Small, A. (1964). Excavations at Underhoull, Unst, Shetland. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 98. Vol 98, pp. 225-248.
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Excavations at Underhoull, Unst, Shetland | |||||||||
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 98 | |||||||||
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225 - 248 | |||||||||
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A site near the Broch of Underhoull had three periods of occupation, the earliest indicated by a very fragmentary hut floor and associated narrow souterrain; on a similar horizon were pottery fragments comparable with some from Jarlshof (EIA phase). The second occupation, indicated by a hut floor with two hearths, had industrial purposes, including iron working and manufacture of stone vessels. Amber and cannel coal were among the prolific small finds: a clear stratigraphical break divided this horizon from the Viking occupation, when a level platform was constructed for an almost boat-shaped longhouse paralleled at Jarlshof (Norse 1). Mixed farming was carried on and pebble line-sinkers suggest fishing. Soapstone vessels did duty for pottery, as at Jarlshof. This occupation seems to have begun in 9th cent and flourished in 10th. A few of the finds from all periods are figured. | |||||||||
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1964 | |||||||||
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