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Gravelly Guy - Excavations at Stanton Harcourt (Hardcover)
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Gravelly Guy - Excavations at Stanton Harcourt (Hardcover)
Series: Thames Valley Landscapes Monograph, 21
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Excavations conducted between 1981 and 1986 in advance of gravel
extraction in Gravelly Guy field, Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire,
revealed archaeological evidence spanning from the Neolithic
through to the Saxon period. Neolithic and early Bronze Age
activity is represented by pit scatters and a series of ring
ditches with associated burials. The Iron Age and early Roman
periods witnessed the continuous development of a linear
settlement, consisting of a dense area of pits, gullies, circular
structures, four-posters and boundary ditches in the mid to late
Iron Age phase and a series of rectilinear enclosures and unusual
'ramped hollows' and wells in the late Iron Age/early Roman period.
Excavation of a section at the junction of the floodplain and the
gravel terrace has also provided information regarding the changing
land use and contemporary environment in the vicinity of the site.
Gravelly Guy remains one of the most thoroughly excavated sites of
this period in the Thames Valley. As well as the vast amount of
structural evidence, the considerable quantities of artefacts and
environmental information recovered, together with a series of ten
radiocarbon dates, have resulted in a detailed study of the site,
its position in the landscape and relationship to the contemporary
archaeology of the surrounding area.
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