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Proc Dorset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc 38
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Proc Dorset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc 38
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Series:
Proceedings of the Dorset Archaeological and Natural History Society
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Volume:
38
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Journal
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1980
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Date Of Issue From: 1980
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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05 Dec 2008
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Abstract
The prehistoric open settlement at Dainton, South Devon
Robert J Silvester
17 - 48
SX 858667. Excavations of part of a late prehistoric field system near Newton Abbot concentrated on three of the numerous stone mounds, which turned out to be clearance heaps, not hut platforms. A small pit beyond one of the mounds contained the largest assemblage of BA metalworking debris yet recovered from S Britain (see 81/8032). Date: 10th century BC.
Excavations at Okehampton Castle, Devon. Part II: the bailey. A preliminary report
Robert A Higham
John Allan
49 - 51
[SS 5895]. Interim report: shows plan of castle phases, 11th to 17th centuries. The plan of the pre- 1086 castle is largely inaccessible or truncated. A good pottery sequence, 13th to late 17th century, includes French and German imports. The borough settlement pattern is under study.
An excavation at Dunkeswell with an appended gazetteer of medieval domestic enclosures in Devon
Robert J Silvester
Robert A Higham
53 - 66
Excavation of a small embanked enclosure yielded abundant 13th century pottery but no evidence of function; the appended preliminary gazetteer gives twenty domestic enclosures of probable medieval date in the county.
Excavations on the Green Lane Access Site, Barnstaple, 1979
K W Markuson
67 - 90
SS 558334. The town ditch was located and examined for the first time, but the wall had been totally robbed and its line disturbed. From later building extending beyond the destroyed wall useful groups of medieval and late 17th century pottery were obtained.
