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Connect Point Offer New Airport Transfer Service

Airport coaches and taxis are fast becoming the most popular way to start a trip. Whether it's for business or pleasure, an airport transport service such as Connect Point allows you to sit back, r...
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  • jagan5 published this 09/22/2009
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Stansted Lodge Bed and Breakfast - Stansted Airport Hostel England

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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Supplementary maps

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  • Framework Archaeology published this 06/10/2008
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Radiocarbon dating

A programme of radiocarbon dating was employed at Stansted to establish an absolute chronology with which to study the archaeological remains excavated. A phased strategy was devised and undert...
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  • Framework Archaeology published this 06/10/2008
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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 ...
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  • Framework Archaeology published this 06/10/2008
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Charcoal

The excavations at Stansted produced over 400 samples of charcoal, mostly from the LTCP, MTCP and M11 sites. About 220 were considered suitable for analysis and, from these, 67 samples were selecte...
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  • Framework Archaeology published this 06/10/2008
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Charred plants

Excavations were carried out at Stansted Airport by Framework Archaeology during 2000 to 2001 in advance of the expansion of car parking facilities. An intensive program of soil sampling for the re...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Marine shell

The marine shell assemblage consisted of 1,339 shells, representing 798 minimum numbers of individuals. These were retrieved from 209 deposits over four phases and from four of the sites at Stansted.
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Animal bones

A total of 31,889 animal bone fragments, or number of individual specimens (NISP), were recovered from phased contexts from four sites dating from the Bronze Age to the post-medieval period.
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Palynological analysis

An intensive programme of sampling was undertaken during excavation to retrieve monolith samples for palynological analysis. Deposits dating from the middle Bronze Age to the post medieval were sam...
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  • Framework Archaeology published this 06/10/2008
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Soil micromorphology

Excavation of the LTCP and MTCP sites at Stansted Airport found multi-period occupation that included Middle Bronze Age to post-medieval archaeology.
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Environmental overview

Although development associated with Stansted Airport over the past two decades has led to the recovery of a large amount of environmental information concerning Middle Bronze Age and later set...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Inhumed bone

Human bone from twelve contexts (seven from the MTCP site (BAAMP00), four from the LTCP site (BAACP00) and one from the M11 site (BAALR00)) was analysed, including the remains of one Late Iron Age/...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Cremated bone

Cremated human bone from 137 contexts was received for analysis, including 117 contexts from the MTCP site to the east of the present airport (BAAMP99 four contexts, BAAMP00 113) and 20 from th...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: The worked wood

Waterlogged wood was recovered from two sites with Bronze Age dates - the ring ditch of barrow 324078 at the MTCP site (various primary and secondary deposits) and a waterhole or well on the M11 si...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Worked stone

A total of 85 stone objects was recovered from all phases of activity at Stansted; a summary of these is provided in Table 25.1 and selected artefacts are illustrated in Figure 25.1. Approximat...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Flint

An assemblage of 12,235 struck flints and 9,805 pieces (90.835 kg) of burnt unworked flint was recovered during several phases of archaeological investigation at Stansted Airport between the years ...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Glass

Glass was recovered from three sites at Stansted Airport: the LTCP, MTCP, and FLB sites. The majority of the assemblage comprises fragments of vessel glass, although window glass, objects and was...
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Clay pipes

This report deals with the clay tobacco pipes recovered by Framework Archaeology during excavations on three sites at Stansted Airport in Essex.
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Excavations at Stansted Airport: Fired clay

The fired clay assemblage from Stansted totalled 9,012 fragments, weighing 41,482 g. The material was recovered from seven sites.
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  • Framework Archaeology published this 06/10/2008
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