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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Insect remains

Excavation on the MTCP site (BAAMP00) discovered a Middle Bronze Age ring ditch
which surrounded the much eroded remains of a round barrow. The ditch contained waterlogged organic sediment above the primary silting. There are examples known of round barrows in the Fenlands of East Anglia which were engulfed in peat as a result of a rising water table long after their abandonment. However, it is most unusual for a barrow ditch to contain waterlogged sediments likely to have been contemporaneous with the use of the monument.

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Excavation on the MTCP site (BAAMP00) discovered a Middle Bronze Age ring ditch
which surrounded the much eroded remains of a round barrow. The ditch contained waterlogged organic sediment above the primary silting. There are examples known of round barrows in the Fenlands of East Anglia which were engulfed in peat as a result of a rising water table long after their abandonment. However, it is most unusual for a barrow ditch to contain waterlogged sediments likely to have been contemporaneous with the use of the monument.

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