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Archaeol North 18
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Title:
Archaeol North 18
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Series:
Archaeology North
Volume
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Volume:
18
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
Jamie Lund
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Publisher:
Council for British Archaeology North
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
2001
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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Created Date:
06 Nov 2006
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Greenburn Mine and Roughton Gill/Silver Gill mine: recent field investigations in Cumbria by English ...
Alastair Oswald
6 - 8
Brief report on analytical surveys carried out during 2000 on two Cumbrian mining sites -- Greenburn Mine near Little Langdale, and Roughton Gill/Silver Gill Mine in the Caldbeck Fells.
Roman armour from the Fort at Carlisle
John M Zant
9
Note on the discovery of a group of objects including pieces of articulated Roman armour found during excavations on Castle Green and Castle Way, Carlisle.
Excavation of a Bronze Age cemetery at Church Road, Allithwaite, South Cumbria
Chris Wild
10 - 13
Brief report on the excavation of a total of ten cremations at Allithwaite in 2001. Four of the cremations were within largely or completely intact inverted collared urns. Although no surviving earthwork was observed, the positioning of the cremations suggests the possibility of a truncated burial mound.
The Discovering our Hillfort Heritage project
Iain Hedley
14 - 15
Article on a project set up by the Northumberland National Park Authority to address key issues relating to the conservation, research and public interpretation of hillforts and the related prehistoric landscape of the Cheviot Hills.
Survey of a Romano British settlement at Lanthwaite Green, Crummock
Jamie Lund
16 - 18
Report on a survey of the remains of an enclosed Romano-British settlement and associated field system situated on an area of common land at Lanthwaite Green, close to the northern tip of Crummock Water.
Survey and excavation on Bollihope Common, Weardale, Co. Durham
Robert Young
Jane Webster
19 - 21
Note on ongoing survey and excavation work at Bollihope Common, the long-term aim of which is to reconstruct the land-use and settlement history of the area. Structures identified so far include enclosures, hut circles and platforms, charcoal burning platforms, lead and iron smelting sites, possible small coal pits and small cairns. Lead and iron slag and bowl-like furnace bottoms have also been recorded. A long house with apparently bowed sides was recorded inside a nineteenth-century, stone built enclosure known as Pegg's House. A possible round house and a horse-shoe shaped enclosure were excavated.
An archaeological survey of Ormesby Hall, Cleveland
Judith Aird
21 - 23
Notes on an archaeological survey of the National Trust property of Ormesby Hall, Cleveland, which was supported by substantial documentary evidence. Evidence of settlement from the medieval period onwards was found through fieldwalking. The survey included the surviving remains of the Old Hall, dating to about 1600 onwards; the early-eighteenth-century Grange Farm and associated structures; and other features including the ha ha and Victorian ice house, and the remains of World War II military structures.
Low Wray, Claife: a planned farmstead in south Cumbria
Stephen Haigh
24 - 26
Notes on a vernacular buildings survey carried out in 2000 of the hamlet of Low Wray, including a mid-nineteenth-century planned farmstead comprising a farmhouse and several purpose-built farm buildings.
