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Lincolnshire Hist Archaeol 4
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Title:
Lincolnshire Hist Archaeol 4
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Series:
Lincolnshire History & Archaeology
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Volume:
4
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1969
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Date Of Issue From: 1969
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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Created Date:
05 Dec 2008
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Excavations on a deserted medieval village site at Somerby, Lincs, 1957
Dennis C Mynard
63 - 91
SK 846897. Partial excavation by D Corbett of a scheduled site threatened by ploughing revealed a two-bay house with adjoining ?smithy, occupied in 15th to mid-16th centuries. Other trenches established the positions of walls and roads, but further exploration was not possible. The many small finds included horseshoes, spurs, harness and domestic material. Documentary evidence is summarised; the village name indicates a Danish origin, and the end came about through enclosure for sheep-farming in Tudor times. The pottery catalogue includes Cistercian wares (classified on the Yorkshire scheme), Stamford, Torksey, fine shelly wares, sandy wares, glazed jugs and German stoneware.
Excavations at Somerby, Lincs 1957
Dennis C Mynard
63 - 91
The deserted medieval village of Snarford, Lincs
Stanley E West
93 - 97
Archaeological notes, 1968
J B Whitwell
C M Wilson
99 - 119