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Prehistoric Settlement in the Lower Kennet Valley (Paperback)
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Prehistoric Settlement in the Lower Kennet Valley (Paperback)
Series: Thames Valley Landscapes Monograph, 37
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This volume presents the results of two excavations on the gravel
terraces of the Lower Kennet Valley, at Green Park (Reading
Business Park) Phase 3 and Moores Farm, Burghfield, Berkshire. The
Green Park excavations uncovered a field system and occupation
features dating to the middle to late Bronze Age. Five waterholes
or wells were distributed across the field system, the waterlogged
fills of which preserved wooden revetment structures and valuable
environmental evidence. The pottery from the waterholes makes a
significant contribution to our understanding of the middle to late
Bronze Age transition in the region. Later activity included middle
to late Iron Age boundaries, a late Iron Age cremation burial, a
Romano-British field system and post-medieval trackways. The Moores
Farm excavations revealed occupation from the Mesolithic,
Neolithic, middle Bronze Age and early Iron Age. The middle Bronze
Age settlement included pits, ovens and possible post structures,
and was again situated within a contemporaneous field system dotted
with waterholes. As well as discussing these two sites, the volume
provides an overview of all of the work to date in the Green Park
Farm/Reading Business Park area, exploring the development of this
important prehistoric landscape.
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