Kemp, R. L. (1986). Pit your 'Wics' or how to excavate Anglian York. Archaeol York Interim 11 (3). Vol 11(3), pp. 8-16.

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Pit your 'Wics' or how to excavate Anglian York
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Archaeol York Interim 11 (3)
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Series:
Archaeology in York
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11 (3)
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8 - 16
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Abstract:
Excavation on the Redfearns site in Fishergate of some 250 Anglian features, and sieving of 40 tonnes of soil, has yielded valuable evidence of a little-known phase of York's history, including porcupine sceattas, butchered bones, a large post-built hall, craft work, and trade goods.
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Richard L Kemp
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1986
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Postbuilt Hall Craft Work (Auto Detected Subject)
Anglian (Auto Detected Temporal)
Sieving (Auto Detected Subject)
Porcupine Sceattas Butchered Bones (Auto Detected Subject)
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05 Dec 2008