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Current Archaeol 13 (12)
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Title:
Current Archaeol 13 (12)
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Series:
Current Archaeology
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Volume:
13 (12)
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Year of Publication:
1998
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Date Of Issue From: 1998
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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Glenochar
Tam Ward
444 - 449
Results of a detailed study of bastles (small fortified manor houses) on part of the Anglo-Scottish border. The one at Glenochar was found along with its associated fermtoun (farm lands and structures).
Diary
450 - 452
British Archaeological Awards; conferences of the Theoretical Archaeology Group and the Council for Independent Archaeologists; the Scottish and Welsh national curricula; the London Archaeological Archive and Resource Centre; publications of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland; archaeology in the stories of Winnie the Pooh.
Littlehay
Alan Palfreyman
453 - 455
Fieldwalking and subsequent excavation have revealed a Romano-British aisled barn in Derbyshire. Built in the second century and demolished in the third, the barn had a series of corn drying hearths. Evidence of Iron Age activity was also found on the site.
Footloose in archaeology 1997
Phyllis Jackson
456 - 457
A study examining a range of foot shapes which it is believed reflect certain ethnic groups and which can therefore be used in archaeological investigations.
Newark Castle
John Samuels
458 - 461
Geophysical survey and excavation have revealed the plan and development of this twelfth-century castle. A Saxon cemetery was also discovered, together with prehistoric and Roman material.
Rescue archaeology in Mid-Sussex
Chris Butler
464 - 467
Review of a range of projects of various dates (prehistoric, Roman, and Saxon) carried out by a non-professional archaeologist.
The Cerne Giant
Rodney Castleden
468 - 469
Geophysical prospection has been carried out in order to determine the full extent of the hill figure at Cerne Abbas. It is proposed that he carries a cloak over his left arm. A prehistoric date, perhaps Iron Age, is suggested for the figure, as opposed to the seventeenth-century date argued by some.
John Musty's Science Diary
John Musty
470 - 472
Hominid evolution -- species variation and habitat of Paranthropus or Australopithecus boisei; the evolution of language; mammal and bird bone assemblages from Norwich; tree-ring dating of earthquakes; the new RCHME data service; the excavation of human remains in Scotland; identifying the `black stones' of King Offa; the Ancient Biomolecules Initiative.
Botel Bailey
Alastair Penman
473 - 475
Excavations within the bailey of Botel Castle, in Galloway, have revealed traces of a road surface, medieval coins and pottery and numerous iron siege-arrowheads. Traces of defensive earthworks and timber structures, thought to be linked to the siege of the castle at intervals between 1307 and 1313 were also found. A range of material from earlier periods was also found.
