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A road through the past: archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Oxford Archaeology Unit 2012
Schriftenreihe:	Oxford archaeology monograph 16
Schlagworte:	Geschichte Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Kent Funde Ausgrabung Kent (England) / Antiquities Kent
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XXIV, 620 S. Ill., Kt. 31 cm
ISBN:	9780904220681 0904220680

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adam_text	Contents List of Figures ...............................................................................xi List of Plates ...............................................................................xvii List of Tables ...............................................................................xix Summary ...................................................................................xxi Acknowledgements ........................................................................xxiii Chapter 1: Introduction by Tim Allen ..........................................................1 LOCATION AND SCOPE OF WORK ..........................................................1 GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY ..............................................................1 ARCHAEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND .........................................................1 Archaeological investigations prior to excavation ..............................................6 EXCAVATION METHODOLOGY ..............................................................7 POST-EXCAVATION METHODOLOGY ........................................................7 STRUCTURE AND CONVENTIONS OF THE REPORT .........................................8 LOCATION OF THE ARCHIVE ................................................................8 Chapter 2: From the Palaeolithic to the late Bronze Age by Mike Donnelly, Chris Hayden and Tim Allen ...............................................................................9 FROM THE PALAEOLITHIC TO THE EARLY BRONZE AGE ....................................9 Residual Upper Palaeolithic flint from Site A .................................................9 The Mesolithic .............................................................................9 Mesolithic flint from Site В ................................................................9 Mesolithic flint from the boundary between Sites F and G .....................................9 Mesolithic material from other sites ........................................................9 The early and middle Neolithic ..............................................................9 The early Neolithic ramped posthole and other features on Site G ..............................9 Early Neolithic flint from layer 9584 and from pits cut into it .................................13 Colluvium at the boundary between Sites F and G ...........................................13 Sire В: flint scatter 3424..................................................................13 Site A ..................................................................................15 Residual early and middle Neolithic finds ..................................................15 The late Neolithic/early Bronze Age .........................................................16 Beaker pits on Site D .....................................................................16 Pits and residual finds on Sites E and F ....................................................16 Pits and residual finds on Site G (9407 and 9270)............................................16 Flint from a colluvial deposit (11134) on Site ƒ...............................................19 Residual finds from other sites ............................................................19 MIDDLE TO LATE BRONZE AGE SITES ......................................................19 Enclosure and trackway in Site G ...........................................................22 Chronology .............................................................................22 The Е -shaped enclosure ditches ............................................................26 Gullies running along the south-eastern side of the enclosure ..................................28 Flint cobbling along the south-east side of the enclosure ......................................30 Stratigraphie relationships along the south-eastern boundary of the enclosure ..................34 Features within the enclosure .............................................................34 Sites В and С ..............................................................................36 Е -shaped enclosure: ditches 5892 and 7424..................................................36 Cremation deposits, pits and gullies near the centre of Site С ..................................40 Boundary ditch 5912.....................................................................42 Isolated cremation deposit 7758 on Site В ..................................................43 111 A Road through the Past ЛЛ Pits in Sites A and L ....................................................................... T* S/ŕe L: pit 12510......................................................................... JI Site A: pit cluster ........................................................................45 SiteD.. .................................................................................48 EARLY PREHISTORIC FINDS ASSEMBLAGE .................................................48 Struck flint by Mike Donnelly and Hugo Anderson-Whymark ......................................48 Methodology ............................................................................48 Raw material and condition ..............................................................49 The assemblages ......................................................................... Metrical analysis .......................................................................... Catalogue of illustrated flints .............................................................58 Late Neolithic/early Bronze Age pottery by Lisa Brown and David Mullin ..........................62 Fabrics ................................................................................. 62 Forms and decoration ....................................................................63 Discussion ..............................................................................64 Catalogue of illustrated sherds ............................................................67 Later Bronze Age pottery by Peter Couldrey and David Mullin ....................................67 Fabrics .................................................................................67 Site assemblages .........................................................................69 Discussion ..............................................................................70 Catalogue of illustrated sherds ............................................................71 Fired clay In/ Dan Stnnsbie ...................................................................75 Fabrics . ................................................................................75 Site assemblages .........................................................................75 Discussion ..............................................................................77 Catalogue of illustrated material ..........................................................77 Worked stone by Ruth Shaffrey ...............................................................77 Worked bone In/ Ian R Scott .................................................................79 EARLY PREHISTORIC OSTEOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE ..................80 Cremations and inhumation deposits by Mark Gibson, Ceridwen Boston, Sharon Clough and Nicholas Marqitez-Grant ................................................................80 Bronze Age cremation burial in Site В ......................................................80 Bronze Age cremation deposits in Site С ....................................................80 Late Bronze Age cremation burial in Site D .................................................81 Disarticulated human remains from late Bronze Age ditch in Site С ............................81 Animal bone by Andrew Bates, tacqui Mulinile and Adrienne Powell ................................82 Neolithic and early Bronze Age ............................................................82 Bronze Age ..............................................................................82 Charred plant remains by Wendy Smith .......................................................83 Wood charcoal by Dana Challinor .............................................................83 Pollen and phytoliths by Adrian G Parker .....................................................84 Results and discussion ............................................ 84 Land snails by Elizabeth Stafford .......................................... 87 Middle Bronze Age ditch 5892......................................... ................88 Late Bronze Age ditch 5912....................................... .....................91 Discussion ...................................... от Radiocarbon dating by Rebecca Nicholson and Tim Allen ........................................ ! 94 Results ................................. .............................. де DISCUSSION by Tim Allen and Chris Hoyden .......................... ,^^.. . ................97 The Palaeolithic and Mesolithic ____....................... ]................................97 The earlier Neolithic ....................................................................... 97 The ramped posthole on Site G ............................................................97 The late Neolithic/early Bronze Age ........................................................98 The middle and late Bronze Age ...................... ................................... -. nf) Chronology and ceramics ............................... ]............................... 1 n0 The L-shaped enclosure and settlement on Site G ......... ............................... in1 The enclosure on Site С ............................ ................................... j The nature and function of the enclosures ..................................................1 nc The context of the enclosures ............................................................. {^ Tlie character of activity at other sites ....................................................107 Cremation burials ........................ ....................................... Tlie deposit of cremated animal bone, fired clay and pottery on Site L ......................... Ill IV Contents Chapter 3: The Iron Age by Tim Allen and Kelly Powell .........................................113 THE EARLY IRON AGE .....................................................................113 Site К ...................................................................................113 Site L ....................................................................................120 Site В and the western part of Site С ........................................................121 Site С east and Site D .....................................................................124 Pits with structured deposits .............................................................125 Other features in Site С ..................................................................133 Site D pit and posthole....................................................................134 Site E ....................................................................................134 Site G ...................................................................................138 Pits with structured deposits .............................................................138 Other features in Site G .................................................................145 THE MIDDLE IRON AGE ...................................................................147 Sites L and A .............................................................................147 Boundary ditch 13161 and associated burials ..............................................147 Discrete features ........................................................................153 Sites В and С .............................................................................153 Central Site В ..........................................................................153 Western Site В ..........................................................................157 Eastern Site B/Western Site С ............................................................164 Eastern Site С ............................................................................. Site D ...................................................................................172 THE LATE IRON AGE ......................................................................172 Sites L and A .............................................................................174 Sites В and С .............................................................................174 Modifications to the trackway crossing central Site В .......................................174 Western Site В ..........................................................................176 Eastern Site B/Western Site С ............................................................178 Site D ...................................................................................184 Pond D North ............................................................................185 Northern area ..........................................................................187 Late Iron Age-early Roman enclosure .....................................................188 Site J ....................................................................................188 IRON AGE FINDS ASSEMBLAGE ...........................................................190 Later prehistoric pottery by Lisa Brown and Peter Couldrey ......................................190 Methodology ...........................................................................190 Fabrics and resources ....................................................................190 Manufacture and surface treatment .......................................................192 Form and decoration ....................................................................192 Chronological and cultural framework ....................................................192 The A2 ceramic sequence .................................................................195 Discussion .............................................................................221 Briquetage by Elaine Morris .................................................................228 Methodology ...........................................................................228 Fabrics ................................................................................229 Forms .................................................................................233 Container performance ..................................................................239 Dating of salt production evidence ........................................................240 Evidence of use and intensification of salt production .......................................241 Quantity of salt produced ...............................................................242 Deposition and spatial variation .........................................................242 Salt production methods and the salt production landscape ..................................244 Who were the saltmakers? ...............................................................245 Fired clay by Dan Stansbie with Tim Allen .....................................................245 Site assemblages ........................................................................245 Discussion .............................................................................248 Illustration catalogue ...................................................................249 Potin coins by David Holman ................................................................249 Metalwork by Ian R Scott ...................................................................249 Site assemblages ........................................................................250 A Road through the Past 251 Iron slag by Lynne Keys .................................................................... Discussion of the assemblage ............................................................ j? Worked stone by Ruth Shaffrey .............................................................. ^ Querns and processors .................................................................. Worked chalk ......................................................................... Worked bone by Ian R Scott................................................................ IRON AGE OSTEOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE ...........................256 Human remains by Mark Gibson, Ceridwen Boston, Sharon Clough and Nicholas Marquez-Grant ........256 Iron Age cremation burial ................................................................^56 Iron Age inhumation burials .............................................................257 Disarticulated human remains ...........................................................259 Discussion .............................................................................259 Animal bone by Andrew Bates, Jacqui Mulville and Adrienne Powell ...............................259 Associated or articulating bone groups ....................................................261 Species represented .....................................................................264 Discussion .............................................................................268 Conclusion .............................................................................271 Charred plant remains by Wendy Smith ......................................................273 Preservation .............................................................................. Results ................................................................................273 Discussion .............................................................................276 Wood charcoal by Dana Challinor ............................................................279 Land snails In/ Elizabeth Stafford .............................................................280 Site В .................................................................................280 Site С .................................................................................281 Site D .................................................................................283 Site G .................................................................................283 Discussion .............................................................................285 Radiocarbon dating by Rebecca Nicholson and Tim Allen ........................................285 Dating and sequencing four-post structures ................................................285 Dating of other Iron Age features .........................................................286 HIGH STATUS LATE IRON AGE BURIALS IN SITE В .........................................288 Grave 4298...............................................................................288 Pottery from grave 4298 by Peter Couldrey and Lisa Brown .....................................290 Metal objects from grave 4298 by Ian R Scott ...............................................290 Animal bone from grave 4298 by Andrew Bates, Jacqui Mulville and Adrienne Powell ...............295 Grave 4312...............................................................................295 Pottery from grave 4312 by Peter Couldrey and Lisa Brown .....................................296 Metal objects from grave 4312 by Ian R Scott ...............................................296 Analysis and metallography of copper alloy metalwork from late Iron Age graves by Peter Northovcr ........................................................... 299 Grave 4298......................................................................... 299 Grave 4312....................................................... 3qq The origin of the bronze ..................................................... şqq Mineralised wood and other organic remains by Dana Goodburn-Brown .........................300 Osteology of the high status burials by Mark Gibson, Ceridwen Boston, Sharon Clough and Nicholas Marquez-Grant ..................................... Results ........................................ ............,«.. Discussion ............. ................,„- discussion by Tim Alien ......... . . υ!. !!!!!!!!. !!!!!!!!!!! ................... 302 The nature of the surviving evidence ......................... ................. Th ll f h ].......................... g The local context of the discoveries Earliest and early Iron Age chronology Settlement evidence - general characteristics .........................304 Structural evidence ..................................................................... Pits and special deposits ............................ Other aspects of middle-late Iron Age settlement ...... Large boundary ditches ............................. The layout and organisation of the Site B/C settlement Tlie settlement at Pond D North .................... The high status cremation burials ........... ........ Overall settlement pattern ... ť ............................................................317 VI Contents Chapter 4: The Roman evidence by Tim Allen and Kelly Powell .................................319 THE ROMAN SETTLEMENT IN SITE D .....................................................319 BURIALS IN SITE D ........................................................................322 Methodology employed for the excavation of the high status graves ...........................322 Grave 6260 ..............................................................................325 Catalogue of pottery from grave 6260 by Valéry Rigby ........................................329 Catalogue of small finds from grave 6260 by Ian R Scott ......................................333 Mineralised wood and other organic remains from grave 6260 by Dana Goodburn-Brown ..........353 The north-west cemetery ..................................................................354 Grave 6635...............................................................................354 Catalogue of pottery from grave 6635 by Valéry Rigby ........................................359 Catalogue of small finds from grave 6635 by Ian R Scott ......................................362 Mineralised wood and other organic remains from grave 6635 by Dana Goodburn-Brown ..........373 Grave 6645...............................................................................373 Catalogue of pottery from grave 6645 by Valéry Rigby ........................................377 Catalogue of small finds from grave 6645 by Ian R Scott ......................................378 Mineralised wood and other organic remains from grave 6645 by Dana Goodburn-Brown ..........384 Other early Roman cremation burials in enclosure 6299......................................386 Catalogue of pottery from other cremation graves by Edward Biddulph with comment on the samian by J M Mills ......................................................................387 Roman inhumation burials in enclosure 6299................................................387 Catalogue of pottery from inhumation graves by Edward Biddulph .............................389 THE EARLY ROMAN ENCLOSURES IN SITE D ..............................................389 The main enclosure .......................................................................389 Internal features ........................................................................393 External features .......................................................................395 ROMAN SETTLEMENT IN OTHER SITES ...................................................398 Continuing settlement in Sites В and С .....................................................398 Trackway and associated features ........................................................398 Early Roman ditches and pits at the west end of Area В .....................................400 The field system ........................................................................402 Large rectangular pits ..................................................................402 Boundaries and other features in Sites A and L ..............................................404 Early Roman ...........................................................................404 Middle to late Roman ...................................................................407 The inhumation cemetery .................................................................409 Sunken-featured building 3349............................................................415 ROMAN FINDS ASSEMBLAGE .............................................................416 Roman pottery by Edward Biddulph, with contributions from Valéry Rigby, ƒ M Mills, Roger Tomiin, Carl Heron and Cynthianne Spiteri ............................................................416 Pottery from the cemeteries ..............................................................416 Potter s stamps on imports and local wares by Valéry Rigby ..................................420 The dipinto and graffito by Roger Tomiin ...................................................428 Lipid analysis of flagons, cups and beakers from Iron Age/Roman cremation graves by Carl Heron and Cynthianne Spiteri ..............................................................429 The samian by J M Mills .................................................................431 Non-funerary assemblage composition by site ..............................................435 Discussion .............................................................................441 Fired clay and ceramic building material by Dan Stansbie ......................................447 Fired clay ..............................................................................447 Ceramic building material ...............................................................447 Roman coins by Paul Booth .................................................................448 Metalwork from contexts other than high status graves by Ian R Scott ..........................448 Distribution of metalwork by site ........................................................449 Discussion .............................................................................452 Iron slag and related high temperature debris by Lynne Keys ...................................452 Worked stone objects by Ruth Shaffrey .......................................................452 Worked bone by Ian R Scott ................................................................453 ROMAN OSTEOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE ..............................453 Human remains by Mark Gibson, Ceridwen Boston, Sharon Clough and Nicholas Marquez-Grant ........453 Cremation burials ......................................................................453 VII A Road through the Past Inhumation burials ..................................................................... Disarticulated human remains ........................................................... Discussion .......................................................· · ; ; ;................. Isotope analysis of human skeletons from Site L by AM Pollard and P Ditchfield ................. ibi Results ................................................................................461 Discussion ............................................................................. Summary and conclusions ...............................................................464 Animal bone by Andrew Bates, J acqui Mulville and Adrienné Powell ...............................464 Associated bone groups ..................................................................465 Species represented ...................................................................... ° Discussion .............................................................................^67 Fish remains by Rebecca Nicholson ...........................................................467 Charred plant remains by Wendy Smith ......................................................467 Discussion .............................................................................467 Wood charcoal by Dana Challinor ............................................................468 Pollen and phytoliths by Adrian Parker ......................................................468 Discussion .............................................................................469 Land snails by Elizabeth Stafford .............................................................469 Site assemblages ........................................................................469 Discussion .............................................................................475 Radiocarbon dating In/ Rebecca Nicholson and Tim Allen ........................................476 The cemetery in Site L ...................................................................476 Cremated human bone from deposit 12673 within ditch 13161, Site L ..........................476 DISCUSSION by Tim Allen ...................................................................477 The high status early Roman graves ........................................................478 A change in the status of the site .........................................................483 Later Roman developments elsewhere along the scheme ......................................483 The later Roman burials ...................................................................483 Chapter 5 The Saxon, medieval and later evidence by Tim Allen, Kelly Powell and Alan Hardy ___485 SAXON ACTIVITY .........................................................................485 Sunken-featured building 3370 in Site A ....................................................485 Pit 19267 in Pond D North .................................................................488 Discussion ............................................................ 490 MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENT .................................................................. 491 Settlement in Sites L and A ................................................................491 Structure 12583....................................................................... 49I Ditches ................................................................................495 Pits and postilóles ........................................................ 495 Settlement in Site С ............................................... ............496 Phase le AD 1050-71150...............................................................497 Phase 2 с AD 1175-1350..................... .. . [ ............................]. . 50I Settlement in Pond D South ........................................ ..................... 525 Enclosures and associated features ............................... ...........575 Discrete features ........................................ ...................... c2q Structure 2158 and associated features ...................................................528 A late medieval burial in Site H ................................ ..........................1-34 Medieval activity on other sites ........ ............................ cqc POST-MEDIEVAL ACTIVITY ................... . . . . . . . . . ................................... ÌÌÌ Deneholes on sites L, B, C, D and E .....................................................535 Scattered post-medieval features ................... ..................................... World War II incendiary devices ___ ............................................. SAXON, MEDIEVAL AND LATER FINDS EVIDENCE ! . . . . ................................... Ill Post-Roman pottery by John Cotter ..... ............................... „q Fabric totals ............ .............................................. 53b ............................................ ΕΓ ΐΰ Overview of site assemblages . ............................... Q. . ° ........................................ ЧД4. iticlusions ........................ ............. Pottery illustration catalogue ............................................................ ^ Fired clay by Dan Stansbie ..................... ..........................................^51 Ceramic figurine legs by Paul Booth ......................................................... 555 Vlil Contents Clay tobacco pipes by John Cotter ...........................................................556 Ceramic building material by Dan Stansbie ...................................................556 Metalwork by Ian R Scott ...................................................................556 Site assemblages ........................................................................556 Iron slag and related high temperature debris by Lynne Keys ...................................558 Worked stone by Ruth Shaffrey ..............................................................559 Medieval ..............................................................................559 Post-medieval ..........................................................................559 Worked bone by Ian R Scott ................................................................559 SAXON, MEDIEVAL AND LATER ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE .............................560 Animal bone by Andrew Bates, Jacqui Mulville and Adrienne Powell ...............................560 Quantification, distribution and ABG descriptions .........................................560 Species description and discussion ........................................................561 Fish remains by Rebecca Nicholson ...........................................................561 Results ................................................................................561 Discussion .............................................................................562 Charred plant remains by Wendy Smith ......................................................562 Discussion .............................................................................566 Wood charcoal by Dana Challinor ............................................................567 Land snails by Elizabeth Stafford .............................................................568 Radiocarbon dating by Rebecca Nicholson and Tim Allen ........................................568 DISCUSSION by Tim Allen and Alan Hardy ....................................................569 The chronology of settlement ..............................................................569 Settlement trajectory ....................................................................569 The form and function of the medieval buildings ............................................570 Sunken-featured buildings ...............................................................570 Other possible buildings .................................................................577 Settlement organisation ...................................................................577 The llth/Uth centuries ..................................................................577 Late 13thlUth centuries .................................................................580 The economy and status of the medieval settlements .........................................581 Landscape context ......................................................................581 Final comment ...........................................................................582 Postscript by Tim Allen ......................................................................585 Bibliography ..............................................................................589 Index .....................................................................................613 IX
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title	A road through the past archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent
title_auth	A road through the past archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent
title_exact_search	A road through the past archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent
title_full	A road through the past archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent by Tim Allen ... ; contributions by Andrew Bates ...Ill. and design by Julia Collins ...
title_fullStr	A road through the past archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent by Tim Allen ... ; contributions by Andrew Bates ...Ill. and design by Julia Collins ...
title_full_unstemmed	A road through the past archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent by Tim Allen ... ; contributions by Andrew Bates ...Ill. and design by Julia Collins ...
title_short	A road through the past
title_sort	a road through the past archaeological discoveries on the a2 pepperhill to cobham road scheme in kent
title_sub	archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent
topic	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Kent Funde Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
topic_facet	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Kent Funde Ausgrabung Kent (England) / Antiquities Kent
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