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The A120 Bypass and Flood Alleviation Scheme Little Hadham, Hertfordshire Archaeological Investigations 2019–2020

- Neolithic to post-medieval settlement and land-use
Af: Sarah Cobain, Jo Barker, Mark Brett Engelsk Hardback

The A120 Bypass and Flood Alleviation Scheme Little Hadham, Hertfordshire Archaeological Investigations 2019–2020

- Neolithic to post-medieval settlement and land-use
Af: Sarah Cobain, Jo Barker, Mark Brett Engelsk Hardback
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A few scatters of Mesolithic and Neolithic flint were found across the development area. Slightly more extensive evidence for Neolithic occupation was represented by a small number of pits from which flint-tempered Neolithic pottery, worked flint, charred plant remains and animal bone were recovered. During the later Bronze Age and Iron Age the first permanent settlements were established. They were characterized by post-built circular structures, pits and cremation burials. Settlement began in the river valley and the western edge of the clay plateau but during the Iron Age settlement shifted onto the clay plateau with eh creation of a five-sided enclosure. By the Late Iron Age and Roman period a farmstead and managed fields were established. This farmstead has been defined as a complex-type farmstead and seems to have been involved in the large-scale production of spelt. Limited evidence was identified for Saxon activity but a few features, including the remains of a tree-lined avenue, may have been associated with the 17th century Hadham and Wickham Halls which were owned by the Capel family. This volume describes the archaeological remains as well as the artefacts and ecofactual material recovered from the excavations.
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A few scatters of Mesolithic and Neolithic flint were found across the development area. Slightly more extensive evidence for Neolithic occupation was represented by a small number of pits from which flint-tempered Neolithic pottery, worked flint, charred plant remains and animal bone were recovered. During the later Bronze Age and Iron Age the first permanent settlements were established. They were characterized by post-built circular structures, pits and cremation burials. Settlement began in the river valley and the western edge of the clay plateau but during the Iron Age settlement shifted onto the clay plateau with eh creation of a five-sided enclosure. By the Late Iron Age and Roman period a farmstead and managed fields were established. This farmstead has been defined as a complex-type farmstead and seems to have been involved in the large-scale production of spelt. Limited evidence was identified for Saxon activity but a few features, including the remains of a tree-lined avenue, may have been associated with the 17th century Hadham and Wickham Halls which were owned by the Capel family. This volume describes the archaeological remains as well as the artefacts and ecofactual material recovered from the excavations.
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Sprog: Engelsk
Sider: 250
ISBN-13: 9781999822231
Indbinding: Hardback
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ISBN-10: 1999822234
Kategori: Landskabsarkæologi
Udg. Dato: 28 feb 2024
Længde: 23mm
Bredde: 304mm
Højde: 217mm
Forlag: Cotswold Archaeology
Oplagsdato: 28 feb 2024
Forfatter(e): Sarah Cobain, Jo Barker, Mark Brett
Forfatter(e) Sarah Cobain, Jo Barker, Mark Brett

Kategori Landskabsarkæologi

ISBN-13 9781999822231

Sprog Engelsk

Indbinding Hardback

Sider 250

Udgave

Længde 23mm

Bredde 304mm

Højde 217mm

Udg. Dato 28 feb 2024

Oplagsdato 28 feb 2024

Forlag Cotswold Archaeology

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