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Settlement sites and sacred offerings: prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey

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Main Authors:	Hayman, Graham (Author), Jones, Phil (Author), Poulton, Rob (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London [u.a.] SpoilHeap Publ. 2012
Series:	SpoilHeap Monograph 4
Subjects:	Vor- und Frühgeschichte Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Ausgrabung Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Chertsey (England) / Antiquities Themsetal Chertsey
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Physical Description:	XVI, 204 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 30 cm
ISBN:	9780955884641 0955884640

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adam_text	CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES ................................................................................................................................................viii LIST OF TABLES ...................................................................................................................................................... χ SUMMARY .............................................................................................................................................................xii RESUME ...............................................................................................................................................................xüi ZUSAMMENFASSUNG...........................................................................................................................................xiv PREFACE ...............................................................................................................................................................xv A note on the Digital Supplement ................................................................................................................................................xv CHAPTER 1 The Archaeology of the Thames Valley, near Chertsey ...........................................................................1 Philjones 1 GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY ..........................................................................................................................1 2 PREHISTORIC AND ROMAN DEVELOPMENT ....................................................................................................3 2.1 Palaeolithic and Mesolithic .....................................................................................................................................................3 2.2 Neolithic and Early Bronze Age .............................................................................................................................................5 2.3 Middle and Late Bronze Age ..................................................................................................................................................9 2.4 Iron Age ...............................................................................................................................................................................12 2.5 Roman by Rob Poulton .........................................................................................................................................................17 3 RIVERS AND RITUAL DEPOSITION by Rob Poulton ..............................................................................................22 CHAPTER 2 Archaeological fieldwork at Abbey Meads, Chertsey .............................................................................27 Philjones SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................27 1 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................................27 2 GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY ........................................................................................................................27 3 THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND .........................................................................................................30 4 THE BURIED RIVER CHANNEL ........................................................................................................................32 5 THE FINDS FROM THE BURIED RIVER CHANNEL ..........................................................................................33 6 LATE BRONZE AGE OCCUPATION ...................................................................................................................34 6.1 Stratigraphy ..........................................................................................................................................................................34 6.2 The finds ..............................................................................................................................................................................37 Prehistoric pottery .........................................................................................................................................................37 Struck flints ...................................................................................................................................................................38 Other finds ....................................................................................................................................................................38 7 THE ROW OF STAKES .......................................................................................................................................39 8 THE MEDIEVAL OCCUPATION .........................................................................................................................39 9 DISCUSSION .....................................................................................................................................................40 10 APPENDLX:A HUMAN SKULL AND MANDIBLE FROM ABBEY MEADS, CHERTSEY ........................................41 Human bone catalogue ................................................................................................................................................................41 Dental pathology ..........................................................................................................................................................................41 41 Mandible metrics ..................................................................................................................................................................... 41 Index of abbreviations .................................................................................................................................................... 41 Mandible morphology ................................................................................................................................................................. CHAPTER 3 Archaeological discoveries made in a gravel pit near Shepperton, Surrey ........................................................ 43 Rob Poulton SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 43 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................. 43 43 1.1 Circumstances of discovery ................................................................................................................................................... 1.2 Geology and topography of the site by Philjones ................................................................................................................... 2 CATALOGUE ..................................................................................................................................................... 45 2.1 Find spot A .......................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Al Neolithic antler macehead ........................................................................................................................................ A2The hafted socketed bronze axe-head by Stuart Needham ............................................................................................ 4 A3 Iron Age sword with parts of scabbard and scabbard mounts ...................................................................................... 49 A4 Iron Age pot by Phil Jones .......................................................................................................................................... A5 Iron adze-hammer .................................................................................................................................................... A6 Bronze cauldron ....................................................................................................................................................... A7 Human skull ............................................................................................................................................................. 51 A8 Antler object ............................................................................................................................................................ A9 Wooden object ......................................................................................................................................................... 51 AIO Animal bones by John Chapman ............................................................................................................................... 2.2 Find spot В .......................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Bl Stamped Iron Age sword with bone handle .............................................................................................................. B2 Late Saxon sword ...................................................................................................................................................... B3 Sword blade ( Iron Age) ............................................................................................................................................ 53 B4 Human skull ............................................................................................................................................................. 53 2.3 Find spot С .......................................................................................................................................................................... 53 2.4 Find spot D ..........................................................................................................................................................................54 2.5 Find spot E .......................................................................................................................................................................... 54 Description of the pewter plates ..................................................................................................................................... Metallurgical analysis by G McDonnell and D White .........................................................................................................^7 Discussion ......................................................................................................................................................................57 2.6 Find spot F ...........................................................................................................................................................................58 2.7 Find spot G ..........................................................................................................................................................................58 Animal bone by Claire Ingrem ..........................................................................................................................................58 Flint by Nick Marples .......................................................................................................................................................58 2.8 Find spot H ........................................................................................................................................................................59 3 DISCUSSION .....................................................................................................................................................59 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......................................... .................................................60 CHAPTER 4 Archaeological fieidwork at St Ann s Hill, Chertsey .............................................................................. 61 Philjones SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................61 1 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................................61 2 TOPOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND ...................................................................................................................61 3 ARCHAEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND .................................................................................................................63 4 THE EXCAVATIONS .............................................................. ....................................63 4.1 Trench A ..............................................................................................................................................................................63 Postholes ........................................................................................................................................................................64 Other pits and hollows ...................................................................................................................................................64 Ditch 17........................................................................................................................................................................65 Gully or beamslot 41......................................................................................................................................................65 4.2 Trench В ..............................................................................................................................................................................65 5 THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY .......................................................................................................................66 6 THE FINDS ........................................................................................................................................................66 6.1 Prehistoric pottery ...............................................................................................................................................................66 Fabrics and ware types ....................................................................................................................................................67 Vessel forms ...................................................................................................................................................................67 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................................70 6.2 Other finds ..........................................................................................................................................................................71 Struck flints ...................................................................................................................................................................71 Calcined flints ................................................................................................................................................................71 Other stone ...................................................................................................................................................................71 Baked clay ......................................................................................................................................................................71 Iron ...............................................................................................................................................................................71 Iron slag .........................................................................................................................................................................71 Charcoal ........................................................................................................................................................................71 Post-medieval debris from Al andA2 .............................................................................................................................71 7 SOME EARLIER FINDS FROM THE HILL ..........................................................................................................72 8 DISCUSSION .....................................................................................................................................................72 9 POSTSCRIPT ON THE LATER USES OF THE HILLTOP .....................................................................................73 10 APPENDIX: ......................................................................................................................................................74 Catalogue of contexts ...................................................................................................................................................................74 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..................................................................................................................................75 CHAPTER 5 Archaeological excavation of Bronze Age, Iron Age and Roman field systems, enclosures, and settlements at Thorpe Lea Nurseries, Egham, Surrey ..............................................................................................77 Graham Hayman with Rob Poulton SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................................77 1 THE EXCAVATIONS: BACKGROUND, HISTORY, METHODOLOGY AND PHASING ...........................................78 1.1 Background and site location ...............................................................................................................................................78 1.2 The fieldwork undertaken and its objectives ..........................................................................................................................78 1.3 General excavation methodology ..........................................................................................................................................81 1.4 Environmental comment and sampling .................................................................................................................................81 1.5 Geological and machining contexts ......................................................................................................................................82 1.6 Context and feature presentation in parts 2 to 5....................................................................................................................82 1.7 Phases and dates ...................................................................................................................................................................83 2 EARLY PREHISTORIC ......................................................................................................................................83 2.1 Phase 1: Late Mesolithic to Early Bronze Age ......................................................................................................................83 2.2 Phase 2: Middle and Late Bronze Age ...................................................................................................................................84 Phase 2A: Middle Bronze Age ........................................................................................................................................84 Phase 2B: Late Bronze Age .............................................................................................................................................88 3 IRON AGE (PHASE 3).........................................................................................................................................89 3.1 The Eastern Iron Age site .....................................................................................................................................................89 The ditches and gullies ...................................................................................................................................................90 The waterhole ...............................................................................................................................................................91 The pits .........................................................................................................................................................................91 The postholes ................................................................................................................................................................92 Phase ЗА: Early Iron Age ................................................................................................................................................92 Phase 3B: Middle to Late Iron Age .................................................................................................................................92 Phase 3C: Late Iron Age .................................................................................................................................................94 Features of non-specific Iron Age date ............................................................................................................................95 3.3 Dispersed Iron Age features ..................................................................................................................................................95 The ditches and gullies ...................................................................................................................................................95 The pits .........................................................................................................................................................................97 The postholes ................................................................................................................................................................97 4 THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD BETWEEN PHASE 3 AND PHASE 4 ................................................................100 4.1 Ditch 1979.........................................................................................................................................................................100 4.2 The midden and pit complex of phase 3 and 4....................................................................................................................100 4.3 The pits ..............................................................................................................................................................................103 4.5 Hollow 496........................................................................................................................................................................103 5 THE ROMAN PERIOD (PHASE 4)....................................................................................................................104 5.1 Phase 4a: Early Roman (1st or lst/2nd century AD) ...........................................................................................................104 The ditches ..................................................................................................................................................................104 The waterhole .............................................................................................................................................................105 The pits and ditch 2065...............................................................................................................................................105 The postholes ..............................................................................................................................................................106 The ditches and gullies ................................................................................................................................................107 The waterhole 1948.....................................................................................................................................................107 The pits .......................................................................................................................................................................108 The posthole................................................................................................................................................................110 Possible structural remains ............................................................................................................................................110 Midden deposit 716.....................................................................................................................................................110 5.3 Phase 4c: Late 3rd and 4th century AD ...............................................................................................................................110 Ditches and gullies .......................................................................................................................................................110 The waterholes (and pit 2138)......................................................................................................................................112 The pits .......................................................................................................................................................................113 The postholes (including the four-posted structure 1925).............................................................................................114 The inhumation burial .................................................................................................................................................114 Surface spreads .............................................................................................................................................................114 Ditches and gullies .......................................................................................................................................................115 The pits .......................................................................................................................................................................115 The postholes ..............................................................................................................................................................115 The cobbled area .........................................................................................................................................................115 Bonfire 1773................................................................................................................................................................115 5.5 Features of unknown but ancient date ................................................................................................................................116 6 THE POTTERY by Phil Jones ................................................................................................................................117 6.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................117 6.2 Prehistoric .........................................................................................................................................................................117 Prehistoric fabric type series for north-west Surrey .......................................................................................................117 The Thorpe Lea Nurseries assemblage ..........................................................................................................................119 Illustrations ..................................................................................................................................................................120 Tables ..........................................................................................................................................................................120 Fabrics and forms ........................................................................................................................................................120 Summary catalogue of feature assemblages ....................................................................................................................125 6.3 Roman ..............................................................................................................................................................................138 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................138 Illustrations ..................................................................................................................................................................139 Tables ..........................................................................................................................................................................139 Ceramic phases ............................................................................................................................................................139 Fabrics and forms .........................................................................................................................................................140 Summary catalogue ......................................................................................................................................................142 Three Late Roman waterholes .....................................................................................................................................147 7 ARTEFACTUAL FINDS .....................................................................................................................................158 7.1 Small finds by Suzanne Huson .............................................................................................................................................158 Fired clay .....................................................................................................................................................................158 Copper alloy ................................................................................................................................................................159 Lead .............................................................................................................................................................................163 Calcined flint ............................................................................................................................................................... 164 Quernstones by Nicola Hembrey ..................................................................................................................................... 164 Discussion .................................................................................................................................................................... 164 7.2 Building materials by Nicola Hembrey and Suzanne Huson .....................................................................................................166 Ceramic building materials ........................................................................................................................................... 166 Stone by Nicola Hembrey .............................................................................................................................................. 166 7.3 The worked flint by David Underwood ..................................................................................................................................166 Introduction and general interpretative comments ........................................................................................................ 166 Raw material ............................................................................................................................................................... 168 Technology and typology: waste products .....................................................................................................................169 Technology and typology: tools ....................................................................................................................................170 Discussion ....................................................................................................................................................................171 7.4 The slag by Dave Starley ......................................................................................................................................................172 Initial examination ....................................................................................................................................................... 172 Results ......................................................................................................................................................................... 172 Explanation of visual classification ................................................................................................................................172 Optical examination and SEM-based microanalysis of debris ........................................................................................172 Conclusions .................................................................................................................................................................173 8 ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE ........................................................................................................................174 8.1 The animal bone by Mary lies and Kate Clark .......................................................................................................................174 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................174 Methodology ...............................................................................................................................................................174 Species representation ..................................................................................................................................................174 The skulls .................................................................................................................................................................... 175 Ageing ......................................................................................................................................................................... 175 Dogs ............................................................................................................................................................................176 Measurements ..............................................................................................................................................................176 Pathology .....................................................................................................................................................................176 Worked bone and antler ...............................................................................................................................................176 Animal husbandry ........................................................................................................................................................177 Discussion ..........................................................................................................................................................................177 8.2 The human skeletan ...........................................................................................................................................................179 The bone by Simon Mays ....................................................................................................................................................179 Radiocarbon dating by John Meadows .................................................................................................................................179 8.3 Macroscopic Plant And Invertebrate Remains by Mark Robinson ..........................................................................................180 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................180 Methods and results .....................................................................................................................................................180 The charred plant remains ............................................................................................................................................181 The waterlogged plant and insect remains from waterhole 1963....................................................................................182 9 DISCUSSION ...................................................................................................................................................184 9.1 The development of the Holocene landscape ...........................................................................................................................184 9.2 Settlement history ..............................................................................................................................................................187 10 APPENDIX: ....................................................................................................................................................194 Archaeomagnetic dating .............................................................................................................................................................194 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................................................................................194 BIBLIOGRAPHY ..................................................................................................................................................195 Abbreviations ...............................................................................................................................................................195
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spelling	Hayman, Graham Verfasser (DE-588)105787086 aut Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ... London [u.a.] SpoilHeap Publ. 2012 XVI, 204 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 30 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier SpoilHeap Monograph 4 Includes bibliographical references and index Vor- und Frühgeschichte gnd rswk-swf Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd rswk-swf Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd rswk-swf Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Chertsey (England) / Antiquities Themsetal (DE-588)4310477-0 gnd rswk-swf Chertsey (DE-588)4256559-5 gnd rswk-swf Chertsey (DE-588)4256559-5 g Themsetal (DE-588)4310477-0 g Vor- und Frühgeschichte z Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 s Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 s DE-604 Jones, Phil Verfasser aut Poulton, Rob Verfasser aut Chapman, John 1951- Sonstige (DE-588)139278346 oth SpoilHeap Monograph 4 (DE-604)BV040969391 4 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen 4 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025689787&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	Hayman, Graham Jones, Phil Poulton, Rob Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey SpoilHeap Monograph Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
subject_GND	(DE-588)4071507-3 (DE-588)4129464-6 (DE-588)4310477-0 (DE-588)4256559-5
title	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
title_auth	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
title_exact_search	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
title_full	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ...
title_fullStr	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ...
title_full_unstemmed	Settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey by Graham Hayman, Phil Jones and Rob Poulton ; with contributions by John Chapman ...
title_short	Settlement sites and sacred offerings
title_sort	settlement sites and sacred offerings prehistoric and later archaeology in the thames valley near chertsey
title_sub	prehistoric and later archaeology in the Thames Valley, near Chertsey
topic	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
topic_facet	Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Thames Valley Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Chertsey Human settlements / England / Thames Valley / History Human settlements / England / Chertsey / History Religious articles / England / Thames Valley / History Religious articles / England / Chertsey / History Funde Geschichte Ausgrabung Thames Valley (England) / Antiquities Chertsey (England) / Antiquities Themsetal Chertsey
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