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Northamptonshire Archaeology 10
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Title:
Northamptonshire Archaeology 10
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Series:
Northamptonshire Archaeology
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Volume:
10
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Editor:
A E Brown
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Publisher:
Northamptonshire Archaeological Society
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Year of Publication:
1975
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03 Nov 2020
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Preliminaries and Contents
A E Brown
1 - 2
Preliminaries and Contents
A later Neolithic site at Ecton, Northampton
W R G Moore
John H Williams
A Boddington
3 - 30
Between December 1971 and March 1972 excavations were carried out on a Neolithic site at Ecton. Shallow hollows, patches of burnt clay and at least one hearth were associated with a scatter of worked flints and an assemblage of Ebbsfleet and Mortlake-style Peterborough ware, and also Beaker pottery
An Iron Age site at Twywell, Northamptonshire
Dennis A Jackson
31 - 93
Remains of an extensive complex (6000+ sq m) of Iron Age enclosures and associated features were excavated in advance of quarrying. Work was focused on the intact Enclosure B and its internal features, and on three adjacent hut-circles. At least 180 pits were found, of which half lay within Enclosure B; seven articulated burials (three human, two pig and two dog) were recovered from the pits, and there was some evidence for grain storage. Many recuts of the main enclosure ditches indicate long occupation, perhaps 4th to early 1st century BC. Pottery, small finds and human and animal bones are catalogued.
The Romano-British farmstead and its cemetery at Lynch Farm, near Peterborough
Richard F J Jones
94 - 137
Part of a cropmark site was examined in advance of gravel-working. Pits and ditches attested occupation throughout 3rd and at least early 4th century AD. An adjoining cemetery, containing one cremation and at least 50 inhumations, presumably served the farmstead; wooden coffins and stone cists were used, and some grave-plots were re-used repeatedly. Grave goods were rare. Pottery (treated quantitatively), animal bones and human bones are reported.
Note: Two Iron Age sites near Wellingborough, Northants
P J Foster
R Harper
138 - 144
Short account of two Iron Age sites investigated through Rescue archaeology
Note: A late medieval badge
John M Steane
145 - 146
Description of a late medieval bronze badge
Note: Northamptonshire archaeological bibliography, 1974
A E Brown
146 - 148
Bibliography of publications relating to the archaeology of Northamptonshire
Archaeology in Northamptonshire 1974
A E Brown
149 - 174
Summaries of fieldwork carried out in Northamptonshire during 1974
Front cover
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