Allen, M. J., Moore, C. and Scaife, R. G. (2005). The geoarchaeology of the alluvium in the Taw Valley west of Barnstaple. Devon Archaeol Soc Proc 62. Vol 62, pp. 41-51.

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The geoarchaeology of the alluvium in the Taw Valley west of Barnstaple
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Devon Archaeol Soc Proc 62
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Devon Archaeological Society Proceedings
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62
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41 - 51
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An auger survey on present and former saltmarshes of the River Taw west of Barnstaple revealed a Holocene sedimentary sequence, comprising a former course of the Taw, coastal and dune-derived sands deposited by high tide flooding events, overbank floodplain alluvium, and localised colluvial deposits. Radiocarbon dating and pollen spectra suggest that this sequence is of historic (i.e. essentially Roman or later) date. Periodic high tide events recorded here may have affected channel silting, which may have become a contributory factor in the decline of seaborne trade out of Barnstaple.
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Michael J Allen
Chris Moore
Rob G Scaife
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2005
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Flooding (Auto Detected Subject)
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Holocene (Auto Detected Temporal)
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10 Jun 2005