Land East of Fenny Road, Stoke Hammond, Buckinghamshire. Archaeological Evaluation (OASIS ID: cotswold2-293906)

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Cotswold Archaeology

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CHARCOAL CERAMIC Targeted Trenches EVALUATION MORTARIUM PLANT MACRO REMAINS ANIMAL REMAINS BEAD Excavations (Archaeology)--England Archaeology

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doi:10.5284/1044396

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centuries AD. A single sherd of Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age pottery (residual in a Roman-dated deposit) provided some slight evidence for earlier activity

White Horse Stone, ARC WHS 98

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High Speed 1

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SHERD EXCAVATION AWL SLAG POT KNIFE WHETSTONE Archaeology TRACKWAY STRUCTURE

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doi:10.5284/1044779

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burials. Agricultural features including field boundaries of various periods, indistinct post-hole enclosures of the late Iron Age and early Romano-British

Archaeological Excavation at St. Mary's Gate \/ Warser Gate, Nottingham

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Historic England;;University Of Birmingham

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SHERD CHARCOAL CERAMIC EXCAVATION EVALUATION WATCHING BRIEF CLAY PIPE (SMOKING) COIN PLANT REMAINS NAIL

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doi:10.5284/1045782

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be demolished) still remained on the site, an area ofhard standing, in the northeastern corner of the development area was evaluated. Theevaluation trenches

Wixoe to Kirtling Green Pipeline. Archaeological Evaluation

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Historic England;;University Of Birmingham

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SHERD COPPER ALLOY CHARCOAL WATCHING BRIEF GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY EXCAVATION EVALUATION Targeted Trenches URN Animal Bone

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doi:10.5284/1046266

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significance. At Wixoe, cropmarks and previous fieldwalking identified denseconcentrations of artefacts dating to the Romano-British period. A geophysical survey

St Thomas Street \/ Chapman's Yard, Scarborough. A programme of Archaeological Investigations

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Historic England;;University Of Birmingham

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SHERD COPPER ALLOY Waterlogged CERAMIC WATCHING BRIEF EXCAVATION EVALUATION CLAY PIPE (SMOKING) SHOE Animal Bone

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doi:10.5284/1046271

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An archaeological evaluation and subsequent excavation was undertaken byBirmingham Archaeology, of land off North Street, Scarborough. Thework