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Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry: Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge

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1. Verfasser:	Daniel, Patrick (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Archaeopress 2009
Schriftenreihe:	British archaeological reports / British series 484
Schlagworte:	Archeologische vindplaatsen Bronstijd Opgravingen Ausgrabung Funde Bronze age > England > Cambridgeshire Excavations (Archaeology) > England > Cambridgeshire Bronzezeit Siedlung Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire (England) > Antiquities Pode Hole Farm
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Beschreibung:	XI, 208 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	9781407304298

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adam_text	Contents List of Figures List of Tables List of Plates List of Appendices Contributions Summary Chapter 1: Introduction Background to the Project .................................................................................................................................. l Project Aims .............................................................................................................................................................1 Methodology .............................................................................................................................................................2 Report Structure ...................................................................................................................................................2 Chapter 2: The Contexts of the Project Area The Landscape Context ........................................................................................................................................5 The Geoarchaeological Context ........................................................................................................................5 Implications for Archaeological Survival .....................................................................................................6 The Archaeological Context ...............................................................................................................................6 Mesolithic (c. ΙΟ,ΟΟΟ-ο. SOOOBC) ..........................................................................................................................6 Neolithic (c. 5000 - 2000BC) ..................................................................................................................................6 Bronze Age (c. 2000- 70080)................................................................................................................................6 Iron Age (700BC-AD43) ........................................................................................................................................7 Romano-British (AD43 - 410)................................................................................................................................7 Early Medieval (410 - 1066)...................................................................................................................................7 Medieval (1066 -1485)...........................................................................................................................................7 Post-medieval (1485 - с 1760)................................................................................................................................8 Other Investigations at Pode Hole ...................................................................................................................8 1981-2, Fenland Project, fieldwalking survey ......................................................................................................8 1983, Fenland Archaeological Trust, dyke survey ..............................................................................................8 1990, Fenland Archaeological Trust, trench evaluation, geophysical survey and aerial photograph interpretation .... 8 1996, Chris Biandford Associates, quarry planning application, assessment of existing sources ofinformation .....9 1996, Birmingham University Archaeological Field Unit, trench evaluation, excavation and watching brief .....9 Summary ....................................................................................................................................................................9 Chapter 3: The Excavation The Nature of the Archaeological Record ...................................................................................................11 Phasing the Archaeology ....................................................................................................................................11 The Monumental Landscape (Early Bronze Age) ....................................................................................14 Ring-ditch 1 .........................................................................................................................................................15 Rsng-diichl .........................................................................................................................................................15 Ring-ditch 3 ..........................................................................................................................................................16 Ring-ditch 4 ..........................................................................................................................................................17 Occupation on the Fen-edge (Early Bronze Age) ....................................................................................19 Pit 7214.................................................*.................................................................................................................19 Cremation burial 7380.........................................................................................................................................20 Scoop 9043.............................................................................................................................................................20 Pit and Scoop Clusters 1 and 2............................................................................................................................21 The Enclosed Landscape (Middle Bronze Age) ........................................................................................21 The cardinal boundary ........................................................................................................................................21 Fields 1-4 ..............................................................................................................................................................23 Fragmentary fields ...............................................................................................................................................25 Midden Area 1......................................................................................................................................................25 One metre pits .......................................................................................................................................................26 Fen-edge Pit Cluster 1..........................................................................................................................................28 The Working Landscape (later Bronze Age) 30 Fields 5-Ю..............................................................................................................................................................30 Enclosures 1 and 2.................................................................................................................................................31 Occupation of the Working Landscape (later Bronze Age) 33 Waterhole pits ........................................................................................................................................................33 Fen-edge pits ...........................................................................................................................................................33 Fen-edge Pit Cluster 2..........................................................................................................................................34 Fen-edge Pit Cluster 3..........................................................................................................................................35 Fen-edge Pit Cluster 4..........................................................................................................................................36 Fen-edge Pit Cluster 5..........................................................................................................................................38 Pits associated with the cardinal boundary ...............................................................................................39 Pit 8763..................................................................................................................................................................39 Pit 8864.................................................................................................................................................................. 40 Pits cutting Ring-ditches ....................................................................................................................................41 Pits cutting Ring-ditch 1.......................................................................................................................................41 Pit cutting Ring-ditch 4.......................................................................................................................................43 Environmental Analysis of Other Waterhole Pits ...................................................................................44 Pit 9075..................................................................................................................................................................44 Pit 9500..................................................................................................................................................................45 Pit 9618..................................................................................................................................................................45 Ponds ..........................................................................................................................................................................45 Pond Cluster 1.......................................................................................................................................................46 Pond Cluster 2.......................................................................................................................................................47 Waterhole pits associated with Pond Cluster 2.................................................................................................48 Pond Clusters .......................................................................................................................................................49 Possible saltern .....................................................................................................................................................52 Decline and Abandonment (First Millennium ВС) ................................................................................53 Midden Area 2......................................................................................................................................................54 Other CP5 features ...............................................................................................................................................54 Abandonment ........................................................................................................................................................54 The Second Period of Enclosure (Post-medieval to Modern) .............................................................55 Documentary Evidence ........................................................................................................................................56 Excavated Evidence ..............................................................................................................................................56 Chapter 4: Material Culture The Prehistoric Pottery ......................................................................................................................................60 Summary ...............................................................................................................................................................60 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................60 Fabrics ..........................................................................................................................................................60 Grog-tempered fabrics ................................................................................. ...........................63 Grog-tempered fabrics with shell-bearing clay matrices .................................................................................63 Grog-tempered quartz sand fabrics .............................................................. ...........................63 Quartzite or sandstone-gritted fabric ...................................................... ........................63 Fossil shell-gritted fabrics ................................................................... ...................63 Vesicular texture/fossil shell and quartz sand fabric ........................................................................................64 Quartz sand fabric ..................................................................... ...........64 Pottery vessels and decorations ........................................................ .................64 Contextual associations and ceramic phases ................................................. ...........................66 Deposition ...................................................................................... ...........67 Generations, transitions and individual potters .......................... ............68 Catalogue of illustrated sherds ..................................... .... 69 The ciay weights ............................................... ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. ............................ ZZZZZZZZZ.ii Summary ................................................................................... .....72 Types ............................................................................................................ ZZZZZ. ..... ....... ZZZ. ................... 72 Date and deposition .................................................................... ......74 Catalogue of illustrated clay weights ..................................................................................................................74 The Briquetage .................................................................................................................................................74 Summary ...............................................................................................................................................................74 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................75 Fabrics ...................................................................................................................................................................75 Quartz sand fabric ...............................................................................................................................................75 Organic-tempered fabric .....................................................................................................................................75 Forms ....................................................................................................................................................................76 Deposition and recovery ......................................................................................................................................78 Dating by association ...........................................................................................................................................78 The saltmaking on the Fen-edge .........................................................................................................................80 Potters, saltmakers and clay weight makers ......................................................................................................80 Catalogue of illustrated briquetage ...................................................................................................................80 The Flint Assemblage .........................................................................................................................................82 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................82 Methodology ..........................................................................................................................................................82 Raw material and condition ................................................................................................................................83 The assemblage .....................................................................................................................................................83 Distribution ...........................................................................................................................................................86 Discussion ..............................................................................................................................................................86 Catalogue of illustrated flint .................................................................................................................................89 The Worked Antler and Bone ..........................................................................................................................89 Antler objects ........................................................................................................................................................89 Awls ......................................................................................................................................................................90 Other worked bone ...............................................................................................................................................90 Catalogue of illustrated antler and bone ...................................................................................................................91 Chapter 5: Enviromental Archaeology Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................93 The Charred Plant Remains ............................................................................................................................94 Recovery and identification methods ................................................................................................................94 Results ....................................................................................................................................................................94 Discussion ..............................................................................................................................................................95 Conclusion .............................................................................................................................................................97 Waterlogged Plant Remains .............................................................................................................................97 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................97 Methodology ..........................................................................................................................................................98 Summary of results ..............................................................................................................................................98 Analysis and interpretation .................................................................................................................................98 Discussion of combined botanical evidence ......................................................................................................101 Conclusions .......................................................................................................................................................... 102 Insect remains .....................................................................................................................................................102 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................102 Species of note ..................................................................................................................................................... 102 The environment ................................................................................................................................................102 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................................................................104 Column Samples and Palynology .................................................................................................................104 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................ 104 Monolith Hull ......................................................................................................................................................105 Monolith 8090......................................................................................................................................................105 Monolith 8172...................................................................................................................................................... 106 Pollen Analysis ....................................................................................................................................................106 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................106 Pollen method ......................................................................................................................................................106 Profile 8022 - Pond Cluster 1.............................................................................................................................108 Profile 8090 - waterhole 9075............................................................................................................................108 Profile 8172 - Pond Cluster 3..............................................................................................................................110 Summary and discussion ....................................................................................................................................110 Spot samples from Fen-edge Pit Cluster 1........................................................................................................112 iii Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................................113 The Waterlogged Wood .....................................................................................................................................113 Quantity of material ............................................................................................................................................113 Provenance ...........................................................................................................................................................114 Range and variation ............................................................................................................................................114 Condition of material ..........................................................................................................................................114 The wood ..............................................................................................................................................................114 Catalogue of fflustrated wooden artefccts (Figures 5.1-4)...........................................................................................125 Analysis ofWaterlogged Wood and Charcoal from Bulk Samples from Selected Waterholes and Pits 125 Aims ....................................................................................................................................................................125 Methodology ........................................................................................................................................................126 Wood analyses .....................................................................................................................................................127 Summary .............................................................................................................................................................129 Terrestrial and Freshwater Snails ...............................................................................................................129 Conclusions ...........................................................................................................................................................132 Vertebrate and Marine Shells from the Samples ....................................................................................132 Animal Bones .......................................................................................................................................................134 Discussion .............................................................................................................................................................142 The Human Bone ................................................................................................................................................144 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................ 144 The cremations ....................................................................................................................................................144 The inhumations ..................................................................................................................................................145 Disarticulated bone .............................................................................................................................................145 Summary and conclusions ..................................................................................................................................146 Chapter 6: Discussion The Archaeological Sequence .........................................................................................................................147 The barrow cemetery ..........................................................................................................................................147 Early Bronze Age occupation .............................................................................................................................148 Later Bronze Age land division .........................................................................................................................148 Dating summary for the field system .................................................................................................................150 Land-use at Pode Hole ........................................................................................................................................150 The meaning of differences ................................................................................................................................151 The difference of meanings ................................................................................................................................152 Waterhole pits .....................................................................................................................................................154 Saltmaking ...........................................................................................................................................................156 Decline and abandonment .................................................................................................................................157 Deposition .............................................................................................................................................................157 The Bronze Age Economy and Environment of Pode Hole ................................................................159 Appendices ................................................................................................................................................................165 Bibliography ...........................................................................................................................................................199 IV
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title	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge
title_auth	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge
title_exact_search	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge
title_full	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge Patrick Daniel. With principal specialist contributions from Paul Buckland ...
title_fullStr	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge Patrick Daniel. With principal specialist contributions from Paul Buckland ...
title_full_unstemmed	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge Patrick Daniel. With principal specialist contributions from Paul Buckland ...
title_short	Archaeological excavations at Pode Hole Quarry
title_sort	archaeological excavations at pode hole quarry bronze age occupation on the cambridgeshire fen edge
title_sub	Bronze Age occupation on the Cambridgeshire Fen-edge
topic	Archeologische vindplaatsen gtt Bronstijd gtt Opgravingen gtt Ausgrabung Funde Bronze age England Cambridgeshire Excavations (Archaeology) England Cambridgeshire Bronzezeit (DE-588)4008357-3 gnd Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
topic_facet	Archeologische vindplaatsen Bronstijd Opgravingen Ausgrabung Funde Bronze age England Cambridgeshire Excavations (Archaeology) England Cambridgeshire Bronzezeit Siedlung Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire (England) Antiquities Pode Hole Farm
url	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017685438&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
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