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Current Archaeol 13 (7)
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Title:
Current Archaeol 13 (7)
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Series:
Current Archaeology
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Volume:
13 (7)
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Year of Publication:
1997
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Date Of Issue From: 1997
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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Abstract
The Shapwick project
244 - 254
The Shapwick project is a ten year study of a village in Somerset. Its aim is to further understanding of village origins. The range of techniques used is outline in this article. They include morphological study, regressive map analysis, examination of vernacular buildings, geophysical and aerial survey and fieldwalking.
John Musty's science diary
John Musty
255 - 257
The origins of agriculture in northern England; electronic spin resonance dating of hominids; radiocarbon dates for Stonehenge; cataloguing coins by computer; the man power needed to build pyramids; the use of coral as an indicator of climate change; petrological analysis of African Red Slip wares; computer listing of artefacts in the British Museum; early man in Australia.
Monkton
Paul Bennett
John H Williams
258 - 264
Report on the excavation of a Grubenhäuser settlement with a Roman, as opposed to the usual Saxon, date.
Diary
265 - 267
London-centricism in the 1996 Treasure Act; results of the 1996 universities research assessment exercise; the Society for Medieval Archaeology and Society for Post Medieval Archaeology on `transition'; David Buckley -- county archaeologist of the year; the award of OBEs to Martin Biddle, Robin Birley and Anna Ritchie, and an MBE to Steve Clarke; the 1997 Congress of Independent Archaeologists.
Gold-in-glass beads rediscovered
Leo Biek
268 - 269
Beads, designed to appear to have been made of either gold or silver, but in reality containing just a little of either element can now be recognised by neutron activation analysis.
Scaftworth: a timber and turf Roman road
Robert Van de Noort
Malcolm C Lillie
268 - 269
Excavation of a Roman timber and turf road, designed so as to cross an area of wetland in northern England. This formed part of an important route linking York to the Ermine Street.
The British Archaeological Awards, Cardiff
270 - 271
Report of the winners of the various British Archaeological Awards, announced at the National Museum and Gallery of Wales, Cardiff, on 18 November 1996.
