n.a. (2000). Wetland heritage of the Hull Valley: an archaeological survey.

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Title:		 Wetland heritage of the Hull Valley: an archaeological survey
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Number of Pages:		 294
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Publication Type:		 Monograph
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Abstract:		 Presents the results of English Heritage sponsored survey work undertaken in 1998 and 1999 in one of seven areas making up the Humber wetlands (see also 96/1053, 98/1347, and below. The introductory section includes an `Introduction to the survey of the Hull Valley' by Robert Van de Noort & John Etté (1--5); `Physical background to the Hull Valley' by Stephen Ellis (7--12); and `Landuse in the Hull Valley' by Richard Middleton (13--20). The palaeoenvironmental programme is discussed in: `Introduction to the palaeoenvironmental survey of the Hull Valley' by Malcolm Lillie & Benjamin Gearey (21--8); `The palaeoenvironmental survey of the Hull Valley' by Malcolm Lillie & Benjamin Gearey (31--82). An account of the archaeological programme is provided by: `Introduction to the archaeological survey' by Helen Fenwick, Gavin Thomas & Robert Van de Noort (87--103); `The archaeological survey the Hull Valley' by Henry Chapman, William Fletcher, Helen Fenwick, Malcolm Lillie & Gavin Thomas (105-- 73); `The Hull Valley from the air: a landscape in context' by Henry Chapman (175--81); `Medieval sites in the Hull Valley: distribution and modelling' by Helen Fenwick (183--91); `Archaeology in the modern city of Kingston upon Hull, and recent research at Kingswood' by D H Evans (193--216); and `The Early Medieval site at Skerne' by John Dent, Chris Loveluck & William Fletcher (217--42). An overview of the results is then given in `Conclusions' by Robert Van de Noort, Malcolm Lillie, Benjamin Gearey, Helen Fenwick, Henry Chapman, William Fletcher & Gavin Thomas (243--51) and `Recommendations' [for future management and research] by Robert Van de Noort & Stephen Ellis (281--254). There are six appendices, comprising: the `Recording system' by Helen Fenwick (255--6); `Hull and East Riding Museum accession numbers of survey material' by Ruth Head & Helen Fenwick (257); `Radiocarbon dates' by Alex Bayliss (259--60); `Palynology -- approaches and techniques' by Benjamin Gearey (261--2); `Flint typology' by Ruth Head (263--7); and `Pottery fabric types' by Helen Fenwick (269--72). A glossary and a list of botanical names are also included.
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Issue Editor:		 S Ellis
Robert Van de Noort
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:		 2000
ISBN
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ISBN:		 0859581950
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Locations:
Location - Auto Detected: Humber
Location - Auto Detected: Hull Valley
Location - Auto Detected: Kingston upon Hull
Location - Auto Detected: Skerne
Location - Auto Detected: Kingswood
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EARLY MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
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Created Date:		 21 Jan 2002