| Abstract: |
Reports evidence for the early courses of the River Nene; the final season at Fengate, where a Bronze Age field bank survived well under unusually thick overburden, where evidence of flooding suggests a reason for the abandonment of such a well-managed site, and where LBA-EIA transitional material turned up together with an unploughed Iron Age house floor; discussion of Group VI material found as erratics; a pit alignment curving between two ring-ditches; progress on the Cambridgeshire sites and monuments record and related excavations; a new plan of the town of Durobrivae from aerial photographs; a Roman anvil; a 1st century Belgic settlement; and the loss since 1969 of many buildings of historical interest. |
