Chapman, A. (1997). The Excavation of Neolithic and Medieval Mounds at Tansor Crossroads, Northamptonshire, 1995. Northamptonshire Archaeology 27. Vol 27, pp. 3-50. https://doi.org/10.5284/1083271. Cite this via datacite

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The Excavation of Neolithic and Medieval Mounds at Tansor Crossroads, Northamptonshire, 1995
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Northamptonshire Archaeology 27
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Northamptonshire Archaeology
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27
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3 - 50
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Two of a group of three circular mounds set on a spur of high ground overlooking the valley of the river Nene at Tansor, Northamptonshire, were partially excavated prior to a road improvement scheme. The larger mound had originated as a Neolithic mortuary or funerary enclosure, with the encircling ditch and barrow mound dating to the late Neolithic/early Bronze Age. Respect for the site continued into the late Bronze Age and it was also a focus for early Saxon burials. Its chronology has been defined by a series of radiocarbon dates. The smaller mound was a medieval windmill mound. The cross-tree slots of a post mill lay at the centre of a low clay mound encircled by a broad ditch. It was apparently in use for no more than a few decades around the middle of the thirteenth century. The absence of any timber remains suggests that the windmill had been systematically dismantled.
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Andy Chapman
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Alex M Gibson (Author contributing)
Ruth Pelling (Author contributing) ORCID icon
Tora Hylton (Author contributing)
Paul Blinkhorn (Author contributing)
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1997
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Place: Tansor
Grid Reference: 505700, 290100 (Easting, Northing)
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MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
NEOLITHIC (Historic England Periods)
windmill mound (Monus)
mortuary enclosure (Monus)
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03 Nov 2020