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Settlement sites and sacred offerings: prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey

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Beteiligte Personen:	Hayman, Graham (VerfasserIn), Jones, Phil (VerfasserIn), Poulton, Rob (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	London [u.a.] SpoilHeap Publ. 2012
Schriftenreihe:	SpoilHeap Monograph 4
Schlagwörter:	Vor- und Frühgeschichte Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Ausgrabung Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Chertsey (England) / Antiquities Themsetal Chertsey
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025689787&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Umfang:	XVI, 204 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 30 cm
ISBN:	9780955884641 0955884640

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adam_text	CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES ................................................................................................................................................viii LIST OF TABLES ...................................................................................................................................................... χ SUMMARY .............................................................................................................................................................xii RESUME ...............................................................................................................................................................xüi ZUSAMMENFASSUNG...........................................................................................................................................xiv PREFACE ...............................................................................................................................................................xv A note on the Digital Supplement ................................................................................................................................................xv CHAPTER 1 The Archaeology of the Thames Valley, near Chertsey ...........................................................................1 Philjones 1 GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY ..........................................................................................................................1 2 PREHISTORIC AND ROMAN DEVELOPMENT ....................................................................................................3 2.1 Palaeolithic and Mesolithic .....................................................................................................................................................3 2.2 Neolithic and Early Bronze Age .............................................................................................................................................5 2.3 Middle and Late Bronze Age ..................................................................................................................................................9 2.4 Iron Age ...............................................................................................................................................................................12 2.5 Roman by Rob Poulton .........................................................................................................................................................17 3 RIVERS AND RITUAL DEPOSITION by Rob Poulton ..............................................................................................22 CHAPTER 2 Archaeological fieldwork at Abbey Meads, Chertsey .............................................................................27 Philjones SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................27 1 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................................27 2 GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY ........................................................................................................................27 3 THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND .........................................................................................................30 4 THE BURIED RIVER CHANNEL ........................................................................................................................32 5 THE FINDS FROM THE BURIED RIVER CHANNEL ..........................................................................................33 6 LATE BRONZE AGE OCCUPATION ...................................................................................................................34 6.1 Stratigraphy ..........................................................................................................................................................................34 6.2 The finds ..............................................................................................................................................................................37 Prehistoric pottery .........................................................................................................................................................37 Struck flints ...................................................................................................................................................................38 Other finds ....................................................................................................................................................................38 7 THE ROW OF STAKES .......................................................................................................................................39 8 THE MEDIEVAL OCCUPATION .........................................................................................................................39 9 DISCUSSION .....................................................................................................................................................40 10 APPENDLX:A HUMAN SKULL AND MANDIBLE FROM ABBEY MEADS, CHERTSEY ........................................41 Human bone catalogue ................................................................................................................................................................41 Dental pathology ..........................................................................................................................................................................41 41 Mandible metrics ..................................................................................................................................................................... 41 Index of abbreviations .................................................................................................................................................... 41 Mandible morphology ................................................................................................................................................................. CHAPTER 3 Archaeological discoveries made in a gravel pit near Shepperton, Surrey ........................................................ 43 Rob Poulton SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 43 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................. 43 43 1.1 Circumstances of discovery ................................................................................................................................................... 1.2 Geology and topography of the site by Philjones ................................................................................................................... 2 CATALOGUE ..................................................................................................................................................... 45 2.1 Find spot A .......................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Al Neolithic antler macehead ........................................................................................................................................ A2The hafted socketed bronze axe-head by Stuart Needham ............................................................................................ 4 A3 Iron Age sword with parts of scabbard and scabbard mounts ...................................................................................... 49 A4 Iron Age pot by Phil Jones .......................................................................................................................................... A5 Iron adze-hammer .................................................................................................................................................... A6 Bronze cauldron ....................................................................................................................................................... A7 Human skull ............................................................................................................................................................. 51 A8 Antler object ............................................................................................................................................................ A9 Wooden object ......................................................................................................................................................... 51 AIO Animal bones by John Chapman ............................................................................................................................... 2.2 Find spot В .......................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Bl Stamped Iron Age sword with bone handle .............................................................................................................. B2 Late Saxon sword ...................................................................................................................................................... B3 Sword blade ( Iron Age) ............................................................................................................................................ 53 B4 Human skull ............................................................................................................................................................. 53 2.3 Find spot С .......................................................................................................................................................................... 53 2.4 Find spot D ..........................................................................................................................................................................54 2.5 Find spot E .......................................................................................................................................................................... 54 Description of the pewter plates ..................................................................................................................................... Metallurgical analysis by G McDonnell and D White .........................................................................................................^7 Discussion ......................................................................................................................................................................57 2.6 Find spot F ...........................................................................................................................................................................58 2.7 Find spot G ..........................................................................................................................................................................58 Animal bone by Claire Ingrem ..........................................................................................................................................58 Flint by Nick Marples .......................................................................................................................................................58 2.8 Find spot H ........................................................................................................................................................................59 3 DISCUSSION .....................................................................................................................................................59 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......................................... .................................................60 CHAPTER 4 Archaeological fieidwork at St Ann s Hill, Chertsey .............................................................................. 61 Philjones SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................61 1 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................................61 2 TOPOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND ...................................................................................................................61 3 ARCHAEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND .................................................................................................................63 4 THE EXCAVATIONS .............................................................. ....................................63 4.1 Trench A ..............................................................................................................................................................................63 Postholes ........................................................................................................................................................................64 Other pits and hollows ...................................................................................................................................................64 Ditch 17........................................................................................................................................................................65 Gully or beamslot 41......................................................................................................................................................65 4.2 Trench В ..............................................................................................................................................................................65 5 THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY .......................................................................................................................66 6 THE FINDS ........................................................................................................................................................66 6.1 Prehistoric pottery ...............................................................................................................................................................66 Fabrics and ware types ....................................................................................................................................................67 Vessel forms ...................................................................................................................................................................67 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................................70 6.2 Other finds ..........................................................................................................................................................................71 Struck flints ...................................................................................................................................................................71 Calcined flints ................................................................................................................................................................71 Other stone ...................................................................................................................................................................71 Baked clay ......................................................................................................................................................................71 Iron ...............................................................................................................................................................................71 Iron slag .........................................................................................................................................................................71 Charcoal ........................................................................................................................................................................71 Post-medieval debris from Al andA2 .............................................................................................................................71 7 SOME EARLIER FINDS FROM THE HILL ..........................................................................................................72 8 DISCUSSION .....................................................................................................................................................72 9 POSTSCRIPT ON THE LATER USES OF THE HILLTOP .....................................................................................73 10 APPENDIX: ......................................................................................................................................................74 Catalogue of contexts ...................................................................................................................................................................74 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..................................................................................................................................75 CHAPTER 5 Archaeological excavation of Bronze Age, Iron Age and Roman field systems, enclosures, and settlements at Thorpe Lea Nurseries, Egham, Surrey ..............................................................................................77 Graham Hayman with Rob Poulton SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................77 1 THE EXCAVATIONS: BACKGROUND, HISTORY, METHODOLOGY AND PHASING ...........................................78 1.1 Background and site location ...............................................................................................................................................78 1.2 The fieldwork undertaken and its objectives ..........................................................................................................................78 1.3 General excavation methodology ..........................................................................................................................................81 1.4 Environmental comment and sampling .................................................................................................................................81 1.5 Geological and machining contexts ......................................................................................................................................82 1.6 Context and feature presentation in parts 2 to 5....................................................................................................................82 1.7 Phases and dates ...................................................................................................................................................................83 2 EARLY PREHISTORIC ......................................................................................................................................83 2.1 Phase 1: Late Mesolithic to Early Bronze Age ......................................................................................................................83 2.2 Phase 2: Middle and Late Bronze Age ...................................................................................................................................84 Phase 2A: Middle Bronze Age ........................................................................................................................................84 Phase 2B: Late Bronze Age .............................................................................................................................................88 3 IRON AGE (PHASE 3).........................................................................................................................................89 3.1 The Eastern Iron Age site .....................................................................................................................................................89 The ditches and gullies ...................................................................................................................................................90 The waterhole ...............................................................................................................................................................91 The pits .........................................................................................................................................................................91 The postholes ................................................................................................................................................................92 Phase ЗА: Early Iron Age ................................................................................................................................................92 Phase 3B: Middle to Late Iron Age .................................................................................................................................92 Phase 3C: Late Iron Age .................................................................................................................................................94 Features of non-specific Iron Age date ............................................................................................................................95 3.3 Dispersed Iron Age features ..................................................................................................................................................95 The ditches and gullies ...................................................................................................................................................95 The pits .........................................................................................................................................................................97 The postholes ................................................................................................................................................................97 4 THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD BETWEEN PHASE 3 AND PHASE 4 ................................................................100 4.1 Ditch 1979.........................................................................................................................................................................100 4.2 The midden and pit complex of phase 3 and 4....................................................................................................................100 4.3 The pits ..............................................................................................................................................................................103 4.5 Hollow 496........................................................................................................................................................................103 5 THE ROMAN PERIOD (PHASE 4)....................................................................................................................104 5.1 Phase 4a: Early Roman (1st or lst/2nd century AD) ...........................................................................................................104 The ditches ..................................................................................................................................................................104 The waterhole .............................................................................................................................................................105 The pits and ditch 2065...............................................................................................................................................105 The postholes ..............................................................................................................................................................106 The ditches and gullies ................................................................................................................................................107 The waterhole 1948.....................................................................................................................................................107 The pits .......................................................................................................................................................................108 The posthole................................................................................................................................................................110 Possible structural remains ............................................................................................................................................110 Midden deposit 716.....................................................................................................................................................110 5.3 Phase 4c: Late 3rd and 4th century AD ...............................................................................................................................110 Ditches and gullies .......................................................................................................................................................110 The waterholes (and pit 2138)......................................................................................................................................112 The pits .......................................................................................................................................................................113 The postholes (including the four-posted structure 1925).............................................................................................114 The inhumation burial .................................................................................................................................................114 Surface spreads .............................................................................................................................................................114 Ditches and gullies .......................................................................................................................................................115 The pits .......................................................................................................................................................................115 The postholes ..............................................................................................................................................................115 The cobbled area .........................................................................................................................................................115 Bonfire 1773................................................................................................................................................................115 5.5 Features of unknown but ancient date ................................................................................................................................116 6 THE POTTERY by Phil Jones ................................................................................................................................117 6.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................117 6.2 Prehistoric .........................................................................................................................................................................117 Prehistoric fabric type series for north-west Surrey .......................................................................................................117 The Thorpe Lea Nurseries assemblage ..........................................................................................................................119 Illustrations ..................................................................................................................................................................120 Tables ..........................................................................................................................................................................120 Fabrics and forms ........................................................................................................................................................120 Summary catalogue of feature assemblages ....................................................................................................................125 6.3 Roman ..............................................................................................................................................................................138 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................138 Illustrations ..................................................................................................................................................................139 Tables ..........................................................................................................................................................................139 Ceramic phases ............................................................................................................................................................139 Fabrics and forms .........................................................................................................................................................140 Summary catalogue ......................................................................................................................................................142 Three Late Roman waterholes .....................................................................................................................................147 7 ARTEFACTUAL FINDS .....................................................................................................................................158 7.1 Small finds by Suzanne Huson .............................................................................................................................................158 Fired clay .....................................................................................................................................................................158 Copper alloy ................................................................................................................................................................159 Lead .............................................................................................................................................................................163 Calcined flint ............................................................................................................................................................... 164 Quernstones by Nicola Hembrey ..................................................................................................................................... 164 Discussion .................................................................................................................................................................... 164 7.2 Building materials by Nicola Hembrey and Suzanne Huson .....................................................................................................166 Ceramic building materials ........................................................................................................................................... 166 Stone by Nicola Hembrey .............................................................................................................................................. 166 7.3 The worked flint by David Underwood ..................................................................................................................................166 Introduction and general interpretative comments ........................................................................................................ 166 Raw material ............................................................................................................................................................... 168 Technology and typology: waste products .....................................................................................................................169 Technology and typology: tools ....................................................................................................................................170 Discussion ....................................................................................................................................................................171 7.4 The slag by Dave Starley ......................................................................................................................................................172 Initial examination ....................................................................................................................................................... 172 Results ......................................................................................................................................................................... 172 Explanation of visual classification ................................................................................................................................172 Optical examination and SEM-based microanalysis of debris ........................................................................................172 Conclusions .................................................................................................................................................................173 8 ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE ........................................................................................................................174 8.1 The animal bone by Mary lies and Kate Clark .......................................................................................................................174 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................174 Methodology ...............................................................................................................................................................174 Species representation ..................................................................................................................................................174 The skulls .................................................................................................................................................................... 175 Ageing ......................................................................................................................................................................... 175 Dogs ............................................................................................................................................................................176 Measurements ..............................................................................................................................................................176 Pathology .....................................................................................................................................................................176 Worked bone and antler ...............................................................................................................................................176 Animal husbandry ........................................................................................................................................................177 Discussion ..........................................................................................................................................................................177 8.2 The human skeletan ...........................................................................................................................................................179 The bone by Simon Mays ....................................................................................................................................................179 Radiocarbon dating by John Meadows .................................................................................................................................179 8.3 Macroscopic Plant And Invertebrate Remains by Mark Robinson ..........................................................................................180 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................180 Methods and results .....................................................................................................................................................180 The charred plant remains ............................................................................................................................................181 The waterlogged plant and insect remains from waterhole 1963....................................................................................182 9 DISCUSSION ...................................................................................................................................................184 9.1 The development of the Holocene landscape ...........................................................................................................................184 9.2 Settlement history ..............................................................................................................................................................187 10 APPENDIX: ....................................................................................................................................................194 Archaeomagnetic dating .............................................................................................................................................................194 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................................................................................194 BIBLIOGRAPHY ..................................................................................................................................................195 Abbreviations ...............................................................................................................................................................195
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publishDateSearch	2012
publishDateSort	2012
publisher	SpoilHeap Publ.
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series	SpoilHeap Monograph
series2	SpoilHeap Monograph
spellingShingle	Hayman, Graham Jones, Phil Poulton, Rob Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey SpoilHeap Monograph Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
subject_GND	(DE-588)4071507-3 (DE-588)4129464-6 (DE-588)4310477-0 (DE-588)4256559-5
title	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
title_auth	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
title_exact_search	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
title_full	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ...
title_fullStr	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ...
title_full_unstemmed	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ...
title_short	Settlement sites and sacred offerings
title_sort	settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the thames valley near chertsey
title_sub	prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
topic	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
topic_facet	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Ausgrabung Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Chertsey (England) / Antiquities Themsetal Chertsey
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volume_link	(DE-604)BV040969391
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