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NewsWARP 25
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NewsWARP 25
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NewsWARP
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Volume:
25
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Year of Publication:
1999
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Date Of Issue From: 1999
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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A Late Bronze Age waterlogged site at Shinewater Park near Eastbourne, East Sussex
A G Woodcock
2 - 4
Describes the remains of an occupation platform and trackway, both dated to the ninth century BC. A reaping hook (with wooden handle), a curved knife and a socketed axe are illustrated.
The evidence for the introduction of the Mediterranean `stone pine' to Roman England
Damian M Goodburn
19 - 22
Reports that fragments of wood found on excavations at London's Roman amphitheatre site have been identified as stone pine (Pinus pinea). This non-native tree produces edible pine nuts and previous finds of cones have been considered to have been imported -- however, the latest evidence is thought to prove that the stone pine was actually being grown in Roman London.
Wetland archaeology surveys in England
An appreciation of the support wetland archaeology has received over the years from Geoffrey Wainwright, who has recently retired as Chief Archaeologist at English Heritage.
Wooden structure from the Carse of Stirling, Scotland
Clare Ellis
Notes that the wooden platform found at Parks of Garden has been dated to the Neolithic period by radiocarbon (see also 99/1387).