Reece, R. (1981). Excavations at the monastic site in Iona 1964 to 1974.

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Excavations at the monastic site in Iona 1964 to 1974
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Univ London Inst Archaeol Occas Publ
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5
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Records excavations in advance of building activity close to the Abbey buildings, and also forty skeletons (including females) from the Martyrs' Bay site. Pollen was sampled from the Vallum ditch; there was a lime-burning clamp of ?early monastic date; a 12th century bake- and brewhouse over enigmatic timber structures; and animal bones from a midden. Sixteen 14C dates raise some problems, but the sequence runs from pre-8th century through burnt (?Viking) levels to a possibly 14th century burial. Difficulties of 'reconciling' archaeological and historical information are dilated on.
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Richard Reece
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1981
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0 905853 09 1
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Date Of Issue From: 1981
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05 Dec 2008