooves  enerally occur. The base is thick, rising to the centre and in some places pinched, the vessel being asymmetrical in outline, the internal bevel is narrow. The great height above the cordon recalls the vessel from Bushmills, Dublin.2 The nearest analogies are a food vessel from Arghfarrel and Ridgeway Hill, Dorset.4 The paste is thick and very heavy containing a large amount of rather small grit. The surface is rough and of a texture common in Cornwall at the end of the Middle Bronze Age. In colour it varies from red to brown and has a black core. The decoration is of fingernail impressions arranged in columns from rim to base, with deliberate breaks in the design stressing a probable Irish origin. The nail marks have obviously been made by a small hand with very long nails. This form of ornament, without parallel in  ornwall, is found both in Scotland and Ireland. One food-vessel from Darnhalls, Peebleshire, has horizontal nail marks while on one from Muirkirk they are in columns. Though the form of the Pentire Glaze pot suggests the urn complex, the overall decoration and thick walls put it among food vessels.>154mm tall and 180mm mouth diameter",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Accompanying the cremation rather than containing it is more likely from description,,,Pottery,73415,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1273
10081,76455,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Exceptional flint dagger - a most unusual grave good for Cornwall and in 1952 was unique for this county,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Unknown,Unknown,Associated with the cremation and Food Vessel ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73415,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1273
10084,76456,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Patchett 1946: F7Food Vessel type with decoration and two handles ; hybrid vessel with signs of Deverel-Rimbury influence. Well made & fired and red paste Gunwalloe I (F7) is much larger and has a weakened outline and developed base.The handles are large and the decoration of twisted cord. Actually it is more reminiscent of the earlier type, but its rim profile is late and it was undoubtedly deposited at the same period as the other two. Its paste is identical with that of no. 2. All three contained cremated human bones mixed with those of three birds, a toad and a small animal, with traces of metal.Urns upright in a small cist of large slabs in a barrow.A flat stone on mouth of each urn.. Horizontal chevrons in a 3-cord plait between horizontal lines on upper third of body.241mm tall and 82mm diameter",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73416,Royal Cornwall Museum,A.369,,,1274
10084,76457,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Patchett 1946: F8Well made and fine paste - red clay. Globular in shape with 4 small knobs and incised decor of rather confused chevrons. Four small unperforated lugs. Badly executed incised chevrons between horizontal lines165mm tall and 55mm r diam,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73417,Royal Cornwall Museum,A.369a,,,1274
10084,76458,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Patchett 1946: F9Transition tyoe. Poorly made and poorly fired - grey and rough (compared to the other two in this cist which are well made)Squat tub-shaped with very wide mouth and baseTwo small vertically perforated lugs. Small barrel shaped and broad base. Very poorly made and rough and very carelessly executed incised chevrons. 150mm tall and 77mm rim diameter ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73418,Royal Cornwall Museum,A.369b,,,1274
10084,76459,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"The cist also contained the unburnt bones of a young rabbit, three birds and a toad . Hencken (932: 95-6) suggests this can be compared with a grave near Copenhagen which supposedly contained a wizard and also had bird claw & snake tail end. Theses are recorded as an assemblage given the uncertainty about their provenance.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Young rabbit bones in cist ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73416,Unknown,,,,1274
10084,76462,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Traces of copper staining on bones of one individual - pyre good?,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,Copper staining on some of the bone - burnt metal pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73416,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1274
10086,76465,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Small Food VesselPatchett 1952: E.15, p 58Avercromby Type IV. Coarse and heavy paste and light brown in colour. Decoration comprises seven concentric rows, deeply impressed, resembling cord but made with stamp of small triangular teeth. FV (Aberc type IV)15 cm tall w/ 7 concentric rows of impressed cord comb dec on neck/shoulder (E15)150mm tall and 140mm mouth diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Alongside body,Within larger inverted urn alongside body,,,Pottery,73420,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1281
10086,76466,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Large bucket bi-handled shaped urn; handles on carin (F21). Inverted with FV inside it also invertedPatchett 1952: 62-63 <This bucket-shaped urn was found with the little food-vessel E.15 (fig. 4). It is of a somewhat clumsy shape with an uneven outline. The out-turned rim with a lightly defined internal bevel is a feature on many Late Bronze urns in Cornwall and but for the carination at handle level, a hangover from biconical urns of earlier date, this urn would be in Class G. The handles have a rather peculiar outline standing out boldly from the body. The paste is dark cored, containing fine grit with only a few larger pebbles and is of Late Bronze Age type. In colour it is pale brown with a smooth surface that may have been slipped. Close parallel with Creen F.19.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Alongside body,Contains smaller Food Vessel and placed next to the degraded human bones ,,,Pottery,73420,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1281
10086,76467,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,elongated whetstone that Patchett says displays a Wessex connection beside pots Made of local stone - quite worn ,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Unknown,Other,Placed next to pot ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73420,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1281
10088,76468,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Inverted urn - possibly a Food Vessel. In cist - some bone spilled out ; no further info on pot dec. Not drawn or recorded - likely Trevsker vessel though ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73421,Unknown,,,,1282
10088,76469,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Inverted urn - possibly a Food Vessel. In cist - some bone spilled out ; no further info on pot dec. Not drawn or recorded - likely Trevsker vessel though ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73422,Unknown,,,,1282
10088,76470,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Found nearby the two urns but not in the pots. Found in the middle of the barrow and fragmentary; pyre good then thrown into barrow? IT was described as asword by Borlase that had been put on pyre and broken up and then into barrow. It forms 3 largish slightly burnt pieces of a dagger,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,Near but now with the two cremations,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],"73421, 73422",Unknown,,,,1282
10090,76471,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Mini Cornish CU 10cm tall with chevron dec on collar; 2 lugs (Aber cromby 1912: fig 444). with cremation Patchett 1946: 48. F.10. Broad bucket shape with pinched shape. Cordon below handles. Two small perforated handles. Single twist. Impressed cord in vertical and slanting lines between horizontal lines, also on bevel.It is 86mm tall and 120mm rim diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73423,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1283
10090,76472,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"burnt bird bones found in urn with cremation - food/ pyre good?Or symbolic association Note that at least three siotes had urns with bird bones - Bosvargus, Gunwalloe and Chykarne (Hencken compares this with Copenhagen burial tradition)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Inpot with the child,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73423,Unknown,,,,1283
10095,76473,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,Spray (offering of oak) or pyre debris ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation - could just be well-preserved pyre debris ,,,Wood [Oak],73424,Unknown,,,,379
10095,76474,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"The Rosecliston finds constitute a 'dagger-grave' beneath some kind of barrow. The cremation of an adult male, accompanied by pyre material, was associated with an extremely worn bronze(?) dagger of atypical form, perhaps related to the Harlyn Barrow III dagger and of mid- or late Wessex date; and an urn which is an outstanding example of the former Patchett Class B ribbon-handled group. The urn, linked by its decorative motifs with Urn I from the nearby Liskey barrow, a barrow which independently may be of early Wessex date, possesses a number of Longworth's primary traits and may thus be early within its own class. These considerations suggest a date no later than Wessex II - on present thinkng, the fifteenth century B.C. for the Rosecliston finds, cremation and barrowKnife-dagger. Dagger is 80mm long and apparently very worn according to Dudley and Thomas. Said to be of atypical form but may be realted to Camerton-Snowshill types. Dudley and Thomas 1965: 11 <It has the remains of a tapering, roughly triangular blade, of uncertain length since at no point does the original perimeter survive, a shallow midrib which expands slightly at the top of the blade, and an expanded heel whose original shape is lost. There are two widely-spaced rivets, each about 6 mm. in diameter and thus to be classed as 'broad' or 'thick'. The metal is presumably bronze. There are no signs of any grooves or lines parallel to the original edges of the blade.>Note however that Jones and Quinnell (2013: 171) state that <The blade is in poor condition and much of the edge is missing. Although it was suggested (Dudley & Thomas 1965) to have become worn at the time of burial, what is left of the blade suggests that it was  symmetrical and so not significantly worn when buried>",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],73424,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,379
10095,76475,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Large Biconical urn, ribbon handled, early of its kind and set on soft clay lying on a slab of shillet.382mm tall and 406mm rim diameter; base is 125mm diameter Dudley and Thomas 1965: 12 <stabbing or linear impression. Oblique cord-impressions appear on the inner bevel of the everted rim. The  ecorative scheme, confined to the upper part of the urn, reads downwards as follows; three (confused) horizontal lines of cord, a band of ornament consisting of columns of vertical chevrnns  vprtiral linps and a w J J ' single horizontal line of cord. There is then a narrow band of oblique linear impressions, three further rows of horizontal cord-impressions, a band of oblique parallel cord-impressed lines, and a final single cord-impressed horizontal line. The two diametrically opposed ribbon-handles fit into this scheme by having overall horizontalcord-impressed lines on them. It will be observed that there is a deliberate scheme of patterning, which could be summarised as; 3 lines, band of cord-ornament, 1 line/band of stabbing/3 lines, band of cord-ornament, 1 line>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73424,Unknown,,,,379
10096,76476,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,One of three urns placed together in cist Thiis is 127mm by 120mm in height and rim diameter This is a miniature Collared Urn type with two rows of stab decoration . Possibly contained a child as it is such a small vessel,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73425,Unknown,,,,1284
10096,76477,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,One of three urns placed together in cist Thiis is 110mm tall by 100mm in rim diameter Collared Urn style vessel ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73426,Unknown,,,,1284
10096,76478,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Small trevisker vessel full of cremated bones.One of three in a cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73427,Unknown,,,,1284
10097,76479,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large ribbon handled urn 508mm tall and 405mm rim diameter and full of ashes. UprightIt had a crack down one side - possibly ancient,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73428,Unknown,,,,1438
10100,76480,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"The urn, preserved in Truro Museum was smashed before removal, but the pieces recovered show it to be approx 56cm high with a maximum diameter of 43cm, being of deep brown, almost black fabric. It had stood upright on a clean earth floor surrounded by quartz or spar stones on the west side of the barrow. Amongst the stones was found half a smooth water-worn pebble with transverse scratches, suggested to be a strike-a-light. Black 2 handled urn w/ chevrons 56cm tall & 43cm wide sat upright on floor, surrounded by qtz pebblesPatchett B.11: large ribbon-handled urn Spar stones had been placed around the urn as props and to fill in the space. The paste was fairly firm but crumbled easily and has a smooth unglazed surface. The colour is a deep brown almost black. The decoration was made by pressing a close three-stranded plait of rushes or fine throngs on the clay while it was soft. The design is in regular very sharp horizontal chevrons to half-way down thehandles, outlined by two horizontal lines with two lines on the rim. The inner bevel has the horizontal chevrons, the handles five or six lines. The bones inside the interior had been burnt and were mixed with ashesThe contents were black and oily with bits of white projecting. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73429,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1285
10100,76481,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Quartz pebbles or spar stones carefully placed round urn as packing stones Note symbolism of quartz (purity/ fire/ heat) etc ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Packed around the urn ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73429,Unknown,,,,1285
10100,76482,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,, triangular holed stone thought to be a poss spindle whorl; 10cm x 7.6 x 2cm thick in beside cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,PLaced in association with cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73429,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1285
10100,76483,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,Smooth water-worn pebble scratched on one face - strike a light? - possibly from cairn material but NB had been flattened so may have been associated with cremation originally ,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,Found out of context in levlled barrow ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1285
10101,76484,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,27 worked flints recovered ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pit fill and around = disturbed ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73430,Unknown,,,,380
10101,76485,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,a cupped stone - possibly nutcracker,N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In disturbed pit fill ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73430,Unknown,,,,380
10101,76486,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,3 whetstones found with disturbed burial in pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In grave fill ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73430,Unknown,,,,380
10215,76487,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Base of  cist were mixed cord-ornamented sherdsof Trevisker II type - barrel shaped container? Only partial vessel ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,73431,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,399
10103,76488,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Broken pot - described as a cinerary urn ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed with cremated bones,,,Pottery,73432,Unknown,,,,1290
10104,76489,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Decorated Collared urn with chevron patterns. This is the outer vessel encasing the plain inner one. Note that Longworth (1984: 165) has misinterpreted what Borlase (1872: 209) said. One urn was not inverted over the other upright urn. Rather he plain smaller vessel was actually encased and contained within the larger decorated vessel. This is possibly a unique position. Both were upright.Two unperforated lugs Biconical Collared urn w/ chevron dec on collar with  Barrel urn with lugs inserted inside 218mm tall and 210mm diameter Longworth 1984: 165, 180. pl 76j. Primary Series SE style 1A. Twisted cord on collar & twisted cord hurdle on neck. Patchett D.5",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,"Contains not only the cremation but also the smaller urn is slotted into this one, also containing cremated bones ",,,Pottery,73434,Penzance Museum,PH5,,,1439
10104,76490,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Barrel type derived Collared Urn  with lugs inserted inside a Biconical Collared urn; plain two cut off unperforated lugs 216mm tall and 175mm diameter Longworth 1984: 165, 181. pl 76k. Primary Series SE style 1A. Undecorated Patchett D.6",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained inside the larger decorated urn and also with cremated bone ,,,Pottery,73433,Penzance Museum,PH5,,,1439
10104,76491,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Larger Trevisker urn 0 230mm tall and 196mm diameter.Not kept  ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73435,Unknown,,,,1439
10106,76492,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Collared-like urn with 4 small pierced knobs; inverted on stone and  enclosed by stones; 30cm & chevrons. The urn contained the poor cremation of a small adult and two flint flakes, and was associated with other flakes and pebbles. The urn had been tightly enclosed by the slabs, and its base had been removed possibly to allow the cremation deposit to be poured into it. The sloping stone in the centre of the barrow was surrounded by ashes and charred wood, and beneath it was a cartload of ashes. Two flint flakes were found within these.Although one could argue for truncation of base by plough etc, this urn was placed very far down in mound and was sealed by a undisturbed capstone so could not have lost its base from plough Did they forget to put the cremated bone into the urn and then could not get it back out as it was tightly packed? So had to cut off base as it was inverted?? Or to allow soul escape from the hole 305mm tall (but base missing) and 228mm diameter Patchett 1946: C.5. Very primitive paste and badly fired. Four handles high up and horizontal chevrons. Brown colour. Decor also on handles ",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73436,British Museum,,,,1293
10106,76493,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,2 chipped flints inside urn with cremation  (note another two were found just outside it) Both are sharp flint flakes ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73436,Unknown,,,,1293
10106,76494,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two flkes in cist outside the urn ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist but outside the urn ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73436,Unknown,,,,1293
10109,76498,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Biconical Urn w/ slight carination - Beaker derived 150mm tall and 55mm diameterDecoration - trellis work and vertical lines ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73439,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1295
10110,76500,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two flint arrowheads with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73440,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,382
10110,76501,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two flint arrowheads with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73440,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,382
10110,76502,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Shattered FV  biconical urn from central cairn area with crem- Food Vessel . Owoc (2000: 295-7) suggests that this was delibertely broken as part of the funerary ritual ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,In stake circle associated with female cremation and possibly deliberately smashed as part of the funerary ritual ,,,Pottery,73440,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,382
73916,76503,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Enlarged Food vessel  with a cremation placed on ground surface in secondary phase (in the third stake ring) ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Next to cremation ,,,Pottery,73441,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,382
10111,76504,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Pierced lug and cord-impressed decoration Trevisker urn Pot contained degenerate fats as residue and possibly also beeswax. It is thought that this pot may have contained mead. Miniature cup with single handle. 110mm tall and 100mm diameter. Slight carination. Cord-impressed chevrons framed by 2 horizontal bands above and below it; all over body are vertically-placed cord impressed chevrons or running zigzagsUnder burnt slate and upper part slightly crushed. Pot on side and filled with residue Classed as Group 1. Slightly scorched (as was the slate lying on top of it). Very hot ashes poured ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Surrounded by ashes and bone and patches of burning ; likely accompanied rather than contained cremation ,,,Pottery,73442,Unknown,,,,383
10111,76505,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"Holed stone , thought to be a possible spindle whorl. Just next to pot P7",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Beside cremation and pot ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73442,Unknown,,,,383
10111,76506,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,Pot contained degenerate fats as residue and possibly also beeswax. It is thought that this pot may have contained mead. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,In pot with residue ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73442,Unknown,,,,383
40001,76509,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: wood: cart;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,"Iron, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",40000,Unknown,,,,
40001,76510,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: iron: cart fittings (14) (on upper/lower torso, around body);biographical details: The 2 terrets that survived are not an exact pairNB since the 'cart fittings' clearly also included 'horse gear' a separate object record is made here to represent the horse fittings.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,40000,Unknown,,,,
40001,76511,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: iron: animal bone: pig (skull) (x2) (on or by the head),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40000,Unknown,,,,
40001,76512,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: iron: animal bone: pig (skull) (x2) (on or by the head),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40000,Unknown,,,,
40001,76513,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: iron: animal bone: horse (burial XX?) (x2) (around the body),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around the body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40000,Unknown,,,,
40001,76514,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: iron: animal bone: horse (burial XX?) (x2) (around the body),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around the body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40000,Unknown,,,,
40001,76515,,Chariot/horse gear,,,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A1: Objects: iron: cart fittings (14) (on upper/lower torso, around body);biographical details: The 2 terrets that survived are not an exact pairNB since the 'cart fittings' clearly also included 'horse gear' a separate object record is made here to represent the horse fittings.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,40000,Unknown,,,,
73897,76516,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A10: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with abutting terminals (type 2)<BM description>: Bronze ribbed bracelet, open. Notched on one side, with the notches marking out groups of three ribs.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74461,British Museum,"18,800,802.14",,,
73898,76517,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A11: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with abutting terminals (type 2),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74462,Unknown,,,,
73899,76518,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A12: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with overlapping terminals (type 3) (on arm),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73444,Unknown,,,,
73899,76519,,Jewellery,,,15,Anklet,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A12: Objects: anklet (on calves),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73445,Unknown,,,,
73900,76520,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A13: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet (type not specified),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74463,Unknown,,,,
73901,76521,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A14: Objects: stone: jet ring;BM findsNB catalogued in BM as jet bead,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74464,British Museum,"18,800,802.14",,,
73902,76522,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A15: Objects: cu-alloy: finger ring,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74465,Unknown,,,,
73903,76523,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A16: Objects: cu-alloy: ring (type not specified) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74466,Unknown,,,,
73904,76524,,Other,,,182,Rivet,,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A17: Objects: cu-alloy: rivetbiographical details: Rivet, contained pieces of lead and was presumably used as repair for something (Stead 1979: 86)BM finds description: Copper alloy rivet with a large head, which passes through a small piece of lead sheet. Presumably the whole was once used as a repair for another object.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Lead",74467,British Museum,"18,800,802.14",,,
73905,76525,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A18: Objects: stone: spindlewhorl (stone type not specified),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74468,Unknown,,,,
73906,76526,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A19: Objects: ceramic: sherds; biographical details: Sherds were part of one pot (Stead 1979: 83).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74469,Unknown,,,,
73907,76527,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A2: Objects: wood: cart;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73446,Unknown,,,,1481
73907,76529,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A2: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet (1) (on body),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73446,Unknown,,,,1481
73907,76530,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A2: Objects: iron: cart fittings (9) (around body)biographical details: The bronze disk was attached to wood, and Stillingfleet (1846: 30) thought it was part of a shield; though Stead (1979:55) thinks it could be part of the vehicle adornement. The bronze case function remains unknown (hypothesis range from it being a case to the antler linch-pin to the end of the pole). Could it really haven been a shield?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73446,Unknown,,,,1481
73907,76531,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A2: Objects: animal bone: worked bone points (over body);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73446,Unknown,,,,1481
73908,76532,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A3: Objects: wood: cart;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",73447,British Museum,"1877,1016.3-6",,,
73908,76533,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A3: Objects: cu-alloy: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (2) (around body); iron: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (7) (around body)BM finds: Lady's BarrowNB since the 'cart fittings' clearly also included 'horse gear' a separate object record is made here to represent the 'horse gear'.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",73447,British Museum,,,,
73908,76534,,Chariot/horse gear,,,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A3: Objects: cu-alloy: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (2) (around body); iron: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (7) (around body)These include a possible whip and a terretNB since the 'cart fittings' clearly also included 'horse gear' a separate object record is made here to represent the 'horse gear'.biographical details: There is a concensus that the bronze cap found, subsequently lost, is the metal end of a whip shank (Greenwell 1877: 456; Stead 1965:91; 1979:55).BM finds: Lady's Barrow",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Iron",73447,British Museum,"1877,1016.9-11",,,
73908,76536,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A3: Objects: animal bone: pig (forelimb and skull) (x2) (by face or back of head); BM finds: Lady's Barrow,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73447,Unknown,,,,
73908,76537,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A3: Objects: animal bone: pig (forelimb and skull) (x2) (by face or back of head); BM finds: Lady's Barrow,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73447,Unknown,,,,
73909,76539,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: gold: finger ring;biographical details: Gold ring was lost.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Gold,73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76540,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: cu-alloy: arched bow brooch (LT I-II) (type A/type 1) (on chest)BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrowbiographical details: Coral present in the brooch,La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Coral/Shell [Coral]",73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76541,,Other,,,73,Cosmetic Set,,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: cu-alloy: ring-headed pin (type 1-3) (LT I-II), tweezers, pin (type not specified),biographical details: Tweezers and ring-headed pins were part of a toilet-set. Coral present in the brooch, pendant [toilet set? XX check) and possibly bracelets.BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrow",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Coral/Shell [Coral]",73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76542,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (2), biographical details: Coral present in the brooch, pendant and possibly bracelets.BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrow",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Coral/Shell [Coral]",73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76543,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (2), biographical details: Coral present in the brooch, pendant and possibly bracelets.BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrow",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Coral/Shell [Coral]",73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76544,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: cu-alloy: ring (type not specified)BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrow,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76545,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: amber: ring (on chest);BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrow,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Amber,73448,Unknown,,,,
73909,76546,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A4: Objects: glass: necklace (67) (by ears or neck);biographical details: Blue glass bead necklace originally containing about 100 beads.BM and Yorkshire Museum finds: Queen's Barrow<BM notes>: It is believed that this bead comes from a necklace discovered in the so-called Queen's Barrow at Arras, excavated by Rev E. W. Stillingfleet in 1816 (Stillingfleet 1846, 27-8; Stead 1979, 8). Although the majority of the finds went to the York Museum, who hold 54 of the beads from this necklace, a few of the beads (13) ended up at the British Museum (Stead 1965, note 2 p.59, 102; 1979, 78-9, 98). These are:1873,1219.176-91880,0802.142-41891,0327.1-41892,0421.78<Yorkshire Museum notes>: 54 beads in the Yorkshire Museum (YORYM: 1948.911.1-18, YORYM: 1948.912.1-14, YORYM: 948.914.1-4, YORYM: 1948.917.1-18) are displayed as one necklace, and may be classified in five types: i) 19 blue beads each with three impressed white annulets (many now lack the white inlay); ii) 2 blue beads with 15 impressed white annulets, and one with 12; iii) 14 blue beads with stratified eyes - a white ring with a blue centre, 9 have 12 eyes and 5 have 9; iv) 4 blue beads with white scrolls; v) 14 translucent beads, with a greenish tinge, decorated with white or yellow scrolls.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,By ears/neck,,,Glass,73448,Yorkshire Museum,,,,
73910,76547,,Jewellery,,,209,Torc,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A5: Objects: cu-alloy: torc; stone: jet beads (9)biographical details: Greenwell (1906: 301) mentions that the jet beads were part of the torc/necklace.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet]",74470,Unknown,,,,
73910,76548,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A5: Objects: cu-alloy: discbiographical details: The disk is described as an ornament similar to a ""little wheel"" with 4 spokes (Greenwell 1906:301; Stead 1979: 84).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74470,Unknown,,,,
73912,76550,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A8: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74471,Unknown,,,,
73911,76551,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A6: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (2)biographical details:  Bracelets had a central ornament of stone or glass which wasn�t found. Stead (1979) lists bracelets but omitted them from his catalogue.NB one bracelet is assigned a material type stone; the other a material type glass (in addition to cu-alloy),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73449,Unknown,,,,
73911,76552,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A6: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (2)biographical details: Bracelets had a central ornament of stone or glass which wasn�t found. Stead (1979) lists bracelets but omitted them from his catalogue.NB one bracelet is assigned a material type stone; the other a material type glass (in addition to cu-alloy),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Glass",73449,Unknown,,,,
73911,76553,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A6: Objects: cu-alloy: broochbiographical details: The brooch description (Greenwell 1906:301) seems to be of a Type K (solid foot catch-plate) brooch (LT III).,La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73449,Unknown,,,,
73911,76554,,Jewellery,,,178,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Ear),Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A6: Objects: cu-alloy: earring,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73449,Unknown,,,,
73913,76555,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A9: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with abutting terminals (type 2) biographical details: Signs of wear in the bracelet.BM finds description: Copper alloy bracelet. The inside of the bracelet is convex and plain. The outside is modelled into a series of 23 oval beads/knobs, each divided by three fine grooves. The circle is broken by a gap running along the length of one of the beads, but this is so tightly closed as to be almost invisible. The bracelet shows little sign of wear.",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74472,British Museum,"18,800,802.14",,,
10115,76556,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with twisted cord decoration with inhumation; only 10cm diam; unusual shape & thick fabricMiniature Food Vessel . Finds were apparently sent to  Plymouth Musuem but cannot now be located (b1).,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,under chin & between knees of tightly crouched burial ,,,Pottery,73450,,,,,1297
73914,76563,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave Stead 90: Objects: animal bone: pig (skull, forelimb) (on or by the head or upper torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73453,Unknown,,,,
73915,76564,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W17: Objects: cu-alloy: ring (type not specified) (x2),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74473,Unknown,,,,
73915,76565,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W17: Objects: cu-alloy: ring (type not specified) (x2),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74473,Unknown,,,,
73917,76566,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W24: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (x2) biographical details: Red colour: one bracelet had a circular bezel of ""reddish stone"" (Stead, 1979: 73).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",74474,Unknown,,,,
73917,76567,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W24: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (x2) biographical details: Red colour: one bracelet had two bezels of ""red vitreous enamel"" (Stead, 1979: 73).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Enamel",74474,Unknown,,,,
73918,76568,,Mirror,,,119,Mirror,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W36 (A7?): Objects: iron: mirror?;biographical details: Possibly the A7 mirror.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74475,Unknown,,,,
10119,76569,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Hybrid Beaker-Food Vessel sherds - disturbed pot. sherds are fingernail pinched decoration of Beaker/EBA date - they had been disturbed ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Disturbed but in grave pit ,,,Pottery,73454,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,384
10119,76570,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,small flint blade from pit  - probably originally beside cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73454,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,384
10119,76571,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Quartz pebbles in pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In pit ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73454,Unknown,,,,384
73919,76572,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W43: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with abutting terminals (type 2),biographical details: Knobbed decoration in both bracelets.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74476,Unknown,,,,
73919,76573,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W43: Objects: cu-alloy: solid bracelet (type 1) biographical details: Knobbed decoration in both bracelets.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74476,Unknown,,,,
73920,76574,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W45: Objects: iron: penannular brooch (type L/type 8) (LT II-III);,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73455,Unknown,,,,
73921,76575,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W57: Objects: cu-alloy: pendantbiographical details: miniature axe is believed to be a pendant,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73456,Unknown,,,,
73921,76576,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W57: Objects: cu-alloy: ring (type not specified) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73456,Unknown,,,,
73921,76577,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W57: Objects: stone: jet bead; amber: bead; glass: bead(s) (1);biographical details: Blue colour (bead),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Amber, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet], Glass",73456,Unknown,,,,
10120,76578,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Larger of the two urns contained the cremated bones. Trevisker Barrel urn with 4 small lugs inverted; 30cm tall with chevrons dec - Coll Urn derived Chevron decoration restricted to neck and above the small perforated lugs 315mm tall and 120mm diameter Patchett 1946: 33: C.3  <The large urn from Trevelloe (fig. 7, C3) has a softened profile and weak rim ; its paste has large grit and shows angular fractures.Its decoration is interesting, being of a more complicated design than usual, the chevrons forming oculi. This would seem to show an Irish influence, as related ornament occurs on a Food-vessel from Killadron, Beragh, Co. Tyrone, now in Belfast Museum.. This form of ornament has a long history, being found on potteryfrom corbelled passage-graves at Monge (Cintra) in Portugal and also at Los Millares (Almeria) in Spain. On the Trevelloe urn there are pendent triangles below the chevrons. The urn has four small ribbon handles. Its outline, rim, and handles place it late in the series",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73457,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1298
73922,76579,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave W85: Objects: cu-alloy: ring (type not specified),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74477,Unknown,,,,
10120,76580,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Small Barrel urn with 2 small handles inverted; mini pot full of dust 14cm tall; chev decor on colla134mm tall and 90mm diameter. Almost a miniature vessel with decoration on collar and neckPatchett 1946: 33: C.3a <The small urn associated with it is barrel-shaped, with a footling (a late feature : compare an urn from Niton, Isle of Wight2), and two imperforate lugs. It has a degenerate design of chevrons in twisted-grass impression, an Irish feature.Twisted grass impressions. Note this urn contained 'dust'Penzanze museum ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Secondary association,Placed next to cremation urn as an accompaniment ,,,Pottery,73457,Penzance Museum,,,,1298
40005,76582,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Huntow (Stead 1979) Grave HT1: Objects: cu-alloy: long flat bow brooch (LT II-III) (type C/type 5) (1),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74433,Ashmolean Museum,,,,
10120,76583,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,Piece of perforated granite - possibly a spindle whorl?,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with the cremated remains ,,,Granite,73457,Penzance Museum,,,,1298
40005,76584,FHU2844,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Huntow (Stead 1979) Grave HT1: Objects: cu-alloy: brooch on broad feet type L/type 8 (penannular, LT II-III) (2) ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74433,Ashmolean Museum,,,,
40005,76585,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Huntow (Stead 1979) Grave HT1: Objects: cu-alloy: brooch on broad feet type L/type 8 (penannular, LT II-III) (2) ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74433,Ashmolean Museum,,,,
10124,76589,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Patchett 1946: Table 2. B.10. Urn inverted in small cist. Rolled slightly inverted rim and large plain handle. Impressed cord decoration in 2 bands (1 horizontal and 1 vertical) ; chevrons between the bands Slightly burnt vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73460,Unknown,,,,1440
40012,76590,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Nunburnholme Wold, Pocklington (Halkon et al. 2014-2016) Grave Nun2 (BC2): Objects: wood: coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73459,Unknown,,,,
10124,76591,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Several white quartz or spar stones surrounding urn & keeping it in inverted place ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,Under and surrounding the urn ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73460,Unknown,,,,1440
40012,76592,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Nunburnholme Wold, Pocklington (Halkon et al. 2014-2016) Grave Nun2 (BC2): Objects: animal bone: pig (by feet);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73459,Unknown,,,,
73927,76593,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Nunburnholme Wold, Pocklington (Halkon et al. 2014-2016) Grave Nun3 (BE): Objects: wood: coffin;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73461,Unknown,,,,
73927,76594,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Nunburnholme Wold, Pocklington (Halkon et al. 2014-2016) Grave Nun3 (BE): Objects: animal bone: pig (forelimb and skull) (on or by the lower torso);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,lower torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73461,Unknown,,,,
73928,76595,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Nunburnholm Wold, Pocklington (BBC online 29 March 2017): one of two horse skeletons",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73462,Unknown,,,,
73928,76596,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Nunburnholm Wold, Pocklington (BBC online 29 March 2017): one of two horse skeletons",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73462,Unknown,,,,
73928,76597,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,"Nunburnholm Wold, Pocklington (BBC online 29 March 2017): the remains of a chariot",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73462,Unknown,,,,
73928,76598,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Nunburnholm Wold, Pocklington (BBC online 29 March 2017): swords",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73462,Unknown,,,,
73928,76599,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Nunburnholm Wold, Pocklington (BBC online 29 March 2017): spears",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73462,Unknown,,,,
73928,76600,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"Nunburnholm Wold, Pocklington (BBC online 29 March 2017): shields",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73462,Unknown,,,,
40024,76601,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"Bugthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave BG1: Objects: wood: ?shield; cu-alloy:discs (2);biographical details: The 2 bronze discs contain red glass ornaments were described as possible brooches by 19th antiquarians  (Greenwell 1877: 50, n1; Thurnam 1871:457) but are parts of a shield mount (Stead 1979:59-60 raised this possibility, and see Fitzpatrick 1996:69-71 for a 'confirmation').<BM description>: Bronze discs only1905,0717.5: Copper alloy disc with glass 'enamel'. The ends of the rivets securing the ring of small studs are on the back of the central plate, each surrounded by a circular groove 0.75cm in diameter. The outer edges of these circles touch the inner edge of the rim1905,0717.4: Copper alloy disc with glass 'enamel'. This appears to be made up from a thin copper alloy disc, round the edge of which a rim decorated with transverse ridges on the outside is secured by triangular lugs on the inside. There is also an outer tubular copper alloy rim.To the central plate secured by rivets are:1. In the centre a hemispherical boss, of which the outer surface is composed of red glass2. Seven (originally twelve) small studs of the same character as the central boss.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Glass",40023,British Museum,"1905,0717.4; 1905,0717.5",,,1292
40024,76602,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"Bugthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave BG1: Objects: cu-alloy: scabbard<BM description>: The scabbard is 606 mm long and 45 mm wide, with a decorated copper-alloy front plate that overlaps an iron back plate. There is a crease across the middle of the front plate, as if it had been bent and then straightened. But the sword is straight, so any bending of the scabbard must have taken place in antiquity. ",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",40023,British Museum,"19,050,717.10",,,1292
40024,76603,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Bugthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave BG1: Objects: iron: sword;<BM description>: An iron sword corroded into a copper-alloy and iron scabbard. The sword lacks its tang, but has a copper alloy hilt end (48 mm wide and about 9 mm high) that is deeply grooved on the front. The blade must have measured about 570 mm long and is about 40 mm wide at the top. About 2 mm of the blade is visible on the front, but nearly all of it is exposed on the back. It is corroded and has no median ridge, but there is a marked taper from the level of the top of the chape. A couple of loose rivets (20-22 mm long) with large copper-alloy heads (14 mm diameter) at each end probably decorated the handle (1905,0717.2-3). On the front, the heads are similar to those of the four roundels riveted to the scabbard; but on the back they are plain.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Iron,40023,British Museum,"1905,0717.1; 1905,0717.2; 1905,0717.3",,,1292
40062,76606,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"<NRHE site description, Lair Hill, Middleton>: Of the objects found, one only was preserved, a linch-pin 5 1/2ins long, made of iron with bronze ends.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73463,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1301
10128,76607,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"lidded wooden log coffin, 2.4m x 0.65m x 0.2m deepCoffin is burnt (date came from charcoal from the coiffin) ",N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Coffin from single oak trunk ; also had a lid with granite and quartz stones placed on or around it. Lower oak trunk,,,Wood [Oak],73464,Unknown,,,,385
10128,76608,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"Selected placed stones of granite, quartz and bluish granite in top fill of coffin",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,"Granite, Quartz/Quartzite",73464,Unknown,,,,385
10128,76609,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Wooden coffin - upper coffin  2.3 by 0.5 by 0.3 m deep - Very decayed ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],73465,Unknown,,,,385
40109,76611,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: Associated objects: 1 of 2 involuted brooches;Sheppard (1939, 38) notes that one of these (represented here) was 'decorated with a large bead-like ball of  hard material, resembling red glass, which has been fastened to the iron brooch by a bronze rivet, still in position, the circular head of which is two-fifths of an inch in diameter, and seems to be decorated on the upper surface by three incisions, forming a triangle.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,"Iron, Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Glass",,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,76612,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: Associated objects: 1 of 2 involuted brooches;Sheppard (1939, 38) notes that one of these (represented here) 'being of iron, is much rusted, but the inner ring seems to have been grooved and to have formed the head of the bow; while the outer ring was incomplete, or penannular, and formed the head of the pin, and worked on the groove on the inner ring'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,76613,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: 1 of 4 pottery vessels found during the excavations. The direct associations of this vessel are not known.Sheppard (1939, 39) describes this as follows: rather larger than the others from the Danes' Graves, etc., and though the matrix is similar and has also fragments of flint on the inside, it is so well made that it might almost be fourth century Roman. About half the vessel remains, the upper part having been taken away by the plough. What is left is 4 inches in height, and has a round flat base 3 inches across.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1303
74044,76614,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome, Sheppard 1939, 39>: One of 'three earthenware vessels' found, 'each accompanying a burial'One small vessel (Fig. 2) was complete, and is the only one of its kind found in that condition among the Iron Age burials of East Yorkshire. It is substantially made and has been well-baked ... There is a slight curved depression between the lip and the shoulder, and the vessel seems to have been finished off by the potter scraping the earthenware, before baking, with a flat implement, probably of bone, as the furrows made by this are distinctly shown; and in one place two sharp incisions, made parallel to each other, occur on the shoulder, which may have been made by the finger nails. The thickness of the vessel results in the base inside being only half the diameter of that outside. The earthenware has been strengthened by including fragments of flint, etc. (though these are hardly visible on the outer surface), but inside they protrude from the pot.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Contained pig joint,,,Pottery,73701,Unknown,,,,1303
74045,76615,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome, Sheppard 1939, 39>: One of 'three earthenware vessels' found, 'each accompanying a burial'A second vessel (Fig. 3), of very similar construction, with a smooth outside and coarse grit within, is almost complete ... and also has an out-turned lip. There are traces of smoothing from top to bottom on the outside, and the same feature is more clearly shown on the inside of the vessel, though probably in this case the process was done by the fingers or finger nails, judging from very fine markings which appear, apparently made by the epidermis.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73702,Unknown,,,,1303
74046,76616,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome, Sheppard 1939, 39-40>: One of 'three earthenware vessels' found, 'each accompanying a burial'The third vessel (Fig. 4), the largest of the three ... This has been difficult to piece together, as it was obviously made in the same way as some modern native African vessels are constructed, namely, by forming a long sausage-like piece of clay, which was coiled round and round, and gradually pressed together with the thumbs and fingers as the vessel took shape. The coils of the Eastburn example have slightly parted by disintegration, but are unmistakable.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73703,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,76617,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: iron spearhead;Sheppard (1939, 40) describes this as follows: a leaf-shaped spearhead (Plate I, Fig. 2), the point of which is slightly bent, and it has a socket without a joint.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,76618,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: short iron swordSheppard (1939, 40-1) describes this as follows: an iron sword (Plate IV), much corroded ... this has evidently been covered by horn or other similar material, the structure of which is clearly shown. This handle was held in position by an iron rivet on the top, the thin iron extension of the sword going right through the handle, which was broken when handed to us, and showed a metal core. The blade of the sword ... gradually tapers to a point, without any evidence of a ridge or other ornamentation. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,in scabbard,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Horn]",,Unknown,,,,1303
74047,76619,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome, Sheppard (1939, 41)>: 'On the arm of a female skeleton a bronze bracelet of great beauty was obtained (Plate I). This is of very thick bronze ... and on the outside it is decorated with two horizontal bands of cable-like design which divide the bracelet into three sections.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73704,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,76620,,Clothing,,,243,Toggle,,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: bronze toggleSheppard (1939, 42) describes this as follows: Another piece of bronze, beautifully ornamented, is apparently part of a fastener, as there is a triangular loop attached to a cylinder (Plate I, Fig. 6). At each end of the cylinder is a disc of white material, probably meerschaum, which has now become discoloured by the bronze. This is probably the most artistic piece found during the excavations.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Clay",,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,76621,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: 2 fragments of bronze tube, potentially shield fittings.Sheppard (1939, 41) describes these as follows: 'From another burial is a bronze tube ... which has evidently protected some wood object ... One massive rivet is still in position ... whilea smaller rivet, bent, but of a similar type, is 3/4 inches in length. This tube is almost identical with the bronze tube from Grimthorpe Wold, near Pocklington ... Another bronze tube, of about the same length, has been held in position by three collars of bronze, bent over the tube, each of which has the bronze rivet still in position (Plate I, Fig. 4).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],,Unknown,,,,1303
73987,76622,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"fragment of amber, possibly a bead or a pin head ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With secondary cremation ,,,Amber,73468,Unknown,,,,386
10130,76623,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Small Food Vessel Food Vessel - decorated ; Irish type C of Aberc; bowl shaped with grooves 165mm tall & 83mm diam. It is Patchett E.2, Typical Fv with 3 cordons and slight kick to base. Reddish-yellow colour; rough surfaces. All over decoration of stabs and rouletting & diagonal rouletting",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73469,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1304
73988,76624,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Larger plain Food Vessel Food Vessel - plain with smaller quantity of bones - near 1st one 340mm tall and 160mm diameter No handles - note this one upright and the other one inverted Slight carination below cordons Patchet E.1,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73470,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1304
10131,76625,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn with cord-impressed decoration (got broken) ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73471,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1305
10131,76626,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Note Thomas & Wailes 1967: 20 state that To this account should be added a persistent story, told to one of us (A.C.T.) by the late Grand Bard, Mr. R. Morton Nance, that the upper interment with the urn and the cremation was accompanied by objects of bronze and copper, which were taken by one of the workmen, preserved in his family, and finally removed to Canada by an emigrating miner in the late 19th century.!!!",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Cu & Bronze objects associated with 2nddary cremation in urn ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73471,Unknown,,,,1305
10132,76627,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Globular or rather biconical (derived Collared Urn) urn of greenish-black colour with some bones stuck to it & on top of bones c. 420mm tall and inverted over flat stone, with stones packed around them. Patchett 1946: F.15. Degenerate urn and biconical overhanging rim. It is thick and coarse and is black in colour (sl burnt). Cordons at shoulder ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73472,Unknown,,,,1526
10132,76628,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"second urn was found too next to 1st - ribbon-handled and also bivconical. Smaller vessel and inverted over flat stone, with stones packed around them. Patchett 1946: F.16. Degenerate urn and biconical overhanging rim. It is thick and coarse and is black in colour (sl burnt). No Cordons ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,In grave fill,Next to the other pot overlying cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73472,Unknown,,,,1526
10132,76629,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Fractured flint in cist - burnt flint suggests in situ pyre ; burnt flint knife ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,In cist and burnt in pyre? ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73472,Unknown,,,,1526
10132,76630,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Two polished pebbles of jasper with cremated remains in megalithic cist ,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cist with cremated remains - unburnt ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73472,Unknown,,,,1526
10137,76633,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Roughly made 4-lugged urn. Very black inside ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73475,Royal Cornwall Museum,20341.1,,,1306
73989,76634,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"It is said that an urn was found in the demolition of one barrow in 1801, though there was no contemporary record; later records suggest that it was found in 1805 and it seems likely that it was found in one of the other barrows on Gwallen Downs, and that it was quite different from that found by Williams in 1740 (20341.10). It was classified as a late Deverel Rimbury vessel, dated after 750 BC. It was 20cm in diameter and was decorated with dots and chevrons; some remaining sherds are in Truro Museum. When found it was said to contain about 71 fragments of human bones and ashes. See note on identity of sherds, 20341.10.It sounds more like a Trevisker urn, possible of EBA date ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73476,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1306
40072,76635,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG1: Objects: animal bone: pig/sheep bones near skull, perhaps?; flint: n/a;biographical details: Finds described only as ""a large tight bone, one leg bone, and one skull bone of no extraordinary size with several bones after"" (pig/sheep bones near skull, perhaps?) ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73477,Unknown,,,,1302
73929,76636,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG10: Objects: iron: unknown object (on upper body);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,73478,Unknown,,,,1302
73930,76637,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG12: Objects: iron: unknown object; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73479,Unknown,,,,1302
73931,76638,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG13: Objects: iron: unknown object;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73480,Unknown,,,,1302
73932,76639,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG14: Objects: iron: unknown object;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73481,Unknown,,,,1302
73933,76640,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG16: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73482,Unknown,,,,1302
73934,76641,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG17: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73483,Unknown,,,,1302
73935,76642,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG18: Objects: wood: n/a; gold: n/a; cu-alloy: n/a iron: n/a; stone: n/a; amber: n/a; ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head); glass: n/a; animal bone: n/a; flint: n/a; biographical details:,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73484,Unknown,,,,1302
73936,76643,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG19: Objects: iron: long flat bow brooch (type C/type 5) (LT II-III) (on face or back of head);,La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,Iron,73485,British Museum,"18,791,209.21",,,1302
73936,76644,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG19: Objects: animal bone: goat (burial) (x2) (around body); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73485,Unknown,,,,1302
73936,76645,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG19: Objects: animal bone: goat (burial) (x2) (around body); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73485,Unknown,,,,1302
73937,76646,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG2: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet (type not specified),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74478,Unknown,,,,1302
73937,76647,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG2: Objects: iron: bracelet with abutting terminals (type 2);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74478,Unknown,,,,1302
73937,76648,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG2: Objects: stone: jet bracelet; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74478,Unknown,,,,1302
73937,76649,,Other,,,72,Comb,,"biographical details: The ""constituent parts of an iron comb"" is also said to have been among the finds. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74478,Unknown,,,,1302
73938,76650,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG3: Objects: ceramic: vessel;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74479,Unknown,,,,1302
73939,76651,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG30: Objects: ceramic: vessel;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73486,Unknown,,,,1302
73939,76652,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG30: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by calves); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73486,Unknown,,,,1302
73940,76653,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG31: Objects: iron: unknown object (on lower torso);biographical details: Corroded iron object with a hole on it identified by Mortimer (1897:2) as ""probably a belt-fastener"". ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,73487,Unknown,,,,1302
73940,76654,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG31: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73487,Unknown,,,,1302
73940,76655,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG31: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (by face or back of head); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73487,Unknown,,,,1302
73941,76656,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG33: Objects: iron: unknown object; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73488,Unknown,,,,1302
73942,76657,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG34: Objects: iron: unknown object;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73489,Unknown,,,,1302
73943,76658,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG40: Objects: iron: unknown object; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73490,Unknown,,,,1302
73944,76659,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG41: Objects: cu-alloy: ring-headed pin (type 1-3) (LT I-II) (on face or back of skull)biographical details: Bronze pin with a ring-head in the form of a 4-spoked wheel with coral inlaid in the ring and wheel and a coral stud attached by pin on shoulder. Found behind the skull.,La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Coral/Shell [Coral]",73491,Yorkshire Museum,1948.930.2,,,1302
73945,76660,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG42: Objects: iron: ?fitting (on ears or neck);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,73492,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76661,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43a: Objects: wood: cart;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73493,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76662,,Other,,,86,Disc,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43a: Objects: cu-alloy: discs (around body),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73493,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76663,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43a: Objects: cu-alloy: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (7) (around body); iron: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (4) (around body);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73493,Unknown,,,,1302
10089,76664,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Fore Down (Christie 1988): Flat bronze knife-dagger with three rivets; tip missing. Possibly worn. Relationship to burial not recorded exactly but in this cist Oldham 1988: 135 <A label with the dagger gives Croft Andrew's address and the year 1942. It notes that the dagger was 'in six fragments, including one of the three rivets (detached)'. Croft Andrew sent it to the British Museum for onservation by Dr H.J. Plenderleith in 1942 (Fig 85). The method which he used has removed the corrosion products and it is not certain how much of the original shape and size of the object has been lost. What exists today comprises two parts: most of the blade, including two rivets, and the tip, part of which has been lost. The dagger blade is 110mm long, 34mm wide (max) and 3.8mm thick (max). It is made of copper alloy, as are the two rivets. Much of the edge of the blade has been lost due to corrosion although the basic outline would appear to be representative of the original shape. There is a slight midrib which follows the blade outline and has a maximum width of 13.5mm. The hilt end of the blade is badly affected by corrosion and it is not certain what of three rivets. The two which remain have a diameter of 4mm and the length of the longest is 9.1mm. The line of the grip plate is not visible. If what remains is indicative of the original form of the dagger it is an example of a knifedagger with mid-rib (Gerloff, 1975, 168-70). Such daggers are invariably associated with cremation burial under a barrow; a fact which supports the association of this dagger with the urn and barrow. This is the first record of such a dagger coming from Cornwall. Pearce (1983, 367) notes only three in south-west Britain and that from Priddy has most similarity to the Fore Down example. The Priddy dagger is set by Pearce within her Plymstock-Wessex 2 phase, the equivalent of the Arreton phase in the south-east. Of the six other Cornish daggers listed by Pearce five are of the Camerton-Snowshill type, which she also sets in the same phase. The  oncentration of all except one of the Cornish daggers within a circle of only 20 km radius is noteworthy. This small area must have been of some import during the currency of such daggers and it is tempting to see a connection between the show of wealth which these daggers represent and the rich metal resources of the area. The Fore Down dagger fits in well with the social scenario developed by Pearce (1983, 274 � 9).",N/a,Fragment(s),Worn,On side,Unknown,Unknown,With urned cremation but no further detail ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73495,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1307
10089,76665,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Fore Down (Christie 1988): A large handled urn of early Trevisker/FV contains crem. Impressed cord & chevron decoration 350mm tall and 340mm diameter with cord-impressed chevron decoration over neck and handles. Impressed vertical pointillee decoration on inside & outside of rim Healey 1988: 134 <Form and decoration place the urn early in the Trevisker series (ApSimon and Greenfield, 1972, 326). The flaring handles, deeper and thicker at their edges, are paralleled at Trevisker itself (ApSimon and Greenfield, 1972, Fig 14:1), and at Tor Farm, Menheniot (information from Arthur ApSimon). A relatively early date is also suggested by a general similarity to the urns from Crig-a-Minnis, Perranzabuloe (Christie, 1960, Fig 4), charcoal from one of which was radiocarbon-dated to 1565 + 90 be (1900 BC; NPL-193; Christie, 1976)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73495,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1307
73946,76666,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43a: Objects: cu-alloy: unknown object,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73493,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76667,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43a: Objects: iron: brooch fitting? (around body),biographical details: Brooch fragments with skeleton;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,with skeleton,,,Iron,73493,Unknown,,,,1302
10089,76668,,Tool,,,256,Tool (Specified type),,Fore Down (Christie 1988): A flint 'fabricator' (L87) is marked 'Fore Down with burial' in Croft Andrew's hand.,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,with cremation in urn ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73495,Unknown,,,,1307
73946,76669,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43a: Objects: iron: ring (on face or back of head),biographical details: iron ring close to the skull could have been part of a ring-headed pin if joined with a stem found on the other side of the grave but because their location Stead (1979:55) dismisses this possibility.  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,close to the skull ,,,Iron,73493,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76670,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43b: Objects: wood: cart; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73494,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76671,,Other,,,86,Disc,,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43b: Objects: cu-alloy: discs? (around body),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73494,Unknown,,,,1302
73946,76672,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG43b: Objects: cu-alloy: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (7) (around body) iron: cart fittings (undifferentiated) (4) (around body);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73494,Unknown,,,,1302
73947,76673,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG45: Objects: iron: ?brooch fitting (on ears or neck);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,ears/neck,,,Iron,73496,Unknown,,,,1302
10142,76674,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Dagger with inhumation - could this be Early Bronze Age?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with inhumation; possibly placed on the body ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73502,Unknown,,,,1441
73948,76675,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG46a: Objects: iron: bracelet (type not specified) (on right arm),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,on right arm,,,Iron,73497,Unknown,,,,1302
73948,76676,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG46d: Objects: cu-alloy: unknown object (on right arm),NB bracelet?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73500,Unknown,,,,1302
73948,76677,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG46d: Objects: cu-alloy: brooch (on chest) biographical details: Stead (1979:100) records the brooch wrongly as a 'bracelet'. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73500,Unknown,,,,1302
73948,76678,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG46e: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet (type not specified) (on arm) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73501,Unknown,,,,1302
73949,76679,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG48: Objects: cu-alloy: involuted brooch with mock-spring discs and solid rivet (LT II-III) (type H) (on face or back of skull)BM desc. gives LT II date,La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,face/back of skull,Y,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73503,British Museum,"19,180,710.10",,,1302
73950,76680,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG5: Objects: amber: bead (2); glass: bead(s) (2);biographical details: The provenance of the beads is considered ""suspect"" by Stead (1979:99) - they could be either from a previous excavation (e.g. DG.2) or a post-roman find.NB Whimster (1981 notes that these are in the BM)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Amber, Glass",74480,British Museum,,,,1302
73951,76681,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG53: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on upper torso);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Pottery,73504,Unknown,,,,1302
73951,76682,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG53: Objects:  animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by upper torso);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73504,Unknown,,,,1302
73952,76683,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG54: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on upper torso); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Pottery,73505,Unknown,,,,1302
73952,76684,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG54: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by upper torso);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,upper torso,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73505,Unknown,,,,1302
73953,76685,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG55: Objects: iron: penannular brooch (type L/type 8) (LT II-III);,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73506,Unknown,,,,1302
73954,76686,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG56b: Objects: iron: bracelet (type not specified) (on arm), unknown object; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Iron,73508,Unknown,,,,1302
73954,76687,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG56b: Objects: iron: unknown object; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73508,Unknown,,,,1302
73955,76688,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG57: Objects: iron: involuted brooch with mock-spring discs and solid rivet (type H) (LT II-III) (on upper torso); biographical details: Brooch w/ large ornamental foot-disc and red inlay (sandstone coloured red.) found on the right shoulder.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,right shoulder,,,"Iron, Sandstone",73509,Unknown,,,,1302
73956,76689,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG59: Objects: iron: long flat bow brooch (type C/type 5) (LT II-III) (on upper torso); biographical details: Brooch was at the left shoulder.,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,left shoulder,,,Iron,73510,Unknown,,,,1302
73957,76690,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG6: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73511,Unknown,,,,1302
73958,76691,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG61: Objects: iron: unknown object (on face or back of head);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,73512,Unknown,,,,1302
73959,76692,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG62: Objects: stone: chalk or limestone spindlewhorl (on face or back of head); biographical details: Spindlewhorl at the back of the head.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,back of head,,,Chalk,73513,Unknown,,,,1302
73960,76693,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG65: Objects: iron: unknown object (on face or back of head);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,73514,Unknown,,,,1302
73960,76694,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG65: Objects: ceramic: vessel (by feet);biographical details: Vase containing pig bone was broken in two halves and put in the grave, one part close to the knees, other near the feet. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,contained pig bone,,,Pottery,73514,Unknown,,,,1302
73960,76695,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG65: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (by feet); biographical details: Vase containing pig bone was broken in two halves and put in the grave, one part close to the knees, other near the feet. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73514,Unknown,,,,1302
73961,76696,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG67b: Objects: animal bone:pig hindleg (on or by upper torso); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73516,Unknown,,,,1302
73962,76697,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG68: Objects: iron: brooch (unknown type) (on face or back of head); biographical details: Iron brooch 7.5cm in front of the face.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in front of face,,,Iron,73517,Unknown,,,,1302
73963,76698,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG7: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73518,Unknown,,,,1302
73964,76699,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG70: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head);biographical details: Vase w/ pig inside behind the skull.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,behind head contained pig bones,,,Pottery,73519,Unknown,,,,1302
73964,76700,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG70: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by the head); biographical details: Vase w/ pig inside behind the skull.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,behind head in jar,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73519,Unknown,,,,1302
73965,76701,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG73: Objects: iron: brooch; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73520,Unknown,,,,1302
73965,76702,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG73: Objects: animal bone: goat (x2) (on or by the head),Whimster (1981): Skeletons of two goats placed on either side of the head, skeletons of 2 pigs on either side of the feet",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73520,Unknown,,,,1302
73965,76703,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG73: Objects: animal bone: goat (x2) (on or by the head),Whimster (1981): Skeletons of two goats placed on either side of the head, skeletons of 2 pigs on either side of the feet",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73520,Unknown,,,,1302
73965,76704,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG73: Objects: pig (x2) (by feet);Whimster (1981): Skeletons of two goats placed on either side of the head, skeletons of 2 pigs on either side of the feet",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73520,Unknown,,,,1302
73965,76705,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG73: Objects: pig (x2) (by feet);Whimster (1981): Skeletons of two goats placed on either side of the head, skeletons of 2 pigs on either side of the feet",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73520,Unknown,,,,1302
73966,76706,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG75: Objects: iron: brooch (on chest);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,73521,Unknown,,,,1302
73966,76707,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG75: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by the lower torso); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73521,Unknown,,,,1302
73967,76708,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG76: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by the chest);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73522,Unknown,,,,1302
73968,76709,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG79: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on lower torso); biographical details: The pot was found over the body (by the hips)  and probably placed after the grave had been covered.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,73523,Unknown,,,,1302
73969,76710,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG81: Objects: cu-alloy: tubular beads (on chest), glass: bead(s) (on chest); biographical details: Blue glass bead. Bronze tubular beads are unknown to Yorkshire but some parallels exist abroad (Stead 1979:81).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Glass",73524,Unknown,,,,1302
73969,76711,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG81: Objects: cu-alloy: bracelet with mortice and tenon (type 4) (on right arm); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,right arm,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73524,Unknown,,,,1302
73970,76713,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG88: Objects: iron: penannular brooch (type L/type 8) (LT II-III) (on face or back of head); biographical details: The brooch is said to be ""close to and under the chin"" (Mortimer 1911: 39).",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,close to or under the chin,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73525,Unknown,,,,1302
73971,76714,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG89: Objects: cu-alloy: unknown object (on face or back of skull); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73526,Unknown,,,,1302
73971,76715,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG89: Objects: iron: involuted brooch with mock-spring discs and solid rivet (type H) (LT II-III) (on chest);,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,73526,Unknown,,,,1302
73972,76716,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG90: Objects: cu-alloy: bead (x2) (on face or back of skull),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73527,Unknown,,,,1302
73972,76717,,Other,,,73,Cosmetic Set,,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG90: Objects: iron: unknown object (on face or back of head);biographical details: The iron object (an iron rod with a ring)  is thought to be a part of a toilet set (Stead 1979: 84).,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Iron,73527,Unknown,,,,1302
73973,76718,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG91: Objects: ceramic: vessel (by feet);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,contained pig?,,,Pottery,73528,Unknown,,,,1302
73973,76719,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG91: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (by feet); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,in jar?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73528,Unknown,,,,1302
73974,76720,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG93a: Objects: iron: involuted brooch with mock-spring discs and solid rivet (type H) (LT II-III) (on knee); ,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,on knee,,,Iron,73529,Unknown,,,,1302
73974,76721,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG93a: Objects: ceramic: vessel (by knees); ?contained pig bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,73529,Unknown,,,,1302
73974,76722,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG93a: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by the knees);?in jar,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73529,Unknown,,,,1302
73974,76723,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG93b: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on chest); ?contained pig bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,73530,Unknown,,,,1302
73974,76724,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG93b: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by the chest); ?in jar,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73530,Unknown,,,,1302
73975,76725,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG94: Objects: iron: long flat bow brooch (type C/type 5) (LT II-III);,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74481,Unknown,,,,1302
73976,76726,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG95: Objects: cu-alloy: long flat bow brooch (LT II-III) (type C/type 5) (on chest) ,La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Upper torso,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73531,Unknown,,,,1302
73977,76727,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG97: Objects: animal bone: goat (on or by knees);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73532,Unknown,,,,1302
10147,76728,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Trevisker Barrel Urn ; urn was in two halves w/ 1 lug & chevron decoration; 400mm tall' perfortaed lugs.Plaited cord  Chevron decoration restricted to collar  & neck; it is 295mm rim diameterBody fired half red and half black; gabbroic clay paste Single lug with dep thumb impressions Sim to pot from Port Mellon, Megavissey",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73534,Unknown,,,,1309
73978,76729,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG99: Objects: ceramic: vessel (on face or back of head);?contained pig bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73533,Unknown,,,,1302
73978,76730,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Danes Graves (Stead 1979) Grave DG99: Objects: animal bone: pig hindleg (on or by the head);?in jar,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73533,Unknown,,,,1302
40082,76731,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,Grimthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave GR1: Objects: wood: shield (on chest);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,covering the body?,Y,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73535,Unknown,"18,760,208.10",,,
40082,76732,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"Grimthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave GR1: Objects: cu-alloy: scabbard,",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",73535,Unknown,"18,760,208.10",,,
10148,76733,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Flat axe found near skeleton in wooden chamber - ? hollowed out tree trunk coffin?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],73536,Unknown,,,,1312
10148,76734,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flat copper axe found with skeleton (ironically found by tin prospectors!) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With skeleton in coffin ,,,Copper,73536,Unknown,,,,1312
40082,76735,,Clothing,,,200,Stud,,Grimthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave GR1: Objects: cu-alloy: studNB potentially from the shield,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73535,Unknown,"18,760,208.50",,,
40082,76736,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Grimthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave GR1: Objects: iron: spearhead (around body),",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around body,,,Iron,73535,Unknown,,,,
40082,76737,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Grimthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave GR1: Objects: iron: sword;biographical details: The handle of the sword was near the head of  the skeleton. The sword had red and yellow inlaid enamel, with (according to BM site) possible signs of repair.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,"Iron, Enamel",73535,Unknown,"18,760,208.10",,,
73990,76738,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,wooden shovel bound with plant fibres (possibly associated with tin mining,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,With skeleton - wooden shovel (?ancient or more recent) ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73537,Unknown,,,,1312
40082,76739,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grimthorpe (Stead 1979) Grave GR1: Objects: animal bone: worked bone points (16) (in grave fill, around body over torso);biographical details: The worked animal bones are believed to be either pins/toggles (shroud-wrapping etc, cf Wilson in Mortimer; Stead 1979: 86) or bone lance-heads (Mortimer 1905: 151) - they were found both above and under the skeleton",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,above and beneath body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73535,Unknown,,,,
73990,76740,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,antler picks with second skeleton ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73537,Unknown,,,,1312
10150,76741,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Greenstone long-butted Neolithic type axe with flattened butt and haftied groove - ?heirloom,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in creamted bone layer ,,,Greenstone,73538,Unknown,,,,1313
10150,76742,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,A few flint flakes in the grave fill ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73538,Unknown,,,,1313
73979,76743,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Melton (Fenton-Thomas 2011) Grave M (A3)2722: Objects: wood: coffin; biographical details: Residual: Sherd from early Iron Age pot + sherd from early Bronze Age pot (backfill),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73539,Unknown,,,,
73980,76744,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Melton (Fenton-Thomas 2011) Grave M (A3)3397: Objects: wood: coffin; biographical details: Sherds from 7 different beaker vessels. Particularly large grave. Maybe it's a Bronze Age burial.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73540,Unknown,,,,
73981,76745,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Melton (Fenton-Thomas 2011) Grave M (A5)1823: Objects: iron: unknown object (in grave fill);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Iron,73541,Unknown,,,,
73981,76746,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Melton (Fenton-Thomas 2011) Grave M (A5)1823: Objects: animal bone: pig (on or by the lower torso);biographical details: Pig bones with knife marks (have been butchered before placed in the grave). More pig bones and unidentified small iron objects were found in grave filling: redisual. Iron Age coin (Catuvellauni tribe) was found in barrow ditch fill. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73541,Unknown,,,,
73983,76748,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Bridlington (Fenton-Thomas 2009) Grave BR(G4): Objects: iron: dagger (on torso or right arm),biographical details: Dagger similar to the ones found in R87, R153, but slightly bigger. Maybe 1st century BC",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,73543,Unknown,,,,1276
73983,76749,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,Bridlington (Fenton-Thomas 2009) Grave BR(G4): Objects: iron: spearhead (by feet);,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,73543,Unknown,,,,1276
73983,76750,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Bridlington (Fenton-Thomas 2009) Grave BR(G4): Objects: animal bone: pig (forelimb and skull) (on or by the hands); ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73543,Unknown,,,,1276
73984,76751,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,Burtswick and Rimswell (ongoing excavation) Grave BurRim2: Objects: wood: shield?;,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73544,Unknown,,,,1278
73984,76752,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Burtswick and Rimswell (ongoing excavation) Grave BurRim2: Objects: iron: sword (on upper torso),biographical details: Sword bent in the middle (similar to the Acklam warrior burial), and placed on the back of the skeleton, who is said to have been buried with a shield, a spear and ""ox-tails"".",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73544,Unknown,,,,1278
73984,76753,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Burtswick and Rimswell (ongoing excavation) Grave BurRim2: Objects: iron: spearhead?;biographical details: Sword bent in the middle (similar to the Acklam warrior burial), and placed on the back of the skeleton, who is said to have been buried with a shield, a spear and ""ox-tails"".",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73544,Unknown,,,,1278
73984,76754,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Burtswick and Rimswell (ongoing excavation) Grave BurRim2: Objects:  animal bone: Ox-tail?;biographical details: Sword bent in the middle (similar to the Acklam warrior burial), and placed on the back of the skeleton, who is said to have been buried with a shield, a spear and ""ox-tails"".",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73544,Unknown,,,,1278
10154,76755,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small funerary urn - possibly a miniature EBA  vessel? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In grave fill,Next to cremation in cist but does not contain bone ,,,Pottery,73545,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1314
10154,76756,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,Shells in the cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In cist ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73545,Unknown,,,,1314
73829,76757,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Middle Trevisker style urn inverted and containing quartz pebbles as well ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73281,Unknown,,,,389
73829,76758,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Several quartz pebbles in urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremated remains ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73281,Unknown,,,,389
73828,76759,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Slate disc in upper cairn fabric just above pit 551 (perhaps once was a base for an inverted urned cremation),N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,Possibly originally cover for the urn ,,,Slate,73280,Unknown,,,,389
73991,76761,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Amber bead in upper cairn fabric and just above this burial - possibly originally associated ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Just above this pit in the cairn fabric ,,,Amber,73546,Unknown,,,,389
73985,76762,,Chariot/horse gear,,,64,Chariot/Cart,,Beverley (Stead 1979) Grave BV1: Objects: wood: cart; iron: nave hoops,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,"Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Iron",74458,Unknown,,,,1279
73985,76763,,Chariot/horse gear,,,112,Horse Gear (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,Beverley (Stead 1979) Grave BV1: Objects: iron: cart fittings (8);These include horse bits so are recorded here as horse gear.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Iron,74458,Unknown,,,,1279
73986,76764,,Chariot/horse gear,,,65,Chariot/Cart Fitting (Unknown/Unspecified/Set),,"Huggate (Stead 1979) Grave HuG1?: Objects: iron: cart fittings; biographical details: Cart burial, poorly documented. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Iron,73547,Unknown,,,,1280
73992,76765,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"P5. Satellite pit 540. Small quadruple-lugged Trevisker Series urn conforming with the 'Gerrans jar' array. Survival 90%; decorated withleft hand cord impression in Longworth motif J on neck; rim diam. 96 mm; base diam. 80 mm; height 134 mm; colour light yellowish�brown 10YR 6/4; temper 20% gabbroic inclusions,particle size mode c. 3 mm. (Fig. 17)Small pot upright ",N/a,Complete,Used,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73548,Unknown,,,,389
73993,76766,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Inverted liugged pot Satellite pit 529. P4. Trevisker Series urn with Food Urn form 2B shoulder ridges and two heavy ribbon handles. Survival 100%; decorated withleft-hand cord impression in Longworth motif J on neck and broadened shoulder groove. Devolved motif G on handles; rim diam. 264 mm; base diam. 140 mm; height 358 mm; colour light yellowish-brown 10YR 6/4; temper, 10% gabbroic inclusions, particle size mode c. 3 mm.(Fig. 17)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73549,Unknown,,,,389
73994,76767,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"P6. Inverted Food Vessel Form 3 food urn of the Trevisker Series bearing hybrid Biconical Urn attributes comprising one oval and one weakly faceted tongue lug. Survival 100%; decorated with tubular tool impressions in Longworth motif O on rim and neck; rim diam. 170 mm; base diam. c. 100 mm; height 232 mm; colour light yellowish-brown 10YR 6/4; temper 15%gabbroic inclusions, particle size mode c. 4 mm (Fig. 17)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73550,Unknown,,,,389
10126,76768,,Jewellery,,,179,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Finger),"<HER site description, Venn's Cross>: a small bronze ring amongst the bones of one hand. Hencken suggests an Iron Age date for the inhumation on the basis of similar small bronze rings found with inhumations at Harlyn Bay cemetery (b2).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),10000,Unknown,,,,1315
10126,76769,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<HER site description, Venn's Cross>:  a piece of textile (not clear how/if this was associated with the inhumation)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Textile,10000,Unknown,,,,1315
73995,76770,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"P7. Inverted urnRim and neck sherd of small Trevisker Series urn possibly a member of the 'Bloodhound array'. Survival 10%; decorated with left hand cord impression in Longworth motif J on neck with bordering element 3 below rim and rim motif 2 on internal rim bevel (Longworth 1984, 10-18); rim diam. c. 140 mm.;",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73551,Unknown,,,,389
73995,76771,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Quartz crystal with cremation in urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73551,Unknown,,,,389
10169,76772,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Possibly a Trevisker urn containing the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73552,Unknown,,,,1239
10171,76774,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Ten stone items (flint and quartz) were placed together with the cremated remains in the vessel Well-formed, soft-hammered flint flake, 40 mm long, retains part of its beach pebble cortex and is calcified and blistered through heat damage, but traces of use wear suggest identification as a knife (Lawson-Jones in Jones 2011, 97).",N/a,Complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
10171,76775,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Three other small, sharp, calcified pieces of probable pebble flint have heat blistering and may have conjoined or come from the same parent piece.Burnt heat-shattered quartz pebble, possibly part of pyre and not delib gg ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
10171,76776,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"It is uncertain whether the three complete pebbles, maximum size 30 mm, one of quartz and two of quartzite, were burnt",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremations ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
10172,76777,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Only the base of an undecorated pot was noted - heavily gritted ware at base of cist ; it was sitting in an upright position. What happened to the rest of it (the cist not seemingly disturbed as the capstone was still in situ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist ,,,Pottery,73558,Unknown,,,,1443
10182,76778,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,<Cape Cornwall BA cairn>: Large urn containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73559,Unknown,,,,1170
20211,76779,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Collins et al. 1992, Bucknowle Farm>: crouched burial flanked by Durotrigian pottery. No further info.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,20041,Unknown,,,,258
10184,76780,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Broken (by workmen) Trevisker urn with chevron pattern. ribbon-handled urn with twisted cord decoration  Not the lugs are unperforated though; more like raised bossesPatchett 1946:53.  C7. Suggested to be late in the C series from the profile. Has a thickened rim. The handles recall the Neolithic tradition. In form it is like the Tredinney urn F.22. Paste is heavy & coarse and with greyish slip. Inside shows traces of burning. The decoration made with a fine twisted cord consists of three rows on the rim with rows of short diagonal lines in alternating directions forming a kind of chevron design below. On the inside bevel are three double lines of the cord impressions. It was associated with burnt wood and ashes. 178mm tall Chevrons in 3-cord plait as Angrouse B.7 on both inner bevel and outside at handle level.,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73560,Unknown,,,,1316
10185,76781,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Small stones carefully jammed around both urns. Inverted plain Trevisker urn 254mm tall and 273mm rim diameter. Note this may have been fired in the pyre as some bits of human bone were found adhering to the potAlso a burnt strike-a-light (or struck flint nodule) was inserted into the mouth of the pot and had also passed through the pyre Biconical urn with cordons - associated with Collared Urn tradirion (or derived from it?) ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73561,British Museum,,,,1317
10185,76782,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Small stones carefully jammed around both urns. Inverted plain Trevisker urn 203mm tall and 196mm rim diameter. Note this may have been fired in the pyre as some bits of human bone were found adhering to the potAlso a burnt strike-a-light (or struck flint nodule) was inserted into the mouth of the pot and had also passed through the pyre Biconical urn with cordons - associated with Collared Urn tradirion (or derived from it?) ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73562,British Museum,,,,1317
10185,76783,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Fractured flint found in mouth of pot  - burnt flint suggests in situ pyre ; strike a light,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,On top of body,In mouth of pot inverted over cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73561,Unknown,,,,1317
10185,76784,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,two polished pebbles of jasper with cremated remains,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73561,Unknown,,,,1317
10187,76785,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Two barbed and tanged arrowheads in cist. Note one was pristine and the other har a broken tang. Both are really unusual and show Breton influence. They are of Breton type 40mm long ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist presumably with inhumation (gone) ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73563,Unknown,,,,1318
10187,76786,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Two barbed and tanged arrowheads in cist . they are of Breton type and this one had one slightly broken barb,N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,In cist placed next to another ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73563,Unknown,,,,1318
10188,76787,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),No further details about the type of urn- urn was filled with black ashes and earth,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73564,Unknown,,,,1319
10190,76789,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Large ribbon handled urn with chevron dec - burnt/ blackened by pyre; contains incense cup Patchett 1952: 52. B.26 <The urn was probably 20 in. to 22 in. in height. Its rim diameter was 15 in., base 6f in. The paste of  ordinary coarse granitic clay of the locality, was not well fired though hardened and blackened by the ashes of the funeral pile. The decoration was in lines and  chevrons, coupled or alternated with oval indentations ; some of the lines are of cord impressions.>It is 560mm tall and 380mm diameter Destroyed during the war ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contained cremation and also the unusual polypod bowl,,,Pottery,73566,Unknown,,,,1320
10190,76790,,Pot,,,160,Pot,Polypod Bowl,"Miniature incense cup - described as plate supported by 4 legs inside the other urn  small vessel ' resembling a plate with a hole in the centre and a raised rim supported by four little legs or pillars '4 possibly an incense cupGreat quote: This was not preserved but Worth suggests that it may have been ""a small urn or food vessel or perhaps for afternoon tea and cucumber sandwichesNote that polypod bowls tend to have Irish connotations although a few are also known in Yorkshire. This is a rare (unique example) for Cornwall",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the larger urn with the cremation ,,,Pottery,73566,Unknown,,,,1320
10174,76791,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,side and base of a single Bronze Age cinerary urn,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73567,Unknown,,,,1444
10197,76792,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Urn mouth upwards with horseshoe decoration Borlase 1872: 250 quote: <The uen was unfortunately broken by the workman placing his foot upon the earth in the pit>On top of the cist capstone was a Roman coin (Constantine) Urn has base diameter of 125mm and is well-baked although thick and rude. Borlase 1872: 252 <Its ornamentation is, as will be seen, the ordinarychevron pattern, placed perpendicularly between doubled lines of indentations, below which are two rows of small round holes, some of them sunk to one-twentieth-of-an-inch in the clay. This pattern is varied by semicircular embossed ornaments in high relief, serving, no doubt, for holdfasts or handles. A precedent for this unusual type will be found in the fragment of pottery from Duloe circle, engravedat page 128. The bones contained in the urn were so thoroughly calcined that they adhered like white cement to the interior of the vessel.Patchett  1946: 48 <Unfortunately only fragments of the Morvah Hill urn survive and it is impossible to reconstruct its shape. From old drawings it appears to have had cord decorationtogether with the stamped circles that appear on several other Cornish urns of the Late Bronze Age. ' Horse-shoe ' urns also appear in Wessex.>Impressed cord decoration - wavy horizontal lines . Hybrid ribbon-handled and Wessex type ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73568,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1321
10197,76793,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,?Flint scraper (worked flint disc) in urn with cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73568,Unknown,,,,1321
10203,76794,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Unburnt flint flake with the cremation ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73570,Unknown,,,,1445
10205,76795,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Coarse rude urn at foot of cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In chamber/cist,At foot of cist ,,,Pottery,"73571, 73572",Unknown,,,,1322
10206,76796,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragments of Bronze Age pottery ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,May once have held the cremation but now damaged ,,,Pottery,73573,Unknown,,,,397
73996,76797,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Fragments of Bronze Age pottery ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,May once have held the cremation but now damaged ,,,Pottery,73574,Unknown,,,,397
10206,76798,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,In the cist was a blue-black grain like substance which rapidly disintegrated and may also have been part of the cremation.?faience bead or something similar - perhaps a partly burnt and therefore very fragile pyre good ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,In cist ,,,Unknown,73573,Unknown,,,,397
10210,76800,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Small pot of ?Wessex II style with cord impressed dec?Patchett 1946: 21>: (fig. 2, a) was found in the ante-chamber associated with a stone hone perforated at one end. The sherds are of thick badly-fired ware, of earthy texture containing very little grit and show lumpy angular fractures of a dark colour. The exterior is of a yellowish brown. The interior is smoothed. The rim has a marked internal bevel of irregular shape. The decoration is confused, but would seem to be roughly-executed chevrons in single-twist cord technique, which occurs also on the bevel. Pottery from graves on the Isles of Scilly show both the internal bevel and in some cases similar roughly executed ornament. The pots from the Scillies occasionally have vestigial lugs. They have Irish influence (Lough Crew)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,With cremation ,,,Pottery,72376,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1323
73997,76801,,Pot,,,147,Pot,Carinated Bowl,"Patchett 1946: 21 <Zennor II (fig. 2, b) shows a rounded rim profile, it is decorated with shallow diagonal slashes and has finger-nail marks on the rim. The paste is sandy, rather soft showing earthy fractures and contains fine crushed shell. The surface is rough and sandy, the colour light red. Zennor III (fig. 2, c) : three sherds, plain rounded rim with an internal bevel and part of the body of a bowl-shaped vessel, no decoration. The paste is earthy and coarse, containing shell grit and crushed granite, and shows sharp laminated fractures. It has a smooth outer surface. It is of definite Neolithic character both in paste and shape  C>",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,Near the cremated remains of a child ,,,Pottery,73577,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1323
10212,76803,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,The pit in the cist was Shallow pit lined with cobble sized quartz pebbles-  ?borderline gg?,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,Under cremated remains lining the pit ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73579,Unknown,,,,1326
10216,76804,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Urn surrounding ashes; probably a Trevisker urn - called a 'buzza',N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of or protecting cremation ,,,Pottery,73580,Unknown,,,,1327
73998,76805,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Treviosker urn containing cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73581,Unknown,,,,1327
10218,76806,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Large squat biconical  urn with small lugs 1/2 way down & chevron ziz zag imp on upper 1/2 body Rinnon handled ur with slightly rolled rim. Patchett 1946: Table VI, F.1. Roughly made and roughly executed vertical chevrons in 1 3-cord plait between 2 horizontal lines down to handle level. Upright in cist 280mm tall & 130mm diameter",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist with cremation - not clear whether contained the bone or placed alongside it ,,,Pottery,73582,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1328
10219,76807,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,The urn contained calcined bones was about 337mm high with four lug handles and with a chevron and bad decoration around the upper quarterRibbon-handled urn - upright in cist and the urn mouth was covered by 2 thin slates. Well fired and red colour. Impressed cord in vertical chevrons and filled with calcined bones Patchett thinks the decoration suggests it may be late in the series Patchett F.4,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73583,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1329
10224,76809,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker vessel (regional variant) . with two or three lines of cord impresses decoration. The pot was not shaped at all like a beaker but more like a tea-cup and was decorated around its fattest part near the top ; placed to the side of the body ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73585,Unknown,,,,1330
10224,76810,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Described as a stone spearhead with the burial. More likely a flint knife or small flint dagger ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73585,Unknown,,,,1330
10227,76812,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73587,Unknown,,,,1331
10227,76813,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73588,Unknown,,,,1331
10227,76814,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73589,Unknown,,,,1331
10228,76815,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73590,Unknown,,,,1332
10231,76816,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Piece of copper alloy metal with cremation - possibly a pyre good?,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation - some kind of metal pyre good ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73591,Unknown,,,,1333
10231,76817,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large Inverted Trevisker  urn containing cremation on granite slab - 46cm tall,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73591,Unknown,,,,1333
10231,76818,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large Inverted Trevisker  urn containing cremation; placed under slab which the higher urn was on,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73592,Unknown,,,,1333
10234,76819,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Plain Collared Urn (1st eg of EBA urned cremation found in Scilly) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73593,Unknown,,,,1334
10236,76821,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel, ?miniature urn with shells and covered by a white spar capstone. Bone in cist not in the urn Small funerary urn - possibly a miniature EBA  vessel? ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Beside cremation ,,,Pottery,73595,Unknown,,,,1335
10236,76822,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,Shells in the cist ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73595,Unknown,,,,1335
10239,76823,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Bosiliack (Jones and Thomas 2010): partial or token cremation - pot placed next to it. Pots are LN/ and Beaker but cremation is EBA Small flat-based pot of West Cornish late Neolithic ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,With cremation ,,Y,Pottery,73596,Unknown,,,,401
10239,76824,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,'co-Beaker' coarse ware vessel Beaker -local or derived ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,With cremation ,,Y,Pottery,73596,Unknown,,,,401
10240,76825,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Tregiffian: Beaker sherds with cremated bone ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,With cremation - scattered over bone ,,,Pottery,73597,Unknown,,,,402
73999,76826,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Lining one of the EBA cremations in cist  - non local shell sand, peculiar to the Cove of Porthcurnow, some 3-4 miles away (Borlase 1872, 110)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Lining the cist ,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73598,Unknown,,,,402
74000,76827,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,EBA biconical Collared Urn contained body ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73599,Unknown,,,,402
74001,76828,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn ,N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73600,Unknown,,,,402
74002,76829,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"From a chambered (megalithic gallery grave) barrow. Urninverted over a cremation, in a cist built against themain chamberPatchett 1946: B.13/ Biconical with tapering base; two large ribbon handles. Horizontal chevrons and lattice decoration 533mm tall and 406mm diameter ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of pile of cremated remains ,,,Pottery,73601,British Museum,,,,1336
10242,76830,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Tregeseal: Sherds of broken pots,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed amongst scattered cremated bone ,,,Pottery,73602,British Museum,,,,1336
10242,76831,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Perforated whetstone - oval shaped,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73602,British Museum,,,,1336
10246,76832,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,The urn had been broken either before or during the act of depostion and the pit had been sealed with a black silty layerDecorated Collared Urn containing the cremation. It was complete but broken ,N/a,Complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73604,Unknown,,,,1338
10246,76833,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Bronze awl in the urn with the cremation (not burnt so grave, not pyre good)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73604,Unknown,,,,1338
10247,76834,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large urn with some incised  decoration,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73605,Unknown,,,,1339
10247,76835,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Small miniature urn with cremation; incised decoration ; zigzags,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73606,Unknown,,,,1339
10247,76836,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,40cm tall urn -with some horizontal incised decoration; full of cremated bon,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73607,Unknown,,,,1339
10251,76837,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Carrion Rock: Biconical Trevisker urn, presumably with handles (also mention of a second urn)",N/a,Complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73608,Unknown,,,,1340
10251,76838,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Smaller urn accompanying larger one (not certain about this one),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Next to urned cremation ,,,Pottery,73608,Unknown,,,,1340
10251,76839,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Fragmentary dagger (unspecified type) in the urn with cremation. Very fragmentary ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73608,Unknown,,,,1340
74003,76840,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small Food Vessel containing cremated remains 130mm tall and 125mm diameterUnusual to contain rather than accompany ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73610,Unknown,,,,1341
10267,76841,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Patchett 1946: G. 6 and G.7. She suggests these both have Deverel-Rimbury influence . Bi-conical with inverted rim and high shoulder angle. Slight raised moulding indicating that a shoulder has disappeared.Both upright  .One urn was placed inside the other . Resting on charcoal. Outer urn is 127mm tall & 80mm diameter and the inner urn is 114mm tall and 63mm diameter. THe smaller urn had traces of two vestigial lugs . They were fragile with very thin walls. Held by West Cornwall Field Club. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,One pot inside the other with burnt material and a few bones ,,,Pottery,73614,Unknown,,,,1343
10267,76842,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Patchett 1946: G. 6 and G.7. She suggests these both have Deverel-Rimbury influence . Bi-conical with inverted rim and high shoulder angle. Slight raised moulding indicating that a shoulder has disappeared.Both upright  .One urn was placed inside the other . Resting on charcoal. Outer urn is 127mm tall & 80mm diameter and the inner urn is 114mm tall and 63mm diameter. THe smaller urn had traces of two vestigial lugs . They were fragile with very thin walls. Held by West Cornwall Field Club. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73614,Unknown,,,,1343
10268,76843,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Large Collared Urn with two handles.Longworth 1984: 166, pl. 45d. Primary series Form IA. 487mm tall and 360mm diameter at mouth. Upright with coverstone. Associated with an Accessory vessel. UndecoratedBurnt inside - as a result of the ashes being added when still very hot ",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73615,Penzance Museum,,,,1344
10268,76844,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Small miniature Accessory vessel placed above Collared Urn & c. 0,4m to its NE; lacked cover so was slightly truncated. It was filled with 'snuff-coloured' powder (?food stuff or pyre debris?) 140mm tall and 100mm mouth diameter ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,Accompanies the larger urn ,,,Pottery,73615,Penzance Museum,,,,1344
20009,76845,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel by head  (Grinsell 1959: 92 misidentified this as a LBA shouldered urn). The Pot was protected by slabs,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,20000,Dorset County Museum,,,,169
20129,76846,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Possibly a large Collared Urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73616,Unknown,,,,1345
20095,76848,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Flint arrowhead in the pot ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in the pot at the feet of the skeleton and mixed in with cremated bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73620,Unknown,,,,1346
20095,76849,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,This Collared Urn (Transitional FV-CU) is shared by both the inhumation (at feet) and cremation (container of body). Although it has been suggested that the cremated bone in the urn were in fact of a fox or a badger. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Placed by feet of iunhuamtion and containing cremation (both human and animal),,,Pottery,73620,Unknown,,,,1346
20095,76850,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt fox or badger bones in with cremation,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73620,Unknown,,,,1346
20095,76851,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Deer's antler and several teeth of boar with primary inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed near head ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73619,Unknown,,,,1346
20095,76852,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scraper ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73619,Unknown,,,,1346
20095,76853,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,Boar tusk with hole drilled through it - suspended as pendant? Placed in cremation urn; perforation is worn ,N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73620,Unknown,,,,1346
20094,76855,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Smashed Food Vessel,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,On left hand side of body ,,,Pottery,73622,Unknown,,,,
20094,76856,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Large antler by right hand ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Hands,Placed by right hand ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73622,Unknown,,,,
74005,76857,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Food Vessel on side by side of child, filled with burnt bones and charcoal and dark mould. It had double row of chevron decoration and coarsely made Accompanies the child and also contains a body ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73624,Unknown,,,,
74006,76858,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Biconical urn 300mm tall and 320mm in mouth diam. undecorated ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73625,Unknown,,,,
74007,76859,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Very large Collared Urn of considerable size and decoration. Inverted. Twisted cord hurdle and horiz rows - Longworth 1984: pl141e.300mm tall and 180mm rim diameter,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73626,Dorset County Museum,,,,1097
20106,76861,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,originally contained cremation but diusturbed in mound ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73627,Unknown,,,,1197
74008,76862,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 88) Bere Regis Barrow 8b: Large biconical urn 380mm tall and 280mm diameter; it was handled and had Cornish influence ",N/a,Complete,Repaired,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73628,Unknown,,,,1155
74008,76864,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Grinsell's (1959, 88) Bere Regis Barrow 8b: In urn was a tubular bronze bead",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73628,Unknown,,,,1155
20125,76865,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Primary series Collared Urn. 250mm mouth diameter and 370mm tall Longworth 1984: 194, pl/ 170. No 525. Decorated with twisted cord herringbone. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of the heap of cremated bones and ashes ,,,Pottery,73630,British Museum,"92,9-1,262",,,1039
73636,76866,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46e, Burial 1: one of two [bronze] knife daggers, each c. 7cm long (Warne 1866 cpf no. 21, 17)",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72876,Unknown,,,,1043
20222,76867,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Said to be made of garnet but may just be a polished stone bead NB the cremated remains were associated with plant fibres - potentially the remains of a bag or wrap?,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of pile of cremated remains ,,,Garnet,73632,Unknown,,,,275
20221,76868,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker in perfect condition but broke to pieces when lifted. So no further detail . Placed on chest ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,On chest ,,,Pottery,73633,Unknown,,,,1523
20221,76869,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,By neck were many pebbles. They were of different sizes ranging from size  of pigeon's egg to that of a pea. They were unperforated so not beads of a necklace. Lots of polished round stones ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,By neck ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73633,Unknown,,,,1523
20170,76870,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Pieces of linen/ fabric. The cremation was first wrapped in linen,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Textile,73187,Unknown,,,,1199
20117,76871,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,leaf-shaped arrowhead among ribs. It is possible this was a weapon of death rather than a grave good ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,In amongst ribs - was this a missile? ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73634,Dorset County Museum,,,,211
20166,76872,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Presence of coffin inferred from the ways turves lay and had collapsed; very acid soil  ; or timber planking ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73635,Unknown,,,,237
74010,76873,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Enlarged Food Vessel inverted over cremation (transitional Collared Urn)  Placed on top of body rather than containing it It has a rather narrow incipient collar and was 300mm tall and 370mm diameter ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73636,Dorset County Museum,,,,237
74011,76874,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Probably a Collared Urn but not defined. Urn containing ashes and broken dagger Longworth suggests this may be a Collard Urn but not certain whether from this barrow. If so it is a (Longworth 1984: 188, No 443, Pl 147b).2ndary series SE style. 130mm tall and 120mm diameter. Twisted cord on collar ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73638,Dorset County Museum,,,,
74011,76875,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Point or tip of dagger in the urn with the cremation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73638,Unknown,,,,
20087,76876,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Bones of ox associated with the part articulated skeletons ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73639,Unknown,,,,1512
74012,76877,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Urn of coarse fabricationIt was covered by large flat decorated stone ,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73645,Unknown,,,,1512
74013,76878,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Base of a flat-bottomed bowl - Unstan ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the cell with the hr ,,,Pottery,73647,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74013,76879,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Quantity of animal bones mixed in with the human remains ; mainly ox,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the cell with the hr - intermingled with human bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73647,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74013,76880,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Other fragments of pottery of Unstan type - not sure how many vessel s. This vessel is almost complete bowl with lovely decoration ; 350mm in diameter Some of these sherds were mixed with human remains ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73647,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74014,76883,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Several flint flakes (number not given) and chips in cell, mixed with human bones ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73648,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74014,76884,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Several flint flakes (number not given) and chips ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73648,Unknown,,,,
74014,76885,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,"several fragments of different urns. A more striking instance of how the relics must have been scattered is the fact of a piece of pottery, found in the fourth compartment, fitting into an urn, the rest of which was dug up in this second compartment of the chamber",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73648,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74015,76886,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Finely made flint knife that had been burnt; It was burnt white and had shattered into pieces The flint knife was leaf-shaped and carefully flaked It was 100mm long,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74015,76887,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Polished stone axe found with the human remains ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Accompanying the part articulated human remains and on the same level ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
74015,76888,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Semi complete grey urn. Incised decorated Unstan ware bowl with triangle motifs and soot on collar of this carinated bowl. It lay in a small holow near the south wall of the cell and the rest was found near the centre of the cell. It was 200mm mouth diameter. Five horizontal lines of pear-shaped impressions,N/a,Almost complete,Used,Upright,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74015,76889,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74015,76890,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74015,76891,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74015,76892,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74016,76893,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,Sorched flint core from cell 1,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"73653, 73654",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74016,76894,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,4 flint knives & worked flint from relic bed in Cell 1,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"73653, 73654",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74016,76897,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head," In cell 1 were the remains of three red deer, fully adult, asindicated by the lower jaws in which the molar teeth were well worn.There were also a few limb bones of very immature animals. The onlyantlers represented were two small tines. Lastly, there was the almostcomplete tibia of a dog, probably of similar height to our collie of thepresent day. One limpet shell only ""was presentThese are the dog bones - a few bones of a 'good-sized' dog; tibia. Of the same size as a collie of today 'Human and animal bones were mixed up promiscuously'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73653, 73654",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74016,76898,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler," In cell 1 were the remains of three red deer, fully adult, asindicated by the lower jaws in which the molar teeth were well worn.There were also a few limb bones of very immature animals. The only antlers represented were two small tines. Lastly, there was the almost complete tibia of a dog, probably of similar height to our collie of the present day. One limpet shell only ""was presentThis relates  to the deer ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler], Coral/Shell [Shell]","73653, 73654",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74018,76905,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"five pointed implements made out of splintered ox bones, were found in the lowest level in cells 3Bone points ",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73655,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74018,76906,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"five pointed implements made out of splintered ox bones, were found in the lowest level in cells 3 and intermingled with body parts ",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73655,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74018,76907,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"five pointed implements made out of splintered ox bones, were found in the lowest level in cells 3Bone points ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73655,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,76910,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"2 scrapers 0.4m above floor of cell No. 2, and two knives and twenty scrapers in the bottom layer.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,76911,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of 20 scrapers from the basal layer of cell 2Not all were associated or mingled in ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,76912,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of 20 scrapers from the basal layer of cell 2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,76920,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of 20 scrapers from the basal layer of cell 2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,76921,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of 20 scrapers from the basal layer of cell 2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,76922,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of 20 scrapers from the basal layer of cell 2,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74019,76923,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Assemblage of mixed animal bones. Lots of animal bones in the 2nd to 10th cells; most fragmentary, and lots scorched; red deer common",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73658,Unknown,,,,
74020,76925,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Single bones of cormorant, gannet, sea eagle, bitterne, curlew, duck, swan; almost as if they were deliberately selected This is cormorant ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73656,Unknown,,,,
74020,76926,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Single bones of cormorant, gannet, sea eagle, bitterne, curlew, duck, swan; almost as if they were deliberately selected This is gannet ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73656,Unknown,,,,
74020,76927,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Single bones of cormorant, gannet, sea eagle, bitterne, curlew, duck, swan; almost as if they were deliberately selected This is sea eagle ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73656,Unknown,,,,
74020,76928,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Single bones of cormorant, gannet, sea eagle, bitterne, curlew, duck, swan; almost as if they were deliberately selected This is curlew ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73656,Unknown,,,,
74020,76929,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Single bones of cormorant, gannet, sea eagle, bitterne, curlew, duck, swan; almost as if they were deliberately selected This is swan",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73656,Unknown,,,,
74021,76930,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,A few ox bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73659,Unknown,,,,
74023,76931,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of seven dog skeletons; one of them were found in the main part of the chamber ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Full dog skeleton with partially articulated or disarticulated human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73660, 73661, 73662, 73663, 73664, 73665, 73666, 73668, 73669",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74023,76932,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Cattle skull with horns,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73660, 73661, 73662, 73663, 73664, 73665, 73666, 73668, 73669",Unknown,,,,
74024,76933,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two dog skeletons in this cell ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the cell with the disarticulated human remains,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73670,Unknown,,,,
74024,76934,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two dog skeletons in this cell ; mixed in with the human remains ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In the cell with the disarticulated human remains,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73670,Unknown,,,,
74025,76935,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two dog skeletons in this cell placed at either end yet surrounded or in associated with disarticulated human bone (seems that the dog skeletons were articulated and more or less complete while the human skeletons were disarticulated) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73671,Unknown,,,,
74025,76936,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two dog skeletons in this cell placed at either end yet surrounded or in associated with disarticulated human bone (seems that the dog skeletons were articulated and more or less complete while the human skeletons were disarticulated) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73671,Unknown,,,,
74034,76937,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two dog skeletons in this cell placed at either end yet surrounded or in associated with disarticulated human bone (seems that the dog skeletons were articulated and more or less complete while the human skeletons were disarticulated) ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cell with the disarticulated human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73672,Unknown,,,,
74034,76938,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two dog skeletons in this cell placed at either end yet surrounded or in associated with disarticulated human bone (seems that the dog skeletons were articulated and more or less complete while the human skeletons were disarticulated) ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cell with the disarticulated human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73672,Unknown,,,,
72364,76939,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Copper alloy pyre debris and cramp; burnt copper object  with the cremation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With the cremated bone in basket,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71477,Unknown,,,,582
72364,76940,,Container,,,29,Basket,,Large deposit of cremated remains contained within a finely encased woven basket ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Woven basket contained the cremation ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71477,Unknown,,,,582
74035,76941,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"One of 24 small dog burials or rather skulls . It is not made entirely clear whether all of these were full burials and fully articulated. However on closer reading, it would appear that many of them were just represented by the skull . They were all placed in association with the human remains  found in lowest greasy layer just above the floor of central chamber Likely that there were a couple of dog skeletons and the rest were just represented by dog skulls and this is why this siite is known as 'Tomb of the Beagles!'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76942,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"One of 24 small dog burials or rather skulls . It is not made entirely clear whether all of these were full burials and fully articulated. However on closer reading, it would appear that many of them were just represented by the skull . They were all placed in association with the human remains  found in lowest greasy layer just above the floor of central chamber Likely that there were a couple of dog skeletons and the rest were just represented by dog skulls and this is why this siite is known as 'Tomb of the Beagles!'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76943,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76944,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76945,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76946,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76947,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76948,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76949,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76950,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76951,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76952,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76953,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76954,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76955,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76956,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76957,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76958,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76959,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76960,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76961,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76962,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76963,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76964,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,One of the 24 dog skulls mixed in with human remains in the lower greasy layer above the floor of the central chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74035,76965,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,part of the upper jaw of an ox in same layer as humans and dog skulls ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73673,Unknown,,,,
74040,76968,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,cattle bones/ skulls with horns in cells 5 on which skulls were placed ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Skull placed on top of skull of cow,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73674, 73675, 73676, 73677",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74040,76969,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Fish bones in compartment 5 mingled with human bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mingled in with the human bones ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73674, 73675, 73676, 73677",Unknown,,,,
74040,76970,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"549 sheep, 1 pig, 4 dog, 88 red deer antler. 113 otter bonesThese are the sheep bones ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In cell mingled in with the human bones,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73674, 73675, 73676, 73677",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74040,76971,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,88 red deer antler ; one skull lying on the deer's horns ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Under skull and human skull rests on this ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],"73674, 73675, 73676, 73677",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74036,76973,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,This is Petrie's cell A. Fragments of deer antler found with the human skull ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed together with the skull ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73678,Unknown,,,,
74036,76974,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Fragments of an ox horn found with the human skull ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73678,Unknown,,,,
74036,76975,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Lower jawbone of a dog found with the human skull ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73678,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74036,76976,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,220 sheep bones in this cell ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73678,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74037,76977,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Lots of bone from this cell. : 8 cattle, 23 sheep, 4 dog, 10 red deer antler; mixed in with the human remains  These are the cattle bone ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73679,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74037,76978,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,23 sheep bone from here ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],�73679,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74037,76979,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,4 dog bones in cell 2 ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73679,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74037,76980,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"10 red deer antler from cell 2 (said by Petrie to be 10 pairs of deer horns lying on and between layers of stones and other bones, including those of humans ) ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73679,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74039,76981,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,ox horns upon which human remains were arranged in compartment 4,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73680,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74039,76982,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Jawbone of a supposed boar related to human remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73680, 73681, 73682, 73683",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74039,76983,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Along with the skull fragments mentioned above, a total of 3 cattle, 208 sheep, 62 red deer antler, 27 otter, 15 red deer bones were found in this chamber",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler]",,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74039,76987,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,Several bone points from slivers of sheep long bones. See SF1; 60mm long,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74039,76988,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,Several bone points from slivers of sheep long bones. SF69; 85mm long,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74037,76989,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,wing bone of a swan or other large bird and the lower beak of a curlew,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73679,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74038,76990,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,45 sherds of Unstan Ware pottery including Plain Bowl rims from floor deposits MNIMixed in with diasrticulated human remains ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73684,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74038,76991,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Sherds are small, worn and some are scorched but it is not typical of the Unstan Ware - probably Plain Bowl. Open bowl sad one with an expanded flanged rim (unusual)Some sherds simple uncarinated bowl form similar to Taversoe Tuick,shell impressed or cardial decoration ",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,"73684, 73685, 73686",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74038,76992,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,bone bead made from sheep long bone � 14mm in diameter (SF 19),N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73684, 73685, 73686",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74038,76993,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,a cetacean ?tethering peg (SF 61); 198mm long ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],Missing,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74042,77003,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Flint chips and a flake from filling of hollow outside cairn,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,wth cremated bone ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73688,Unknown,,,,
74042,77004,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,body sherd with perforations (7 holes); Neolithic pot of some description ,N/a,Fragment(s),Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73688,Unknown,,,,
74043,77005,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Perforated ox phalange in chamber with disarticulated human remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74043,77006,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Human remains were mixed with sheep and ox bones ; these are sheep bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74043,77007,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Human remains were mixed with sheep and ox bones ; these are ox bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74043,77011,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Many rim and body sherds of carinated bowls of Unstan type,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74043,77012,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Many rim and body sherds of carinated bowls of Unstan type,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74044,77015,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome, Sheppard 1939, 39-40>: Inside this vessel was a complete humerus, or upper foreleg bone, of a pig.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Within pot alongside body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73701,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,77016,,Weaponry,,,185,Scabbard,,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome, Sheppard (1939, 40-1)>: When originally found [the sword] had, among the oxide of iron, clear traces of a wood sheath with which it was buried, the structure of the wood indicating that it was of a hard close-grained type. A boss of iron rust on each side of the blade suggests the method of attachment of the scabbard to a belt.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Other,contained sword,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,1303
40109,77017,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<gg_summary, Eastburn Aerodrome>: fragment of sheet bronze with an embossed ring together with fragments of inlay, potentially from another brooch.Sheppard (1939, 41) describes this as follows: In one of the Iron Age graves at Eastburn a piece of corroded iron with two pink cylinders, each of which had been riveted by a small bronze nail, which still exists, was found (Plate I). This is certainly the portion of a brooch similar to the two already described, and the pieces of pink are doubtless remains of red coral of Mediterranean origin.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Coral/Shell [Coral], Iron",,Unknown,,,,1303
74018,77019,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),, wrasse bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73705,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74018,77020,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Sheep bones (possibly 2 individuals), of mature age ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Just above human remans in chamber fill ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73705,Unknown,,,,
74017,77023,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),,Lots of bones of red deer ; there were substantial remains of two adult red deer here (not complete but partial skeletons),N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74017,77024,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),,One of two partial deer skeletons ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73652,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74018,77027,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Huge number of red deer bones, possibly semi articulated in this chamber. At least ten adults were represented, all of slightly different ages. ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73705,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74018,77034,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,Limpet shells gathered in both exposed and quiet localities were plentiful.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73705,Unknown,,,,
74018,77036,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Dog bones of a a large size - the left side of body including metatarsal ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73705,Unknown,,,,
74048,77037,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,The only artefact found with the skeletons was a ball of quartz apparently mixed with greenstone,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Quartz/Quartzite, Greenstone",73706,Unknown,,,,652
74052,77038,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"large number of sea eagle bones were retrieved from Compartment 4, amongst which were 24 talons ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Articulated sea eagle bones but 14C date suggest sit could be a later addition even though it is directly on top of other human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73722,Unknown,,,,
74051,77039,,Animal bone,,,9,Animal Joint/Part,Limb,Sheep bone from chamber  >70% under 10 months,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,In compartment 3 with human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74049,77040,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,All deer bone was juvenile & came from compartment 1 mixed with body parts ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74050,77041,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,"Very few pots were found. Vessels 1, 3 and 4 were located in Compartment 2 of the chamber. All are fragmentary but comprsie several pieces (total of 65 sherds)Vessel 1 - (with vertical incised lines ); 260mm diam, Unstan ware with round base ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74050,77042,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Vessel 3 � shallow round-based vessel 280mm diameter. Unstan Fragmentary ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74050,77043,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Vessel 4 � flat rimmed round-based vessel. 160mm diameter. Unstan,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74051,77045,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,"The majority of dog bones came from compartment 3. A minimum number of four animals were found, at least two of the dogs were male and all were adult. Pathological evidence from the bones show that one of the animals had lost the lower portion of its left foreleg.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74051,77046,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Second of the two male parts of dogs ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74051,77047,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"16 beads from cetacean teeth. 13 from floor of N end cell 3. Tubular & disc-shaped from killerwhale. These are liklely all forming part of a necklaceThey are of a highly varied condition but some still have lustre and originally all would have been highly polished  McSween and Finlay 1997: 35-36 <Beads1. Whole tooth, oval perforation centre of long axis. L 39 mm; W 15 mm; T 1 lmm. Perf dia 6 mm by 5mm 2. Disc-shaped with oval off-centre perforation. L 35 mm; W 28 mm; T 20 mm. Perf dia 15 mm by 13 mm 3. Complete tooth with oval perforation in the centre of the long axis, suface cracked and flaking, area of polish. L 61 mm; W 23 mm; T 18 mm. Perf dia 12 mm by 10 mm 4. Tubular with oval perforation through long axis. L 18 mm; W 13 mm; T 10 mm. Perf dia 8 mm by 7 mm 5. Pear-shaped bead in good condition, subsequently lost, measurements from site photograph. L58 mm;W40mm. 6. Disc-shaped bead with off-centre circular perforation.L 26 mm; W 20 mm; T 11 mm. Perf dia 9 mm7. Tubular bead with circular perforation through long axis.L 22 mm; W 24 mm; T 18 mm. Perf dia 16 mm8. Complete tooth with circular perforation through longaxis.L 34 mm; W 12 mm; T 10 mm. Perf dia 6 mm9. Oblong bead with central perforation.L 32 mm; W 14 mm; T 9 mm. Perf dia 8 mm by 10 mm10. Pear-shaped with circular perforation through long axis. L 25 mm; W 27 mm, T 27 mm. Perf dia 10 mm 11. Eroded bead, circular perforation through long axis filled with decomposed bead material. L 42 mm; W 31mm;T18 mm. Perf dia circa 12 mm12. Complete tooth, oval perforation through long axis. L 25 mm; W 25 mm; T 12 mm. Perf dia 9 mm by 8 mm13. Complete tooth, circular through long axis. L 24 mm; W 22 mm; T 13 mm. Perf dia 8 mm14. Pear-shaped with circular perforation through long axis. L 23 mm; W 27 mm; T 22 mm. Perf dia 10 mm15. Eroded bead with off-centre circular perforation. L 41 mm; W 30 mm; T 20 mm. Perf dia 8 mm16. Sub-triangular bead with hour glass perforation at apex with rough back and rounded sides. L 63 mm; W 60 mm; T 30 mm. Maximum perf dia 13 mm>",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],,Unknown,,,,
74054,77050,,Other,,,86,Disc,,Ground slate cylindrical object with 3 conical projections and 2 grooves across top.Unfinished and 50mm across ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Slate,73723,Unknown,,,,
74055,77051,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,A quantity of animal bone fragments associated with the adult hr ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73724,Unknown,,,,
74055,77052,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Cattle teeth and bone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,In cell 5 with human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73724,Unknown,,,,
74055,77053,,Pot,,,159,Pot,Plain Bowl,Sherds of Early Neolithic pottery lying in hollow of yellow clay (?redep),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Pottery,73724,Unknown,,,,
74056,77054,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,"R-Clacton GW A min no of 6 vessels, all fragmentary. Sherds 2-5 came from chamber floor ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,In outer passage ,,,Pottery,73725,Unknown,,,,
74056,77055,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Cattle teeth and bone with disarticulated human remains in passage,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In outer passage with diasrticulated human remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73725,Unknown,,,,
74056,77056,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Animal bone (no further detail) in outer passage ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,In outer passage ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73725,Unknown,,,,
74058,77057,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Crushed lamb jaw and skull ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73726,Unknown,,,,
74059,77058,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Partial Grooved Ware vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,,,,Pottery,73727,Unknown,,,,
74059,77059,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73727,Unknown,,,,
74062,77060,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Numerous fragments of pottery - urn had been broken by the workmen. So broken reconstruction is difficult. No traces of decoration were noted ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73728,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74065,77061,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,broken unidentifiable vessel - so broken could not be identified but it was undecorated ; quite large and medium coarse ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73729,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74066,77062,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),broken unidentifiable vessel - so broken could not be identified but it was undecorated May originally have held the cremated remains ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73730,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74060,77063,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Broken sherds of Unstan pottery ; carinated with incised decoration ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,"73731, 73732.73733",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74060,77064,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,About a third of a carinated Unstan bowl ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,"73731, 73732.73733",National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74061,77065,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,Perforated Neolithic mace-head (broken in half) in  speckled grey-black granite; pestle-shaped. 60mm in diameterNMS link: https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-collections/collection-search-results/?item_id=129991,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Possibly deliberately broken in half and placed immediately by the barrier stone of the passage ,,,Granite,"73734, 73735, 73736",National Museum of Scotland,X.EO 378,,,
74061,77067,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Leaf-shaped arrowhead mingled in with the cremated bones. Broken tip ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],"73734, 73735, 73736",National Museum of Scotland,X.EO 748,,,
74063,77069,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Carinated decorated bowl sherds ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73737,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74060,77071,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife - speckled grey in colour. Both faces flaked ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,National Museum of Scotland,X.EO 749,,,
74014,77074,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scraper with broken butt ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73648,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74067,77075,,Jewellery,,,180,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),Ring (Toe),"<Halkon et al (2015, 172) Burnby Lane, Hayton Grave 2.1>: Gg: six fragments from a cu-alloy spiral toe ring were found on her right foot. The ring was made from flattened wire, was oval in section and the terminals were tapered. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,worn on body,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73739,Unknown,,,,1353
74068,77078,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,A few fragments of Unstan pottery ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73740,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74072,77081,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Halkon et al. (2015, 476), Glen Garth, Hayton, Grave 294>:Gg: short-bladed iron knife with a triangular blade, a tang and an antler handle;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Immediately above head,,,"Iron, Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler]",73741,Unknown,,,,1352
74072,77082,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Halkon et al. (2015, 476), Glen Garth, Hayton, Grave 294>:One of two iron bars with tapered points and shafts at the opposite end, interpreted by Millett (same volume, 529) as possible wood or horn-working tools",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,In pair beside the knife,,,Iron,73741,Unknown,,,,1352
74072,77083,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Halkon et al. (2015, 476), Glen Garth, Hayton, Grave 294>:One of two iron bars with tapered points and shafts at the opposite end, interpreted by Millett (same volume, 529) as possible wood or horn-working tools",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,In pair beside the knife,,,Iron,73741,Unknown,,,,1352
74069,77084,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,Stone pounder lay under one of the skeletons. It had been broken in two and one side had a flat face and had been used as a rubber ,N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73742,National Museum of Scotland,X.EO 184,,,
74069,77085,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two flint flakes ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73743,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74070,77087,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Sherds of Unstan vessels (no mention of exact number). Decorated carinated bowsl - at least two ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73744,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74070,77088,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Sherds of Unstan vessels (no mention of exact number). Decorated carinated bowsl - at least two ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73744,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74071,77089,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,small leaf-shaped arrowhead; burnt ; rudely formed ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73745,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74071,77090,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Another scorched leaf-shaped arrowhead ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73745,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74071,77091,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Carinated bowl rim sherds with unusual decoration ; quite fragmentary ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73745,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74068,77092,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,leaf-shaped arrowhead ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73740,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74068,77094,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Dog bone ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73740,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
30094,77097,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C1>:C1 was deposited in an inverted position.The urn had a food-vessel like profile and triangular spatula decoration.Urn C1: University of Washington; CAR-450; 3590+/-70 bp; no details given of material dated",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Also contained unburnt? bone pin,Y,,Pottery,73748,Unknown,,,,780
74074,77098,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C2 and C3>:One of a pair of inverted urns, this one urn containing the burnt human remains.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,Contained jet/lignite bead,Y,,Pottery,73749,Unknown,,,,780
74075,77099,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C4>:C4 was deposited in an inverted position.The vessel is difficult to classify but is potentially a collared urn.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73750,Unknown,,,,780
74076,77100,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C5 and C6>:One of a possible pair of urns deposited in separate, intercutting graves.C5 was deposited in an inverted position.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73751,Unknown,,,,780
74077,77101,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C7>:C7 was deposited in an upright position. No further details, not illustrated.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73752,Unknown,,,,780
74078,77102,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C8>:C8 was deposited in an inverted position. Looks like a collared urn but the associated rc date is later ...",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73753,Unknown,,,,780
74079,77103,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C9>:C9 was deposited in an inverted position.The urn had a 'food vessel-like' profile (358).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73754,Unknown,,,,780
74080,77104,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C10>:C10 was deposited in an inverted position.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73755,Unknown,,,,780
74081,77105,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C11>:C11 was deposited in an upright position.rc dated to the EBA: Urn C11: University of Washington; CAR-451; 3675+/-70 bp; no details given of material datedNB date not recalibrated/entered but grouped for dating with C2 based on Lynch's (1991, 356) phasing",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73756,Unknown,,,,780
74082,77106,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C12>:C12 was deposited in an inverted position.rc dated to the EBA: Urn C12: University of Washington; CAR-452; 3760+/-70 bp; no details given of material datedNB date not recalibrated/entered but grouped for dating with C2 based on Lynch's (1991, 356) phasing",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,also contained pigmy cup,Y,,Pottery,73757,Unknown,,,,780
74083,77107,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C13>:C13 was deposited in an inverted position.The urn was damaged upon deposition. It had a 'food vessel-like' profile.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,73758,Unknown,,,,780
74084,77108,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C14>: One of two pits with very few scraps of cremated bone and later Bronze/Early Iron Age pots. One of these (represented here) was a straight-sided jar with holes under the rim. (353)NB date assigned based on association with C15",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,73759,Unknown,,,,780
74085,77109,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C15>: One of two pits with very few scraps of cremated bone and later Bronze/Early Iron Age pots. One of these (represented here) was a straight-sided jar with holes under the rim but was badly damaged (353)rc dated to the EIA (potentially dodgy depending on what was dated): Urn C15: University of Washington; CAR-455; 2530+/-70 bp; no details given of material dated",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73760,Unknown,,,,780
74086,77110,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C16>:No details given.rc dated to the later EBA; Urn C16: University of Washington; CAR-482; 3410+/-70 bp; no details given of material datedNB date not recalibrated/entered but grouped for dating with C10 based on Lynch's (1991, 356) phasing",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,contained fragments of antler,,,Pottery,73761,Unknown,,,,780
30094,77113,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C1>:C1 contained a small, sharp pin, probably bronze.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,within pot,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73748,Unknown,,,,780
74074,77114,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C2 and C3>:Urn C2 also contained a grooved jet or lignite bead.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal (Unspecified),73749,Unknown,,,,780
74074,77115,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C2 and C3>:One of a pair of inverted urns, this one (badly damaged) operating as an accessory vessel.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,73749,Unknown,,,,780
74079,77116,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C9>:Flat slab over base of vessel.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73754,Unknown,,,,780
74080,77117,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C10>:The vessel contained a split bone point.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,within pot,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73755,Unknown,,,,780
74080,77118,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C10>:One of two finely worked flint scrapers in the grave; location not specified.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73755,Unknown,,,,780
74080,77119,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C10>:One of two finely worked flint scrapers in the grave; location not specified.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73755,Unknown,,,,780
74082,77120,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C12>:There was a flat slab beneath the urn at the base of the pit.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73757,Unknown,,,,780
74082,77121,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C12>:C12 contained 'the bones of a child' and 'a small pigmy or incense cup'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73757,Unknown,,,,780
74083,77122,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C13>:There was a flat slab over base of pit beneath the pot.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,73758,Unknown,,,,780
74086,77123,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Lynch 1991, Capel Eithin C16>: The vessel contained fragments of antler",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73761,Unknown,,,,780
10030,77125,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of two Fragmentary ribbon handled urns.  Biconical with sharp carination and 200mm rim diameter and 300mm tall. Rough and grittyPatchett. B21 (1946: ). Two small ribbon handles ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73774,Unknown,,,,1435
10030,77126,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of two Fragmentary ribbon handled urns. This one has traces of decoration; cord impresed . Rather broken ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,,,,Pottery,73774,Unknown,,,,1435
10030,77127,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint chips and flakes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73774,Unknown,,,,1435
10030,77128,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Fragments of 'olive green glass' in pot with cremation. This sounds like a possible faience bead?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Faience,73774,Unknown,,,,1435
10122,77131,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Cinerary urn that from the description is likely to be a Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73778,Unknown,,,,1299
10123,77132,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,beach pebbles found with the 26 teeth in cist (26 suggests younger person),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,It sounds like the beach pebbles surrounded the burial ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73779,Unknown,,,,1531
74093,77134,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73783,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
74094,77135,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,one of five 'earthen jars',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73784,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
74095,77136,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,one of five 'earthen jars',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73785,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
74096,77137,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,one of five 'earthen jars',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73786,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
74097,77138,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73787,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
74098,77139,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,one of five 'earthen jars',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73788,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1258
10051,77140,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73789,Unknown,,,,1260
74099,77141,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73791,Unknown,,,,1260
74100,77142,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73792,Unknown,,,,1260
74101,77143,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73793,Unknown,,,,1260
74102,77144,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73794,Unknown,,,,1260
74103,77145,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73795,Unknown,,,,1260
74104,77146,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73796,Unknown,,,,1260
74105,77147,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73797,Unknown,,,,1260
74106,77148,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73790,Unknown,,,,1260
10175,77152,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of at least six inverted Trevisker urns with small knobs in chamber indicate later re-use. All placed on top of an assemblage of cremated remains. This represents the one given to Scilly Museum.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,73801,Scilly Museum,,,,1354
10175,77153,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of at least six inverted Trevisker urns with small knobs in chamber indicate later re-use. All placed on top of an assemblage of cremated remains. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,73801,Unknown,,,,1354
10175,77154,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of at least six inverted Trevisker urns with small knobs in chamber indicate later re-use. All placed on top of an assemblage of cremated remains. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,73801,Unknown,,,,1354
10175,77155,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of at least six inverted Trevisker urns with small knobs in chamber indicate later re-use. All placed on top of an assemblage of cremated remains. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,73801,Unknown,,,,1354
10175,77156,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of at least six inverted Trevisker urns with small knobs in chamber indicate later re-use. All placed on top of an assemblage of cremated remains. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,73801,Unknown,,,,1354
10175,77157,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,One of at least six inverted Trevisker urns with small knobs in chamber indicate later re-use. All placed on top of an assemblage of cremated remains. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,73801,Unknown,,,,1354
10221,77158,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73807,Unknown,,,,1355
74534,77159,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Pottery sherds of unknown/disputed date,  thought to have been smashed after the deposition of the cremated bone in the chamber (Sawyer 2015, 54)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73808,Unknown,,,,404
10244,77160,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Pottery sherds of unknown/disputed date, thought to have been smashed after the deposition of the cremated bone in the chamber (Sawyer 2015, 54)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73809,Unknown,,,,404
74091,77164,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Kite-shaped leaf-shaped arrowheads. Found in rib zone so it could be an a weapon of death although no definite evidence of trauma was identified on body Tip broken off ,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In rib areas - had it been an impact weapon or grave good? ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73771,Unknown,,,,233
74091,77165,,Cover,,,257,Shroud,,Mummified body wrapped in textile ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73771,Unknown,,,,233
20151,77166,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Timber structure containing burials Wooden mortuary structure.Rectangular space 2.3m by 1.2m in width.- Likely coverd wit ha large wooden lid. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73765,Unknown,,,,233
20213,77167,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn that was edged round (propped) with flints ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73817,Unknown,,,,
74108,77170,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,SID_20245_Latch_Farm_Beaker. Exquisite S-profiled Beaker with slightly irregular rim ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73820,Unknown,,,,1128
74108,77171,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Handled Beaker possibly of Cornish derivation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73820,Unknown,,,,1128
30144,77172,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Cremation covered by beach cobbles - deliberate covering. Some of these were also burnt,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Placed on top of and covering the in situ cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),72402,Unknown,,,,761
74110,77176,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cremation urn of some type but no further detail ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73825,Unknown,,,,1357
74486,77177,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cremation urn of some type but no further detail ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73826,Unknown,,,,1357
74111,77178,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Steatite urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Steatite,,Unknown,,,,
74112,77179,,Pot,,,147,Pot,Carinated Bowl,Numerous sherds of a deeply incised open bowl (not Unstan); two scorched red-brown body sherds; scraper of red-brown flint; two flint chips (all in NMS). ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73828,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74112,77180,,Pot,,,159,Pot,Plain Bowl,two scorched red-brown body sherds,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73828,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74112,77181,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,scraper of red-brown flint,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73828,Unknown,,,,
74112,77182,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Two flint flakes ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73828,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74119,77202,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Various Beakers including N4 steps 5-6 (TMC),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73834,Unknown,,,,
74119,77203,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Various Beakers including N4 steps 5-6 (TMC),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73834,Unknown,,,,
74119,77204,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,shale or jet  disc beads. Analysis confirmed they are jet Possibly part of a necklace? ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],73834,Unknown,,,,
74119,77205,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Flint scrapers ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73834,Unknown,,,,
74119,77206,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Flint blade ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73834,Unknown,,,,
60034,77207,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,White quartz pebbles covering burials ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,"73835, 73836, 73837, 73838",Unknown,,,,
60034,77208,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Pieces of pumice ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pumice,"73835, 73836, 73837, 73838",Unknown,,,,
74022,77209,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,One of three pecked stones - with spirals; mixed with the LN burials outside the chamber,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73839,Unknown,,,,
74022,77210,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,One of three pecked stones - with spirals; mixed with the LN burials outside the chamber,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73839,Unknown,,,,
74022,77211,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,One of three pecked stones - with spirals; mixed with the LN burials outside the chamber,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73839,Unknown,,,,
74022,77212,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,Lots of cattle bone (most not associated with the human remains but some was). Disarticulated and dated to LN,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73839,Unknown,,,,
74022,77213,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,Extensive flint assemblage. Not all grave goods but at least three scrapers were. One of three scrapers ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73839,Unknown,,,,
74022,77214,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of three scrapers ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73839,Unknown,,,,
74022,77215,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,One of three scrapers ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73839,Unknown,,,,
72349,77217,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,Stone tool placed on top of capstone of cist. Not directly a grave good but this is a common practice with Orcadian EBA cists ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,590
74121,77218,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,Flint leaf-shaped arrowhead from top of cist In good condition,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,726
74121,77219,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"One of the stones packing the cist slab (004) showed indications of decoration on its surface. On the opposite face to the picked surface are a series of 11 fine incised lines. They have the appearance of a roughly executed series of lozenges or triangles. The third element of decoration is located on the prow itself, where two broad incised lines, up to 0.145m by 0.05m wide, are present",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Formed a packing stone in cist - very likely a deliberate addition ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,726
60056,77221,,Other,,,244,Lid,,'With flat stone stopper' or lid covering mouth of the cremation urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,On top of the pot acting as stopper/ lid ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71491,Unknown,,,,
74123,77222,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Broken sherds of an unidentified pot (4 large sherds),N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,73843,Unknown,,,,
74123,77223,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Beads of amber and possibly also faience (necklace) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Amber,73843,Unknown,,,,
74123,77224,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Beads of ?faience (sic glass),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist and possibly associated wit hthe amber ones to make a necklace? ,,,Faience,73843,Unknown,,,,
74123,77225,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,Quartzite pebble,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Quartz/Quartzite,73843,Unknown,,,,
60068,77226,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,, black organic residue E & I. in the urn; food offering?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In chamber/cist,In the steatite urn in cist,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),60016,Unknown,,,,
60069,77227,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,"Howe Farm Cist, (Downes 2005: 278-9) <Flat worked stone. A pillow stone propped under his skull",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed under head ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),60017,Unknown,,,,
60076,77228,,Tool,,,253,Ard,,Ard point or plough share placed on top of the cist capstone or mound ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71508,Unknown,Skaill House ,,,
74122,77229,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Crab shells from the floor ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],73845,Unknown,,,,
74122,77230,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Eagle talons from here ; the feet specifically selected ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73845,Unknown,,,,
74122,77231,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Polished dog tooth - possibly an amulet ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73845,Unknown,,,,
74122,77232,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Wrasse teeth ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73845,Unknown,,,,
74124,77233,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Pig bones from juvenile animals - mixed in with human remains ,N/a,Fragment(s),Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73846,Unknown,,,,
74124,77234,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,remains of many fish bones,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73846,Unknown,,,,
74124,77235,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,White-tailed eagle bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73846,Unknown,,,,
74125,77236,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,"Sherds of bowls representing c. 45 vessels; some burnt and broken from chamber. Mainkly carinated and round-based and the majority have decoration on rim and zone above the carination. Pottery was found in massive abundance in this chamber - Found in very restricted part of the chamber. Only 3 other Orcadian tombs have any quantity of pottery (Unstan, Calf of Eday Long and Taversoe Tuick) Almost all the sherds are affected by scorching/ burning Henshall 1983: 50 <.4 rim sherds of carinated bowls with nail impressions>RD: 170mm( IS 76 33 , ST 3 , L4) ( i ll 26)",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77237,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(2). Rim sherds and shoulder; finger impressed dec and burnished surface RD-260mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77238,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(3) rim & collar sherds - 3 sherds. nail impressed dec. burnished. RD: 230mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77239,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl.(4) not scorched rom sherds. RD: 224mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77240,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl (5) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Burnisjed. Veggy matter impressions on base. RD: 216mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77241,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(6) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Burnisjed. Veggy matter impressions on base. RD: 228mm,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77242,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(7) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Burnisjed. Veggy matter impressions on base. RD: 205mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77243,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(8) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Burnisjed. Burnished RD: 180mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77244,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(9) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Burnisjed. Burnished RD: 190mmVery burnt ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77245,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(10) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Burnished. Burnished RD: 320mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77246,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(11) Rim sherds with finger-nail nicks. Base sherds - round-based as all are. Burnished RD: 250mm. Scorched,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77247,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(12) Most of a bowl with finger-nail nicks. Burnished RD: 220mm. ScorchedImpressions of vegetable matter. ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77248,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(13) Most of a bowl with finger-nail nicks. Burnished RD: 302mm. Scorched. deep jabs in horizontal rows,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77249,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(14) Most of a bowl . Collar and body with deep jabs. RD: 240mm,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77250,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(15) Most of a bowl . Deep jabs in slanting rows. Large perforation through collar. Burnishing. RD: 330mm. ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77251,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Carinated bowl (16). Bowl with long slashing jab dec,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77252,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(17) A quarter  of a bowl . Deeply incised lines/ Stab and drag. RD: 265mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77253,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Unstan carinated bowl(18) Decorated on carination. Decor smudged before firing. Burnished,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77254,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Undecorated carinated bowl(19) Bowl with white grits and burnishing. RD: 380mm ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77255,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Undecorated carinated bowl(20) Bowl with white grits and burnishing. RD: 310mm ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77256,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Undecorated carinated bowl(21) Bowl,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77257,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Undecorated carinated bowl(22) Bowl rim sherd . RD: 230mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77258,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(23) Upper part of a bowl and row of at least 15 knobs elow rim. RD: 190mm,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77259,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(24) Upper part of a bowl ; large pieces with conical lugs. Burnishing. RD: 210mm ,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,Unknown,,,
74125,77260,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(25) Upper part of a bowl  - rim & body. slipped black. RD: 200mm,N/a,Almost complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77261,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(26) Rim sherds heavily burnt with lug,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77262,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(27) Body sherds burnished ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77263,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(28) Pinched rim  ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77264,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(29) Body sherds with elongated lug ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77265,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(30) Body sherds with elongated lug and rim. RD: 260mm three very large sherds comprising more than half of bowl ; cordon below rim ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77266,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(31) Quarter of a deep bowl. RD: 160mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77267,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(32) Quarter of a deep bowl. RD: 180mm. Burnished but very scorched ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77268,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(33)  Rim sherd ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77269,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(34) Burnished rim sherd RD: 180mm  ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77270,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(35) Rim sherd ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77271,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(36) Rim sherd ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77272,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(37) Rim sherd of open bowl ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77273,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(38) Quarter of a bowl with burnishing. RD: 245mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77274,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(39). Coarse rim ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77275,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(40). Two rim sherds with burnishing ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77276,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(41). Rim sherd RD: 230mm. ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77277,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(42)Bevelled rim,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77278,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(43)Bevelled rim,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77279,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(44) Coarse shell-tempered bowl,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77280,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Deep bowls with rounded bases and with knobs or lugs(45) Coarse shell-tempered bowl,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77281,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"11 disc or dum-shaped bone beads - ?necklace, Most are polished by wear. they are all made from different types of bone including sheep/goat, horse and one is an antler bead ",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77282,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Chert flake ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Chert],73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77285,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of bird bones including sea eagle;  at least 8 carcasses of sea eagle mixed in with the disarticulated bodies ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77286,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Sheep/goat bone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74126,77289,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Several (not clear how many) white tailed sea eagles,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73848,Unknown,,,,
74126,77290,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Several (not clear how many) white tailed sea eagles,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73848,Unknown,,,,
74127,77294,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77295,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77296,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Orkney Museum (Kirkwall),,,,
74127,77297,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77298,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77299,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77300,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77301,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77302,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77303,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Lots of sea eagles from here - this is where the largest concentration is (MNI of 12 eagles) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77305,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Red deer bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77306,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,short-eared owl bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77307,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,137,Point (Unknown/Unspecified),,Blunt bone point,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74127,77308,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"21 limpet shells with their apices removed - thought to be a necklace Shell necklace 121 limpet shells, their apices removed so that they are in the form of rings. they were all found together on human bones beneath the shelf and likely comprised a necklace ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],,Unknown,,,,
74125,77309,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,On floor were four burnt bone pins (one made of antler). They were round-headed. they were all broken and represented by 15 fragments - at least 4 bone pins or awls. All were scorched ; largest fragment was 35mm long,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77310,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,On floor were four burnt bone pins (one made of antler). They were round-headed ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77311,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,On floor were four burnt bone pins (one made of antler). They were round-headed ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74125,77312,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,On floor were four burnt bone pins (one made of antler). They were round-headed ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73847,Unknown,,,,
74129,77313,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,A few animal bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74128,77315,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,some animal bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73851,Unknown,,,,
74131,77324,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,A considerable quantity of pottery came from tomb. but much of it came frtom later closure or blocking layers (total of 6.6kg). Most of thes sherds were small and undecorated.Some sherds of half a tub-shaped vessel = other sherds that joined came from a range of contexts across the tomb ; partly scorched red ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74131,77325,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Two small rim sherds from main chamber,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74131,77326,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Body sherds with light incised linear decoration (GW). triangle decoration ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74131,77327,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Rim & body sherd of small pot - RD: 100mm,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74131,77330,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Four small sherds of a Grooved Ware vessel ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74131,77331,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Incised decorated body sherds of Grooved Ware - two with incised lines and another with a round impression ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
74131,77334,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Part of a blade of speckled brown flint; finely trimmed edge ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77336,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Lead bead. Unique. Bead made from lead ore. Same shape as a bone bead ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Lead,,Unknown,,Missing,,
74131,77338,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Shaft of a bone pin - long leg bone. Shank and round section and plain domed head ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77340,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Well made and polished domed head bone pin ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77341,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Possible bone awl although the working end is broken off ,N/a,Almost complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77342,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Bead made from a fish vertebra ,N/a,Complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77343,,Axe,,,118,Macehead,,Broken macehead made from antler - smoothed and clearly quite used Perforated red deer antler macehead ; surfaces rubbed smooth and bearing a transversal groove ,N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77346,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Pin from a splintered long bone, possibly a dog ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77348,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Lots of sheep bone, particularly from very young lambs - thought to be joints of meat  (18 separate lamb bone joints) All mixed in with the disarticulated human remains ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77355,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),,Pig and piglet bones ; joint of meat mixed in with the human remaiins in chamber ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,Missing,,
74131,77356,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),,Calf joint of meat ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77362,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77363,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,A flint knife - one of three - a;; very broken up and this one was reused as a scraper possibly ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74131,77364,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Another broken and much fragmented flint knife ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74419,77365,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 1, Burial G6>: a small corded food vesselThe pot is a Food Vessel and is one of only two known to have been found on Thanet (the other being from a Beaker barrow at South Dumpton Down). These vessels are very rare in this part of the Country and Thanet's examples comprised 2/3 of Kent's recorded total as of 2004 (Gibson in Perkins 2004).It is cord-decorated, having the impression of a twisted piece of cord which had been wound around the vessel when the clay was still soft. In one place the angle of the decoration turns through ninety degrees and forms what looks like a patch on the side of the pot.Human remain/object details from: http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/3_Displays/G4%20Displays/Gallery4_Display4_Link2thanet_Link3causewayed_LinkLOMI.htm",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,50050,Unknown,,,,1455
71366,77366,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Decayed organic container/ bag,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40007,Unknown,,,,336
40088,77368,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),, jet biconical bead - large bead possibly from central burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,Disturbed from central burial ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],40071,Unknown,,,,413
40088,77369,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot - type S1,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head ,,,Pottery,40071,Unknown,,,,413
72175,77370,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Fresh looking flint knife placed to west of cremated adult bones ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Alongside body,Placed just to the west of the cremated bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71130,Unknown,,,,857
72175,77371,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted very large crushed cinerary (Collared) urn accompanying adult (Mort fig. 965),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Alongside body,Accompanying and placed next to pile of adult cremation (in bag?),,,Pottery,71130,Unknown,,,,857
72332,77372,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,"Cnip Cairn Area A burial (Lelong 2018, 6-9):Gg: Close to the right side of the skull were three fragments of boar�s tusk, one of them perforated, and a tooth probably from a juvenile seal. These may have been worn on a necklace or in a bag strung on thread or sinew.At least two male boar were represented.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Close to RHS of skull,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth]",74322,Unknown,,,,
40297,77373,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,No information on the context or burial just that a decorated Food Vessel came from here - opened by J Silburn (BM 79 12-9 1999. 11.7cm tall) some scattered bones (disturbed) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73863,Unknown,,,,977
71827,77374,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,double burial of child about 3 years old and with adult underneath on floor of grave. Food Vessel at heads (shared) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,70963; 70962,Unknown,,,,753
72729,77377,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Burial GSl 8/10: Grave 3, Burial 3: FE, Brooch (Stead 1991; Dent 1984a, Type L/Type 8 (penannular, LT II-III)(by ears/neck)?LIA/eRB; BIOG. DETAILS, Secondary deposit: in Main Ditch 1",La T�ne II-III (La T�ne C-D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,by ears/neck,Y,,Iron,71879,Unknown,,,,160
74184,77380,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collard Urn,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73865,Ashmolean Museum,,,,1361
74185,77381,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,Polishing stone with groove on face - possibly a shaft straightener for arrows,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73866,British Museum,,,,1361
20501,77382,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Flat riveted dagger with 3 rivets. ; found near disturbed partial skull ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory]",73867,Unknown,,,,1360
20502,77383,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Derived or transitional/ hybrid Collared Urn-DR,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73868,Unknown,,,,1362
20502,77384,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Derived or transitional/ hybrid Collared Urn-DR,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73869,Unknown,,,,1362
20502,77385,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Bird bones in pot with the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73869,Unknown,,,,1362
20503,77386,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared urn ornamented with a chevron pattern (destroyed  on exposure) which had been placed in a central cavityPot disintegrated on exposure ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73870,Unknown,,,,1363
20505,77392,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"<Grinsell's (1959, 153) Winterborne St Martin barrow 34c, NW of Maiden Castle>: One of two bronze daggers placed in the centre and on top of the cremated remains. Gilt-bronze ogival dagger 160mm long and with three rivets; also decorated. Pointillee decoration. ",N/a,Unknown,Fresh,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of the pile of cremated bones ,Y,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified), Gold",73876,Unknown,,,,1416
20505,77393,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"<Grinsell's (1959, 153) Winterborne St Martin barrow 34c, NW of Maiden Castle>: Flat riveted knife dagger 120mm long. Placed on top of the pile of cremated remains",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of the pile of cremated bones ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),73876,Unknown,,,,1416
20506,77394,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) unlocated barrows on Milborne Down barrow 16b/e: Miniature or at least small Food Vessel with exaggerated and emphasised rim and collar. Outurned rim. FV-CU hybrid. Neck are has 3 row of fingernail impressions and a diagonal line of fingernail impressions under neck on body. Row of fingernails also  on the lip ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,contained pins,,,Pottery,73877,Dorset County Museum,63,,,1406
20506,77397,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) barrow 16b/e: 'Bone ring-headed pin' (Calkin 1967, 140)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73877,Dorset County Museum,63,,,1406
20506,77398,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) barrow 16b/e: Bone amulet found with bone ring headed pin in the cremation urn. No further information available.Described by Maltby in Woodward and Hunter 2015, appxIII as a fossil",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73877,Dorset County Museum,63,,,1406
20509,77399,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 16f: 'E/MBA' urn (no further details given)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73880,British Museum,,,,
74293,77400,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 16g: Collared Urn type or derived type with rudimentary handles - Cornish Trevisker influences? Possibly a Trevisker import?",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73881,British Museum,,,,
20511,77403,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Urn was decorated towards the base with lines running around it. Some kind of Early Bronze Age urn Said to be a sunbaked British urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73888,Unknown,,,,1364
74191,77404,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin with one of the adults ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73889,Unknown,,,,1364
74191,77405,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Early Bronze Age urn of some sort with decoration,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Associated with the inhumation ,,,Pottery,73890,Unknown,,,,1364
74191,77406,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,With the inhumations was found a cresent-shaped wild boar tusk 160mm long and with a small hole drilled through one side Possible a necklace/ ornament or pendant ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,Boar-tusk pendant with inhumations ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],73890,Unknown,,,,1364
20512,77407,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Hybrid Food Vessel-Collared Urn containing a cremation and covered by a flat stone. It has a slight incipient collar and a horseshoe lug,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73893,Unknown,,,,1365
20512,77408,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Stone cover/ lid over upright pot. Covers mouth ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73893,Unknown,,,,1365
20513,77409,,Pot,,,169,Pot,Windmill Hill Ware,Small cup of Early Neolithic date 'Windmill Hill Ware' style ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73894,Dorset County Museum,,,,1366
20514,77410,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,Fine antler pick placed near head ,N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73896,Dorset County Museum,,,,1367
20515,77411,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Fragmentary Food Vessel at head with twisted cord decoration below rim ; Probably originally 280mm tall ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73897,Unknown,,,,1368
74192,77412,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel near head of burial. Decorated with cord impressions. 320mm tall but not complete (likely broken post-depositionally though) ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73898,Unknown,,,,1368
74193,77413,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Slightly broken Food Vessel placed at head ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73899,Unknown,,,,1368
20516,77414,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Urn that was nearly straight sided and had two perforated lugs; derived Food Vessel type? 270mm tall and placed upright and surrounded by ashes. resting on top of the urn was a n unburnt human skull (was it used as some sort of weird lid?) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Placed upright with human skull resting on top and containing cremated remains although placed on top of and surrounded by ashes ,,,Pottery,73900,Unknown,,,,1369
20517,77415,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Boat shaped battle axe - very fine and highly finished. When found it was the only example of this type of battle axe found in Dorset. Made of greenstone (see Warne 1866: 63)Central perforation Unusual and possibly exotic object,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed on top of pile of cremated remains ,,,Greenstone,73902,Unknown,,,,1370
20518,77416,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"Grinsell's (1959, 134) Tarrant Hinton barrow 20c: stag's horn - this was burnt with the cremated remains and mixed in. It may have been an antler pick ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed in with cremated remains ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73903,Unknown,,,,1036
20520,77418,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1a: Coarse British urn of Bronze Age date but uncertain type; fragmentary ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73905,Unknown,,,,
20521,77419,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1b: Broken British Bronze Age urn; exact type not specified ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73906,Unknown,,,,
20522,77420,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1c (collared urn burial): Upright Collared Urn securely protected by carefully packed flints around it.This vessel was 330mm tall. Also in urn was a circular piece of greenstone, possibly an amulet  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73907,Unknown,,,,
20522,77421,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1c (collared urn burial): Piece of worked greenstone in the urn; possibly an amulet . Circular piece of greenstone ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In urn with the cremated remains ,,,Greenstone,73907,Unknown,,,,
74194,77422,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1c (collared urn burial): Upright Collared Urn securely protected by carefully packed flints around it.This vessel was 340mm tall and 300mm mouth diameter ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73908,Unknown,,,,
74195,77423,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1c (undated urn burial): inverted urn of uncertain (Bronze Age) date, noted to have covered the cremated remains",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73909,Unknown,,,,
20523,77424,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,One of two flint knives ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73910,Unknown,,,,1371
20523,77425,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,One of two flint knives ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73910,Unknown,,,,1371
72900,77426,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 39) pr barrow no. 16>: 'accompanied by a rudely chipped arrowhead'",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74197,77427,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 39) pr barrow no. 18, secondary burial>: 'fragments of a small urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73914,Unknown,,,,
20524,77428,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Transitional FV-CU). It had herring-bone decoration around rim and collar; incipient collar ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73915,Unknown,,,,1372
20525,77429,,Pot,,,145,Pot,Beaker/Food Vessel Hybrid,Beaker-Food Vessel hybrid urn. Rude and 'half-baked' and simply ornamented with its mouth upwards and the top of the urn was covered by two flat pieces of unworked flint. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73916,Unknown,,,,1530
20525,77430,,Other,,,244,Lid,,On top of the urn was covered by two flat pieces of unworked flint. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73916,Unknown,,,,1530
20526,77431,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Upright Food Vessel accompanying child ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73917,Unknown,,,,1373
74199,77432,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Two handled decorated EBA pot of Cornish type - Trevisker vessel that either came from Cornwall or shows Cornish influence/ inspiration ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73918,Unknown,,,,1373
74198,77433,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,In cist in centre of barrow centre of the barrow was a large sandstone slab on which there were carvings of daggers and axes; possibly the side or capstone of this cist. Mycenean type daggers (not dissimilar to Stonehenge dagger carvings) Rock art ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Sandstone,73919,Unknown,,,,1373
74199,77434,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Lid or at least sandstone separators - dividing clean sorted bone from ash and pyre material,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Sandstone,73918,Unknown,,,,1373
74200,77435,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel with diarticulated child inhumation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73920,Unknown,,,,1373
74201,77436,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel at head of diasrticulated female ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73921,Unknown,,,,1373
74202,77437,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel with skull underneath it; pot mouth covers or rrests on the skull ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73922,Unknown,,,,1373
74203,77438,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn covering or rather containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73924,Unknown,,,,1373
74204,77439,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Small urn accompanying flexed child burial and also accompanied by an incense cup,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,On top of body,Placed on chest ,,,Pottery,73925,Unknown,,,,1373
74204,77440,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Small incense cup at feet of flexed child burial ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,73925,Unknown,,,,1373
20528,77441,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,1 of four lozenge or leaf-shaped arrowheads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73926,Unknown,,,,1374
20528,77442,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,1 of four lozenge or leaf-shaped arrowheads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In chamber/cist,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,1374
20528,77443,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,1 of four lozenge or leaf-shaped arrowheads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,1374
20528,77444,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,1 of four lozenge or leaf-shaped arrowheads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,1374
20529,77445,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large Collared Urn 475mm tall and 275mm wide diameter at mouth. The grave goods were then lost ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73927,Unknown,,,,1375
20529,77446,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,Possibly a necklace - beads of amber and faience. Uncertain how many and of what type and they were subsequently lost Note these were placed into the urn but were unburnt. IE grave not pyre goods ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremated remains in the large urn ,,,"Amber, Faience",73927,Unknown,,,,1375
20530,77447,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Flower pot like vessel. Urn with twisted cord decoration and with 4 knobs. Placed inverted over a cremation (possibly covering rather than containing) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,73928,Unknown,,,,1376
20531,77448,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pot which was then lost so Clarke is unable to note its type. It accompanied the inhumation but uncertain where placed in relation to the body,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73929,Unknown,,,,1377
20533,77449,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Perforated stone axe hammer or macehead/battle axe - seven-sided ; placed just above disturbed burial and likely slightly displaced ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Above body in grave fill and slightly displaced,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73930,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
20533,77450,,Flint tool,,,184,Saw,,Double flint saw possibly removed and rearranged above burial when revisited ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed above burial and slightly displaced when burial revisted,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73930,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
20533,77451,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Ox and bird bones above primary inhumation - ?food offerings during later revisitation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed in grave fill above primary burial ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73930,Unknown,,,,1378
20533,77452,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Ox and bird bones above primary inhumation - ?food offerings during later revisitation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73930,Unknown,,,,1378
20533,77453,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone dagger pommel found just above the primary disturbed burial. Slightly displaced ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,dagger pommel of bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73930,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74205,77454,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Slightly flanged flat bronze axehead with some fabric adhering; textile impressions ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed in top of cremated remains ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Textile",73931,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
20533,77455,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone needle or pin slightly displaced and moved above disturbed disarticulated burial ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73930,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74205,77456,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"One of Two bronze daggers with wooden sheaths  with wood sheath & covered in plain weave textile . decayed wood sheaths visible on both. 6 riveted grooved dagger These were both associated with a gold oval shaped ornament decorated with sets of encircling lines, together making a pommel; gold pommel mount",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremated remains ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Textile, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified), Gold",73931,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74205,77457,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"One of Two bronze daggers with wooden sheaths  with wood sheath & covered in plain weave textile . decayed wood sheaths visible on both. 6 riveted grooved dagger THese were both associated with a gold oval shaped ornament decorated with sets of encircling lines, together making a pomme. Gold pommel mount ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed on top of cremated remains,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Gold, Textile, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73931,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74205,77458,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Fragments of a third grooved bronze dagger with three rivets ; Fragment of bronze knife-dagger with wood sheath & covered in plain weave textile,N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,On side,Direct,On top of body,On top of cremated remains ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Textile, Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified)",73931,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74206,77459,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Polished stone flint axe and fragment of another (?curated heirlooms),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed just above burial in grave fill ,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],73932,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74206,77460,,Axe,,,25,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Polished),Broken and fragmentary polished axehead - possibly Neiolithic ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],73932,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
74206,77461,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,Bronze dagger with 2ndry inhumation  with wood sheath & covd in plain weave textile ; placed at pelvis ; flat riveted,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed at pelvis ,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy], Textile",73932,Dorset County Museum,,,,1378
20534,77462,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,One of two Food Vessels placed near head. Small vessel only 110mm tallBoth were undecorated ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,73933,Unknown,,,,
20534,77463,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,One of two Food Vessels placed near head. Small vessel only 120mm tallBoth were undecorated ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Near head ,,,Pottery,73933,Unknown,,,,
74207,77464,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Undecorated Food Vessel accompanying child in cist - position unspecified ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73934,Unknown,,,,
20535,77467,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Dog skeleton (unburnt) placed directly above the in situ funeral pyre ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Dog burial placed directly above primary in situ cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73937,Unknown,,,,
74209,77468,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Upright hybrid Cornish handled urn - Trevisker type. Containing cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73938,Unknown,,,,
20536,77469,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Degraded inhumation was in a wooden bier / coffin ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73939,Unknown,,,,1381
20537,77470,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Unburnt bone pin 50mm long with cremated remains; sitting amidst the remains,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,sitting amidst the remains,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73940,Unknown,,,,1382
74210,77471,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared urn 300mm tall and 240mm diameter Secondary Series,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Either contained or placed directly over pile of cremated remains,,,Pottery,73941,British Museum,,,,1382
74211,77472,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Inverted Collared Urn 330mm tall and 260mm diameter. Secondary,Series  (Longworth 1984: 182, No 371, pl 157g). South Eastern Style. Undecorated. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Either contained or placed directly over pile of cremated remains,,,Pottery,73942,British Museum,"92, 9-1, 253",,,1382
74212,77473,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn covering cremated bone and ashes. 300mm tall and 230mm diameter. Secondary Series,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Either contained or placed directly over pile of cremated remains,,,Pottery,73943,British Museum,,,,1382
74212,77474,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bone pin or needle 140mm long. Exceptionally well finished and unburnt so a grave, not pyre good",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Amidst the burnt bone ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73943,British Museum,,,,1382
20538,77475,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Upright large transitional hybrid EBA-MBA vessel with horseshoe handles.420mm tall and 370mm diameter (Trevisker style),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73944,British Museum,,,,1383
20540,77477,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Red deer antler placed at shoulder of inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Arms,Placed on shoulders ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73946,Unknown,,,,1384
20540,77478,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Red deer antler placed at shoulder of inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Arms,Red deer antler placed at shoulder of inhumation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73947,Unknown,,,,1384
20541,77479,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,One of two antlers - Two stags antlers - one placed on each shoulder of primary inhumation in pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Arms,Placed on shoulders ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73948,Unknown,,,,1385
20541,77480,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Two stags antlers - one placed on each shoulder of primary inhumation in pit ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Arms,Placed on shoulders ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73948,Unknown,,,,1385
74213,77481,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Coarse plain and thick urn - probably M-LBA,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73949,Unknown,,,,1385
20543,77482,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"<Grinsell's (1959, 101) Church Knowle barrow 9>: Bronze dagger placed with the cremated remains; unburntSmall knife-dagger with mid-rib and two rivets (both broken). Rather damaged and worn. Edge defined by faintly incised grooves.  70mm long and rested on the cremated remains . Edges very battered",N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,On top of body,Placed with the cremated remains; unburnt ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73950,Unknown,,,,
20542,77485,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 101) Knowle Hill barrow 8>: Unburnt perforated whetstone (?re-used bracer) placed on top of the cist'a whetstone, perforated at its smaller end' (Austen 1986, 56)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone, ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73953,Unknown,,,,1419
20546,77486,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,, bones placed on a wood or bark container ; area completely surrounded by burning. Sounds like an in situ cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Wooden or bark plank placed under cremation ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73954,Unknown,,,,1386
20546,77487,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,Oval greenstone - possibly an amulet ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,On top of cremation ,,,Greenstone,73954,Unknown,,,,1386
20546,77488,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,Shale ring with cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed with cremated remains,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],73954,Unknown,,,,1386
20546,77489,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Unburnt flint flake with cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73954,Unknown,,,,1386
74218,77496,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrows 8 and 9, Ferny Barrow (SE and NW)>: a small crucible-shaped urn, It had incised straight lines near the edge. Probably an incense cup ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73959,Unknown,,,,1387
74218,77497,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrows 8 and 9, Ferny Barrow (SE and NW)>: Two small pygmy cups leaning against side",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73959,Unknown,,,,1387
74218,77498,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrows 8 and 9, Ferny Barrow (SE and NW)>: One of two small pygmy cups leaning against side of cist ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,73959,Unknown,,,,1387
20548,77499,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrows 8 and 9, Ferny Barrow (SE and NW)>: Large urn embedded in sand and associated with a sea-stone (was sand from beach too?). Large flat stone over top of urn ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73960,Unknown,,,,1387
20548,77500,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrows 8 and 9, Ferny Barrow (SE and NW)>: Large sea stone/ beach cobble associated with sand. Sea sand from beach. Was the beach brought to the cist? And used to deliberately embed the urn ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73960,Unknown,,,,1387
20548,77501,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrows 8 and 9, Ferny Barrow (SE and NW)>: Large flat stone placed over top of urn. Lid ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Covering the body,On top of pot containing cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73960,Unknown,,,,1387
20550,77502,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Oak tooled coffin or bier - 1.2m long,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],73961,Unknown,,,,1359
20550,77503,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Upper third of a lanceolate flint dagger - had been disturbed by road-widening, but above this burial ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,Disturbed but in grave fill ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73961,Unknown,,,,1359
20550,77504,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Ovate flint knife ; worked on both faces ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73961,Unknown,,,,1359
20551,77505,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,Large Trevisker urn with bicomical shape. Fingertip shoulder and one imperforated horizontal lug with Cornish affinities,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73962,British Museum,,,,1388
20273,77506,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,there was a timber structure/ coffin. Possible timber revetment with planking ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],"73963, 73964",Unknown,,,,1486
74219,77507,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,there was a timber structure/ coffin. Possible timber revetment with planking ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],"73965, 73966, 73967",Unknown,,,,1486
74220,77508,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Conygar type barbed and tanged arrowhead. Complete but patinated and 25mm long. Placed at hip and may have been weapon of death rather than grave good,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Legs,Placed at pelvis/ hip - weapon or grave good? ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73968,Dorset County Museum,,,,1486
74220,77509,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Feet rested on cattle axis with cut marks. Noite the animal bone of cattle placed at various positions in relation to this body all had cut marks so were defleshed before placed. Bones not joints of meat. They represent bones from at least 3 separate cattle (aged 1-4 years of age) ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,Feet rested on cattle axis ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73968,Unknown,,,,1486
74220,77510,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Two cattle humeri placed behind lower legs ; cut marks Noite the animal bone of cattle placed at various positions in relation to this body all had cut marks so were defleshed before placed. Bones not joints of meat. They represent bones from at least 3 separate cattle (aged 1-4 years of age) ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73968,Unknown,,,,1486
74220,77511,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Large adult ox scapula placed behind skull and skull resting on it. Defleshed/ cut marks Noite the animal bone of cattle placed at various positions in relation to this body all had cut marks so were defleshed before placed. Bones not joints of meat. They represent bones from at least 3 separate cattle (aged 1-4 years of age) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed almost like a pillow under skull,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73968,Unknown,,,,1486
74220,77512,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Cattle pelvis fragments placed on body Noite the animal bone of cattle placed at various positions in relation to this body all had cut marks so were defleshed before placed. Bones not joints of meat. They represent bones from at least 3 separate cattle (aged 1-4 years of age) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,Placed on body ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73968,Unknown,,,,1486
74221,77513,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Tripartite hybrid Food Vessel/ Collared Urn. Short collar. Decoration on rim. Only 2/3rds present (base removed by plough). Originally would have been 260mm tall and 260mm diameter. Primary series and in fresh condition. No residue, Groove has 5 stops (unperforated lugs)  and decorated on rim and around groove with Z-twisted cord and S-twisted cord decoration. ",N/a,Almost complete,Fresh,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73969,Dorset County Museum,,,,1486
74221,77514,,Weaponry,,,83,Dagger,Tanged Flat,"Flat riveted knife-dagger with two rivets. It is worn and it has been resharpened, Bevelled edges showing resharpening. 84.5mm longUnburnt so grave not pyre good ",N/a,Complete,Used,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed in Collared Urn with cremation,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73969,Dorset County Museum,,,,1486
20299,77516,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Redeposited child burial in a bag and then covered by a very large slab of calcareous sandstone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73972,Unknown,,,,
74222,77517,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,Cowleaze Down Pit 3: Contained amber and shale buttons and beads. Amber and shale beads with cylindrical perforations. Found in a tight group -= possible a necklace. 11-13 amber V-perforated buttons and 14 V-perforated buttons made from one half of a broken amber bead. 15-16 jet-like beads with cylindrical perforations; 19 V-perforated jet-like buttons.Incredible complex composite necklace made from various beads (including re-used beads) from a wide array of different sources Found in a tight cluster and probably still threaded ,N/a,Unknown,Repaired,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed on top of cremated remains ,,,"Amber, Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale]",73973,Dorset County Museum,,,,1389
74223,77518,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,Cowleaze Down Pit 4: contained the C-S dagger and placed on top of the cremated bone. Dagger has 3 rivets and incised groove decoration along edges ; some edge damage. Ogival dagger wide notch in centre of butt. Hilt-plate sl damaged. Pointillee decorated midrib. 3 lateral grooves . L-137mm; W-40mm. Camerton-Snowshill dagger - unusual for Dorset ,N/a,Almost complete,Worn,On side,Direct,On top of body, placed on top of the cremated bone. ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73974,Dorset County Museum,,,,1389
74224,77519,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Cowleaze Down Pit 5: a perforated whetstone. Slate whetstone 70mm long and 26mm wide. Fine grained slatey rock- grey-green in colour. It has striations and wear on edges.Placed on top of cremation Could the whetstone be a reused bracer?,N/a,Complete,Used,On side,Direct,On top of body,,,,Slate,73975,Dorset County Museum,,,,1389
74225,77520,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Cowleaze Down Pit 1: B&T arrowhead. Finely finished 27mm long. Conygar type B,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,With cremated remains ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73976,Dorset County Museum,,,,1389
74226,77521,,Clothing,,,200,Stud,,"Cowleaze Down Pit 2: Waisted stud with conical head and cone-shaped base. Polishing striations on front face. Grave not pyre good. 'Probably jet' (Woodward and Hunter 2015, 183)",N/a,Complete,Worn,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],73977,Dorset County Museum,,,,1389
74226,77522,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Cowleaze Down Pit 2: Copper awl. Short tang,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,With cremated remains ,,,Copper,73977,Dorset County Museum,,,,1389
74227,77523,,Container,,,34,Box,,Both cremations contained within wooden frames without bases or lids so not �boxed�. Possibly mini open coffin ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73978,Unknown,,,,1390
74227,77524,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel associated with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,Accompaning unurned cremation ,,,Pottery,73978,Unknown,,,,1390
74227,77525,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Antler ; posibly part of a pick?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73978,Unknown,,,,1390
74227,77526,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Boar's tusk ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,With cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],73978,Unknown,,,,1390
74227,77527,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife with cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pit with cremation ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],73978,Unknown,,,,1390
74227,77528,,Container,,,34,Box,,Both cremations contained within wooden frames without bases or lids so not �boxed�. Possibly mini open coffin This contains the pot that contains the cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),73979,Unknown,,,,1390
74227,77529,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Lower part of a Food Vessel - truncated by plough; contains the cremation ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73979,Unknown,,,,1390
74232,77530,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,Miniature pygmy cup with child burial. ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,73980,Unknown,,,,1391
74228,77531,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn upright. Incised herringbone  with twisted cord decoration (Longworth 1984: 192, No 506). South Eastern style. 300m tall ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73981,Unknown,,,,1391
74229,77532,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"(Collared Urn with Cornish influence). 200mm tall. With incised herringbone on neck & collar. (Longworth 1984: 192, No 507). Inside the urn were many beads. This urn has two small perforated lugs ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73982,Unknown,,,,1391
74229,77533,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Inside the urn were an array of beads. small faience beads, a perforated cowrie shell, a cylindrical bone bead, a faience quiot bead, a faience five-star bead, and all of these objects had been subject to action of fire. Pyre not grave goods. This is likely part of a composite necklace that was worn when the individual was cremated - hence differential heat and burning on the beads ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,"Coral/Shell [Shell], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Faience",73982,Unknown,,,,1391
74229,77534,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Inside the urn were an array of beads. small faience beads, a perforated cowrie shell, a cylindrical bone bead, a faience quiot bead, a faience five-star bead, and all of these objects had been subject to action of fire. Pyre not grave goods. THis is likely part of a composite necklace that was worn when the individual was cremated - hence differential heat and burning on the beads ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Coral/Shell [Shell], Faience",73982,Unknown,,,,1391
74230,77535,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"In centre was another secondary cremation in a large Collared Urn � decorated, ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73983,Unknown,,,,1391
74231,77536,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,urned cremation in very large Collared Urn with careless net-like decoration. Now destroyed. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73984,Unknown,,,,1391
74233,77537,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted small Secondary series Collared Urn,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73985,Unknown,,,,1392
74233,77538,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted large Collared Urn 300mm tall Broken on discovery ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73986,Unknown,,,,1392
74233,77539,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Burnt cu alloy pyre good - some kind of melted metal object ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Mixed with cremated remains ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73986,Unknown,,,,1392
74233,77540,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn containing cremation and 3-rivetted bronze dagger ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73987,Unknown,,,,1392
74233,77541,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,3-rivetted bronze dagger,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremated remains ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73987,Unknown,,,,1392
74234,77542,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared urn that was broken before removal. Said to be imperfectly baked or 'only sun dried'.  Placed in inverted position. It was decorated with haphazard twisted cord lines on collar (Longworth 1984: 182, No. 369, Pl 222c). It was black and sooty in the interior and 250mm tall and 140mm in diameter ",N/a,Fragment(s),Used,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73988,Cambridge Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology,,,,1393
74234,77543,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Large plain black Collared Urn or tranistional CU-hybrid Coarse and 300mm tall and stood upright Broken,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73989,Unknown,,,,1393
74235,77544,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn that broke to pieces on discovery. It contained cremated remains and an incense cup ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73990,Cambridge Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology,,,,1394
74235,77545,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Tiny incense cup contained within larger urnOnly 550m tall and 570mm diameter. Has regular markings; some small pieces of bonea lso in this cup. Biconical incense cup ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,Contained some of the cremated remains and also contained in the larger vessel ,,,Pottery,73990,Unknown,,,,1394
74236,77546,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,In Hybrid Collared Urn-Trevisker style with lugs ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73991,Bristol City Museum,,,,1380
74236,77547,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,part of a Cornish decorated urn (part of a vessel and part of a person) ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Associated with human skull ,,,Pottery,73992,Bristol City Museum,,,,1380
74237,77548,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Longworth 1984: 182, No. 370, Pl126c> Collared Urn Secondary Series NW/SE style. Form /IVQuite small (with inhumation and also with cremation ). 120mm diameter and 135mm tall. Twisted cord on collarr and 2 rows of impressions made with bone or stick on shoulder. Internal bevel of rim - short diagonal twisted cord lines. Placed between the legs of the extended adult inhumation and said to have contained a cremation ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Contains cremation and also placed between llegs of inhiumation ,,,Pottery,73995,Dorset County Museum,1885.16.13,,,1377
74239,77551,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Four handled biconical jar of Armorican style. If not an import its was a local imitation with Breton inspiration,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,73997,Unknown,,,,1395
74240,77552,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Collared Urn - broken. Longworth 1984: 192, No. 502, Pl 194c. 375mm diameter and c. 380mm tall. Twisted cord on collar and twisted cord on internal bevel of rim ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,73998,British Museum,92.9-1,,,1396
74240,77553,,Tool,,,217,Whetstone ,,Perforated whetstone in pot with cremation ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73998,British Museum,,,,1396
74240,77554,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Stone bead with cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73998,British Museum,,,,1396
74240,77555,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Fossil sponge finger (?strike a light) ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73998,British Museum,,,,1396
72352,77558,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Blowes, Deerness, pit burial>: flat cover stone over its lid. It was large and round-based.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Covering the body,Lid over pot ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71458,Unknown,,,,668
72718,77559,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Collared Urn quite likely covered with an organic lid ; traces of organic material/ textile round mouth,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71865,Unknown,,,,
74241,77560,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,Large bowl-shaped steatite urn ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,Steatite urn contains cremated remains ,,,Steatite,73999,Unknown,,,,
60024,77563,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Above burial in grave fill was a single decorated body sherd of a Beaker vessel � highly decorated with herringbone and vertical patterns . Thought to be deliberate and associated with funerary rituals (Ballin Smith 2018: 218). ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,74001,Unknown,,,,
40201,77564,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Possible coffin that contained the inhumation - boat-shaped mass of material and degraded wood under skeleton (this could explain the extended position)Or  hollowed out tree trunk? ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],40167,Unknown,,,,884
71819,77565,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,Decayed organic and yellow matter on floor - possibly a food offering or floral offering ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed near head,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),70945,Unknown,,,,739
40097,77566,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,In the food vessel were animal bone fragments and near pot was portion of skull and lower jaw of a suckling pig - food offering ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40081,Unknown,,,,738
40113,77567,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Round neck were apparently three large conical beads (possibly rather meagre necklace!),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Found round neck as pendant/ small necklace ,,,Amber,40093,British Museum,,,,
72234,77568,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Degraded lid or wood superstructure over burial with flints placed on top. Body covered by quantity of degraded organic or soot-like matter ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Body covered by quantity of organic and soot-like matter ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),71247,Unknown,,,,909
40081,77569,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"<Rudston Barrow 69 (Greenwell 1877, 269-71)>: lots of wood and charcoal and degraded organics noted at the head and the foot of the body; possible coffin. Also supported by fact that the body is in an extended position ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,On side,Direct,Container of body,Degraded organics at head and feet- traces of a coffin? ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),70865,Unknown,,,,407
74243,77572,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Plas Penrhyn, Derwyn (Lynch 1991, Burial 4): 'A roughly made urn of coarse, badly baked, and poor material. No attempt at decoration has been made and the horizontal upper zone is of uneven width and thickness. The colour yellowish outside. Either it was made by some careless or inexperienced person, or was intended to contain the remains of some individual of small importance' (Baynes 1930).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74004,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1397
74245,77573,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Plas Penrhyn, Derwyn (Lynch 1991, Burial 6): 'Fragments of the rim were found inverted ... and part of the side. Among the dark material forming the crushed mass inside were a few tiny pieces of bone. This vessel must have been of smaller size than any of the foregoing and it is devoid of ornament. The paste is remarkably hard and even, of a reddish colour outside and smooth black inside. The texture is much finer than that of the usual type of cinerary urn and it may once have been in use for domestic purposes' (Baynes 1930, 30, urn 6)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74005,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1397
74251,77580,5576,Pot,,URN,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth urned cremation burial (Hughes 1908, 218-9): Inverted Enlarged FV/Transitional CU.Interrupted groove at the shoulder - Lynch (1991, 186) says the nature of the decoration is like the residual 'necklace' seen on Collared Urns. Whipped cord and non-linear impressed decoration 270mm rim diameter and 356mm tall ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74010,National Museum of Wales,39.579/7,,,797
74251,77581,5576,Weaponry,,DAGGER POMMEL,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth urned cremation burial (Hughes 1908, 218-9): Small bone pommel possibly burnt/damaged on one side.Note that there was no blade accompanying this pommel. Lynch (1991, 186) suggests this is deliberate and symbolic - that a part is taken to represent the whole.The NMS record notes that the pommel has been lost.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Only bone pommel of this dagger present - in pot with cremation ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74010,,,,,797
73890,77608,,Other,,,176,Razor,,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 6>: Burnt bronze object identified as a razor ",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,In pot with cremation ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73388,Unknown,,,,
73891,77609,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Burnt bronze pin.,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73389,Unknown,,,,
60070,77614,,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,One of two neonate lamb burials placed on feet of female at later date with limpet shells (200 yrs later?). The 14C dates suggest a gap of c 200 years ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,Two neonate lamb burials placed on feet of female at later date with limpet shells (200 yrs later?),,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],60018,Unknown,,,,
40182,77615,FHU2579,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Swinescaif Quarry, South Cave (Loughlin and Miller 1979, 35): Inhumation and sword recovered during gravel quarryingStead (2006, 189): A very corroded sword, flaking badly, lacking the top of the tang and the tip of the blade. Now 608mm long; the blade is 515mm long and only 30mm wide (registered as 612mm long and 31mm wide), and it tapers for the final 110m to a long, narrow and quite sharp point (lacking the tip). The shoulders are damaged.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Unknown,40152,Hull and East Riding Museum,11.1975,,,1030
60011,77616,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Newbigging Farm Cist 3  (Petrie 1864-6, 411): Cremation in small stone urn in cist. When found, the urn had a quantity of fragments of burnt bones and ashes in it. It was of an oval shape�its greatest diameter at the mouth about 9 inches, and its depth the same. It was narrower at the bottom, which was flat, and perforated by three or four small holes. No further contextual detail.",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,74038,Unknown,,,,
10141,77619,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Goonlaze Downs barrow cemetery, St Agnes: urn containing cremation. Deposited at Truro Museum but may now be lost. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74040,Unknown,,,,1400
10143,77620,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Mountain Barrows, Pelynt, Pelynt 2 (Higgins in Jones and Quinnell 2013, 176): A number of animal bone fragments were also commingled with the Pelynt 2 individual. These fragments appeared well-calcined/oxidised, and may relate to food offerings included on the pyre, or to the use of unmodified animal bone as tools, personal decoration, or fastenings for skins or other textiles.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74041,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1402
74277,77622,,Weaponry,,,81,Dagger,Camerton-Snowshill,"Moutain Barrows, Pelynt, Pelynt 2 (Jones and Quinnell 2013, see also Couch 1845, Borlase 1872, 190): Camerton-Snowshill dagger (Gerloff 1975, no. 196, 107) 'found under barrow near to but not with cremation deposit. Workmen uncovered burnt bone from �cavity� beneath some stones'. The dagger was found beyond �cavity�.It is thought to date to 2000 BC at the very earliest.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,On cist/capstone,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74042,Unknown,,,,1402
74278,77623,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Moutain Barrows, Pelynt, urned cremation described by Borlase (1872, 189) following Bond (1823): "" In this Kist-Vaen was an urn, with burnt ashes in it; and round the urn were piled, in a regular manner, the unburnt (?) remains of human bones. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,also potentially wrapped with unburnt bones,,,Pottery,74043,Unknown,,,,1401
74280,77624,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Moutain Barrows, Pelynt, cremation pyre with urn described by Borlase (1872, 192-3) following Box (1847): 'several fragments of an urn were found intermixed with portions of bones, and dark earth ... The urn, from the parts collected, appeared, both in manufacture and material, to have been of the rudest description.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74046,Unknown,,,,1402
74281,77625,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Moutain Barrows, Pelynt, cremation pyre with flint scaper described by Borlase (1872, 196) following Box (1847): 'Towards the west end, and a little above the floor of the barrow, a small flint was found, which nearly resembled in size and figure a common gunflint",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74047,Unknown,,,,1402
20026,77628,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Barbed and tanged arrowhead with burial In Sherborne museum  ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20017,Unknown,,,,1181
20026,77629,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Boar's tooth ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],20017,Unknown,,,,1181
20026,77630,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,antler ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],20017,Unknown,,,,1181
20075,77633,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 129) Puncknowle barrow 1. The urn was identified as a sub-biconical urn, approaching the profile of a bucket urn but with decoration similar to that found on food vessel urns (Tomalin in Greenfield 1985, 71).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74050,Unknown,,,,
74012,77634,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Urn was covered by large flat decorated stone ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73645,Unknown,,,,1512
50124,77635,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Monkton (Area 7) Grave 2079 (Bennett et al 2008, 10-1): The grave fill included over 100 sherds of Early Neolithic pottery from up to 20 bowls. The sherds were small and abraded. One, unusually for Kent, had a lug (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 46-7).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,74051,Unknown,,,,991
50124,77636,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Monkton (Area 7) Grave 2079 (Bennett et al 2008, 10-1): The grave fill included several flint flakes and a retouched flint knife (Bennett et al 2008, 75 fig. 1/59)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74051,Unknown,,,,991
72400,77637,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,"Monkton (Area 7) Grave 2142 (Bennett et al 2008, 11): A few sherds of potentially LN pottery (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 47, fig 1/27) were recovered from the grave fill.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Pottery,71546,Unknown,,,,991
72400,77638,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Monkton (Area 7) Grave 2142 (Bennett et al 2008, 11): A few flint blades and a scraper (Bennett et al 2008, 75 fig 1/58) were recovered from the grave fill.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71546,Unknown,,,,991
74289,77640,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Monkton (Area 7), Ring ditch IX, Cremation 2085 (Bennett et al 2008, 43): Sherds from a single Deverel Rimbury vessel (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 61) were dispersed throughout the fill, together with its contents.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74052,Unknown,,,,991
50162,77641,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 751 (Bennett et al 2008, 15):Traces of a possible coffin or timber lining represented by a compact layer of chalk/loam lining the grave edge.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
74284,77642,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 537 (Bennett et al 2008, 15-6):Sherds from a single Beaker - (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 47 fig. 1/29 no. 18) were found at the northern end of the grave probably close to the head). This vessel is described as having 'a sinuous profile and is decorated entirely with zones of multiple running chevron motif. The form and decoration place the vessel in Clarke's (1970) Final Southern Group (S4) or Lanting and van der Waals' Step 7. No such stylistically late beakers have been found elsewhere in Kent'The vessel was probably disturbed following deposition, hence its fragmented state.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,Y,,Pottery,74055,Unknown,,,,
74285,77643,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 6371 (Bennett et al 2008, 16-7):Traces of a possible coffin or timber lining were represented by a compact layer of chalk/loam lining the grave edge.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74056,Unknown,,,,
74285,77644,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 6371 (Bennett et al 2008, 16-7):No separate cut was identified for the northern burial but the lining of the southern burial was disturbed and there were traces potentially of a separate coffin/wooden lining at the base of the grave.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74057,Unknown,,,,
74285,77645,,Jewellery,,,35,Bracelet/Bangle (Specified type),,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 6371 (Bennett et al 2008, 16-7): a cu-alloy 'snakeshead' bracelet (Bennett et al 2008, 84, fig 1/61 FN2545) was found on the wrist of the child;",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,worn on wrist,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74057,Unknown,,,,
74285,77646,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 6371 (Bennett et al 2008, 16-7): a Beaker (Bennett et al 2008, 47, fig 1/29) was placed upright to the N of the head. The Beaker was well formed but 'careless' decoration was noted in the upper zone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Head,,Y,,Pottery,74057,Unknown,,,,
74286,77647,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Monkton (Area 4) Grave 643 (Bennett et al 2008, 17-8):Traces of a plank built frame was found within the grave, represented by decayed wood around, but not underneath the body. These enclosed an area of c. 1.5m x 0.55m. A dark fill sealing the body could represent the remains of a cover.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74058,Unknown,,,,
20000,77648,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Monkton (Area 9) Grave 3035 (Bennett et al 2008, 18-9): a complete and stylistically late Beaker lay on its side in the eastern part of the grave (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 47, fig1/31 no.34).It would be at the feet if the body had not decomposed ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Feet,,Y,,Pottery,74276,Unknown,,,,1403
20000,77649,,Jewellery,,,39,Bracelet/Bangle (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Monkton (Area 9) Grave 3035 (Bennett et al 2008, 18-9): a cu-alloy bracelet was recovered from the western half of the grave. This was complete, undecorated, rectangular in section, had flattened ends and was probably broken in antiquity (ibid. 82, pl1/11 FN1092)",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,N,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74276,Unknown,,,,1403
20000,77650,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Monkton (Area 9) Grave 3035 (Bennett et al 2008, 18-9): possible traces of a timber lining",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74276,Unknown,,,,1403
20002,77651,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Monkton (Area 9) Grave 3033 (Bennett et al 2008, 19-20):  traces of a coffin or timber lining were found at the edge of the grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74059,Unknown,,,,1403
20002,77652,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Monkton (Area 9) Grave 3033 (Bennett et al 2008, 19-20): the remains of a necklace, comprising 217 minute annular jet beads were scattered around the neck area (Sheridan in Bennett et al 2008, 81-2 FN1096). This is one of only 25 examples from the UK known of at the time of publication. The form of the necklace links to broader continental traditions. The beads are described as being neatly made. There were few signs of wear and the outer edges were polished to a sheen. Some minor damage was caused during the production process because of the difficulties of boring such small beads accurately. Microscopic analysis suggests that the jet came from Whitby, East Yorkshire.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,in neck area,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74059,Unknown,,,,1403
74291,77653,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Monkton (Area 3) Grave 5050 (Bennett et al 2008, 43-6): fragments from a severely truncated Deverel Rimbury vessel. This was a thick-walled barrel/bucket urn with an irregularly applied pinched cordon (Gibson in Bennett et al 2008, 61, fig1/38 no. 39). Two further Deverel Rimbury fragments recovered from the grave fill are thought to be intrusive.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74060,Unknown,,,,1404
20046,77656,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 117) Litton Cheney barrow 3; Wacher's Barrow B: upright Deverel Rimbury urn, too crushed to be restored. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74061,Unknown,,,,185
20060,77658,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: One of two primary cremation burials in biconical urns.Grave goods: Shipp's (1854-62) Urn A.428: biconical urn with pricked vertical chevrons and two small lugs (A.428)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74063,British Museum,,,,
74297,77659,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: One of two primary cremation burials in biconical urns. This one was excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 139. Cinerary Urn, light brown, two false handles 13 (primary biconical urn) (found 1883/4)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74066,British Museum,,,,
74298,77660,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1864. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 113. Cinerary Urn, black, ornamented with a band of pinched markings (pl. ii. 3) (found 1864) (bucket urn)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74067,British Museum,,,,
74299,77661,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1864. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 114. Cinerary Urn, black (found 1864) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74068,British Museum,,,,
74300,77662,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1864. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 118. Cinerary Urn, brown (found 1864) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74069,British Museum,,,,
74301,77663,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1864. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 135. Cinerary Urn, red (found 1864) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74070,British Museum,,,,
74302,77664,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1864. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 136. Cinerary Urn, brown, with 4 cord loop holes (found 1864) (globular)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74071,British Museum,,,,
74303,77665,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 144. Cinerary Urn, brown, with holes each side of cracks (found 1883/4) (bucket urn with 8 repair holes)(mend holes)",N/a,Unknown,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74072,British Museum,,,,
74304,77666,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 145. Cinerary Urn with cord loop holes (found 1883/4) (globular)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74073,British Museum,,,,
74305,77667,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 149. Cinerary Urn, brown (found 1883/4) (globular)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74074,British Museum,,,,
74306,77668,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 150. Cinerary Urn, brown (inverted) (found 1883/4) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74075,British Museum,,,,
74307,77669,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 152. Cinerary Urn, drab (found 1883/4) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74076,British Museum,,,,
74294,77672,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 5: 'a piece of pottery'",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74064,Unknown,,,,1407
74294,77673,,Natural object,,,101,Fossil,,"Grinsell's (1959, 120) Milborne barrow 5: 'a remarkable fossil' (Ditrupa Plana), not ususally found in the locality",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74064,Unknown,,,,1407
20085,77675,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1982, 53) Whitcombe barrow 12: Crushed BA urn. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74065,Unknown,,,,1511
74308,77676,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 155. Cinerary Urn, brown (found 1883/4) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74077,British Museum,,,,
74309,77677,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 121) Milborne barrow 16h/i: Urned cremation burial excavated in 1883/4. No further details.Grave goods: Payne (1892, 23-5) Urn 156. Cinerary Urn, brown (found 1883/4) (bucket)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74078,British Museum,,,,
74295,77678,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 103) Corfe Castle barrow 22, Burial 2: A small urn (Warne 1866, 59). Described by Grinsell (1959) as a bucket urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74079,Unknown,,,,1408
20545,77679,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 103) Corfe Castle barrow 22, Burial 1: 'An unusually handsome urn'. Warne (1866, 58) notes that the packing around the urn might suggest that the cracks in it existed at the time of deposition. A thin, flat stone was placed over the urn. The urn was highly ornamented with punched circular, scored and cord impressed decoration, and four applied handles.Calkin (1960, 1962) comments further on the unusual character of this hybrid urn, described overall as a hybrid collared urn with horseshoes. These include the narrow collar decorated inside and out (a feature of food vessels); the four, applied semi-elliptical horseshoe handles on the upper body (a feature of biconical urns), overhanging towards the top for added grip; shoulder ridges with impressed decoration. Close similarities with an urn from Worgret are noted, together with possible Cornish influence in the design.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74081,Dorset County Museum,,,,1408
74296,77680,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 103) Corfe Castle barrow 22, Burial 3: A small urn, inverted and cut into the mound (Warne 1866, 59)Described by Grinsell (1959) as a bucket urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74082,Unknown,,,,1408
74296,77681,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 103) Corfe Castle barrow 22, Burial 3: a small bone ornament (c. 3cm long) found near the inverted urn (Warne 1866, 59) (a pin?)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74082,Unknown,,,,1408
20545,77682,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Grinsell's (1959, 103) Corfe Castle barrow 22, Burial 1: A thin, flat stone was placed over the urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74081,Unknown,,,,1408
20108,77683,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 168) Iwerne Minster Disc Barrow 4a 'West Lodge, Iwerne Down':  Inverted urn. Described by Warne (1866) as being 'of an agreeable form but much decayed'. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Under body,,,,Pottery,74084,Unknown,,,,1410
74311,77684,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1e (globular urn): <BM description>: Pottery vessel decorated with a broad band of horizontal grooves on the upper part of the body four small handles right below them and one horizontal line of triangular impressions.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,,British Museum,"18,920,901.24",,,
74311,77685,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Grinsell's (1959) Tarrant Keynston barrow 1e (undated cinerary urn): truncated cinerary urn from the Durden collection in the British museum. No further details. It is assigned to the IA in the BM collection but is missing its upper half (was probably upright in the ground) so its overall form is unclear ... Assigned broadly to the BA/IA here.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,"18,920,901.35",,,
20549,77686,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Warne (1866) barrow 13 (also probably one of Warne's barrows 51-3); Grinsell's East Lulworth barrow 5a>: an urn 'capable of holding 2 gallons'. The urn was of coarse black clay, potentially 'merely hardened by fire or the heat of the sun (1866, 11).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74087,Unknown,,,,
20549,77687,,Other,,,244,Lid,,<Warne (1866) barrow 13 (also probably one of Warne's barrows 51-3); Grinsell's East Lulworth barrow 5a>: a thin flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74087,Unknown,,,,
74314,77688,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Warne (1866) barrow 51; Grinsell's East Lulworth barrow 5b>: The urn is described as 'perfectly preserved' and was deposited in a 'leaning position', resting on a large flat stone and surrounded by a dome of upright stones",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74088,Unknown,,,,
74315,77689,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,<Warne (1866) barrow 52; Grinsell's East Lulworth barrow 5c>: Urn No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74090,Unknown,,,,
74316,77690,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,<Warne (1866) barrow 53; Grinsell's East Lulworth barrow 5d>: Urn. No further details.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74089,Unknown,,,,
74317,77691,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5e>: The urn was poorly fired and covered with a thin, flat stone. This urn was inverted.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74091,Unknown,,,,1422
74318,77692,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5f>: The urn was poorly fired and covered with a thin, flat stone. This urn was inverted.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74092,Unknown,,,,1422
74319,77693,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5g>: The urn was poorly fired and covered with a thin, flat stone. This urn was upright.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74093,Unknown,,,,1422
74320,77694,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5h>: The urn was poorly fired and covered with a thin, flat stone. This urn was upright.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74094,Unknown,,,,1422
74321,77695,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5j, burial 1>: The urn in this one had 'zig-zag' decoration (EBA?)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,Y,,Pottery,74095,Unknown,,,,1422
74322,77696,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5j, burial 2>: The urn in this one was a small cup, located beneath the head",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,74096,Unknown,,,,1422
74323,77697,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5j, burial 3>: one of five inhumation burials with urns on them. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,74097,Unknown,,,,1422
74324,77698,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5j, burial 4>: one of five inhumation burials with urns on them. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,74098,Unknown,,,,1422
74325,77699,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5j, burial 5>: one of five inhumation burials with urns on them. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Pottery,74099,Unknown,,,,1422
74317,77700,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5e>: a thin, flat stone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74091,Unknown,,,,1422
74318,77701,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5f>: a thin, flat stone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74092,Unknown,,,,1422
74319,77702,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5g>: a thin, flat stone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74093,Unknown,,,,1422
74320,77703,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5h>: covered with a thin, flat stone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74094,Unknown,,,,1422
74322,77704,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 107) East Lulworth barrow 5j, burial 2>: Warne (1966, 10) notes that the urn was capped with a limpet shell.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,"Covering the pot, not the body",,,Coral/Shell [Shell],74096,Unknown,,,,1422
74327,77706,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Gypsy Race, Low Caythorpe, Grave 3108: a worked flint.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74100,Unknown,,,,1347
74326,77707,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Woldgate, Grave 2309: Sherds from one of at least three Iron Age vessels that probably originally accompanied the burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74101,Unknown,,,,1423
74326,77708,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Woldgate, Grave 2309: Sherds from one of at least three Iron Age vessels that probably originally accompanied the burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74101,Unknown,,,,1423
74326,77709,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Woldgate, Grave 2309: Sherds from one of at least three Iron Age vessels that probably originally accompanied the burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74101,Unknown,,,,1423
40188,77710,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Gypsy Race, Low Caythorpe, Square Barrow 3190: a flint flake",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40158,Unknown,,,,1347
40188,77711,,Flint tool,,,96,Core,,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Gypsy Race, Low Caythorpe, Square Barrow 3190: a flint core",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40158,Unknown,,,,1347
40188,77712,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Gypsy Race, Low Caythorpe, Square Barrow 3190: a short involuted bow brooch with mineralised fur/sheepskin and textile attached to its front.A short involuted bow brooch of La Tene II style, in poor condition (Stead pers comm., ibid., 82).",La T�ne II (La T�ne C),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,"Iron, Textile",40158,Unknown,,,,1347
40187,77713,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Woldgate, Grave 1008: a single flint flake. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40157,Unknown,,,,1031
40187,77714,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Abramson (1996, 20) S of Woldgate, Grave 1008: a single Iron Age jar with sooting on its internal surfaces.Manby in Abramson 1996, 43: Rim and most of the base of a jar with a high round shoulder and upright rim. Smothed exterior, carbon layer over interior. Typical of vessels found in other LIA burials in East Yorkshire",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40157,Unknown,,,,1031
74328,77716,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 39) pr barrow no. 18, primary burial>: 'a fine urn, slightly ornamented' and resting on the base of the mound at the centre",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74104,Unknown,,,,
74329,77717,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 39) pr barrow no. 15, primary burial>: one of two flint knives",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74105,Unknown,,,,
74329,77718,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 39) pr barrow no. 15, primary burial>: one of two flint knives",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74105,Unknown,,,,
74330,77719,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 40) pr barrow no. 19, cist burial 1>: 'fragments of urns'",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74106,Unknown,,,,
74331,77720,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 40) pr barrow no. 19, cist burial 2>: 'fragments of urns'",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74107,Unknown,,,,
74332,77721,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 40) pr barrow no. 20, primary burial>: a large central urned cremation was destroyed 'at an earlier time' by labourers. The urn fragments and its contents were scattered around the centre of the mound.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74108,Unknown,,,,
74333,77722,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d; Warne's (1866, 40) pr barrow no. 20, secondary burial>: 'some pieces of pottery'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74109,Unknown,,,,
74334,77723,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d, ploughed out burial 1: Urned cremation (urn intact)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74110,Unknown,,,,
74335,77724,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d, ploughed out burial 2: Urned cremation (urn fragments)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74111,Unknown,,,,
74336,77725,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Grinsell's (1959, 112; 1982, 40) Gussage St Michael Barrows 7a-d, ploughed out burial 3: Urned cremation (urn fragments)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74112,Unknown,,,,
74337,77726,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,"<Bowen and Gresham (1967, 68-9) Pantyneuadd> incense cup",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74113,Unknown,,,,1090
74337,77727,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Bowen and Gresham (1967, 68-9) Pantyneuadd> ?Collared Urn ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74113,Unknown,,,,1090
50099,77728,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Philp (2012), Great Mongeham Burial 2: A rim sherd from a collared urn was recovered from the disturbed deposit associated with this grave. Probably damaged by the plough/machining so original depositional context not known but thought to represent a grave good.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,50045,Unknown,,,,29
74339,77729,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),<Grinsell's (1959) Owermoigne barrows 11a and 11b>: a knobbed bucket urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74114,Unknown,,,,1034
74338,77730,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),<Grinsell's (1959) Owermoigne barrows 11a and 11b>: a knobbed barrel urn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74115,Unknown,,,,1034
74341,77731,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Grinsell (1938, 19) barrows on St Catherine's Hill>: a vase of unbaked pottery. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74116,Unknown,,,,1051
74342,77732,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 129) Puddletown Barrow 24a, Rainbarrows Burial 1: bucket urn. 'One handle remains' (Acland 1908, 136). No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74117,Dorset County Museum,,,,1424
74343,77733,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Grinsell's (1959, 129) Puddletown Barrow 24a, Rainbarrows Burial 2: bucket urn with 'an irregular circle of indentations' (Acland 1908, 136). No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74118,Dorset County Museum,,,,1424
74345,77734,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Grinsell's (1959, 134) Tarrant Hinton 20b: a beaker pot (Warne 1866, plt VII no. 1)Warne (1866 cpf no. 23, 19) notes that 'Close to the neck of the body, on the left hand side, was an urn of small size ... with carefully formed bands of zig-zag [decoration]. It was formed of unburnt clay and being very damp, soon fell apart ...'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,close to the neck on the LHS,Y,,Pottery,74120,Unknown,,,,1036
74346,77735,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Payne (1892, 16-7) Roke Down 2: fragments of a small urn.The urn is described by Calkin (1967, 133) as follows: Plain Food Vessel or urn with 2 vertically pierced lugs. With burnt bones. This urn is in the British Museum, acc. no. 1892,0901.228",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74122,British Museum,"18,920,901.23",,,1042
74347,77736,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Payne (1892, 16-7) Roke Down 2: fragments of a large urn, ornamented with a network pattern. Calkin (1967, 133) notes that this was 'not kept'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74123,Unknown,,,,1042
74348,77737,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Payne (1892, 18) Roke Down barrow 5: 'In the centre, on the floor, was an urn containing calcined bones and ashes.This urn is identified by Calkin (197, 134) as one of the globular urns in the BM's Durden collection: 1892,0901.230Not in Grinsell (1959)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74124,British Museum,"18,920,901.23",,,1042
73634,77738,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Grinsell's (1959) Barrow 46d, Burial 2: The bronze bead from within this urn is missing: 1892,0901.246",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,within urn,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],72874,Unknown,"18,920,901.25",,,1042
20256,77739,,Pot,,,161,Pot,Post-Deverel-Rimbury (PDR) (Unknown/Unspecified),"Godden (2000) Parley Lane, Hurn: 30 sherds of pottery representing a single vessel. No further details.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,20056,Unknown,,,,296
74349,77740,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Calkin (1967, 144-5, fig. 144) Friar Waddon: [vessel] no. 103 twelve inches from the headVessel 103 is described as a food vessel",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,72194,Dorset County Museum,,,,1061
74350,77741,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Jones et al (2015), Lanlawren: The urn has a large crack down one side and Jones et al (2015: 167) suggest this cracking occurred during firing and is ancient. A similar crack was noted at a vessel from a cairn in Stannon on Bodmin (Harris et al 1984: fig. 6) and occurred as a result of firing. The urn was inverted and placed over the burnt bones etc. . It was c. 250mm tall. The use of groups of chevrons enclosed in horizontal lines is less common than the use of zigzags so this decoration is quite unusual. Patchett (1944: Table VIII). G.1. says it has Deverel Rimbury influences. She also says it has 2 ribbon handles but it doesn't. ",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,74125,Royal Cornwall Museum,,,,1425
74351,77742,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74127,Unknown,,,,1045
74352,77743,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74128,Unknown,,,,1045
74353,77744,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74129,Unknown,,,,1045
74354,77745,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74130,Unknown,,,,1045
74355,77746,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74131,Unknown,,,,1045
74356,77747,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74132,Unknown,,,,1045
74357,77748,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74133,Unknown,,,,1045
74358,77749,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74134,Unknown,,,,1045
74359,77750,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74135,Unknown,,,,1045
74360,77751,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74136,Unknown,,,,1045
74361,77752,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Barrow Plot, Wick (Calkin 1967): no further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74137,Unknown,,,,1045
74362,77753,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Homelands, Christchurch>: Urned cremation burial",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74139,Unknown,,,,1426
72717,77754,,Other,,,244,Lid,,The rim was packed round with clay and protected with a covering stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,"Clay, Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified)",71864,Unknown,,,,
30006,77756,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 260): Smaller Collared Urn inverted enclosing the cremation and containing pygmy cup and bronze pin. Cracked but may be post-depositional. Decorated only on rim - well-executed chevron/ diagonal hatched lined incised motifs. Well made pot  ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,72392,National Museum of Wales,,,,1080
74363,77757,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 260): at least one collared urn was associated with the 'interment'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74140,,,,,1080
74363,77758,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 261): 'a small blade with a flat tang for insertion into a haft'. Described in RCHMW (1960, liv) as a tanged knife",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74140,National Museum of Wales,,,,1080
74363,77759,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 261): 'a pin or implement with a flat head pierced with three holes; the length of this object when perfect may have been about 6 inchesDescribed in RCHMW (1960, liv) as a pin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74140,National Museum of Wales,,,,1080
74363,77760,,Axe,,,126,Palstave,,"Bryn Crug (Stanley and Way 1868, 261): 'a small celt of peculiar type, length3 3/4 inches with a pierced loop or ear at either side, at about mid-length. This object approaches most nearly to the class of palstaves, but there is no stop ridge, only a very slightly raised space between the sideloopsDescribed in RCHMW (1960, liv) as a double-looped flanged axe",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74140,National Museum of Wales,,,,1080
40134,77761,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Timber grave lining,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),40107,Unknown,,,,818
10171,77762,,Other,,,244,Lid,,slate slab used to cover the pot,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Slate,"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
10171,77763,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Harris (forthcoming) interprets plant fibre threads were preserved in contact with a copper tin alloy pendant and interpreted as part of a bag used to hold cremated bones, dated 2040-1880 cal.BC (Jones et al. 2011, 94).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
40124,77764,FHU3562,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"One of four bone pins, probably used to wrap material around infant ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Legs,Found by the legs - wrapping device?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40100,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,811
40124,77765,FHU3562,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"One of four bone pins, probably used to wrap material around infant ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Legs,Found by the legs - wrapping device?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40100,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,811
40124,77766,FHU3562,Pin/point/brooch_p,,PIN,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"One of four bone pins, probably used to wrap material around infant. This one was incomplete",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,On side,Direct,Legs,Found by the legs - wrapping device?,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40100,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,811
72274,77767,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"The bone was probably contained in a cloth or leather bag/container, closed by the brooch (Farley et al. 2014, 381)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71303,Unknown,,,,939
72310,77768,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 11): Cremated bone occupied a small area within central eastern part of grave, and may have been originally placed within a bag. A brooch spring, was located on top of the cremated bone, perhaps to seal the bag.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71372,Unknown,,,,983
72150,77769,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"The cremated remains may originally have been held in a bag. (Tester and Bing 1949, 24).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71111,Unknown,,,,55
50149,77770,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"Westhawk Farm (Booth et al 2008): A piece of linen fabric was preserved inside the hollow cast handle, overlapping the edge of the handle attachment (Booth et al 2008, 30). It is possible that the patera was originally wrapped in this cloth (Cool in Booth et al. 2008, 32).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Potentially wrapped the patera,,,Textile,50078,Unknown,,,,78
10010,77771,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Barrowfields Barrow 3: each [urn] was covered by a flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73256,Unknown,,,,1223
74537,77772,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Barrowfields Barrow 3: each [urn] was covered by a flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74368,Unknown,,,,1223
74538,77773,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Barrowfields Barrow 3: each [urn] was covered by a flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74369,Unknown,,,,1223
74539,77774,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Barrowfields Barrow 3: each [urn] was covered by a flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74371,Unknown,,,,1223
74540,77775,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Barrowfields Barrow 3: each [urn] was covered by a flat stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74372,Unknown,,,,1223
10171,77776,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"A small number of fragments of animal bones, 5 g in weight, were recovered, all completely calcined. All fragments relate either to sheep/goat or sheep-sized animals. Adult and juvenile individuals are represented. There is no reason to believe that the animals were not included in the pyre during the cremation process",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],"73553, 73554, 73555, 73556, 73557",Unknown,,,,393
72733,77777,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Wetwang Village <BM description adapted from Hill (2004)>: The body (2001,0401.20) may have been brought to the grave side on the horse drawn vehicle, and was carefully handed down and laid out on top of some form of mat, cloth or organic matter of rectangular shape at the south end of the grave.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71883,Unknown,,,,1023
72733,77778,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Wetwang Village <BM description adapted from Hill (2004)>: The body may have been held in a bag fastened with a strap union (2001,0401.18), or this fitting may have served some other purpose.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,Y,,"Iron, Coral/Shell [Coral]",71883,British Museum,"20,010,401.18",,,1023
72471,77780,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Burial R76: CU-ALLOY, Brooch (fitting) (on/by hands)",La T�ne I-II (La T�ne B-C),Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],71636,British Museum,,,,998
73907,77781,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,Arras (Stead 1979) Grave A2: cu-alloy: beads (1) (on face or back of skull),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],73446,Unknown,,,,1481
72704,77782,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Giles (2012, 127) notes that the mirror 'preserved an impression of a tablet-woven border' - potentially part of the mirror's wrapping or decoration or some form of head covering.Comprises 'tangled threads wrapped around a piece of bone'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,"Behind the back, associated with the mirror",Y,,Textile,71853,Unknown,,,,1022
74366,77783,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Davidstow Moor Barrow III/8 (Christie 1988): a (?) leather bag,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Leather,74141,Unknown,,,,1427
74366,77784,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Davidstow Moor Barrow III/8 (Christie 1988): two utility-stones of elvan, foreign to this siteElvan is a name used in Cornwall and Devon for the native varieties of quartz-porphyry ... Greenstone is another name for this stone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Greenstone,74141,Unknown,,,,1427
74367,77785,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Davidstow Moor Barrow XXIV/16/23 (Christie 1988): a large urnQuinnell's (2012, 155): Style I plaited cord sherdsOnly eight sherds of the vessel were found in direct contact with the human remains. The remained was ploughed out and thus distributed across the top of the barrow",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74142,Unknown,,,,1428
74370,77786,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Caythorpe Area 3B, Burial 2771/Grave 2792 (Fraser and George 2013, 64, 230-1): The iron sword was placed on the right side of the skeleton, over the arm, and a spearhead at the right-hand side of the foot area, with other iron objects, perhaps fittings from a shield, lying in the centre of the grave, over the lower part of the body; iron nails from environmental sample of grave fill probably represent a coffingg details: RF 323: iron sword;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,RHS of body over the arm,,,Iron,74143,Unknown,,,,1429
74370,77787,,Weaponry,,,189,Shield,,"Caythorpe Area 3B, Burial 2771/Grave 2792 (Fraser and George 2013, 64, 230-1): The iron sword was placed on the right side of the skeleton, over the arm, and a spearhead at the right-hand side of the foot area, with other iron objects, perhaps fittings from a shield, lying in the centre of the grave, over the lower part of the body; iron nails from environmental sample of grave fill probably represent a coffingg details: shield fittings;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,lower part of body,,,Metal (Uncertain/Unspecified)),74143,Unknown,,,,1429
74370,77788,,Weaponry,,,196,Spearhead,,"Caythorpe Area 3B, Burial 2771/Grave 2792 (Fraser and George 2013, 64, 230-1): The iron sword was placed on the right side of the skeleton, over the arm, and a spearhead at the right-hand side of the foot area, with other iron objects, perhaps fittings from a shield, lying in the centre of the grave, over the lower part of the body; iron nails from environmental sample of grave fill probably represent a coffingg details: RF 321: iron spearhead;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,RHS in foot area,,,Iron,74143,Unknown,,,,1429
74369,77789,,Weaponry,,,201,Sword,,"Caythorpe Area 1, Burial 7547/Grave 7548: short sword/dagger",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Iron,74144,Unknown,,,,1429
74369,77790,,Tool,,,254,Hammerstone,,"Caythorpe Area 1, Burial 7547/Grave 7548: hammerstone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74144,Unknown,,,,1429
74369,77791,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Caythorpe Area 1, Burial 7547/Grave 7548: flint arrowhead (possibly residual?).NB the flint tool associated with this burial could easily be residual, however it is  listed as potential grave goods in the report (ibid., 150)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],74144,Unknown,,,,1429
74368,77792,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Caythorpe Area 1, Burial 7530/Grave 7531: flint scraper (maybe residual?)NB the flint tool associated with this burial could easily be residual, however it is  listed as potential grave goods in the report (ibid., 150)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],74145,Unknown,,,,1429
74371,77793,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"North Cave Quarry, Burial 1302/Grave 1333: staining ?from coffin/lining; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74146,Unknown,,,,1430
74371,77794,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"North Cave Quarry, Burial 1302/Grave 1333: brooch",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Metal (Uncertain/Unspecified)),74146,Unknown,,,,1430
74372,77795,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"North Cave Quarry, Burial 1376/Grave 1375: brooch",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Metal (Uncertain/Unspecified)),74147,Unknown,,,,1430
74373,77796,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"Caythorpe Area 1, Burial/Grave 7189/7176 (Fraser and George 2013, 31): gg: RF 163, flint blade (listed on p. as a potential gg)NB the flint tool associated with this burial could easily be residual, however it is  listed as potential grave goods in the report (ibid., 150)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74148,Unknown,,,,1429
74381,77797,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified)," Caythorpe Area 1 Burial/Grave 519/416 (MBA) (Fraser and George 2013, 32):Gg details: RF 425 is a squat bucket form with a flat-topped token rim, decorated with fingernail impressions below (104);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74149,Unknown,,,,1429
74382,77798,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Caythorpe Area 1 Burial/Grave 549/511 (MBA) (Fraser and George 2013, 32): Gg details: RF 518 MBA urn (no further details available);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74150,Unknown,,,,1429
74383,77799,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Caythorpe Area 1 Burial/Grave 504/492 (MIA?) (Fraser and George 2013, 36):Gg details: RF 101: double side/end scraper; NB the flint tools associated with this burial could easily be residual, however they are listed as a potential grave good in the report (ibid., 150); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],74151,Unknown,,,,1429
74383,77800,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"Caythorpe Area 1 Burial/Grave 504/492 (MIA?) (Fraser and George 2013, 36):Gg details: RF 185: flint blade NB the flint tools associated with this burial could easily be residual, however they are listed as a potential grave good in the report (ibid., 150); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,Y,Chert / Flint [Flint],74151,Unknown,,,,1429
74384,77801,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4684/4682 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker and meat joints, represented by animal bones, had been placed as grave goods to the rear of the skeleton. Two residual Neolithic flint tools (RFs 667, 668) were recovered from the fill;Gg details: 4683 Beaker, very fragmentary, to the rear of the skeleton",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind the back,,,Pottery,74152,Unknown,,,,1429
74384,77802,,Animal bone,,,229,Animal Joint/Part (Unknown/Unspecified),," Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4684/4682 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker and meat joints, represented by animal bones, had been placed as grave goods to the rear of the skeleton. Two residual Neolithic flint tools (RFs 667, 668) were recovered from the fill;Gg details: meat joints to the rear of the skeleton",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind the back,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74152,Unknown,,,,1429
74384,77803,,Tool,,,114,Knife,," Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4684/4682 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker and meat joints, represented by animal bones, had been placed as grave goods to the rear of the skeleton. Two residual Neolithic flint tools (RFs 667, 668) were recovered from the fill;Gg details: RF 667: blade/single edged knifeNB the flint tools associated with this burial could easily be residual, however it is  listed as potential grave goods in the report (ibid., 151)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74152,Unknown,,,,1429
74384,77804,,Tool,,,114,Knife,," Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4684/4682 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker and meat joints, represented by animal bones, had been placed as grave goods to the rear of the skeleton. Two residual Neolithic flint tools (RFs 667, 668) were recovered from the fill;Gg details: RF 668: single edged flake knife;NB the flint tools associated with this burial could easily be residual, however it is  listed as potential grave goods in the report (ibid., 151)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74152,Unknown,,,,1429
74385,77805,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4930/4931 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker had been placed to the rear of the skull. A Neolithic or Early Bronze Age flint tool (RF 675) was also recovered from the fill.;Gg details: In the base of the cut was a rectangular shaped depression, 1.4m in length and 0.8m wide, the edge of which contained fragments of heavily decayed wood and organic staining (4929); further organic staining (4928) lay above the skeleton. These are thought to represent the remains of a �coffin� or perhaps more realistically, a wooden lining to the grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74153,Unknown,,,,1429
74385,77806,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4930/4931 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker had been placed to the rear of the skull. A Neolithic or Early Bronze Age flint tool (RF 675) was also recovered from the fill.;Gg details: 4927 Beaker, broken but reconstructed to rear of skull;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind the skull,,,Pottery,74153,Unknown,,,,1429
74385,77807,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"Caythorpe Area 5A Burial/Grave 4930/4931 (Beaker) (Fraser and George 2013, 73): An Early Bronze Age beaker had been placed to the rear of the skull. A Neolithic or Early Bronze Age flint tool (RF 675) was also recovered from the fill.;Gg details: RF 675: flint blade from fill;NB the flint tool associated with this burial could easily be residual, however it is listed as a potential grave good in the report (ibid., 151)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74153,Unknown,,,,1429
74386,77808,,Cover,,,262,Cover,," Caythorpe Area 5B Burial/Grave 5176/5253 (LIA) (Fraser and George 2013, 80, 187):Gg details: The body lay on and had been packed around with rough hewn chalk blocks (5214), almost forming a cairn around the body. The alkaline nature of the chalk was probably the major contributing factor to that quality of preservation; it could even have been interred in this way as a means of preserving the skeleton?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Chalk,74154,Unknown,,,,1429
74370,77809,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Caythorpe Area 3B, Burial 2771/Grave 2792 (Fraser and George 2013, 64, 230-1): The iron sword was placed on the right side of the skeleton, over the arm, and a spearhead at the right-hand side of the foot area, with other iron objects, perhaps fittings from a shield, lying in the centre of the grave, over the lower part of the body; iron nails from environmental sample of grave fill probably represent a coffingg details: RF 450-2 iron nails/studs",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Iron,74143,Unknown,,,,1429
74366,77810,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Davidstow Moor Barrow III/8 (Christie 1988): Jones (2005, 108) notes that 9g of burnt pig bone was recovered from this deposit",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74141,Unknown,,,,1427
71707,77811,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Painsthorpe Wold barrow M98 (Mortimer 1905, 132) Grave C: organic material, potentially representing a bag containing the objects located at the woman's chest",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),70892,Unknown,,,,415
72228,77812,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Rudston barrow 61 (Greenwell, 229-32) Burial 6: Bag, potentially containing the flint collection and closed with the bone pin",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,Potentially containing the flint collection and fixed with the bone pin,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71227,Unknown,,,,900
10198,77815,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Ellison 1984: 79-81 <empty pygmy cup 85mm in height wasfound in an inverted position. The decoration comprises two rows of opposed horseshoe motifs executed in twisted cord, one row above and the other below the slight carination. These zones are defined by horizontal lines of twisted cord impres  sions, one below the horseshoe motifs and two just below the rim of the vessel. The internal rim bevel is similarly adorned with two horizontal lines of twisted cord decoration. In the damaged area of the cup (which is not shown in the illustrat ion) there are traces of two circular perforations, bored before firing and located on the line of maximum diameter between the two rows of horseshoe motifs. They are each of 3mm diameter and lie 0.8mm apart. The soft pinky-buIT and grey fabric is tempered with fragments of orange and buIT grog ranging in size from 1 to 3mm in length or diameter. No rock inclusions are present.The vessel belongs to the class of pygmy cups which occurred widely throughout Britain during the Early Bronze Age period. They commonly possess a biconical form and perforations within their body walls. Decoration is profuse, and usually incised, but impressed techniques are also well represented (Mega w and Simpson 1979, 238). The Early Bronze Age dating is suggested by fairly common associations with other classes of grave good and by a few radiocarbon dates. The Colliford cup belongs to Abercromby's original category 4 of miniature vessels which are described by him as 'biconical with everted lip' ( Abercromby 1912, volume II, 24-37). These vessels are related to the more specific classes of miniature vessel, grape cups and Aldbourne cups, which were associated with the contemporary rich barrow burials in Wessex. In particular, the pairs of circular horizontal perfora t ions, as found on the Colliford vessel , can be matched on cups of the Aldbourne type (Ashbee 1960, 127- 8). These double perforations may represent ritual oculi motifs.>",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Other,placed in turf stack/mound directly above pit cremation - relationship is confirmed by Woodward as likely intentional ,,,Pottery,74156,Unknown,,,,1448
74389,77817,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Davidstow Moor barrow #22 F1: 'The base of P6 was found 'lying upright but shattered and telescoped by pressure of the surrounding and super-incumbent shillety subsoil. Under and outside the base was a marked coating of brown, peaty matter as though the urn had had some sort of organic coating when buried'. He also notes that a few fragments of bone and a fair quantity of charcoal (none of which has survived) � some of it within the pot base � were associated with the pot, which was in a bad 'mushy' state and difficult to remove.' (Christie 1988, 118)'So much of the pot remains that it must have been complete until disturbed, only the upper part being much damaged. It is described by Croft Andrew in his 1942 synopsis: 'A lightly moulded base is in evidence, with some well turned contours on the wall, but the rim is in doubt. The conception of the form far outstrips the execrable potting and the plentiful but infantile ornament of scored chevrons and horizontal lines'. More prosaically, it may be classed as a Late Beaker of Clarke's (1970) Final Southern group or Lanting's and Van der Waals' (1972) step 7. Its slack profile and bold, unzoned lozenge decoration are matched in a complete beaker from Wilsford, Wiltshire (Clarke, 1970, Fig 1036).' (Healy in Christie 1988, 121-2)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74158,Unknown,,,,1432
74389,77818,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Davidstow Moor barrow #22 F1: 'Under and outside the base [of the pot] was a marked coating of brown, peaty matter as though the urn had had some sort of organic coating when buried ...' (Christie 1988, 118)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,Wrapped the pot containing the hr,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74158,Unknown,,,,1432
74390,77819,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Davidstow Moor barrow #22 F2: 'two or three flints' (Christie 1988, 118-9)No further details provided",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74159,Unknown,,,,1432
74390,77820,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Davidstow Moor barrow #22 F2: 'a holed stone and a notched stone' (Christie 1988, 118-9)The former is not described specifically; the latter is lost. They are grouped here since both items correspond with objects from the deposit of holed and notched stones (greenstone, slate, etc.) found scattered across the ring cairn. They can be seen as a deposit of a component of this assemblage.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74159,Unknown,,,,1432
74393,77821,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"Scarcewater Tip Pit 1036: the truncated base of a largely complete pottery vessel ... the vessel is likely to be Trevisker Ware. (Taylor 2005, 33-4)Quinnell (in Jones and Taylor 2010, 102) adds that the pot was plain with a rough, unfinished surface and was patchily oxidised.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74160,Unknown,,,,1449
74393,77822,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Scarcewater Tip Pit 1036: A piece of unworked quartz was also recovered from the pit fill (Taylor 2005, 199)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,74160,Unknown,,,,1449
74394,77823,,Flint tool,,,20,Arrowhead,Leaf-shaped,"Forrabury Field 9 Pit [101] (HES Projects 2011, 55-6): a leaf shaped probable arrowhead blank of likely later Neolithic date. Burnt and broken. Smokey white and blue grey left edge Large - 50 x 27 x 8mm leaf shaped piece, with dorsal bilateral partially invasive retouch. Thermal break on right edge and possibly loss of extreme tip. The projectile blank was set vertically in the fill, pointing downwards as if it had been thrust into the pit.The flint report notes that the form suggests that it is late for a leaf shaped arrowhead (potentially Beaker/EBA in origin rather than being substantially earlier) (Lawson-Jones in Jones and Quinnell 2014, 72)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Upright,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Thrust into the pit,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74161,Unknown,,,,1450
74394,77824,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Forrabury Field 9 Pit [101] (HES Projects 2011, 16): a water rounded quartz pebble was recovered from the fill.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,74161,Unknown,,,,1450
20220,77830,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Bucket urn that is 13.5 inches tall, 9.75 inches at mouth and 5.5 inches at base. Upright and contained adult female ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74163,Unknown,,,,
20220,77831,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Triangular stone placed on top of pot ; apex pointing north. Pot lid/cover ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74163,Unknown,,,,
74395,77832,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn containing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74165,Unknown,,,,284
74396,77833,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,At least three of the urns contained cremations,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74166,Unknown,,,,284
20263,77834,,Flint tool,,,22,Arrowhead (Unknown/Unspecified),,Tranchet arrowhead found in the grave fill - this is likely a Middle Neolithic arrowhead,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],20060,Unknown,,,,
30197,77835,19678,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Blaen-y-cae pit 6, Smith 200, 11: In the fill of the pot in pit 6 were four small fragments of burnt and slightly vitrified flint. The largest was 15mm long, 5mm wide and 4mm deep. This retained some original flake surface and a slightly convex edge with medium-steep unifacial trimming. These pieces may well derive from a tool deliberately added to the cremation pyre, but which shattered during the process, these fragments being incorporated by chance. The thickness of the object, the type and shape of the retouch suggest it may have been a convex scraper, the most frequently found tool type.",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],71537,Unknown,,,,766
74387,77836,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Pg: burnt animal bones amongst the human remains (210)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74387,77837,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Gg: Amongst and also containing some of the burnt bone were four, upturned miniature Trevisker vessels. These were located towards the eastern end of the cist. (210)One of four vessels",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74387,77838,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Gg: Amongst and also containing some of the burnt bone were four, upturned miniature Trevisker vessels. These were located towards the eastern end of the cist. (210)One of four vessels",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74387,77839,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Gg: Amongst and also containing some of the burnt bone were four, upturned miniature Trevisker vessels. These were located towards the eastern end of the cist. (210)One of four vessels",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74387,77840,,Pot,,,167,Pot,Trevisker,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Gg: Amongst and also containing some of the burnt bone were four, upturned miniature Trevisker vessels. These were located towards the eastern end of the cist. (210)One of four vessels",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74387,77841,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Gg:Two tiny faience objects - one star shaped, one quoit shaped, both pierced so probably beads - were located at the back of the cist (210)Since these were deposited together, they are recorded as one object here.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,At back of cist,,,Faience,74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74387,77842,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"<Trelowthas (Nowakowski 1995)>: Slate-built cist cut into the eastern side of the barrow mound. (Figure 2, 208).Gg: The cist was lined with flat slates and a cobble made up of hundreds of sparkling white quartz pebbles (210)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Quartz/Quartzite, Slate",74167-9,Unknown,,,,1431
74397,77843,,Axe,,,27,Axe/Axehead (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Axe polisher by southern end of pit, it was placed face down next to the cremated bone bundle . Polished and dished working surface (overall size 270 x 180 x 66mm). Had a flaked and weathered surface and edges and had likely been reduced in size - reworked and remade. Uncertain but either Group VIII (Pembrokeshire) or Group XV) Langdale stone, the latter from Cumbriasee Lynch and Musson 2001: 49",N/a,Almost complete,Used,Inverted,Direct,Alongside body,Placed with working end face down directly next to cremation but not on top of it ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74170,Unknown,,,,
74397,77844,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Burial in a very tight bundle so was in an organic bag originally ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74170,Unknown,,,,
74398,77849,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"Lots of oak and pomoidoe charcoal over deposit - suggestion of burnt plank. Note also lots of small pebbles and stones scattered within this grave fill, possibly deliberate ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Wood [Oak],,Unknown,,,,
74399,77850,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,"Cremated bone covered by hornfels rock slab, possibly deliberately smashed on top of it and also presence of burnt wooden plank on top of body; extensive layer of charcoal ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Wood [Oak],74174,Unknown,,,,
74399,77851,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Cremated bone covered by hornfels rock slab, possibly deliberately smashed on top of it ",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,On side,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74174,Unknown,,,,
74400,77852,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Presence of two planks - one at base of pit and the other on the side - both had been burnt and were of oak ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood [Oak],74176,Unknown,,,,
74401,77853,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,Single burnt oak plank under body ,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood [Oak],74177,Unknown,,,,
74402,77854,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,Oak plank at base and surrounded by charcoal.,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood [Oak],74178,Unknown,,,,
74403,77855,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel containing the cremation (fairly unusual that Food Vessels contain cremations),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74179,Unknown,,,,778
74404,77856,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Inverted Food Vessel containing the cremation (fairly unusual that Food Vessels contain cremations),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74180,Unknown,,,,778
74405,77857,,Pot,,,156,Pot,Incense Cup,Incense cup with the likely inhumation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In chamber/cist,In cist ,,,Pottery,74182,Unknown,,,,1070
74405,77858,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint tool of some description in the cist ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74182,Unknown,,,,1070
30114,77859,,Pot,,,155,Pot,Grooved Ware,Piece of coarse brown pottery with incised zigzag design; broken up Neolithic pottery - Grooved Ware ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77860,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker pottery sherds in the chamber - indicative of later re-use of the tomb ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77861,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin - 4 1/2in long by 1/in thick and pointed at one end.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77863,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Fox bones; also sheep and ox bones. Also otter bones and bones of red and roe deer. In addition some pig bones These are sheep bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77864,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Fox bones; also sheep and ox bones. Also otter bones and bones of red and roe deer. In addition some pig bones These are cattle bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77865,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,Fox bones; also sheep and ox bones. Also otter bones and bones of red and roe deer. In addition some pig bones These are otter bones - skull ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,In chamber/cist,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77866,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Fox bones; also sheep and ox bones. Also otter bones and bones of red and roe deer. In addition some pig bones These are deer bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Unknown,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73821,Unknown,,,,
30114,77867,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Fox bones; also sheep and ox bones. Also otter bones and bones of red and roe deer. In addition some pig bones These are pig bones ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73821,Unknown,,,,
30133,77870,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Pig bones found in chamber - all mixed in with other animal bones of cattle and pottery,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74183,Unknown,,,,785
30133,77873,,Flint tool,,,21,Arrowhead,Barbed and Tanged,Barbed and tanged arrowheads,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74183,Unknown,,,,785
74391,77874,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Treligga barrow 1, Burial 2 (Christie et al 1985, 73): a bronze awl (ibid. Fig. 43).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74184; 74185,Unknown,,,,1446
74391,77875,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Treligga barrow 1, Burial 2 (Christie et al 1985, 73): under a slate slab' (Treligga: Appendix A, Cremations 1 and 2).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Slate,74184; 74185,Unknown,,,,1446
40150,77876,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,perforated boars tusk pendant; highly polished and worn and had been touched a lot; at neck,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Head,Worn at neck ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory],40122,Unknown,,,,1454
74407,77877,,Pot,,,170,Pot,Urn (Unknown/Unspecified),Steatite vessel placed almost in the centre of the cist ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Missing,In grave fill,Placed right in the centre of the cist ,,,Steatite,74186,Unknown,,,,
74408,77881,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Burnt bones of sheep-goat mingled in with the burnt human remains ,N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,Unknown,Unknown,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74187,Unknown,,,,
74409,77884,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Knap Knowes Cairn 3 (Grant 1937, 76): A cinerary urn (probably a Food Vessel) packed around with stones.(Grant 1937, 76): 'Near the centre were the remains of an urn of clay with small flat stones carefully built around it, placed upright upon a flag measuring 2 feet 6 inches by 1 foot.The base of the vessel, which stood tilted slightly to the west, was 2 feet below the surface of the mound. The upper part was amissing, and the part of the body remaining was full of cracks.The urn, which was made of very dark, friable ware, had to be removed piecemeal, but though several fairly large fragments were got out, their edges were so crumbly that they could not be fitted together. When complete the vessel must have been a large one, of flower-pot shape, with a wide base. As it lay in its cavity it measured internally [22 cm] across the base, and [28 cm] in height on the best preserved side. At this height an internal diameter of nearly [38 cm] was indicated. The wall measured [3 cm] in thickness and the base [4 cm]. There was no ornamentation on the surviving part of the vessel.'Four records of fragments of ceramic vessels from Quandale are recorded in the NMS but these are probably from Cairn 5. This vessel is potentially in Kirkwall Museum, Orkney.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74188,,,,,
60019,77886,,Container,,,212,Vessel (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Whoom Cairn 8 (Grant 1937, 77-80):The urn was rather small in size and was about two-thirds full of the burial deposit. As the vessel was very badly cracked and part of one side and of the base had disintegrated, it fell to pieces on handling, but on reaching the Museum, Mr Edwards had no difficulty in restoring it. The urn has an irregularly oval mouth and it is rather lop-sided, one wall being nearly vertical and the opposite one leaning outwards in a convex curve ... Just below the brim it is encircled by two shallow grooves having a rounded moulding, about [0.5 cm] wide between them ...' (see Grant 1937, 78 for measurements)",N/a,Complete,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Steatite,74189,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 438,,,
60019,77887,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Whoom Cairn 8 (Grant 1937, 77-80): 'The mouth of the vessel was covered by two small pieces of flagstone, the lower, which was of rude hexagonal for ...",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74189,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 438 A; X.EQ 438 B,,,
60019,77888,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"Whoom Cairn 8 (Grant 1937, 77-80): One of three 'unique' objects of steatite, probably amulets, found in the bottom of the cist�one under the urn and [two?] about [5cm] inside from the south and east corners. All were of oval discoid form.This is the first: 'rather thicker on the one side than on the other ... and had a groove cut round one side and both ends.'",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,Placed under the steatite urn containing the cremation ,,,Steatite,74189,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 440,,,
60019,77889,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"Whoom Cairn 8 (Grant 1937, 77-80): One of three 'unique' objects of steatite, probably amulets, found in the bottom of the cist�one under the urn and [two?] about [5cm] inside from the south and east corners. All were of oval discoid form.This is one of two that were completely encircled by a groove, with the upper part slightly smaller than the under.'",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Steatite,74189,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 439 A,,,
60019,77890,,Unknown,,,219,Worked Stone,,"Whoom Cairn 8 (Grant 1937, 77-80): One of three 'unique' objects of steatite, probably amulets, found in the bottom of the cist�one under the urn and [two?] about [5cm] inside from the south and east corners. All were of oval discoid form.This is one of two that were completely encircled by a groove, with the upper part slightly smaller than the under.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Steatite,74189,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 439 B,,,
74415,77907,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Bag or some kind of organic receptacle containing the second burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74195,Unknown,,,,
74425,77913,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Garton Slack Areas 1 to 33. Brewster Grave Group 3: Food Vessel contained the cremated bone (more unusual than just associated ot accompanying the cremated remains) ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74213,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1461
74426,77914,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Necklace comprised 6 small rolled sheet bronze beads and 180 round or small cylindrical jet beads (3.5-5mm diam) & 4 leaf bronze beads were separated in each case by 2 jet beads/. String of beads had been broken in the middle in the area of the sheet bronze beads  during burial, probably deliberately  (Brewster 1980, fig 92) flattened V-shaped jet toggle, 180 cylindrical jet beads. Toggle used to fasten necklace. Very unusual necklace. Leaf bronze and jet necklace. Necklace probably had been fastened round neck by triangular V-perforated toggle and laid on top of the garment with the 13 V perrforated buttons",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,"Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze], Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet]",74214,Unknown,,,,1462
74426,77915,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"13 V-perforated conical jet buttons; the jet buttons were lying in pairs side by side placed towards the waist and in front of the chest. Northernmost pair were a little out of alignment. Each button inverted and the V-perforations on the underside. Suggestion of 2 rows of 6 buttons mounted on some garment and single button in the centre of the buttons (Brewster 1980, fig 90). Possible that the clothing had been folded and placed in front of the chest and face, hence why buttons were invertedNecklace probably had been fastened round neck by triangular V-perforated toggle and laid on top of the garment with the 13 V perforated buttons",N/a,Complete,Worn,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,Folded garment placed over body ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74214,Unknown,,,,1462
74426,77916,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Coffined burial - tight coffin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],74214,Unknown,,,,1462
74427,77917,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Garton Slack Barrow Cemetery #7, Primary burial (Brewster 1980): Both hands in front of belly and in hand was a small quartz pebble. ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Placed in hands ,,,Pottery,74215,Unknown,,,,1463
74428,77918,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Garton Slack Barrow Cemetery #7, Secondary burial (Brewster 1980): Double cremation of a young adult male and an adult female in grave to N of central grave.  Heap of cremated bone in centre of pit and a Food Vessel nearby inverted. FV had small mound of cremated bone rising about 3cm towards base of pot and the rest of FV emptySo Food Vessel placed beside and on top of heap of cremated bone. Broad rimmed Food Vessel with unpierced vestigial lugs and irregular short cord decoration ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74216,Unknown,,,,1463
74428,77919,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Garton Slack Barrow Cemetery #7, Secondary burial (Brewster 1980): Heap of cremated bone and charcoal lay upon N end of the cremation grave. Bronze awl was placed in the centre of the cremation deposit. With the butt to the east and the point towards the west (Brester 1980, fig. 100.2) ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74217,Unknown,,,,1463
74426,77920,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,Head resting on a a pillow of white gravel,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Under head,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74214,Unknown,,,,1462
74429,77921,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel," Food Vessel containing the cremation (note Food Vessels containing the cremated bone is rare than accompanying the cremated remains) . Finely decorated vase-shaped Yorkshire type Food Vessel with vestigial lugs and associated grooves on the sharply inverted shoulder (Brewster 1980, fig. 148). On the interior are traces of soot burning and cremated bone",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Upright,Unknown,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74218,Unknown,,,,1462
74430,77922,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"(Brewster p 276, fig 148)>: Class N/NR Beaker. Flat squat barrel-Beaker, with 5 shallow grooves beneath the rim which make 4 flat cordons decorated with oblique slashed imprints (Brewster 1980, fig. 148). Cruciform motifs below rim",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,74219,Unknown,,,,1462
74431,77923,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Garton Slack, Areas 1 to 33, Grave Group 13 (i) (Brewster p 444, fig 286)>: Collared Urn x 1. Collard Urn upright and standing on base surrounded and buried under a deposit of dark soil and charcoal. Pit containing urn 1 was intact. Urn 1 - medium-sized CU with rim narrower than shoulder. Panels of twisted cord motif on shoulder, and comb decoration on shoulder. Medium-sized Collared Urn with rim narrower than the shoulder. Panels of twisted cord motifs on the collar, and comb-decoration between shoulder and collar. Slightly smudged cord imprints on the flat rim.  ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74220,Unknown,,,,1462
74432,77924,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Urn 2 was fragmentary CU (post-depositional damage), well-fired, and decoration confined to neck and collar and comprised cord imprints. Both urns were upright and contained 'some human bone' and small quantities of charcoal. ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74221,Unknown,,,,1462
74433,77925,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Garton Slack, Areas 1 to 33, Grave Group 14 (i) (Brewster p 447, fig 289, 291, 307)>: Miniature Food Vessel containg the cremated remains. Cremation pit 1 found E of cremation pit 2 and contained a miniature FV with 25g of twisted, warped and calcined human bone. These fragments had come from the left hip of an adult and no other bones were present. Miniature Food Vessel; with Yorkshire -type perforated lugs and associated grooves. Incised chevron motif on the side and top of the rim, oblique motif below (Brewster 1980, fig. 307; plate 82)",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74222,Unknown,,,,1462
74434,77926,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Flint blade,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74223,Unknown,,,,1462
74434,77927,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Brown cinder-like fragments among the bone ash that may have been remains of hair or textile or organic bag,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74223,Unknown,,,,1462
74435,77928,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"Belemnite by the top of the skull; deposited deliberately at point of burial (Brewster 1980, 504)Fossil perhaps curated",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,Placed at top of skull ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74225,Unknown,,,,1462
74436,77929,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"Immediately in front of the face and the upper chest was an irregular heap of cremated bone, ash and some charcoal. Unburnt plano-convex knife rested on the edge of the pile of the cremated bone in front of the forehead of the adult femaleFlint The knife lay on the bottom of the grave with the point towards the skull and was partly covered by the cremated bone",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,knife rested on the edge of the pile of the cremated bone in front of the forehead of the adult female - shared grave good,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74227,Unknown,,,,1462
74436,77930,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,bronze awl placed within pile of cremated bone.Note the awl was burnt,N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,On side,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74227,Unknown,,,,1462
74436,77931,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Beneath the pile of cremated bones was a calcined flint blade with secondary working around the edges ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,Under body,Beneath pile of cremated bone ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74227,Unknown,,,,1462
74438,77932,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Flint flake just above the skull. ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Head,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74229,Unknown,,,,1462
74438,77933,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Class N2 Beaker (Short-necked Beaker)  at feet of the youth. The Beaker was laid on side just below the pelvis and crushed; probably had originally stood upright but collapsed when coffin lid gave way.  It was 19.5cm tall, 14,5 cm at the rim and 7.2cm at the base. Decorated with both 3 and 4 tooth combs. horizontal zones and hyphenated ladder motifs/   ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Torso,At pelvis ,,,Pottery,74229,Unknown,,,,1462
74438,77934,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,monolyxous oak coffin. It was flat at the west end and curved at east end in the traditional 'boat-shaped' design. 2m long and log it was made from was 1m in diameter.   ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],74229,Unknown,,,,1462
73234,77935,,Pot,,,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,Small Accessory cup contained within the Collared Urn,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,Placed inside the Collared Urn and with the cremated remains ,,,Pottery,72380,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
74439,77936,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Inverted Collared Urn. (2145) Collared Urn - linear and non-linear impressed decoration 245mm rim diameter and 230mm tall,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74230,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
74440,77937,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Uncertain orientation of urn. (2146) Collared Urn - twisted cord decoration 305mm rim diameter and 130mm + tall,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74231,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
74441,77938,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn cremation- uncertain orientation. (2147) Collared Urn - twisted cord decoration 220mm rim diameter and 210mm tall,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74232,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
74442,77939,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Collared Urn with twisted cord decoration190mm rim diameter and 160mm tall,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74233,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1076
74443,77940,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Class S2(W) Beaker. Decorated with comb impression and confined to two horizontal zones on the neck and body, enclosed by 4 horizontal lines  just below the rim and along the waist.Small Beaker - 13.6cm tall and 7.25cm wide at the base and 10.8cm wide  at the rim Small but fine version of the long-necked Clarke's S2 series",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74234,Unknown,,,,1462
74444,77941,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker touching feet - broken and had fallen on its side but originally had been upright. Very fine Beaker. Beaker was 23.5cm tall, 9.8cm at base and 18cm at the rim. Stab and drag decoration and comb imprints over 5 horizontal zones . Outstanding Beaker- Short-necked. Very fine decoration  ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,Touching feet ,,,Pottery,74235,Unknown,,,,1462
74444,77942,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,Flint blade with 2ndary working located between the pelvis and the collapsed Beaker ,N/a,Complete,Used,On side,Direct,Legs,By pelvis,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74235,Unknown,,,,1462
74445,77943,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"necklace of 750 small cylindrical jet beads, a jet pendant and a small bronze pin laid close to the left shoulder and near the back of the head. The heavier beads were where the pendant was attached and the necklace was intact when buried and placed around neck ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,placed around the neck ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74236,Unknown,,,,1462
74445,77944,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,jet pendant possibly attached to the ject necklace ; placed by left shoulder ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,By left shoulder ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74236,Unknown,,,,1462
74445,77945,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,small bronze pin laid close to the left shoulder and near the back of the head,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,By left shoulder ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74236,Unknown,,,,1462
74445,77946,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,possible awl by back of the head ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind head - possibly to secure a shroud/ wrap?,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74236,Unknown,,,,1462
74445,77947,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Beaker (broken by machine) placed next to head. Very badly damaged Beaker (by erection of post-built fence); only a few sherds remain so hard to tell what type ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Placed next to head ,,,Pottery,74237,Unknown,,,,1462
74446,77948,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"(Dent 1983, fig. 2)>: Class S1 Beaker; S-shaped Beaker with horizontal bands/zones of finger impressed and cord-impressed decoration",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74238,Unknown,,,,1462
74447,77949,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 1 (Brewster p 602, figs 443, 444)>: Class 1 (SE) Beaker lying partly on its side placed behind pelvis. The Beaker was of very high and fine quality. Finely decorated and beautifully fired. Brewster (p 603, fig 443) calls it a 'super-Beaker' . It was 15.5cm tall and 6.6cm diameter at base and 11.5cm diameter at the rim. It was decorated all over the neck and body with comb impressions ; double bar chevrons (cruciform motifs) amnd comb impressions. Long-necked Beaker S1 (E) (Brewster fig 443). ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Legs,Placed behind pelvis ,,,Pottery,74239,Unknown,,,,1464
74447,77950,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,V button had been placed or had fallen in an inverted position in layer of gravel in front of the knees. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Legs,Placed just in front of knees ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74239,Unknown,,,,1464
74447,77951,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),, Behind back of skeleton was an ox bone and flint block (possibly pillow stone or maybe cushion stone) placed beneath the burial. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Behind back of skeleton ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74239,Unknown,,,,1464
74447,77952,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Flint knife (crescentic shape) ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74239,Unknown,,,,1464
74447,77953,,Tool,,,78,Cushion Stone,,Possible cushion stone or pillow stone - maybe to do with metalworking ; placed slightly beneath the burial behind back of skeleton ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74239,Unknown,,,,1464
74450,77957,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(i) (Brewster p 642, figs 485, 486)>: flint knife placed behind the skull ; it had coarse secondary reworking ",N/a,Complete,Repaired,On side,Direct,Head,Placed behind skull; it had been resharpened and reworked ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74242,Unknown,,,,1465
74451,77958,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(ii) (Brewster p 653, figs 488-9)>: Class S2 (W) Beaker placed behind head and shoulders. Hybrid long-necked /short-necked Beaker on side. Possibly Beaker originally upright. Thin layer of brown earth - organic material- around the skeleton and the Beaker. Beaker was 17.3cm tall. 13cm diameter at the rim and decoration over 5 zones- comb impressed.  ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed behind head and shoulders,,,Pottery,74243,Unknown,,,,1465
74452,77959,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iii) (Brewster p 662, figs 490-1)>: Class N(l) Beaker placed behind legs/ back , strike-a-light and bone pin. Pin was long and thin and placed beneath the feet. Flint blade and iron pyrites nodule. Beaker on side and mouth pointed towards the shoulders; possibly originally upright. Beaker was fairly tall; 18.8cm tall and 16.7cm diameter at rim and 13cm diameter at waist. Decoration with square tooth comb over 3 zones. At base of Beaker was a rough flint blade and an narrow flint blade and a nodule of iron pyrites - all in Beaker and suggestive of fure-making kit.  Bone pin lay beneath right foot on the garve earth. ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed behind legs with flint blade and iron pyrites in it,,,Pottery,74244,Unknown,,,,1465
74452,77960,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iii) (Brewster p 662, figs 490-1)>:Pin was long and thin and placed beneath the feet. Long bone pin ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Feet,Placed beneath the feet ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74244,Unknown,,,,1465
74452,77961,,Natural object,,,128,Pebble,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iii) (Brewster p 662, figs 490-1)>:Inside and at base of Beaker was a nodule of iron pyrites, a rough flint blade and a narrow flint blade.These could have operated together as a fire-making kit?This record represents the iron pyrites nodule",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In Beaker pot behind back/torso,,,Ironstone,74244,Unknown,,,,1465
74452,77962,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iii) (Brewster p 662, figs 490-1)>:rough flint blade and an narrow flint blade and a nodule of iron pyrites - all in Beaker and suggestive of fire-making kit.This is the rough flint blade ",N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In Beaker pot behind back/torso,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74244,Unknown,,,,1465
74452,77963,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iii) (Brewster p 662, figs 490-1)>:rough flint blade and an narrow flint blade and a nodule of iron pyrites - all in Beaker and suggestive of fire-making kit.This is the narrow flint blade ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,In Beaker pot behind back/torso,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74244,Unknown,,,,1465
74454,77964,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4 (earlier burial cut by iv) (Brewster p 662, figs 485, 487)>:Broken flint blade ",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,Disturbed and out out of context ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74247,Unknown,,,,1465
74453,77965,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iv) (Brewster p 662, figs 485, 487)>: Food Vessel placed below the chin, awl and jet pendant placed at the feet ; fragmentary calcined plano-convex flint knife. Food Vessel placed with base downwards between knees and chin. Minute fragment of bronze just behind the shoulders/  Food Vessel os a squat vase-shaped one with groove at shoulder/ Flase relief decoration. ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Upright,Direct,Head,Placed below the chin ,,,Pottery,74245,Unknown,,,,1465
74453,77966,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iv) (Brewster p 662, figs 485, 487)>:fragmentary calcined plano-convex flint knife",N/a,Fragment(s),Burnt,On side,Direct,Feet,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74245,Unknown,,,,1465
74453,77967,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iv) (Brewster p 662, figs 485, 487)>:awl and jet pendant placed at the feetThis is the copper awl ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74245,Unknown,,,,1465
74453,77968,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,"<Wetwang Slack, Areas 1 to 12, Grave Group 4(iv) (Brewster p 662, figs 485, 487)>:Jet pendant at feet ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74245,Unknown,,,,1465
74456,77969,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"(Dent 1979, p26, figs 4, 7)>: food Vesssel ; coffin. Food Vessel placed between chin and knees Abercromby style Food Vessel type 1A. 11.4cm tall and 7cm roim diameter. 5 perforated lugs and well-executed cord-impressed decoration ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Legs,Placed at knees,,,Pottery,74248,Unknown,,,,1468
74456,77970,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Body inside a round-ended dugout coffin. Coffin is 1.7m long and 0.5m wide. Inside coffin was the Food Vessel inhumation Possibly slightly singed but not certain ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood [Oak],74248,Unknown,,,,1468
74457,77971,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 1, Burial 1A>: A single inhumation burial beyond the outer ditch, contained within a chalk 'cocoon'.NB the 'chalk cocoon' is a borderline gg but is treated hear as a form of cover/wrap (similar examples are known of from contemporary burials in Kent)Details from: http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/3_Displays/G4%20Displays/Gallery4_Display4_Link2thanet_Link3causewayed_LinkLOMI.htm",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Chalk,74249,Unknown,,,,1455
74421,77972,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 3, Burial B2>: an inverted tripartite collared urn of the secondary series, SE style. The urn (containing ashes and calcined bone) was inverted upon a small heap of flints in the centre of the pit. Fine dark brown soil was packed around it.Details from: http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/3_Displays/G4%20Displays/Gallery4_Display4_Link2thanet_Link3causewayed.htm#V_Lord_of_the_Manor_I_1976.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74250,Unknown,,,,1456
74422,77973,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 4 (Bristow 2001)>: a bronze awl,Half of the pit fill was tightly packed flints at the north end, the other half dark brown densely packed soil. In this and just above the floor was a quantity of calcined bone and the incense cup containing the awl (Bristow 2001)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,In the incense cup,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74251,Unknown,,,,1458
74423,77974,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"<Ozengell, Lord of the Manor Site 5a>: contained in a cordoned urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74252,Unknown,,,,1459
74458,77975,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Mature adult cremation in Primary Series Collared Urn. (Dent 1979, p26, figs 3, 7) Inverted ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74258,Unknown,,,,1468
74459,77978,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel. Abecromby type 2 Food Vessel (Dent 1979: figs 7.5). Fragmentary and missing base - 9cm tall and 12.7cm rim diameter. Cord impressed and herring-bone decoration Inverted and in front of chest - also called an Accessory vessel or miniature Food Vessel ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Torso,Placed in front of the chest ,,,Pottery,74260,Unknown,,,,1468
74459,77979,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Remains of a coffin. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74260,Unknown,,,,1468
74460,77980,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Against NW corner of the grave was a slightly damaged inverted Food Vessel Cord impressed and herring-bone decoration c. 13cm rim diameter and 11cm tall ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Inverted,Indirect,Secondary association,Against NW corner of the grave ,,,Pottery,74261,Unknown,,,,1468
74460,77981,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Carbonised wood remains, probably from the burning or singeing of a casket/ small basketry coffin that contained the cremated remains ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74261,Unknown,,,,1468
74461,77982,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,awl and a coffin or cist Copper awl between chin and right collarbone ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Beetween chin and right collarbone ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74263,Unknown,,,,1468
74461,77983,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Coffin stain clearly visible and was 2 feet 8 inches wide by 4 foot 3 inches long - fairly big coffin ; also fragments of charcoal and trapezoidal patch of charcoal associated with it ,N/a,Complete,Burnt,On side,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74263,Unknown,,,,1468
74461,77984,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Discrete deposit that must have once been in a bag or similar container. 1 adult of uncertain sex - 1205g of bone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74264,Unknown,,,,1468
74462,77985,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"(Dent 1979, p28 figs 4, 7)>:  miniature Food Vessel and a coffin Small Food Vessel Abercromby type 5. 7.6cm tall and 8.6cm rim diameter. Chisel rim and internal bevel. Triangular impressionsInverted miniature Food Vessel in front of chest ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Torso,Inverted miniature Food Vessel in front of chest ,,,Pottery,74265,Unknown,,,,1468
74462,77987,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,Body in a coffin ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74265,Unknown,,,,1468
74463,77988,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,"Grave Group 6(vii) (Dent 1979, p32 figs 6, 7)>: Jet button with the burial of the child 2.5cm diameter - cut marks in various different direction. Placed in front of the stomach ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Stomach ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74266,Unknown,,,,1468
74464,77989,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"Grave Group 6(viii) (Dent 1979, p32 figs 6, 7)> Flint blade; red deer scapulaFlint blade 6.4cm long ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74267,Unknown,,,,1468
74464,77990,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,"Grave Group 6(viii) (Dent 1979, p32 figs 6, 7)> red deer scapula placed on ledge of grave ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,On grave ledge - possible discarded tool rather than gg but uncertain ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74267,Unknown,,,,1468
74464,77991,,Container,,,33,Bowl,,"Grave Group 6(viii) (Dent 1979, p32 figs 6, 7)> Circular patch of charcoal at W end of grave - remains of a ritual deposit? Suggestion that this was a wooden bowl ",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Head,Circular patch of charcoal at W end of grave by the head ,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74267,Unknown,,,,1468
74465,77992,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,Grave Group 8(i) (Dent D2; this paper; fig 2)>:  Class S2(W) Beaker . Beaker with all over bands of decoration - diagonal zigzags and triangles and cord-impressed lines placed vertically ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,74268,Unknown,,,,1464
74466,77993,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,Grave Group 8(ii) (Dent D2; 1983; fig 2)>: Collared Urn containing cremation - no further information ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74269,Unknown,,,,1464
74467,77994,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Grave Group 9 (Dent D2; 1983; fig 2)>: Large plank-lined 'cist'. This description suggest an open bier or plank-lined grave rather than a coffin ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74270,Unknown,,,,1464
74467,77995,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Grave Group 9 (Dent D2; 1983; fig 2)>: Small flint knife - only retouched along one side ,N/a,Complete,Fresh,On side,Direct,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74270,Unknown,,,,1464
74468,77996,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,<Grave Group 10 (D2)>: Coffin or more likely liner - cist is plank-lined ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74271,Unknown,,,,1464
74468,77997,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler, Grave Group 10 (D2)>: antler in the grave with the burial ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],74271,Unknown,,,,1464
74469,77998,,Coffin,,,258,Bier,,Grave Group 12(i) (D2)>: Plank or coffin - planks under the body ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74272,Unknown,,,,1464
74470,77999,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,Grave Group 12(ii) (Dent D2; this paper; fig 2)>: Leaf-shaped small flint knife - retouched on both sides ; location of object nor mentioned ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74273,Unknown,,,,1464
74471,78000,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),Grave Group 12(iii) (Dent D2; 1983; fig 2)>: stone battle axe (Roe 1966); very pointed end and slightly worn central perforation Roe type IIIA,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74274,Unknown,,,,1464
74471,78001,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Grave Group 12(iii) (Dent D2; 1983; fig 2)>: plank-lined 'cist',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Under body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74274,Unknown,,,,1464
74471,78002,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Grave Group 12(iii) (Dent D2; 1983; fig 2)>: pig bones seemingly scattered around the body ,N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74274,Unknown,,,,1464
50104,78003,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,The head of the skeleton was resting on a stone,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Under head,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),50049,Unknown,,,,
50104,78004,,Grave furnishing,,,255,Pillow,,"The dog's head, which lies to the west of the human skull, had also been placed over a stone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Under head of dog under body,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),50049,Unknown,,,,
74015,78006,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74015,78007,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74015,78008,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,One of two scrapers and five flint flakes/ splinters; four were calcined and had been burnt ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,In chamber/cist,Scattered around the human bones ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74473,78009,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Kingsborough, Sheppy (Allen et al 2008), Cemetery 2269 Burial 2127: Simple cremation burial in pit. Unidentified burnt animal bone found amongst the cremated remains.Gg: 1g unidentified animal bone",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74279,Unknown,,,,
50156,78010,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Kingsborough, Sheppy (Allen et al 2008), Linear Cemetery Burial 3225: Simple cremation burial in pit. Unidentified burnt animal bone found amongst the cremated remains.Gg: 0.4g unidentified animal bone",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74280,Unknown,,,,
74472,78011,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Kingsborough, Sheppy (Allen et al 2008), Cemetery 2269 Burial 2119: Simple cremation burial in pit. Unidentified burnt animal bone found amongst the cremated remains.Gg: 0.7g unidentified animal bone",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74281,Unknown,,,,
72398,78012,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,Bradstow School Barrow 4 Grave 1 (Moody 2009; 2013):The slumping of chalk over the grave deposit is suggested to indicate that the grave was probably lined in some way (the slumping having filled a previous cavity).,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71543,Unknown,,,,
50144,78013,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"Dumpton Down Barrow, Intercutting Grave Pits A-C (Perkins 1994, 3-4, 2004, 77): A flint blade was associated with the burial; due to the disarticulated state of the body the exact positioning is unclear.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70764,Unknown,,,,
50144,78014,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Dumpton Down Barrow, Intercutting Grave Pits A-C (Perkins 1994, 3-4, 2004, 77): <Gibson 1993>: Rimsherd of a well fired rusticated beaker. The fabric has an orange brown outer surface, a grey inner surface and black core. It  contains angular quartz, flint and possibly grog. The  rim is slightly everted with an external moulding and undecorated internal bevel. The decoration comprises three horizontal finger-pinched cordons with traces of a vertical, similarly formed ridge below.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Between Burials 2 and 3 in grave fill,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
50144,78015,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Dumpton Down Barrow, Intercutting Grave Pits A-C (Perkins 1994, 3-4, 2004, 77): The entire burial sequence was capped with a plough-truncated layer of flint nodules.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],,Unknown,,,,
74475,78016,,Tool,,,131,Pick,,"Dumpton Down Barrow 1, Flat Grave 200: fragments of an antler pick.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],,Unknown,,,,
74476,78017,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"<Waterbrook Park, Ashford Grave 1570 (Jones forthcoming)>: Cremation burial of a young to mature adult, possibly female, with a foetus or neonate.One of four burnt bone pins were recovered from amongst the cremated remainsThis record represents one of the two larger bone pins. All are calcined, white or mottled grey in colour. Two are similar in size and form, with flat, disc-shaped heads and shafts of circular cross-section (ON 8; ON 9, see draft image). The pins had been finely worked and were once polished. They appear to be made from piece of cortical bone with a natural curve - most probably the anterior, lateral distal part of a cattle-sized radius shaft. Each is broken into four pieces with the tip missing; each weighs 1.8 g. Their tips may be present amongst four tip fragments recovered from the same context. The surviving lengths of pins ON 8 and 9 are 89.2 mm and 87.5 mm respectively. Their heads are damaged, one more so that the other, with ON 8 measuring 7.0 x 7.2 mm, but only one measurement of 6.9 mm possible for the second head (ON 9). The shanks of both are of similar thickness, varying from 3.05-3.5 mm, tapering very slightly towards the head, and again to the tip.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74476,78018,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"<Waterbrook Park, Ashford Grave 1570 (Jones forthcoming)>: Cremation burial of a young to mature adult, possibly female, with a foetus or neonate.One of four burnt bone pins were recovered from amongst the cremated remainsThis record represents one of the two larger bone pins. All are calcined, white or mottled grey in colour. Two are similar in size and form, with flat, disc-shaped heads and shafts of circular cross-section (ON 8; ON 9, see draft image). The pins had been finely worked and were once polished. They appear to be made from piece of cortical bone with a natural curve - most probably the anterior, lateral distal part of a cattle-sized radius shaft. Each is broken into four pieces with the tip missing; each weighs 1.8 g. Their tips may be present amongst four tip fragments recovered from the same context. The surviving lengths of pins ON 8 and 9 are 89.2 mm and 87.5 mm respectively. Their heads are damaged, one more so that the other, with ON 8 measuring 7.0 x 7.2 mm, but only one measurement of 6.9 mm possible for the second head (ON 9). The shanks of both are of similar thickness, varying from 3.05-3.5 mm, tapering very slightly towards the head, and again to the tip.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74476,78021,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"<Waterbrook Park, Ashford Grave 1570 (Jones forthcoming)>: Cremation burial of a young to mature adult, possibly female, with a foetus or neonate.One of four burnt bone pins were recovered from amongst the cremated remainsThis record represents one of two smaller pins. This is of the same form as objects 8 and 9, with flat, disc-shaped head (ON 10; 0.1 g; Fig. 00.00). It has a shaft of circular cross-section, 2.1-2.2 mm thick; the head measures 2.95 x 3.4 mm. Two joining fragments survive to a length of 17.6 mm but the lower part of the pin is missing.  Four shank fragments of circular section (0.1 g), 1.9-2.2 mm diameter, may have derived from pin ON 10 but none could be rejoined.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74476,78022,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"<Waterbrook Park, Ashford Grave 1570 (Jones forthcoming)>: Cremation burial of a young to mature adult, possibly female, with a foetus or neonate.One of four burnt bone pins were recovered from amongst the cremated remainsThis record represents one of two smaller pins. This pin is of a different type, with simple, slightly swollen head (ON 11; 0.3 g; Fig. 00.00). It is complete, albeit in three pieces, 52.9 mm in length, with a shank of circular cross-section, 1.7-2 mm in diameter, tapering to a slightly bent point.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
74478,78023,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Waterbrook Park, Ashford Grave 1539 (Jones forthcoming)>: Two joining pieces of bone (1 g), broadly of oval cross-section (4.7 x 5.0 mm diameter), thought to represent a pin fragment",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74288,Unknown,,,,
74477,78024,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Waterbrook Park, Ashford Grave 2708 (Jones forthcoming)>: six shank fragments (0.9 g) of circular cross-section, 2.5 � 3.6 mm diameter, and one tip fragment, probably from a pin",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74289,Unknown,,,,
74479,78025,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Tregunnel Hill cremation pit 2490 (Brindle forthcoming):Cremation burial covered by a large flat shale slab, (c. 0.3m by 0.3m and 0.05m thick and 0.6m by 0.4m and 0.3m thick).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],74292,Unknown,,,,1467
74480,78026,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Tregunnel Hill cremation pit 7060 (Brindle forthcoming):Cremation burial covered by a large flat shale slab, (c. 0.3m by 0.3m and 0.05m thick and 0.6m by 0.4m and 0.3m thick).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],74293,Unknown,,,,1467
74481,78027,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Tregunnel Hill cremation pit 8219 (Brindle forthcoming):The base of the cremation pit was lined with a large flat stone, upon which the cremated bone had been placed.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74294,Unknown,,,,1467
74481,78028,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Tregunnel Hill cremation pit 8219 (Brindle forthcoming):The cremation pit had been sealed with four large angular pieces of stone.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74294,Unknown,,,,1467
74482,78029,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Tregunnel Hill grave 2772 (Brindle forthcoming): A number of sea shells were recovered from the overlying grave fill, possibly relating to the burial rite.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Coral/Shell [Shell],74295,Unknown,,,,1467
74483,78030,,Flint tool,,,98,Scraper,,"Knap Knowes, Quandale, Cairn 5 (Grant 1937, 76): A flint scraper (possibly NMS X.EQ 431 C (flint scraper)?).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74296,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 431 C,,,
74483,78031,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Knap Knowes, Quandale, Cairn 5 (Grant 1937, 76): A number of fragments of an urn of very friable, reddish-brown ware were recovered (X.EA 215, also possibly X.EA 214 (urn fragment), X.EQ 431 A-B (urn fragments)?).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74296,National Museum of Scotland,X.EA 215,,,
74484,78032,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Knap Knowes Cairn 1: Grant (1937, 75): six small unworked pieces of flint. Although Grant described the flints as unworked, they are accessioned in the NMS as 3x scrapers, 2x chert fragments and a utilised flake (X.EQ 581-6).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74297,National Museum of Scotland,X.EQ 581; X.EQ 582; X.EQ 583; X.EQ 584; X.EQ 585; X.EQ 586,,,
74487,78034,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Lyminge cremation burial (Thomas and Knox 2015, 4): Truncated urn. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74298,Unknown,,,,150
74488,78035,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Lyminge cremation burial (Thomas and Knox 2015, 4): Truncated urn. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74299,Unknown,,,,150
74489,78036,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Lyminge cremation burial (Thomas and Knox 2015, 4): Truncated urn. No further details available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74300,Unknown,,,,150
50032,78037,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"'Halling Man': another flake having the natural cortex on one face (Cook 1914, 215)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70744,Unknown,,,,1001
50032,78038,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"'Halling Man': a fragment of a calcined flint (Cook 1914, 215)",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],70744,Unknown,,,,1001
74490,78039,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Museum of Thanet's Virtual Museum, North Foreland III, 1999, Burial 2 (ditch burial)>Once backfilled, a large fragment of whalebone had been placed across one side of the grave. Whalebone is found only rarely on excavations in Thanet. This piece presumably came from a carcass that could have been washed up on a local beach and was likely viewed as a rare and prized resource.It appears that the whalebone would not have been visible on the surface however, for it had been covered by a small mound of earth which overlapped the edge of the grave-cut (Boast, Gardner and Moody 2006).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50136,Unknown,,,,128
74490,78040,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"<Museum of Thanet's Virtual Museum, North Foreland III, 1999, Burial 2 (ditch burial)> The tightly crouched position suggests that child's body may have been bound or wrapped before it was placed within the grave (Boast, Gardner and Moody 2006).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),50136,Unknown,,,,128
50208,78041,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"<Museum of Thanet's Virtual Museum, North Foreland III, 1999, Burial 1 (internal barrow burial)>The bones which remained in the central rectangular grave indicated that they belonged to an adult of approximately 25-35 years of age. The body had been laid in a crouched position with the head to the south, facing west.The grave was only around 0.30m deep, but the surviving soil backfill suggested that the body may had been laid within a wooden coffin-structure (Boast, Gardner and Moody 2006).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),50135,Unknown,,,,128
50192,78043,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"St Stephen's College, N Foreland Flat Grave (Perkins 1999): Possible 'cocooning' with chalk silt about pelvis and feet.The chalk cocoon is focused closely around the tightly flexed legs and pelvis and could relate to some form of binding or shroud.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Chalk,50118,Unknown,,,,128
40067,78044,,Jewellery,,,17,Armlet,,"<Wetwang Field, NRHE site description>: Flexed inhumation found six feet below the ground surface by workmen digging for road material. (1)The armlet was stone (see Mortimer fig 507)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74303,Unknown,,,,1141
50135,78046,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: cremation vessel (no further details);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,Contained two further vessels,,,Pottery,50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78047,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: cremation vessel located in NW corner of cremation cut [55];",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78048,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: one of a matching pair of fibula brooches found beneath the central cremation vessel in grave [55];",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,beneath the central cremation vessel ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78049,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: the second of a matching pair of fibula brooches found beneath the central cremation vessel in grave [55]; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,beneath the central cremation vessel ,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78050,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: one of a matching pair of brooches found in the grave fill;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78051,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: the second of a matching pair of brooches found in the grave fill;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78052,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: a pin recorded in the grave fill; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Unknown,50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78053,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: one of two iron objects recorded in the grave fill;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Iron,50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78054,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr: two of two iron objects recorded in the grave fill; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Iron,50066,Unknown,,,,
50135,78055,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [55]: Gg/hr:  part of an articulated animal torso recorded in the grave fill.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50066,Unknown,,,,
72153,78056,,Animal bone,,,14,Animal Joint/Part,Trunk,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [45]: Gg/hr: The neck, spine and ribs of a medium sized mammal were located in the NW corner of Grave [45]",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,NW corner of Grave,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71180,Unknown,,,,
74494,78057,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [152]: Gg/hr: Truncated cremation vessel (0.15m diameter, 0.1m deep); ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74304,Unknown,,,,
74494,78058,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [152]: Gg/hr: Truncated cremation vessel (0.3-0.35m diameter, reducing to 0.15m at base and 0.12m deep)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74304,Unknown,,,,
74495,78059,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Burial [51]:gg/hr: an upright pedestal urnNB slightly contradictory context info for this grave (ie mention of two intercutting graves, bone in one, pot in the other ...?)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,74305,Unknown,,,,
74496,78060,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [153]: Gg/hr: Pedestal Urn, standing c. 50(?)cm high, near to SW edge of cut; ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,74306,Unknown,,,,
74497,78061,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [128]: Gg/hr: Truncated cremation vessel (not yet excavated) in the eastern half of grave [128]",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74307,Unknown,,,,
74498,78062,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [129]:Gg/hr: Cremation vessel within grave [129];An MNI of one burial within one vessel is recorded here due to the lack of further detail.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74308,Unknown,,,,
74498,78063,,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [129]:Gg/hr: The fill contained a bronze ring",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),74308,Unknown,,,,
74502,78067,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Glebe Land, Harrietsham (Canterbury Archaeology 1998, appx 1) Grave [361]: Gg/hr: burnt human bone was recovered from the grave fill; a truncated cremation vesselAn MNI of one burial is recorded here due to the lack of further detail.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,74310,Unknown,,,,
50165,78069,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 856: a fragment of amber (probably from a bead, 34);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Amber,50090,Unknown,,,,90
50165,78070,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 856: fragments of unburnt animal bone (table 6, 36)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50090,Unknown,,,,90
72409,78071,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 279:  fragments of unburnt animal bone (table 6, 36)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71558,Unknown,,,,90
72410,78072,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Margetts Pit (Wessex Archaeology 2010) pit 315: fragments of unburnt animal bone (table 6, 36)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71560,Unknown,,,,90
74504,78073,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Tothill Street, Minster: One of three LIA inhumations deposited with objects.'sheep bones'. No further information is available.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74311,Unknown,,,,
72535,78074,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Tothill Street, Minster: Early Bronze Age crouched inhumation burial buried with an assemblage of simple but personal objects.Gg (Bailey 2009, 70): a pig tusk bead.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Ivory],71640,Unknown,,,,
74505,78075,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 205111/205108) (Andrews et al. 2015, 39-43, 75): Gg: small, spherical blue faience bead;'an unusual find for Kent' (75)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Faience,74312,Unknown,,,,1471
74505,78076,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"East Kent Access Route (Zone 19, Burial 205111/205108)(Andrews et al. 2015, 39-43):Gg: two tiny fragments of sheet gold.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Gold,74312,Unknown,,,,1471
20201,78077,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Moortown Aerodrome (Horsey and Jarvis 1986, 163): A Deverel-Rimbury urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,20040,Unknown,,,,253
74506,78081,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Witchampton and Crichel Working Men's Club (Hall 1989)(Pit 1): One of four small cremation burials all of which were sectioned by a JCB.The contents of the urn and fragments of the urn itself were sampled and lodged with Priest's House Museum, Wimborne Minster.No further information is provided and no final report on the site appears to have been written.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74314,Priest's House Museum (Wimborne Minster),,,,1472
74507,78082,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Witchampton and Crichel Working Men's Club (Hall 1989)(Pit 2): One of four small cremation burials all of which were sectioned by a JCB.The contents of the urn and fragments of the urn itself were sampled and lodged with Priest's House Museum, Wimborne Minster.No further information is provided and no final report on the site appears to have been written.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74315,Priest's House Museum (Wimborne Minster),,,,1472
74508,78083,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Witchampton and Crichel Working Men's Club (Hall 1989)(Pit 3): One of four small cremation burials all of which were sectioned by a JCB.The urn in pit 3 was inverted. The contents of the urn and fragments of the urn itself were sampled and lodged with Priest's House Museum, Wimborne Minster.No further information is provided and no final report on the site appears to have been written.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,74316,Priest's House Museum (Wimborne Minster),,,,1472
74509,78084,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Witchampton and Crichel Working Men's Club (Hall 1989)(Pit 4): One of four small cremation burials all of which were sectioned by a JCB.This urn, together with its contents were removed from the site and lodged with Priest's House Museum, Wimborne Minster.No further information is provided and no final report on the site appears to have been written.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74317,Priest's House Museum (Wimborne Minster),,,,1472
30133,78085,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Deposits of human bones were covered with thin flat stones and were found at various points in the chamber,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74183,Unknown,,,,785
74510,78086,,Coffin,,,69,Coffin,,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 729 (Bennett et al 2014, 32-4, fig. 22):gg: The burial was contained within a wooden coffin measuring 1.85 by 0.75m indicated by soil stains and chalk rubble. Within the grave was a single fill (context 728) of redeposited chalk and mid-brown loam heavily discoloured with pale grey powdered chalk and small abraded chalk lumps.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74318,Unknown,,,,
30039,78087,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 7>:Almost at the bottom of the bones, and therefore placed originally at the top of them, was a portion of a tine of stag's horn, about [15 cm] long was lying in a horizontal position. It was reddish brown in colour, the surface being rough and unworn. A tiny fragment of bronze was found in a cavity at one end of the horn. The horn itself had apparently been rubbed smooth at each end, the cavity being merely caused by decay.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,in collared urn,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler], Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy]",73384,Unknown,,,,
74511,78088,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"<Baynes 1909, Ty'n-y-pwll, Burial 3>:Baynes (1909, 316-7) notes that Urn 3 was of a reddish colour with an impressed cord design in straight sloping lines.Tellier (2015) did not assess this vessel.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74320,Unknown,,,,
60032,78089,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Cnip Cairn corbelled cist burial (Close-Brooks 1995, 262-73): Some covering of cloth or skin must have been tied over the mouth of the urn before it was inverted into the cist, or the bone would have fallen out. ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74321,Unknown,,,,
74512,78090,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,"Cnip Cairn Area C burial (Lelong 2018, 9-14): Cluster 1:Gg: A small bronze awl was found at the northern edge of the cluster.The awl is single-pointed, with a circular section towards its tip and a squarish section around the mid-point of its shaft. It broadens to a spatulate end, which would have constituted a tang; when in use, this end would have been hidden within the awl�s organic handle (Sheridan in Lelong 2018, 39).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74326,Unknown,,,,
74513,78091,,Natural object,,,188,Shell,,"Cnip Cairn Area D burial (Lelong 2018, 14-16):Gg: Several marine shells had been placed with the body: a complete oyster shell lay near the skull, a limpet shell lay beneath the right arm (humerus), and several other limpet shells were found with the burial.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,"By skull, right arm and over the body",,,Coral/Shell [Shell],74325,Unknown,,,,
74513,78092,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"Cnip Cairn Area D burial (Lelong 2018, 14-16):Gg: The bones lay in dark brown silty sand, which may have been stained through the decay of some organic material in which the body was wrapped.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74325,Unknown,,,,
74512,78093,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Cnip Cairn Area C burial (Lelong 2018, 9-14):Clusters 2 and 3:Gg: Whoever positioned the bones also placed two jet beads with them. A fusiform bead was found next to the sacrum in Cluster 3, and a chunky rectangular bead was found beneath a thigh bone (femur) in Cluster 2.The fusiform bead is circular in cross-section at its widest point and has angled ends, their slope due partly to the ancient loss of material around the perforation at either end (Illus 22 & 23). Almost all the surface has been polished to a high sheen, and where the sheen is less intense (on one side, at the broadest point), there are very faint traces of multidirectional striations that relate to the shaping of the bead by abrasion. The overall impression is that this was an old and worn bead when buried (Sheridan in Lelong 2018, 40).The chunky bead is roughly rectangular, both in plan and cross-section, with one squared-off end and one partly squared-off end. It has a longitudinal perforation, drilled from both ends. At one end the borehole appears double and the second perforation extends only part of the way into the bead; this attests to the initial mis-positioning of the drill. The bead�s two broadest sides have been polished to a high sheen, obliterating virtually all traces of the grinding striations that had resulted from its shaping, while one of the narrow sides has just been polished to a low to medium sheen, insufficient to remove the faint traces of numerous longitudinal grinding striations. The other narrow edge has a pocked, �orange peel�-like appearance, with a large, natural, oval dimple near one end (see below.) An attempt has been made to polish this surface, but with little success. All of one end, and most of the other, is matte. There are signs of thread-wear: the edges of the perforations are worn smooth, and at either end there is a possible thread-groove.Among the sand that became caked in the bead�s perforation is a short length of thin organic material. Analysis has established that it is sinew, and this may well have been the thread on which the bead had been strung. Small fragments of similar material were also found in the fusiform bead�s perforation. It is impossible to say whether the two beads had originally formed part of a single piece of jewellery, although this possibility should be borne in mind (Sheridan in Lelong 2018, 42).",N/a,Unknown,Worn,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet], Sinew",74330,Unknown,,,,
74512,78094,,Cover,,,267,Wrap,,"Cnip Cairn Area C burial (Lelong 2018, 9-14):Clusters 2 and 3:Gg: The sand around one group of bones (comprising two leg bones and an upper arm bone lying parallel to each other, another lower leg bone and some large skull fragments) was darker brown, perhaps indicating that the bones had been wrapped in cloth or other organic material.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74330,Unknown,,,,
74251,78095,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Merddyn Gwyn, Pentraeth urned cremation burial (Lynch 1991, 186): A bone from a dog was recovered from the urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74010,Unknown,,,,797
30196,78096,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Afon Wen Burial SF4 (Roberts et al 2007):Food Vessel urn with internal and external decoration. The external slope of the rim is decorated with two lines of stab marks made with a round pointed stick, with a chevron line of stab marks 75mm below this. The body of the pot is undecorated but was smoothed with a tool. The fabric is hard and well fired, with a pink beige outer surface and a brown/black inner surface. There is also a large rectangular impression on the neck that may be the impression of a piece of straw, burnt out during firing.",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,
30196,78097,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Afon Wen Burial SF4 (Roberts et al 2007):The human remains were accompanied by cremated animal bones,N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],,Unknown,,,,
30196,78098,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Afon Wen Burial SF4 (Roberts et al 2007):Some of the human bone fragments had blue/green stains � potentially from a (now degraded) copper-alloy object?,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
72391,78099,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Afon Wen Burial SF3 (Roberts et al 2007):Staining on the bone suggests that the bodies may have been accompanied by a copper alloy object (now degraded) (Tellier 2015, 340)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,
30053,78100,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Plas Penrhyn, Derwyn (Lynch 1991, Burial 1): Inverted Collared Urn with whipped cord decoration. 300mm rd and 300mm tall",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74003,Storiel (Bangor),,,,1397
50139,78102,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Dickson Land, Canterbury Road, Hawkinge: Gg: large, unabraded sherds from a wheel-thrown closed-mouthed jar with beaded rim",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,50070,Unknown,,,,66
74515,78103,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),<Former Hawkinge Aerodrome (Preistly-Bell 2002) F. 155>: pottery from a single vessel dated to Late Iron Age - early Romano-British period.LIA/eRo,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74337,Unknown,,,,91
74516,78104,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Former Hawkinge Aerodrome (Preistly-Bell 2002) F. 157>: pottery from a single vessel dated to the Late Iron Age period. The section drawing suggests that this vessel was broken and mixed with the human bone, possibly due to truncation?",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74338,Unknown,,,,91
50203,78105,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"<75 The Street, Hawkinge (Thorne 2006, 19) Cremation Set II>: The cremation urn was accompanied by a complete handmade bowl with a corrugated neck and an angular carination at the shoulder and a band of diagonal burnished lines on the shoulder. The neck has been burnished. The fill of this vessel did not contain any bone, just one small fragment of charcoal.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,50131,Unknown,,,,
74517,78106,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"<75 The Street, Hawkinge (Thorne 2006, 19) Cremation Set III>: Cremation burial within the base of a truncated urn with a solid flat foot (Thompson 1982, 75-77 A8) with a 130mm basal diameter. It is fragmentary and a further 14 sherds were recovered from the surface of the block in which the vessel was lifted. Although it is hand made it could easily be mistaken for a wheelmade vessel as it has been formed and finished very evenly. This form is 'Belgic' although it continues into the Roman period (ibid, 75). This vessel contained a large quantity of cremated bone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74339,Unknown,,,,
50228,78107,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Church Hougham (Parfitt 1998): an inverted pottery vessel covering a cremation burial. The vessel has been provisionally identified as a Deverel Rimbury type bucket urn, of Middle Bronze Age date.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Pottery,71193,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78108,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78109,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78110,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78111,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78112,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78113,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78114,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78115,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78116,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78117,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78118,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78119,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78120,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78121,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78122,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78123,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78124,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78125,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78126,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78127,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78128,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78129,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78130,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78131,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78132,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78133,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78134,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78135,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78136,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78137,,Pot,,,146,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Unknown/Unspecified),"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of thirty pottery vessels found with the twelve cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78138,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of two La Tene III brooches recovered from the twelve cremation burials. No further details are available.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,145
72207,78139,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Gravel Lane, Hougham (Parfitt 1998): One of two La Tene III brooches recovered from the twelve cremation burials. No further details are available.",La T�ne III (La T�ne D),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),,Unknown,,,,145
40002,78140,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Two sherds of pottery (initially identified as Food Vase) were noted with the burials. Mortimer (1905, 351) just states that two pieces of Food Vase accompanied them, This must be misidentified as the burials are Early Neolithic (or else it is intrusive).",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,72591,Unknown,,,,1100
74519,78143,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Bone hair pin behind skull (fig 509) , made of shank bone of a sheep/goat. It was 3 inches long ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,On side,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74352,Unknown,,,,971
74520,78144,,Animal bone,,,237,Animal Joint/Part (Other specified part),,Shoulder blade of ox next to disarticulated remains ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74353,Unknown,,,,971
74521,78145,,Other,,,99,Floral Offering,,Dark organic matter under skull - some kind of clothing/ wrap or perhaps a floral offering/ organic pillow ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,under skull ,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74354,Unknown,,,,971
74521,78146,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Beaker by right shoulder - (Mortimer 1905, fig. 510). Highly ornamented ",N/a,Complete,Repaired,Upright,Direct,Torso,By right shoulder ,,,Pottery,74354,Unknown,,,,971
74521,78147,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,Beautiful flint dagger lying next to Beaker (Fig. 511). Dark-coloured and nearly 7 inches long. Quite weathered ,N/a,Complete,Worn,On side,Direct,Torso,Placed by shoulder next to Beaker pot ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74354,Unknown,,,,971
74521,78148,,Tool,,,199,Strike A Light,,Strike a light - block of iron pyrites placed next to flint dagger; also accompanied by a worked flint ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed next to torso ,,,"Ironstone, Chert / Flint [Flint]",74354,Unknown,,,,971
74521,78149,,Clothing,,,58,Button,,POlished jet button placed next to Beaker. Circular jet button (fig. 514),N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Placed next to cup and dagger ,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74354,Unknown,,,,971
74521,78150,,Axe,,,24,Axe/Axehead,Axe (Perforated),"Well formed battle-axe made of oolitic limestone (Mortimer 1905, fig. 513). It was finely polished - placed next to dagger ",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,placed next to dagger ,,,Limestone,74354,Unknown,,,,971
74522,78151,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Highly-finished and well-decorated Food Vessel. (Mortimer 1905, fig. 515) in front of skull, It is 5,5 inches tall, 6 inches wide at mouth and 23/4 inches wide at base. Two grooves outside and containing 4 stops. The under and outer sides of lip are thickly ornamented with small herring-bone impressions and vase filled with dark soil and the rib of an animal, possibly rabbit ",N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Head,In front of skull ,,,Pottery,74355,Unknown,,,,971
74523,78152,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,Food Vessel on top of the calcined bone deposit. Well-ornamented and is 5 inches tall and 5.5 inches rim diameter. Lots of weird rock inclusions in the fabric (fig. 517). ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Covering the body,Placed upright on top of cremated bones ,,,Pottery,74356,Unknown,,,,971
74523,78153,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,Bone pin on top of bones that likely secured some kind of wrapper containing the cremation. Pin is 21/4 inches long (fig. 518). ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,On top of body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74356,Unknown,,,,971
74524,78154,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,Right hand near an a man-made pounder of gristone (fig. 519),N/a,Complete,Used,Unknown,Direct,Hands,Right hand ,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74357,Unknown,,,,971
74524,78155,,Animal bone,,,11,Animal Joint/Part,Head,By shoulder was a lower jaw of ox or red deer with 3 teeth ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,By shoulder ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74357,Unknown,,,,971
74524,78156,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,Back of skull was a black flint flake ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behind skull ,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74357,Unknown,,,,971
74524,78157,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,By pelvis was a red deer antler ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,Pelvis ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],74357,Unknown,,,,971
74525,78158,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,antler tine made into knife placed at pelvis ,N/a,Unknown,Used,On side,Direct,Legs,Pelvis ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],74358,Unknown,,,,971
20103,78159,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"There were three tubular bone beads in the head area, one made from the tibia of a large bird, perhaps a swan",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74359,Unknown,,,,1478
20103,78160,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,flint flake in front of the hands,N/a,Complete,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74359,Unknown,,,,1478
20103,78161,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,All but the skull was covered by a tabular flint cairn built directly over the bod,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74359,Unknown,,,,1478
74529,78162,,Tool,,,78,Cushion Stone,,"Two chalk lumps, carved with criss-cross lines but no clear pattern, behind head ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,Behin head ,,,Chalk,74360,Unknown,,,,1478
74529,78163,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Body Covered by overhanging edge of an in situ flint slab & 2 further slabs of flint/ Grave covering � flint slabs. ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74360,Unknown,,,,1478
20299,78164,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Body carefully covered by deposit of calcareous stone and then sealed by large sarsen boulders ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Limestone,73972,Unknown,,,,
74530,78165,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,1m long sarsen stone sealing cremation ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,On side,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74361,Unknown,,,,
74531,78166,,Cover,,,262,Cover,,Large sarsen boulder covers burialOther objects noted in the grave fill were not directly associated with the body and are possibly later (dagger rivet and tranchet arrowhead). ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74362,Unknown,,,,
74068,78167,,Tool,,,173,Pounder/Rubber (Unknown/Unspecified),,Stone pounder lay under the articulated crouched skeleton ,N/a,Complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74363,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74068,78168,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,two flakes under body ,N/a,Unknown,Fresh,Unknown,Direct,Under body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74363,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74061,78169,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Fragments of broken urn(s) - scattered and likely originally covered the cremated pile of bones before getting disturbed - large open Unstan bowl that has obliquely incised linear decoration ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73735,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74061,78170,,Pot,,,168,Pot,Unstan Ware,Fragments of broken urn(s) - scattered and likely originally covered the cremated pile of bones before getting disturbed - large open Unstan bowl that has obliquely incised linear decoration ,N/a,Almost complete,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73736,National Museum of Scotland,,,,
74532,78172,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Rosinish, Benbecula, Crawford 1977, 100: Biconical vessel - broken in antiquity",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,74364,Unknown,,,,460
74532,78173,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Rosinish, Benbecula, Crawford 1977, 100: Accessory vessel; with pinched out neck and pseudo-collar",N/a,Complete,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,74364,Unknown,,,,460
74532,78174,,Jewellery,,,129,Pendant,,"Rosinish, Benbecula, Crawford 1977, : Perforated limestone object - probably a pendant, potentially burnt",N/a,Complete,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Limestone,74364,Unknown,,,,460
74533,78176,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"<Warmwell Quarry, West Knighton>: a cordon-decorated urn. No further information",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74367,Unknown,,,,1473
60070,78177,,Other,,,272,Assemblage (Mixed),,"<Lopness, Sanday, Orkney (Innes 2016)>: The woman was deposited in a matrix of �midden-like� material comprising coarse pottery, including large conjoining sherds, flint knapping debris, mammal, fish and bird bones, seaweed and charred weed and barley grains. It was unclear (stratigraphically) whether this was deposited at the time of the burial or sometime later.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone], Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified), Chert / Flint [Flint], Charred Plant Remains, Pottery",60018,Unknown,,,,
74535,78178,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Pottery sherds of unknown/disputed date, thought to have been smashed after the deposition of the cremated bone in the chamber (Sawyer 2015, 54)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73810,Unknown,,,,404
74536,78179,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Pottery sherds of unknown/disputed date, thought to have been smashed after the deposition of the cremated bone in the chamber (Sawyer 2015, 54)",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,73811,Unknown,,,,404
74537,78180,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn containing cremation but no further detail (accidental discovery by workmen).Likely Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74368,Unknown,,,,1223
74538,78181,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn containing cremation but no further detail (accidental discovery by workmen). Likely Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74369,Unknown,,,,1223
74539,78182,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn containing cremation but no further detail (accidental discovery by workmen). Likely Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74371,Unknown,,,,1223
74540,78183,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Cinerary urn containing cremation but no further detail (accidental discovery by workmen).Likely Trevisker urn ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74372,Unknown,,,,1223
10011,78184,,Other,,,244,Lid,,Douch 1962: 94 'the urn rested on a flat stone and was covered with another',N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,On top of body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),73260,Unknown,,,,1224
72142,78186,,Pot,,,241,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other specified type),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: Conical jar with slightly irregular upper body (Parfitt 1995, 172 fig. 63 no. X4.1). Contained one or more of the brooches from this grave.Potentially one of the earliest vessels associated with cremation burials at Mill Hill Deal (mid 1st century BC?). Handmade grog-tempered vessel with burnished outer surface and smoothed interior (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 47-8)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78187,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: Pedestal jar (Parfitt 1995, 172 fig. 63 no. X4.2)Handmade grog-tempered, irregularly fired. Pairs of burnished grooves drawn freehand around the body to imitate cordons (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 49).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78188,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: Ripple-necked jar (Parfitt 1995, 172 fig. 63 no. X4.3)Handmade grog-tempered vessel with smoothed lower body and interior. Decorated with burnished chevrons on a rilled matt background. Burnished cross on underside of base. Small rim and shoulder sherds missing (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78189,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: La Tene III brooch, possibly worn as a pair with GID_gg72409 (Parfitt 1995, 172)Knotenfibeln brooch with four-coiled spring, internal chord , moulding on the bow and open catch-plate. Fine grooved decoration. Broken pin (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99 fig. 42 no. 10)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78190,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: La Tene III brooch, possibly worn as a pair with GID_gg72408 (Parfitt 1995, 172)Knotenfibeln brooch with four-coiled spring, internal chord, moulding on the bow and open catch-plate. Rounded bow and deep incisions close to the boss (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99 fig. 42 no. 11)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78191,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: La Tene III brooch, possibly worn as a pair with GID_gg72411 (Parfitt 1995, 172)Knotenfibeln brooch with four-coiled spring, internal chord, moulding on the bow and catch-plate with four perforations. Slight trumpet like expansion at head of bow. Broken catch-plate (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99 fig. 42 no. 13).",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78192,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: La Tene III brooch, possibly worn as a pair with GID_gg72410 (Parfitt 1995, 172)Knotenfibeln brooch with four-coiled spring, internal chord, moulding on the bow and catch-plate with four perforations. Missing pin (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99 fig. 42 no. 14).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78193,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 4: La Tene II brooch, possibly that found within the ripple-necked jar (Parfitt 1995, 172).Knotenfibeln brooch with four-coiled spring, internal chord, moulding on the bow and catch-plate with four perforations. Expanded trumpet-shaped head, elaborate moulding on the bow. The boss on the bow includes a slight hook. A line of four circular perforations in the catch-plate. (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 99 fig. 42 no. 12; see also Stead 1976, 404).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Unknown,,,,
72142,78194,,Pot,,,238,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Pedestal Urn),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 5: Pedestal jar (Parfitt 1995, 176 fig. 63 no. X5.1).Handmade body, wheel-finished rim, grog-tempered. Burnished exterior, roughly wiped interior (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50-1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78195,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 5: Pedestal tazza (Parfitt 1995, 176 fig. 63 no. X5.2).Wheel-turned, grog-tempered, burnished exterior, unfinished interior. Fractured the entire length of the body but restored to complete (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50-1; see also Thompson 1982, 427 no. 9; Ogilvie and Dunning 1967, 224-5 fig. 5).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Dover Museum,,,,
72142,78196,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 7: Unusual Kragenfibel bronze brooch with large disc/collar threaded onto bow. Long, shallow catchplate (possibly with perforations), eight-coil spring, external chord, hook and wings. Missing (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103 fig. 43 no. 16).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Unknown,,,,
72142,78197,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Mill Hill, Deal Context 7: Simple Gallic brooch similar to that found in Grave X8.  Flattish, untapered bow and elaborately pierced catchplate (four perforations). Six coil spring, external chord, hook and wings. Broken pin. Missing.  (Stead in Parfitt 1995, 103 fig. 44 no. 22). ",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74389,Unknown,,,,
72142,78198,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 9: Ripple necked/shouldered bowl, potentially one of the missing vessels from Context X9 (Parfitt 1995, 174).Wheel-thrown black ware with quartz sand and possibly also grog inclusions. Unevenly fired. Burnished exterior, unfinished interior. Burnished chevrons on matt background. Chipped rim (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 51; see also Thompson 1982, 391 who records it as a cup).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Unknown,,,,
72142,78199,,Pot,,,239,Pot,Belgic-Related Tradition (Other fineware vessel),"Mill Hill, Deal Context 9: Ripple necked jar, potentially one of the missing vessels from Context X9 (Parfitt 1995, 174).Handmade body, wheel-finished shoulder and rim, grog-tempered. Burnished body. Scribble burnished lattice decoration (Rigby in Parfitt 1995, 50-1).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74389,Unknown,,,,
60049,78200,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"Sithean An Altair, North Uist: an assemblage of rounded quartz pebbles",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,74396,Unknown,,,,443
50140,78201,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Former RM North Barracks (Macpherson-Grant in Parfitt 2000, 9): Only the base and first few centimetres of the lower wall survived intact, the rest has been machine sheared or ploughed away. Irrespective the base was recovered in situ. The fabric type and firing suggests the base of an EIA storage jar, but it could be earlier and the fragments of burnt bone might initially suggest the base of a cremation jar of later Bronze Age Devcril-Rimbury date (c.1500-1100 BC).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,50071,Unknown,,,,67
50092,78202,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 687 (Bennett et al 2014, 29-30):gg: nineteen shells of porsphaera globularis, a common chalk fossil, were recovered from the grave fill concentrated close to the skull. Many of the fossil shells were pierced - they possibly represent a necklace.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),71626,Unknown,,,,
74510,78203,,Other,,,272,Assemblage (Mixed),,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 729 (Bennett et al 2014, 32-4, fig. 22):gg: Mixed material including two potsherds of Peterborough Ware and three of possible Beaker, fragments of burnt daub and carbonised oak, burnt flints and nearly 300 struck flints, including two end scrapers, a piercer and four cores was recovered from the grave fill. The excavator suggests that this could represent incidentally included midden material. However 'it remains a possibility that at least a proportion of the material may have been deliberately included as part of the funerary ritual.'",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,"Pottery, Chert / Flint [Flint]",74318,Unknown,,,,
74544,78204,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 433 (Bennett et al 2014, 34-6, fig. 21):gg: unidentified fragments of animal bone ",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74398,Unknown,,,,
74544,78205,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 433 (Bennett et al 2014, 34-6, fig. 21):gg: an unburnt pair of bone tweezers",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74398,Unknown,,,,
74544,78206,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Eastling Wood, Phase 3 Grave 433 (Bennett et al 2014, 34-6, fig. 21):gg: The burial um, though damaged was a substantially complete Collared and decorated Um of Longworth's Secondary Series, South-East style (Fig 32, no 19), generally dated 2000- 1500 BC.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74398,Unknown,,,,
50231,78209,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 1, Plateau 6, Central burial G6004 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 865):Probably set within timber coffin/grave lining.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74401,Unknown,,,,
50231,78210,,Weaponry,,,84,Dagger (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 1, Plateau 6, Central burial G6004 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 865):Grave goods: a copper dagger (SF 6.33) underneath the right scapula;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Copper,74401,Unknown,,,,
50231,78211,,Weaponry,,,223,Arm Guard/Bracer,,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 1, Plateau 6, Central burial G6004 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 865):Grave goods: a stone wrist guard (SF 6.34) beside the left arm",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74401,Unknown,,,,
50231,78212,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 1, Plateau 6, Central burial G6004 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 865):Grave goods: a beaker pot (SF 6.9000) at the feet",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,74401,Unknown,,,,
74548,78213,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 5, Plateau 3, Grave S3267 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 872):Grave goods: a crushed ceramic Beaker (SF 3.242) located at the north end beneath the lower legs",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,74402,Unknown,,,,
74548,78214,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 5, Plateau 3, Grave S3267 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 872):Grave goods: copper alloy pin (SF 3.38) located near the femur and pelvis.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74402,Unknown,,,,
74549,78215,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Isolated burials, Grave G2000, Plateau 2 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 873):Grave goods: a copper alloy pin (SF 2.3) situated near to the skull",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74403,Unknown,,,,
74550,78216,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Isolated burials, Grave G3004, Plateau 3 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 873):Grave goods: a ceramic beaker (SF 3.241) in the south-west corner of the grave above the shoulder of the inhumation.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,74404,Unknown,,,,
74551,78217,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Isolated burials, Grave G4043, Plateau 4 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 874):Grave goods: a decorated long necked beaker (SF 4.37) was placed at the south-west end of the grave adjacent to the skull.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,74405,Unknown,,,,
74552,78218,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Isolated burials, Grave G10003, Plateau 1 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 874-5):Grave goods: one of two Beaker vessels; this one was placed by the front of the head (SF 1. 78)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,74406,Unknown,,,,
74552,78219,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Isolated burials, Grave G10003, Plateau 1 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 874-5):Grave goods: one of two Beaker vessels; this one was placed in front of the skeleton by the elbow (SF 1.79).",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Arms,,,,Pottery,74406,Unknown,,,,
74552,78220,,Other,,,272,Assemblage (Mixed),,"Thanet Earth, Isolated burials, Grave G10003, Plateau 1 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 874-5):Grave goods:Prehistoric pottery, animal bone and worked flint also recovered from the fill could suggest funerary feasting",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,"Pottery, Chert / Flint [Flint], Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]",74406,Unknown,,,,
74553,78221,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Grave Group G10002, Plateau 1, Grave S10824 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 875):Grave goods: A small and fragmented Beaker pot (SF 1.9018) placed immediately SW of the skull;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Pottery,74407,Unknown,,,,
74553,78222,,Tool,,,208,Tool (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Grave Group G10002, Plateau 1, Grave S10824 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 875):Grave goods: a possible worked flint (SF 1.9031) in the feet area",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74407,Unknown,,,,
74554,78223,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Thanet Earth, Grave Group G10002, Plateau 1, Grave S10843 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 876):Grave goods: a large beaker pot (SF 1.9015) lying on its side at the foot of the skeleton;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,74408,Unknown,,,,
74554,78224,,Jewellery,,,124,Necklace,,"Thanet Earth, Grave Group G10002, Plateau 1, Grave S10843 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 876):Grave goods: four amber beads (SF 1.169�1.172) located around the neckline.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Amber,74408,Unknown,,,,
74555,78225,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"Thanet Earth, Cremation burials Plateau 1, (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 880):Grave goods: arrangement in section suggesting confinement within a perishable container;",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),74409,Unknown,,,,
74555,78226,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Thanet Earth, Cremation burials Plateau 1, (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 880):Grave goods: 0.3g of probable animal bone",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74409,Unknown,,,,
74556,78227,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Cremation burials Plateau 3, Pit S3043 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 881-2):Grave goods: remnant vessel",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74410,Unknown,,,,
74557,78228,,Flint tool,,,97,Flake,,"Thanet Earth, Barrow 9, Plateau 8, Grave G8310 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 886):Grave goods: a flint flake (SF 8.250) directly adjacent to the right hand",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Hands,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74411,Unknown,,,,
59004,78229,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"A249 Iwade bypass to Queensborough investigations Zone B, Burial AAB Brooch 1/SF 6/Sample 57 (Crummy in CgMs 2008, 182): Copper-alloy Colchester brooch, in fragments and incomplete. Length 67 mm. The bow with part of the spring and chord survives in one piece, the latter held in the stump of the forward hook. The other part of the spring is from Sample 57. The side-wings have transverse mouldings and are incomplete. The bow is plain, D-shaped in section and tapers to a pointed foot. The catchplate is missing. Only a short length of wire may be part of the pin.Probably formed a pair with the other brooch from this grave.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74413,Unknown,,,,854
59004,78230,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"A249 Iwade bypass to Queensborough investigations Zone B, Burial AAB Brooch 2/57/SF 6 (Crummy in CgMs 2008, 182): Copper-alloy Colchester brooch, in fragments and incomplete. Length 71 mm. The bow with part of the spring and chord survives in one piece, the latter held in the stump of the forward hook. The other part of the spring is recorded as SF 6. The side-wings are incomplete and plain. The bow is plain, D-shaped in section and tapers to a pointed foot. The catchplate is missing. Only two short lengths of wire remain of the pin.Probably formed a pair with the other brooch from this grave.",N/a,Almost complete,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74413,Unknown,,,,854
74558,78231,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Chalk Hill, Ramsgate, Burial 446 (Clark et al 2019, 73-4): Beaker: Long-necked beaker made from a soft fabric (probably incomplete upon burial). The toothed-comb decoration (elongated filled triangles at the neck and base, zoned decoration on the body) was slightly haphazardly applied. There was a post firing perforation in the neck (Gibson in Clark et al 2019, 111).",N/a,Almost complete,Repaired,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,Y,,Pottery,74414,Unknown,,,,
74558,78232,,Clothing,,,226,Strap fitting,,"Chalk Hill, Ramsgate, Burial 446 (Clark et al 2019, 73-4): Belt/pulley ring: Jet disc with a central hole, decorated with concentric grooves. There are two complete and two incomplete perforations in the disc. Interpreted as a costume item based on Wessex examples (typically undecorated)(Powell in Clark et al 2019, 114)(Seneschal thesaurus recommends use of strap fitting for belt/pulley ring)",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,Y,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Jet],74414,Unknown,,,,
74559,78233,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"Chalk Hill, Ramsgate, Burial 439 (Clark et al 2019, 74-5):The six fox teeth recovered from the grave fill represent a young fox, probably aged 1 1/2- 2 months at death. The author suggests that the entire skull may have been deposited in the grave fill at the time of burial, potentially as a grave good (Bendrey in Clark et al 2019, 130).Borderline gg",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],,Unknown,,,,
74560,78234,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Chalk Hill, Ramsgate, Burial 478 (Clark et al 2019, 74-5):A small copper-alloy object (now lost) was found where the jaw bone would have been.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74417,Unknown,,,,
20112,78235,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"East of Pimperne long barrow, unlocated barrow (Grinsell 1959): extended inhumation, probably primary, with 'fragments of a rude urn' at its side, covered by a cairn of flints.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Pottery,74418,Unknown,,,,1035
20147,78236,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel Barrow 5, phase 1, burial 1 (Green et al 1983, 39-41): gg: a bell-beaker was left standing just to the south of the feet. The beaker was decorated with four zones of simple horizontal lines created with a coarse-toothed comb.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,74419,Unknown,,,,1480
74563,78237,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel Barrow 5, phase 1, burial 6 (Green et al 1983, 42-4): gg: Close to the body a bell-beaker was placed in an upright position. The decoration on this vessel was carelessly executed with a fine toothed comb, comprising four zones of horizontal lines and a boxed band.The bones were disturbed by a later burial (or may alternatively have been disarticulated upon burial), the beaker was broken.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Upright,Direct,Alongside body,,Y,,Pottery,74420,Unknown,,,,1480
73799,78238,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel Barrow 5, phase 2, burials 2-5 (Green et al 1983, 41-3):Sherds from a 'Dorset Bowl' beaker were scattered in the grave fills of the food vessel associated burials (2-5). Green et al (1983, 43) suggest that it was broken at the time of these burials and scattered amongst the (contemporary?) graves. Handled beaker cup with 3 bands of lines and two bands of filled lozenges.",N/a,Fragment(s),Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,Y,,Pottery,,Unknown,,,,1480
74562,78239,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel Barrow 5, phase 2, burial 5 (Green et al 1983, 42-3): Over her left shoulder was placed an inverted food vessel.The rim is bevelled internally; the shoulder is marked by a slight, wavering groove. The rim is nicked at the top and bottom by rows of circular stab marks; the shoulder has two lines of paired oval marks set chevron-wise.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Head,,Y,,Pottery,74423,Unknown,,,,1480
74564,78241,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 1, burials 1-2: Large oval grave pit containing two tightly contracted inhumation burials and the disarticulated bones of an adult man.gg (hr2): Close to the face and parallel with the body lay a thin wooden stick",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74425,Unknown,,,,
74565,78242,,Flint tool,,,95,Blade,,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 2, burial 3: gg: a flint blade (by the face);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74427,Unknown,,,,
74565,78243,,Tool,,,125,Needle,,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 2, burial 3: gg: a small-eyed bone pin (amongst the bones - torso?);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74427,Unknown,,,,
74565,78244,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 2, burial 3: gg: a long curved wooden object (alongside body, potentially a bow);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Wood (Uncertain/Unspecified),74427,Unknown,,,,
74565,78245,,Grave furnishing,,,263,Liner,,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 2, burial 3: gg: grave liner - two lines of flints, framing the body and the grave goods within the grave",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],74427,Unknown,,,,
74566,78246,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 3, burial 4: a plain collared urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74428,Unknown,,,,
74567,78247,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 3, burial 5: an inverted collared urn. Fragments of two other, similar urns were placed around this interment.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74429,Unknown,,,,
74567,78248,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 3, burial 5: Rim fragments from a collared urn located over the shoulder of the urn containing the cremated remains.",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,74429,Unknown,,,,
74567,78249,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 3, burial 5: Fragments of a collared urn (2 rim sherds only)",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,74429,Unknown,,,,
74568,78250,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 4, burial 6: one of up to five later urned cremation burials in transitional biconical/DR urns. Burial 6: juvenille, fragments, accompanied by the base of a transitional biconical/DR urn (fingertip decoration?)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74430,Unknown,,,,
74569,78251,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Grinsell's (1959, 118) Long Crichel barrow 7 (Green et al 1983) Phase 4, burial 8: Burial 8: young male, most body parts represented, accompanied by a handled (v unusual) transitional biconical/DR urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74431,Unknown,,,,
40031,78253,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,Bishop Burton (YAS record card info): two pieces of a bronze object found within the urn,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy (Uncertain/Unspecified),40027,Yorkshire Museum,,,,1015
74570,78254,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Skerne burial 2 (Proctor 1855, 185):  a large and beautiful specimen of a (probably) British urned burial (Collared Urn), mouth upwards, much damaged on removal",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74432,Unknown,,,,1018
74570,78255,,Pot,,,157,Pot,Miniature/Pygmy Vessel,"Skerne burial 2 (Proctor 1855, 185): a small undecorated, roughly made vessel was found within the collared urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74432,Unknown,,,,1018
40182,78256,FHU7966,Jewellery,,,177,Ring (Hand/Toe/Ear),,"Swinescaif Quarry, South Cave (Loughlin and Miller 1979, 35): A ring, possibly bone, was found at the same time but has been lost.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],40152,Unknown,,,,1030
40304,78257,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"<Station Farm, Wetwang (Manby 1996)>: gg: The accompanying Beaker is assigned to Clarke's early Southern British Beaker Class to Step Six of Lanting and van der Vaal's regional development sequence, and to Southern Group B of Case's recent classification. A date placing such a characteristically decorated Beaker in the first quarter of the second millennium B.C. is significant in terms of both national chronology and the regional sequence (manby 1996, 38)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,40258,Unknown,,,,163
40303,78258,FHU2011,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Station Farm, quarry find: beaker pot (no further information)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,40257,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1485
40005,78259,FHU3412,Animal bone,,,3,Animal Burial (Specified type),,Grindale Barrow 2 (Manby 1980): The undisturbed remains of a suckling pig were recovered from the south-east corner of the grave,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Missing,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74433,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,
74571,78260,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Thanet Earth, Late Iron Age cemetery, Plateau 8, Grave S12972 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 888):Grave goods: an iron brooch (SF 68.249), located by the feet.Fragments from two broken bow brooches from Plateau 8 (FN 8.9022 Context 12369; Cat. No. 68, not illustrated) dated to the late Iron Age-Roman period. The fragments, which comprised parts from two bows and parts of a broken pin and a catchplate, were all very corroded. However, the form of the bows appears to be simple, the closest parallels appearing to be among late La Tne Drahtfibel brooches discussed by Mackreth(2011, plate 11, 22�23), although the extent of damage and corrosion render closer identification impossible (550)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,74434,Unknown,,,,
74571,78261,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Thanet Earth, Late Iron Age cemetery, Plateau 8, Grave S12972 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 888):Grave goods: an iron brooch (SF 68.249), located by the feet.Fragments from two broken bow brooches from Plateau 8 (FN 8.9022 Context 12369; Cat. No. 68, not illustrated) dated to the late Iron Age-Roman period. The fragments, which comprised parts from two bows and parts of a broken pin and a catchplate, were all very corroded. However, the form of the bows appears to be simple, the closest parallels appearing to be among late La Tne Drahtfibel brooches discussed by Mackreth(2011, plate 11, 22�23), although the extent of damage and corrosion render closer identification impossible (550)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Iron,74434,Unknown,,,,
74572,78262,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,55,Brooch (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Late Iron Age cemetery, Plateau 8, Grave S14019 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 890):an iron brooch (SF 251) located by the right shoulder perhaps used to secure a shroud or placed within one;Grave goods: iron brooch (SF 8.251) near right shoulderNB not in catalogue/in catalogue as a nail",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Iron,74435,Unknown,,,,
74573,78263,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Thanet Earth, Late Iron Age cemetery, Plateau 8, Grave S14929 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 891):copper alloy brooch (SF 8.463) found in the upper centre right part of the grave was perhaps in situ in the chest area of the degraded skeletonGrave goods: A late La Tne copper alloy brooch (SF 8.463)Bow brooch made of copper alloy wire curved into a U-shape, with a spring with four coils. The pin and catchplate are both fragmentary. The closest parallels for this type of brooch appear to be among late La Tne Drahtfibel brooches discussed by Mackreth (2011, plate 11, 21�22). Length: 43 mm, width at spring: 14 mm, thickness of bow: 3 mm.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74436,Unknown,,,,
74574,78264,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Thanet Earth, Late Iron Age cemetery, Plateau 8, Grave S8896 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 896-7):Grave goods: near complete pottery vessel adjacent to the left legVessel F43 Shouldered jar with a flat topped rim with internal and external projections; wall thickness 6.5�10mm (689)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,,,,Pottery,74437,Unknown,,,,
74577,78278,,Pot,,,242,Pot,Gallo-Belgic Ware (Specified type),"Thanet Earth, Plateau 8, LIA Cremation burial S12315 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 899-900):Container: Butt beakerLyne in Rady and Holman forthcoming, 796: ?Butt beaker in black very-fine �Belgic� grog-tempered ware fabric B1. c. 0�AD 70. Context 12314. DWG 23",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74440,Unknown,,,,
74579,78279,,Pin/point/brooch_b,,,42,Brooch (Specified type),,"Thanet Earth, Plateau 8, LIA Inhumation burial S12312 (Rady and Holman forthcoming, 900-1):Grave goods: copper alloy bow brooch (SF 8.155, dated to the earlier part of the 1st century BC and not the later).Bow brooch, complete, with a four-coiled spring and a decorative moulding just above the catchplate which is perforated. This small, elegant brooch conforms to Mackreth�s late La Tne Stead 1.b1 type brooch, particularly to a larger example from Harrietsham, Glebeland, Kent (Mackreth 2011, plate 1: 2959, 8�10). Mackreth suggests that this type of brooch dates to �the earlier part of the 1st century BC andnot the later� (ibid, 10). Length: 46 mm, width at spring: 8 mm, maximum thickness of bow: 5 mm. Plateau 8 FN 8.155 Context 12310. Phase 8.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],74441,Unknown,,,,
74580,78280,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Walkington Wold Barrow 2, Phase 1, primary inhumation burial (Bartlett and Mackay 1973, 7): Near the centre and in front of the body was a crushed but complete Food Vessel. This vessel is significant and unusual.gg: upright food vessel placed close to the ribs of the skeleton. Decorated with rows of triangular impressions on the rim and shoulder. The vessel has four lugs - three unperforated, one with a double vertical perforation, potentially for the attachment of a lid (34-5, plate 2, fig 14)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Pottery,74442,Unknown,,,,1482
40051,78281,,Pot,,,271,Pot,Bipartite Urn,"Walkington Wold Barrow 1, Phase 2, secondary cremation burial (Bartlett and Mackay 1973, 6-7): Several large fragments of a cinerary urn were found in the lower fill of the ditch on the north-eastern side of Barrow 1. gg: rim of a bipartite urn with cord-impressed chevrons on the outside of the rim",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74443,Unknown,,,,1482
74587,78282,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1033:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2: SF 285. Rim, collar, shoulder and upper wall from a Food Vessel Um. There is a deep internal moulding which is decorated with three horizontal rows of twisted cord impressions, and there are two raised ridges above the shoulder. Buff/grey/grey. Primary Series. Fabric: clast group I (D: dominated by grog rather than lithic clasts), thin section 2",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74451,Unknown,,,,1078
74587,78283,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1033:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2: SF 286. Flat rim with internal moulding, the rim top decorated with a row of bird-bone impressions, and the moulding with three rows of elongated linear impressions. On the exterior, immediately below the rim, and located above and below the shoulder, are irregular rows of bird-bone impressions. Food Vessel. Buff/grey/ dark grey. Primary Series. Fabric: clast group 3 (A2, but rich in homeblende), thin section 3.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Unknown,,Y,,Pottery,74451,Unknown,,,,1078
74586,78284,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1007:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2: SF 281 /293. Fragments from the plain shoulder of a Collared Um. Buff throughout. Fabric: clast group 3 (A2, but rich in homeblende), thin sections 7 and 8.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74450,Unknown,,,,1078
74585,78285,,Jewellery,,,30,Bead(s),,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1034:GG:Bowman et al in Cuttler et al 2012, 145-9: Quoit shaped faience bead. The identification of one of the white fragments embedded in the surface of the Cefn Cwmwd bead as bone indicates that the bead had been through the pyre, and thus would have been worn on the body during the cremation: the surface of the bead would have melted,and trapped the cremated bone fragments as it subsequently cooled.The weathered flake scars relate to ancient damage. However, whether this is due to the way the bead had been threaded and worn is unclear ... the flaking could have occurred during the cremation process.",N/a,Unknown,Burnt,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Faience,74449,Unknown,,,,1078
74583,78286,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1009:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2: SF 279. Rim and collar from a Collared Urn. The flat rim is decorated on top with two rows of twisted cord impressions; on the collar there is bold herringbone pattern bounded by single horizontal lines, all again executed in the twisted cord technique. Buff/buff/grey. Secondary Series. Fabric: clast group 2 (A I),thin section 5",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74447,Unknown,,,,1078
74583,78287,,Clothing,,,200,Stud,,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1009:GG:Sheridan in Cuttler et al 2012, 149-50: SF 438. Shale stud, roughly circular in plan and waisted in profile, with one slightly domed surface (outside of the object), and a slightly narrower, flatter surface (inner side). Both of these surfaces have a narrow faceted edge.The object had not been burnt and is not heavily worn.X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy confirmed that the material was an iron- and carbon-rich stone - definitely not jet. In macroscopic appearancethe material closely resembles Kimmeridge shale.It is clear that the Cefn Cwmwd stud had not accompanied the body on the pyre, since it would otherwise have been consumed in the flames. It must have been kept back and added to the cremated bones at the time of interment.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Jet/Lignite/Shale/Coal [Shale],74447,Unknown,,,,1078
74582,78288,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1008:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2: SF 276. Simple rim sherds with one horizontal line and diagonal lines below, executed in twisted cord technique. Buff throughout. Collared Urn. Fabric: grog only, not analysed",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Covering the body,,Y,,Pottery,74446,Unknown,,,,1078
74581,78289,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1012:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2:SF 288. Rim to collar, shoulder and base fragments from a Collared Urn. The plain rim is internally bevelled and there is a bold design of roughly executed diagonal lattice on the collar, in twisted cord technique. Buff/grey/buff. Secondary Series. Fabric: clast group 3 (A2: 58%- 98% mafic igneous dolerite clasts, but rich in horneblende), thin section 1.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74445,Unknown,,,,1078
74584,78290,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1010:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2:SF 278. Rim and collar fragments from a Collared Urn. The rim is simple and on the collar there is a bold design of alternate filled triangles, executed in twisted cord technique. Buff throughout. Primary Series (Burgess 1986: Middle Style). Fabric: clast group 2 (A2: 58%- 98% mafic igneous dolerite clasts), thin section 6.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74448,Unknown,,,,1078
74584,78291,,Pot,,,171,Pot ,Accessory Cup,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F. 1010:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2:SF 289. Accessory cup. Rim and shoulder of a small biconical cup, found inverted inside Collared Urn No. 7. The rim has an internal bevel which is decorated with a horizontal incised line. The exterior surface is decorated with horizontal lines immediately below the rim and just below the shoulder, and, in between there are widely spaced incised diagonal lines providing an overall simple herringbone design. The upper part of thevessel survived in its entirety, but the lower wall and base were missing, probably ploughed away. The fine laminated fabric contained grog and rare fragments of unidentified rock; it was buff to pink in colour.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,Y,,Pottery,74448,Unknown,,,,1078
73245,78292,,Pot,,,142,Pot,Collared Urn,"Cefn Cwmwd (Cuttler et al 2012, 33-4), F.1014:GG:Woodward in Cuttler et al 2012, 140-2: SF 287. Rim, collar, shoulder and upper wall from a Collared Urn. There is flat rim and a deep internal moulding, the latter decorated with short lengths of twisted cord impressions arranged in a herringbone pattern. Similarly executed herringbone designs occur also on the short collar, on the neck and just below the shoulder. Buff/buff/buff. Primary Series. Fabric: clast group 2 (A I: >98% maficigneous dolerite clasts), thin section 4.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Inverted,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74444,Unknown,,,,1078
60072,78293,,Other,,,225,Assemblage,,"A �Ceardach Ruadh, Baleshare MacLeod (2001): covered by a layer of white quartz beach pebbles.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Quartz/Quartzite,74452,Unknown,,,,
74588,78294,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Grinsell's (1959, 145) Wimborne St Giles barrow 21: potsherds (previously disturbed)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74482,Unknown,,,,1451
20207,78295,,Other,,,210,Tweezers,,"Woodward and Hunter 2015, table 4.8.1, 110 ID 767: bone tweezers",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73220,Unknown,,,,
73495,78296,,Tool,,,23,Awl,,Garrowby Wold 64: bronze awl,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Copper Alloy],72731,Unknown,,,,921
72230,78297,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,134,Pin (Unknown/Unspecified),,bone pin,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,"Placed behind back, next to/stained by awl",,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],71241,Unknown,,,,906
50054,78298,,Clothing,,,252,Dress Fastener,,"Trott's Hall Garden: BM object description: Bone belt-ring or toggle: sub-trapezoid outline with terminal ring and hourglass perforation, three central parallel lentoid slots of V-section, all cut. Rear face recessed from lateral flanging around ring and perforations; bifacial high polish around terminal perforation (? by use); cut and polished on bovid-size long-bone section; part of terminal ring lacking.Cattle bone",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50025,British Museum,"18,920,517.40",,,1002
74589,78299,,Weaponry,,,82,Dagger,Flat Riveted,"Prescott's Pit, Brough: BM description: Bronze dagger; triangular blade with narrow flat midrib stepped to blade wings with triple grooves and traces of edge bevels. Three rivets surviving, of original four or six, with round section shanks and expanded heads. Omega hilt line marked by slight ridge; there are traces of vertically aligned wood-grain on hilt plate and a small patch of fibrous organic material on one blade face. There is a variable dark green patina with some calcareous encrustation. With one rivet and one fragment.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bronze/Cu Alloy [Bronze],74484,British Museum,WG.2019,,,1488
74589,78300,,Pin/point/brooch_p,,,133,Pin (Specified type),,"Prescott's Pit, Brough: BM description: Bone quatrefoil-headed pin; cut and polished from longbone segment; circular-sectioned shank with blunt tip expanding to triangular head with central perforation. Below head are an opposed pair of circular perforated loops decorated on external faces by transverse incisions. Above head are an opposed pair of circular perforated loops each with two incised lines around rim.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,Y,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],74484,British Museum,WG.2069,,,1488
74590,78301,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Hardy's Monument, Portesham (Thompson and Ashbee 1957) secondary burial 1: one of three urned cremation burials in upright urns with fiat pieces of stone (iron stone?) fitting over the top as lids. All three urns were just below the surface, so that the rims had badly decayed whereas the bases were in much better condition.gg: This urn is 15 inches high and 8 inches in diameter at the top, with a wide shoulder and extremely small base. The plain rim has been slightly rounded, and has an almost imperceptible bevel. Shoulder ornamentation consists of finger nail and tip impressions in the vertical plane. One plain lug has been set on the shoulder. The coarse, sandy, dark brown ware bears vertical finger tip fluting. This is identified as a Deverel Rimbury urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,Y,,Pottery,74485,Unknown,,,,1489
74591,78302,,Pot,,,247,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Barrel Urn),"Hardy's Monument, Portesham (Thompson and Ashbee 1957) secondary burial 2: one of three urned cremation burials in upright urns with fiat pieces of stone (iron stone?) fitting over the top as lids. All three urns were just below the surface, so that the rims had badly decayed whereas the bases were in much better condition.Only the bottom of secondary urn 2 survived.gg: The base alone remains of coarse red ware which bears finger tip fluting. This is identified as possibly a barrel urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74486,Unknown,,,,1489
74592,78303,,Pot,,,152,Pot,Food Vessel,"Hardy's Monument, Portesham (Thompson and Ashbee 1957) secondary burial 4: one of three urned cremation burials in upright urns with fiat pieces of stone (iron stone?) fitting over the top as lids. All three urns were just below the surface, so that the rims had badly decayed whereas the bases were in much better condition.gg: This urn is 15 inches high and 13 inches in diameter at the top and is of hard, smoothed, dark-cored ware. It has a plain internally bevelled rim; a cavetto forms the upper storey of the pot. Thus there is a carination upon which two opposing solid near-cylindrical handles have been set. These trail slightly at their bases, their ends having been flattened by the potter's finger tips, the prints of which remain. The urn bears no decoration, although probably after drying an attempt had been made to bore a hole from each side at a point just below the rim. This is identified as an enlarged food vessel",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74487,Unknown,,,,1489
74590,78304,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Hardy's Monument, Portesham (Thompson and Ashbee 1957) secondary burial 1: fiat piece of stone (iron stone?) fitting over the top as lid.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Ironstone,74485,Unknown,,,,1489
74591,78305,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Hardy's Monument, Portesham (Thompson and Ashbee 1957) secondary burial 2: fiat piece of stone (iron stone?) fitting over the top as lid.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Ironstone,74486,Unknown,,,,1489
74592,78306,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Hardy's Monument, Portesham (Thompson and Ashbee 1957) secondary burial 4: fiat piece of stone (iron stone?) fitting over the top as lid.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Ironstone,74487,Unknown,,,,1489
74593,78307,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Cheselborne barrow, Hilton (Grinsel 1982, 42): One of an MNI of five urned cremation burials recovered from an unlocated barrow. No further information.gg (Calkin 1967, 144): bucket urn with two knobs",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74488,Dorset County Museum,,,,1490
74594,78308,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Cheselborne barrow, Hilton (Grinsel 1982, 42): One of an MNI of five urned cremation burials recovered from an unlocated barrow. No further information.gg (Calkin 1967, 144): globular urn",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74489,Dorset County Museum,,,,1490
74595,78309,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Cheselborne barrow, Hilton (Grinsel 1982, 42): One of an MNI of five urned cremation burials recovered from an unlocated barrow. No further information.gg (Calkin 1967, 144): small urn or food vessel with four knobs",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74490,Dorset County Museum,,,,1490
74596,78310,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Cheselborne barrow, Hilton (Grinsel 1982, 42): One of an MNI of five urned cremation burials recovered from an unlocated barrow. No further information.gg (Calkin 1967, 144): one of two bucket urns (now lost)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74491,Dorset County Museum,,,,1490
74593,78311,,Other,,,244,Lid,,"Cheselborne barrow, Hilton (Grinsel 1982, 42): One of an MNI of five urned cremation burials recovered from an unlocated barrow. No further information.gg (Calkin 1967, 144): a lid (assigned arbitrarily to this grave record; survives in DCM)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Covering the body,,,,Stone (Uncertain/Unspecified),74488,Dorset County Museum,,,,1490
74597,78312,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Cheselborne barrow, Hilton (Grinsel 1982, 42): One of an MNI of five urned cremation burials recovered from an unlocated barrow. No further information.gg (Calkin 1967, 144): one of two bucket urns (now lost)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74492,Unknown,,,,1490
74598,78313,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74493,Unknown,,,,1491
74601,78314,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74494,Unknown,,,,1491
74602,78315,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74495,Unknown,,,,1491
74603,78316,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74496,Unknown,,,,1491
74604,78317,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74497,Unknown,,,,1491
74605,78318,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74498,Unknown,,,,1491
74606,78319,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74499,Unknown,,,,1491
74607,78320,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74500,Unknown,,,,1491
74608,78321,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74501,Unknown,,,,1491
74609,78322,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a bucket urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74502,Unknown,,,,1491
74610,78323,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a globular urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74503,Unknown,,,,1491
74611,78324,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a globular urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74504,Unknown,,,,1491
74612,78325,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a globular urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74505,Unknown,,,,1491
74613,78326,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a globular urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74506,Unknown,,,,1491
74614,78327,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a globular urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74507,Unknown,,,,1491
74615,78328,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 1: This record represents an urned cremation in a globular urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74508,Unknown,,,,1491
74599,78329,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 2 (Grinsell's (1959) Piddletrenthide barrow 10c):  1ry globular urn cremation (DCM, A.402), firmly embedded in the soil and surrounded by large stones. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74509,Unknown,,,,1491
74600,78330,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),"Plush Hill, Piddletrethide, Barrow 3 (Grinsell's (1959) Piddletrenthide barrow 10d): primary cremation in a crushed (?globular) urn. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74510,Unknown,,,,1491
74625,78331,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Wynford Wood: 1ry urned cremation with lugs (urn lost, urn type unknown but specific details so recorded here);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74511,Unknown,,,,1498
74626,78332,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Wynford Wood:  2ry upright urned cremation in clay lined cavity beneath cairn (urn lost, urn type unknown but specific details so recorded here);",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74512,Unknown,,,,1498
74627,78333,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Wynford Wood: an MNI of one of up to 16 2ry urned cremations in cairn, potentially all MBA (bucket urn in DCM)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74513,Dorset County Museum,,,,1498
74623,78334,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,Holly Brake Barrow 2: 1ry cremation in urn of unknown type,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74514,Unknown,,,,1499
74624,78335,,Pot,,,150,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Globular Urn),Holly Brake Barrow 3: 1ry cremation in upright globular urn with 4 perforated lugs (in cist),N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74515,Unknown,,,,1499
74622,78336,,Pot,,,140,Pot,Biconical Urn,Povington Barrow: 2ry cremation burial in biconical urn found in 1937. Urn in DCM.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74516,Dorset County Museum,,,,1497
74621,78337,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),"Redhill, Bournemouth: Recorded in Calkin 1962, 52 as an urned cremation burial (Globular Urn). Urn now in BM. No further details",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74517,British Museum,,,,1496
74619,78338,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Osmington Down: 1ry cremation in bucket urn with lugs; ,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74518,Dorset County Museum,,,,1495
74620,78339,,Pot,,,148,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury  (Unknown/Unspecified),Osmington Down: 2ry cremation in MBA urn. Urn in DCM,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74519,Unknown,,,,1495
74618,78340,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),Whatcombe Down: 1ry cremation with ashes in upright bucket urn with fingertip decoration and 5 lugs in cist beneath cairn.,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74520,Dorset County Museum,,,,1494
74617,78341,,Pot,,,149,Pot,Deverel-Rimbury (Bucket Urn),"Holborough Quarry, Snodland: urned cremation burial (described loosely as of 'bucket-type' within a wider cemetery of unurned cremation burials",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74521,Unknown,,,,1493
74616,78342,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Stornoway Airport, Melbost (Armit 1996, 153): one of three vessels (now lost)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74522,Unknown,,,,1492
74616,78343,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Stornoway Airport, Melbost (Armit 1996, 153): one of three vessels (now lost)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74522,Unknown,,,,1492
74616,78344,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Stornoway Airport, Melbost (Armit 1996, 153): one of three vessels (now lost)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Pottery,74522,Unknown,,,,1492
74616,78345,,Tool,,,256,Tool (Specified type),,"Stornoway Airport, Melbost (Armit 1996, 153): a weaving comb",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Unknown,74522,Unknown,,,,1492
74616,78346,,Tool,,,197,Spindle Whorl,,"Stornoway Airport, Melbost (Armit 1996, 153): spindle whorl",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,,,,Unknown,74522,Unknown,,,,1492
74628,78347,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Ballowall cist burial (Borlase 1881, 198):  an upright, small, and perfectly plain urn, filled with dark earth, charred wood and two minute fragments of burnt bone.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Upright,Direct,Container of body,,,,Pottery,74523,Unknown,,,,1500
74628,78348,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Ballowall cist burial (Borlase 1881, 198):  Three other fragments from a small vessel were also recorded from this cist",N/a,Fragment(s),Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Pottery,74523,Unknown,,,,1500
74629,78349,,Pot,,,172,Pot (Unknown/Unspecified),,"Ballowall chamber burial (Borlase 1881, 199): pottery fragments, some curiously ornamented with dots (Borlase 1881, 199)",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Direct,Mixed with body parts,,,,Pottery,74524,Unknown,,,,1500
73768,78350,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"Ridgeway Hill 11, Skeleton 1 (Payne 1944, 42-4): Slightly above the burial but thought to be associated with it was a large worked deer antler, broken in half; the parts deposited separately.",N/a,Unknown,Damaged,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],73087,Unknown,,,,170
74630,78351,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Ridgeway Hill 11, Skeleton 5 (Payne 1944, 42-5): a handled Beaker at his feet",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Feet,,,,Pottery,74525,Dorset County Museum,,,,170
74631,78352,,Pot,,,139,Pot,Beaker,"Ridgeway Hill 11, Skeleton 7 (Payne 1944, 42-5): a rare/finely ornamented Beaker bowl by his side",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,Y,,Pottery,74526,Dorset County Museum,,,,170
74632,78353,,Unknown,,,211,Unknown Object,,"Ridgeway Hill 11, Skeleton 8 (Payne 1944, 42-5): a pierced deer horn behind his back, thought potentially to be a toy",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],74527,Unknown,,,,170
20044,78354,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Burial 5 (Forde Johnston 1959, 120): animal bones, seemingly associated with the burnt wooden object, potentially a food offering",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73100,Unknown,,,,183
73774,78355,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"Long Ash Lane, Barrow 2, Burial 3 (Forde Johnston 1959, 119): The grave also contained some small animal bones.",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Unknown,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],73102,Unknown,,,,183
20043,78356,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,"<Long Ash Lane Barrow 1, primary burial>: a small heap of animal bones by the head",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],72111,Unknown,,,,182
40164,78357,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,One of two flint knives recovered from immediately above the burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,in soil above the body,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40134,Unknown,,,,858
40164,78358,,Tool,,,114,Knife,,One of two flint knives recovered from immediately above the burial,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,in soil above the body,,,Chert / Flint [Flint],40134,Unknown,,,,858
20180,78359,,Container,,,28,Bag,,The clustering of the flint arrowheads suggests that they were contained in a bag,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,contained flint arrowheads,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),73197,Unknown,,,,1204
40285,78360,,Other,,,100,Food Residue,,Possible food residue (decayed matter) contained within the pot,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Head,In pot by head,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),40246,Unknown,,,,969
72491,78361,,Container,,,28,Bag,,"BIOG. DETAILS, Tools/knife/tine: poss. contained in small bag together = working assemblage/kit",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Torso,,,,Organic  (Uncertain/Unspecified),71661,Unknown,,,,998
72733,78362,,Container,,,28,Bag,,Wetwang Village <BM description adapted from Hill (2004)>: Fur-lined bag (potentially fashioned from an otter�s pelt) containing an iron mirror,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Legs,contained mirror,,,Leather,71883,Unknown,,,,1023
50149,78363,,Animal bone,,,1,Animal Bone (Other),,Westhawk Farm (Booth et al 2008): Unburnt fragments of pig,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,Secondary association,,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone],50078,Unknown,,,,78
72658,78364,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,"ANIMAL BONE, Animal bone (pig tooth) (around body)",N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Direct,Alongside body,around the body,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Tooth],71807,Hull and East Riding Museum,,,,1022
40161,78365,,Animal bone,,,8,Animal Joint/Part,Tooth/Tusk/Horn/Antler,Above burial in mound were two red deer antler tines,N/a,Unknown,Unknown,Unknown,Indirect,In grave fill,Placed just above the body in the grave fill ,,,Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Antler],40131,Unknown,,,,856