Chapman, H. H P. and Van de Noort, R. (2005). Continuing research on Sutton Common, near Askern. Archaeol S Yorkshire. pp. 15-17.
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Continuing research on Sutton Common, near Askern | |||||||
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Archaeol S Yorkshire | |||||||
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Archaeology in South Yorkshire | |||||||
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15 - 17 | |||||||
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Summary of continuing monitoring and excavation at the site of a later prehistoric `marsh fort' on two `islands' of what would have been marshy wetland on the edge of the Humberhead Levels. A complex entranceway was revealed on the western side of the fort, with a timber avenue crossing the palaeochannel and leading to a large timber gateway. The predicted pattern of in situ preservation across the site was also investigated and appeared to be correct. | |||||||
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2005 | |||||||
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0 9524654 6 9 | |||||||
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09 Mar 2006 |