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Appleford's earliest farmers: archaeological work at Appleford Sidings, Oxfordshire

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Hauptverfasser:	Booth, Paul (VerfasserIn), Simmonds, Andrew (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Oxford Archaeological Unit 2009
Schriftenreihe:	Occasional paper / Oxford Archaeological Unit 17
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1500 v. Chr.-120 Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Oxfordshire Funde Ausgrabung Landwirtschaft Oxfordshire (England) / Antiquities Appleford
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Beschreibung:	XII, 141 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 30 cm
ISBN:	9780904220544

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adam_text	Contents List of Figures ....................................................................................................... і .................................................... vii List of Plates ..............................................................................................................................................................viii List of Tables ................................................................................................................................................................ix Summary ........................................................................................................................................................................ x Acknowledgements ....................................................................................................................................................xi CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND PROJECT BACKGROUND ...................................................................1 LOCATION AND SCOPE OF WORK .........................................................................................................................1 FIELDWORK METHODOLOGY .................................................................................................................................5 GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY ...............................................................................................................................8 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND ................................................................................8 STRUCTURE OF REPORT .............................................................................................................................................9 ARCHIVE ..........................................................................................................................................................................9 CHAPTER 2: THE SITE SEQUENCE .......................................................................................................................11 PERIOD 1: NEOLITHIC ...............................................................................................................................................11 PERIOD 2: MIDDLE BRONZE AGE ..........................................................................................................................11 Linear boundary ditches ...........................................................................................................................................11 WNW- ENE boundary ditches 6044 and 6045..................................................................................................11 Ditches 6022, 6023 and 555...................................................................................................................................14 South-west rectilinear field system ........................................................................................................................14 Enclosure 6111........................................................................................................................................................14 Enclosure 6112........................................................................................................................................................14 Enclosure 601616108..............................................................................................................................................15 Enclosure 6005........................................................................................................................................................15 Associated ditches .................................................................................................................................................15 Central enclosures .................................................................................................................................................16 Eastern and northern enclosures and ditches .......................................................................................................16 Ditch 6074...............................................................................................................................................................16 Enclosure 6113........................................................................................................................................................16 Enclosure 6114........................................................................................................................................................16 Enclosure 6115........................................................................................................................................................17 Waterholes ...................................................................................................................................................................17 Relationship between waterholes and boundary ditches ...............................................................................20 Pits .................................................................................................................................................................................23 Pits adjacent to linear boundaries 6044 and 6045............................................................................................23 Pits within enclosures ..........................................................................................................................................23 Isolated pits ...........................................................................................................................................................23 Burials ..........................................................................................................................................................................24 Grave 1566..............................................................................................................................................................24 Cremation burials .................................................................................................................................................24 PERIOD 3: LATE IRON AGE - ROMAN OCCUPATION ......................................................................................25 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................25 Principal enclosure 6100...........................................................................................................................................25 Enclosure ditch ......................................................................................................................................................25 Intentai features ....................................................................................................................................................30 Trackways and field system .....................................................................................................................................32 Western trackway .................................................................................................................................................32 Boundary ditches west of the trackway ............................................................................................................32 Period 3a: Earlier phase of the field system .....................................................................................................34 Northern area ....................................................................................................................................................34 Central area ......................................................................................................................................................36 Period 3b: Later phase of the field system .........................................................................................................37 Northern area ....................................................................................................................................................37 in Archaeological work at Appleford Sidings Central area ...................................................................................................................................................... 3J Enclosure 6100.................................................................................................................................................* Possible Period 3 field boundaries at the eastern end of the excavation ......................................................3» Funerary enclosure 3052............................................................................................................................................ ^ Other Features ............................................................................................................................................................. q Pit 5221................................................................................................................................................................... líg 1999 excavations - boundaries and enclosures ..................................................................................................... ЗУ Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... Ditches 4197,4052 and 6082................................................................................................................................. *J Enclosure 6081........................................................................................................................................................ 4J Eastern trackway ..................................................................................................................................................41 Enclosures post-dating the trackway ................................................................................................................41 Other land boundaries ..........................................................................................................................................41 Cremation burial 4185..........................................................................................................................................43 Later Roman activity ..................................................................................................................................................43 Western trackway .................................................................................................................................................43 Boundary ditch 6087.............................................................................................................................................44 POST-ROMAN FEATURES .........................................................................................................................................44 Medieval cultivation .................................................................................................................................................44 Pit 4...............................................................................................................................................................................45 UNPHASED FEATURES ..............................................................................................................................................45 Field boundary ditches .............................................................................................................................................45 Animal burials 3136 and 3139..................................................................................................................................45 CHAPTER 3: THE ARTEFACTS ..............................................................................................................................47 STRUCK FLINT by Rebecca Devaney and Hugo Lamdin-Whymark ...................................................................47 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................47 Methodology ...............................................................................................................................................................48 Provenance .................................................................................................................................................................48 Raw material and condition ....................................................................................................................................48 Assemblage composition ..........................................................................................................................................48 Assemblage from the Earlier Neolithic pit 5576...............................................................................................48 Bronze Age assemblage ........................................................................................................................................49 Remaining material ..............................................................................................................................................50 Catalogue of illustrated flint ...............................................................................................................................50 Discussion ...................................................................................................................................................................50 AMBER BEADS by Angela Boyle ................................................................................................................................51 Introduction and quantification ..............................................................................................................................51 Catalogue .....................................................................................................................................................................51 Discussion .................................................................................................................................................................51 WORKED AND BURNT STONE by Fiona Roe .............................................................................[.............. ..........52 Bronze Age ..................................................................................................................................................................52 Worked stone ..........................................................................................................................................................52 Catalogue of worked stone ..................................................................................................................................52 Burnt stone .............................................................................................................................................................53 Roman ......................................................................................................................................................................53 Catalogue of worked stone .................................................................................................................................53 Discussion ..................................................................................... 53 PREHISTORIC POTTERY by Alistair Barclay ................... ........ ™ZZZ!ZZZ!!Z Z!Z!ľľ ZZZľ 55 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 55 Methodology ....................................................................................................................... ........ ........... 55 Early Neolithic ...............................................................................................................................]......... [........ ...58 Fabrics ................................................................................................................. ................. 58 Discussion ........................................................................................................... ! !! ZZ ............. ...............58 Illustrated catalogue ...................................................................... ............... . ΙϋΙΖΖΖΖ ........,. .. ..... .... . se Middle Neolithic .................................................................................. ¡ ....................................................58 Fabric .............................................................................................. ....................................................58 Illustrated catalogue ...................................................................... ....................................................58 Late Neolithic and early Bronze Age (LNEBA) ............... . ........ Z.!!!!!.!....!.!...!..!!!!.!!.......!!...] ........ .ľ.lľ.ľľ ľ.ľ... 58 Fabrics ....................................................................................... ...... .......................................................58 Illustrated catalogue ......................................................... ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ .......... Z 59 IV Contents Early-Middle Bronze Age (Biconical, sub-biconical and Deverel-Rimbury) .................................................59 Fabrics .....................................................................................................................................................................59 Middle Bronze Age (Deverel-Rimbury) ................................................................................................................59 Fabrics .....................................................................................................................................................................60 Discussion ..............................................................................................................................................................60 Illustrated catalogue ............................................................................................................................................61 Late Bronze Age and Iron Age .................................................................................................................................61 Fabric .......................................................................................................................................................................61 Illustrated catalogue ............................................................................................................................................61 Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................61 LATE IRON AGE AND ROMAN POTTERY by Paul Booth ..................................................................................64 Introduction: quantities and methodology ...........................................................................................................64 Wares ...........................................................................................................................................................................66 Vessel types .................................................................................................................................................................67 Use and reuse ..............................................................................................................................................................69 Context, phasing and chronology ...........................................................................................................................69 General discussion .....................................................................................................................................................75 Catalogue of illustrated sherds ..............................................................................................................................79 FIRED CLAY AND CERAMIC BUILDING MATERIAL by Paul Booth .............................................................85 Fired clay ......................................................................................................................................................................85 Bronze Age ..............................................................................................................................................................85 Early Roman ..........................................................................................................................................................85 Ceramic building material .......................................................................................................................................87 METAL OBJECTS by Paul Booth .................................................................................................................................88 Copper alloy ................................................................................................................................................................88 Iron ...............................................................................................................................................................................88 GLASS by Denise Allen .................................................................................................................................................89 CHAPTER 4: HUMAN AND ANIMAL REMAINS ............................................................................................91 HUMAN SKELETAL REMAINS by Annsofie Witkin.............................................................................................91 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................91 Methodology ...............................................................................................................................................................91 Assessment of age, sex and stature .....................................................................................................................91 Pathology ...............................................................................................................................................................91 Results ..........................................................................................................................................................................91 Bronze Age remains ...............................................................................................................................................91 Roman remains ......................................................................................................................................................92 ANIMAL REMAINS by Jennifer Kitch ......................................................................................................................93 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................93 Methodology ...............................................................................................................................................................93 Results ..........................................................................................................................................................................93 Condition ................................................................................................................................................................93 Species representation ..........................................................................................................................................93 Middle Bronze Age ................................................................................................................................................94 1st - 2nd century AD .............................................................................................................................................96 Post medieval .........................................................................................................................................................97 Unphased ...............................................................................................................................................................97 Articulated skeletons .................................................................................................................................................97 Discussion ...................................................................................................................................................................97 CHAPTER 5: ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE ...................................................................................................99 WATERLOGGED MACROSCOPIC PLANT AND INVERTEBRATE REMAINS by Mark Robinson ..........99 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................99 Samples ........................................................................................................................................................................99 Middle Bronze Age iv aterholes ...........................................................................................................................99 Romano-British ditch 4014................................................................................................................................101 Discussion .................................................................................................................................................................101 CHARRED PLANT REMAINS by Denise Druce ...................................................................................................105 Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................................105 Methodology .............................................................................................................................................................105 Archaeological work at Appleford Sidings Results ........................................................................................................................................................................ 108 Period 2 (middle Bronze Age) contexts ............................................................................................................108 Period 3 (Romano-British) contexts ................................................................................................................. HO Discussion ................................................................................................................................................................. HO Period 2 (middle Bronze Age) contexts ............................................................................................................ HO Period 3 (Romano-British) contexts ................................................................................................................. Ш Conclusion ................................................................................................................................................................. HI CHARCOALS by Gill Thompson and Robert Francis ............................................................................................ HI Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................. HI Aims oř the charcoal analysis ................................................................................................................................117 Charcoal fragmentation and concentration .........................................................................................................117 Methodology ........................................................................................................................................................ И7 Discussion .................................................................................................................................................................117 Charcoal identification ............................................................................................................................................118 Methodology ........................................................................................................................................................118 Results ...................................................................................................................................................................118 Discussion .................................................................................................................................................................118 CHAPTER 6: GENERAL DISCUSSION .............................................................................................................121 SITE SETTING AND EARLIER PREHISTORY ....................................................................................................121 MIDDLE-LATE BRONZE AGE ................................................................................................................................121 LATE IRON AGE AND ROMAN ............................................................................................................................124 Principal enclosure .................................................................................................................................................125 Internal features ..................................................................................................................................................126 Other early Roman features (the 1999 area) ........................................................................................................128 Environment and agricultural economy ..............................................................................................................129 Field systems, trackways and the wider Romano-British settlement pattern ............................... 130 LANDSCAPE CONTINUITY ....................................................................................................................................132 BIBLIOGRAPHY .......................................................................................................................................................... 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