Framework Archaeology
Framework Archaeology Freeviewer - Introduction to CD
from Framework Archaeology in School Work
Download the Freeviewer here: http://www.framearch.co.uk/t5/evidence/ / The CD-Rom contains the Framework Archaeology Freeviewer and the specialist / contributions (reports, figures and tables). The Freeviewer is a GIS viewing software / that has been developed to enable readers to have access t...
Excavations at Stansted Airport: Coins
from Framework Archaeology in School Work
A total of 379 coins was recovered from the Framework Archaeology excavations at / Stansted Airport. The majority of these are Roman in date, with two Late Iron Age / coins, whilst a number of medieval and post-medieval coins and tokens were found on / the LTCP excavations. /
Excavations at Stansted Airport: Iron Age, Roman and Saxo...
from Framework Archaeology in School Work
The Iron Age, Romano-British and Saxon/early medieval material treated in this part of the report comprises material from dated or phased contexts and typologically datable material from later or unphased contexts.
Wood charcoal and charred plant remains from Perry Oaks
Over 500 samples were processed for the recovery of charred plant remains and charcoal throughout the excavations at Perry Oaks, Northern Taxiway and Grass Area / 21. On the basis of the assessment (unpublished assessment report Gill Campbell and Dana Challinor), 21 samples were chosen for charc...
Waterlogged plant remains from Perry Oaks
In the autumn of 1998, following the decommissioning of the Perry Oaks Sludge Works at Heathrow, West London, excavations were carried out by Framework Archaeology. Earlier evaluations had revealed evidence of activity dating from prehistoric to Roman times, including Neolithic ritual features an...
Waterlogged plant remains from Perry Oaks
In the autumn of 1998, following the decommissioning of the Perry Oaks Sludge Works at Heathrow, West London, excavations were carried out by Framework Archaeology. Earlier evaluations had revealed evidence of activity dating from prehistoric to Roman times, including Neolithic ritual features an...
Human bone from Perry Oaks
Cremated bone and residues from 19 contexts was subject to examination, together with residues from a further 18 contexts. The deposits appear to cover a wide temporal range from Mesolithic to Iron Age/Romano-British and a variety of deposit types including at least one Mid-Late Bronze Age unurne...
The Roman lead tank from Perry Oaks
The partial remains of a circular lead tank of late Roman date was found in the base of a late Roman waterhole at Perry Oaks. The tank had clearly been damaged or dismantled. Part of the sides and base had been detached and discarded elsewhere. The surviving side had been folded down onto the base.
Wood charcoal and charred plant remains from Perry Oaks
Over 500 samples were processed for the recovery of charred plant remains and charcoal throughout the excavations at Perry Oaks, Northern Taxiway and Grass Area / 21. On the basis of the assessment (unpublished assessment report Gill Campbell and Dana Challinor), 21 samples were chosen for charc...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Iron Age ... 902 Reads |
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Wood charcoal and charred plant remains fr... 1,590 Reads |
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Note on the stone axe from a middle Bronze... 1,633 Reads |
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The Roman lead tank from Perry Oaks 1,216 Reads |
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Assessment of soil micromorpology or featu... 756 Reads |
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The wooden finds from Perry Oaks 886 Reads |
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Analysis of insects from Middle Bronze Age... 1,646 Reads |
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