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Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire: investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford

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Hauptverfasser:	Simmonds, Andrew (VerfasserIn), Welsh, Ken (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Oxford Archaeology 2013
Schriftenreihe:	Oxford archaeology monograph 19
Schlagworte:	Vor- und Frühgeschichte Ausgrabung Funde Bedfordshire
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Beschreibung:	XV, 315 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	0904220729 9780904220728

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adam_text	Contents List of Figures ................................................................................ v List of Tables ................................................................................xi Summary ..................................................................................xiii Acknowledgements .........................................................................xv Chapter 1: Introduction ................................................................... l Introduction ...............................................................................1 Location, topography and geology ............................................................1 Background to the project ...................................................................3 Field evaluation ............................................................................7 Excavation methodology ...................................................................10 Research objectives ........................................................................13 Structure of the report .....................................................................15 Archive ...................................................................................15 Chapter 2: The sites ......................................................................17 Site 2 by Gerry Thacker ......................................................................17 Site 3.....................................................................................46 Site 4 (Trench 54)..........................................................................65 Site 4 (Trench 61)..........................................................................83 Site 5.....................................................................................89 Site 6 (Trenches 97-99)......................................................................95 Site 6 (Trench 105).........................................................................97 Site 7.....................................................................................99 Site 9....................................................................................124 Watching briefs ..........................................................................131 Berry Farm Borrow Area evaluation by Hefin Meara ...........................................133 Chapter 3: Artefactual evidence .........................................................145 Pottery by Edward Biddulph, with a contribution by Dan Stansbie ..................................145 Roman coins by Paul Booth .................................................................183 Metalwork by Ian Scott ....................................................................184 Bone and antler artefacts by Ian Scott ........................................................187 Glass by Ian Scott .........................................................................187 Fired clay and ceramic building material by Dan Stansbie ......................................189 Worked and utilised stone by Ruth Shaffrey ..................................................192 Worked wood by Damian Goodburn, Dana Challinor and David Miles ..............................193 Leather by Quita Mould ....................................................................198 Iron slag and other high-temperature debris by Lynne Keys ....................................198 Worked flint by David Mullin ...............................................................199 The Iron Age and Roman landscape of Marsion Vale Chapter 4: Human remains by Sharon Clough and Helen Webb ........................203 Chapter 5: Environmental evidence ....................................................207 Animal bones by Lena Strìa ...............................................................207 Charred and waterlogged plant remains by Kathryn Hunter ...................................219 Wood charcoal by Denise Druce ............................................................238 Pollen from late Roman waterhole 15185 by Mairead Rutherford ...............................243 Insect remains from late Roman waterhole 15735 by Enid Allison ..............................244 Phytoliths by Adrian G Parker .............................................................251 Land and freshwater snails by Elizabeth Stafford ............................................254 Chapter 6: Radiocarbon dates by Seren Griffiths and Gordon Cook ....................259 Introduction .............................................................................259 Methodology .............................................................................259 Results ..................................................................................259 Chapter 7: Earthwork surveys by Leo Heatley ..........................................265 Lidlington/Marston Moretaine parish boundary .............................................268 Ridge and furrow earthworks at Lower Shelton .............................................270 Wootton/Kempston parish boundary .......................................................272 Chapter 8: Discussion ...................................................................273 Introduction .............................................................................273 Chronology ..............................................................................273 Settlement forms .........................................................................275 Landscape ...............................................................................286 Agriculture and economy ..................................................................288 Social practices ...........................................................................293 Historical trajectories .....................................................................300 Bibliography ............................................................................... ЗОЗ Index ...................................................... .............. 313 IV List of Figures 1.1 Location of the A421 Improvements .......................................................2 1.2 The A421 Improvements and other sites within Marston Vale and its immediate environs in relation to the topography .............................................................3 1.3 The A421 Improvements in relation to the geology of Marston Vale and environs ...............4 1.4 The route of the A421 Improvements, showing Scheduled Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Notification Areas identified in the Environmental Statement, the trenches of the 2006 Albion Archaeology field evaluation and previous excavations by other organisations ..........................................................................6 1.5 Route of the A421 Improvements, showing the area of the evaluation and the location of evaluation trenches mentioned in the text ...............................................8 1.6 Flooding in Evaluation Trench 58.........................................................9 1.7 Location of excavation areas ............................................................11 1.8 Hand-excavation of archaeological features underway on Site 9, while stripping of modern topsoil continues in the background ..............................................12 1.9 Location of sites mentioned in the text ...................................................14 1.10 Key to conventions used in plans and sections in this volume ...............................15 2.1 Location of Site 2......................................................................17 2.2 Site 2, plan of all archaeological features ..................................................18 2.3 Site 2, north-eastern area and results of the geophysical survey ..............................19 2.4 Site 2, plan of late Iron Age features in the north-western part of the site .....................21 2.5 Site 2, plan and sections of late Iron Age pit complex and early Roman trackway ditches and metalling .........................................................................22 2.6 Site 2, late Iron Age pit 2045............................................................23 2.7 Site 2, sections through late Iron Age pits 2091 and 2093 and medieval ditches 2.083 and 2.085, and late Iron Age pits 2240, 2239 and 2241.......................................24 2.8 Site 2, plan of early Roman features at the north-eastern end of the site .......................25 2.9 Site 2, sections through selected early Roman boundary ditches .............................26 2.10 Site 2, detailed plan and sections of pits and hollows within Enclosure 1 with fills rich in charred plant remains ................................................................27 2.11 Site 2, pits and hollows within Enclosure 1 with fills rich in charred plant remains during excavation .....................................................................28 2.12 Site 2, deliberate deposit of pottery in pit 2444: a carinated bowl stacked within a lid-seated jar ..........................................................................28 2.13 Site 2, deposit of charcoal-rich soil in ditch 2477, possibly refuse from roundhouse 2708/2709............................................................................29 2.14 Site 2, detailed plan of early Roman occupation within Enclosure 2..........................31 2.15 Site 2, plan and sections of early Roman roundhouse 2708/2709.............................32 2.16 Site 2, the western side of early Roman roundhouse 2708/2709. The sandstone cobbles seen in Fig. 2.15 can be seen at the right of the frame .......................................33 2.17 Site 2, early Roman pit 2604 and associated spread 2607 ...................................33 2.18 Site 2, early 2nd-century activity in the north-eastern part of the site .........................36 2.19 Site 2, south-western area and results of the geophysical survey .............................37 2.20 Site 2, plan of the complex of middle and late Roman features in the south-western part of the site .........................................................................38 2.21 Site 2, section through middle Roman hollow-way 20237...................................38 2.22 Site 2, sections through middle Roman enclosure ditches ...................................40 2.23 Site 2, detailed plan of features within Enclosures 4 and 5..................................40 2.24 Site 2, middle Roman corn driers 20139 (foreground) and 20143.............................41 The Iron Age and Roman landscape ofMarston Vale 2.25 Site 2, plan and sections of middle Roman corn driers 20139 and 20143.......................41 2.26 Site 2, partially paved hollow 20049......................................................42 2.27 Site 2, plan and section of hollow 20049..................................................43 2.28 Site 2, section through middle Roman pit/waterhole 20167.................................44 2.29 Site 2, sections through late Roman enclosure ditches 20226 and 20233.......................44 2.30 Site 2, plan of Anglo-Saxon, medieval and undated features .................................45 2.31 Site 2, section through Anglo-Saxon pit 2192..............................................46 2.32 The location of Site 3................................................................... 47 2.33 Site 3 and results of the geophysical survey ...............................................48 2.34 General view of Site 3 from the south-west ...............................................49 2.35 Site 3, plan of all archaeological features ..................................................50 2.36 Site 3, plan of late Iron Age features ......................................................51 2.37 Site 3, sections through late Iron Age boundary ditches .....................................52 2.38 Site 3, section through late Iron Age ditch 3352............................................52 2.39 Site 3, excavation of possible redeposited cremation vessels 3126 and 3127 in ditch 3351........53 2.40 Site 3, possible redeposited cremation vessels 3126 and 3127 in ditch 3351....................54 2.41 Site 3, horse burial in ditch 3360.........................................................54 2.42 Site 3, section through ditch 3358........................................................55 2.43 Site 3, plan of early Roman features ......................................................56 2.44 Site 3, sections through early Roman boundary ditches .....................................57 2.45 Site 3, section through ditch 3346........................................................57 2.46 Site 3, early Roman ditch 3365 cutting through late Iron Age ditch 3352......................57 2.47 Site 3, plan of the cremation cemetery ....................................................58 2.48 Site 3, deposit of animal bone and pottery in ditch 3344....................................59 2.49 Site 3, cremation burial 3030............................................................59 2.50 Site 3, cremation burial 3031............................................................60 2.51 Site 3, cremation burial 3050............................................................61 2.52 Site 3, cremation burial 104802..........................................................62 2.53 Features post-dating the enclosure complex ...............................................63 2.54 The location of Site 4 (Trench 54)........................................................64 2.55 Site 4 (Trench 54), plan of all archaeological features .......................................65 2.56 Site 4 (Trench 45), all middle Iron Age features ............................................66 2.57 Site 4 (Trench 54), inner ditch circuit of the middle Iron Age enclosure .......................67 2.58 Site 4 (Trench 54), sections through the ditches of innermost circuit of the middle Iron Age enclosure .........................................................................68 2.59 Site 4 (Trench 54), pottery being exposed during excavation of ditch 17716....................68 2.60 Site 4 (Trench 54), outer ditch circuits of the middle Iron Age enclosure .......................69 2.61 Site 4 (Trench 54), sections through the ditches of the outer circuits of the middle Iron Age enclosure .......................................... ..........71 2.62 Site 4 (Trench 54), outer ditch circuit of the middle Iron Age enclosure .......................73 2.63 Site 4 (Trench 54), sections through ditches 17496 and 17719.................................74 2.64 Site 4 (Trench 54), section through ditch 17719.............................................74 2.65 Site 4 (Trench 54), section through ditch 17496, showing layer of sandstone cobbles 17427.......75 2.66 Site 4 (Trench 54), horse skull on the base of ditch 17496....................................75 2.67 Site 4 (Trench 54), cattle skull on the base of ditch 17496....................................75 2.68 Site 4 (Trench 54), sections through middle Iron Age enclosure ditch 17343....................76 2.69 Site 4 (Trench 54), burnt layers exposed in the central part of ditch 17343.....................76 2.70 Site 4 (Trench 54), the eastern terminal of ditch 17343......................................77 2.71 Site 4 (Trench 54), pit 17466, with layer of sandstone cobbles tipping in from the north side .....78 2.72 Site 4 (Trench 54), pits associated with the middle Iron Age enclosure ........................79 2.73 Site 4 (Trench 54), sections through pits within the middle Iron Age enclosure ... 80 2.74 Site 4 (Trench 54), pit 170317............................ 81 2.75 Site 4 (Trench 54), dump of charcoal-rich soil and middle Iron Age bowl exposed in pit 17007.............................................. ö ť 81 2.76 Site 4 (Trench 54), features that post-date the middle Iron Age enclosure · ■ 82 2.77 Location of Site 4 (Trench 61).......................... 83 2.78 General view of Site 4 (Trench 61)....................... ....................... ... 84 vi Lz sí of Figures 2.79 Site 4 (Trench 61), plan of all archaeological features .......................................85 2.80 Site 4 (Trench 61), plan of middle Iron Age features ........................................86 2.81 Site 4 (Trench 61), plan and sections of middle Iron Age ring gully 5092......................87 2.82 Site 4 (Trench 61), sections through middle Iron Age pits 5043 and 5044......................87 2.83 Site 4 (Trench 61), middle Iron Age pit 5044...............................................87 2.84 Site 4 (Trench 61), plan of medieval/post-medieval features .................................88 2.85 Site 4 (Trench 61), section through hollow-way 5099........................................89 2.86 Location of Site 5......................................................................90 2.87 Site 5, plan of all archaeological features ..................................................91 2.88 Site 5, location of early Iron Age cremation burial 6067/6070................................92 2.89 Site 5, late Iron Age features in the southern part of the site .................................93 2.90 Site 5, sections through late Iron Age ring gullies 6021 and 6042.............................93 2.91 Site 5, sections through late Iron Age pits .................................................94 2.92 Site 5, late Iron Age pit 6009............................................................94 2.93 Site 5, early Roman boundary ditches in the northern part of the site .........................95 2.94 Site 5, section through early Roman ditch 6137............................................95 2.95 Location of Site 6 (Trenches 97-99).......................................................96 2.96 Site 6 (Trenches 97-99), plan of all archaeological features ...................................97 2.97 Site 6 (Trenches 97-99), ditch 7205/7208..................................................98 2.98 Location of Site 6 (Trench 105)...........................................................99 2.99 Site 6 (Trench 105), plan of all archaeological features .....................................100 2.100 Site 6 (Trench 105), sections through late Iron Age pits 7507/7510/7512 and 7525.............101 2.101 Site 6 (Trench 105), late Iron Age pit 7525................................................101 2.102 Location of Site 7.....................................................................101 2.103 Site 7, plan of all archaeological features .................................................102 2.104 Site 7, view toward south-west across the southern part of the excavation ...................103 2.105 Site 7, plan of mid-late 2nd-century features .............................................104 2.106 Site 7, view toward south-west along mid-late 2nd-century ditch 15986......................105 2.107 Site 7, sections through mid-late 2nd-century boundary ditches 15986 and 15750.............105 2.108 Site 7, section through ditch 15362......................................................106 2.109 Site 7, plan of mid-late žnd-century Enclosures 7 and 8 and associated features ...............108 2.110 Site 7, sections through the ditches of Enclosures 7 and 8..................................109 2.111 Site 7, the eastern corner of mid-late 2nd-century enclosure ditch 15753.....................109 2.112 Site 7, plan and sections of structures 15742 and 15433..................................... Ill 2.113 Site 7, the south-eastern part of quarry 15352.............................................112 2.114 Site 7, plan of late 2nd-early Зпі-сепплгу features .........................................113 2.115 Site 7, sections through late 2nd-early Srd-century boundary ditches 15987, 15807 and 15985............................................................................114 2.116 Site 7, plan of ЗМ-еагіу 4th-century features .............................................115 2.117 Site 7, view toward south across the southern part of the excavation, with ЗМ-еагіу 4th-century waterhole 15735 in the centre of shot and ditch 15750 to the left ..................116 2.118 Site 7, sections through Srd-early 4th-century waterholes ..................................117 2.119 Site 7, excavation of the lower part of ЗМ-еагіу 4th-century waterhole 15735 in progress following machine excavation of the upper part of the feature ..............................118 2.120 Site 7, excavation of the lower silts of ЗМ-еагіу 4th-century waterhole 15735.................118 2.121 Site 7, worked wood preserved by waterlogging within the lower silts of Srd-early 4th-ceпtury waterhole 15735...........................................................119 2.122 Site 7, plan of worked wood in 3rd-early 4th-century waterhole 15735.......................119 2.123 Site 7, antler rake SF 15016 exposed within the lower silts of Srd-early 4th-century waterhole 15735 .....................................................................120 2.124 Site 7, ЗМ-еагіу 4th-century waterhole 15185.............................................120 2.125 Site 7, possible placed deposit of a cattle skull and mandible and beaker-sized necked jar (SF 15008) on the base of waterhole 15185.............................................121 2.126 Site 7, Srd-early 4th-ceпtury burials 15061, 15230 and 15341................................121 2.127 Inhumation burial 15230...............................................................122 2.128 Inhumation burial 15061...............................................................123 2.129 Inhumation burial 15341...............................................................124 vu The Iron Age and Roman landscape ofMarston Vale 2.130 Location of Site 9..................................................................... 125 2.131 Site 9, plan of all archaeological features ................................................126 2.132 Site 9, plan of Area 1.................................................................. 127 2.133 Site 9, view along ditches 19107 and 19108 during excavation ..............................128 2.134 Site 9, section through ditches 19107 and 19108...........................................128 2.135 Site 9, plan of Area 2..................................................................129 2.136 Construction Compound A watching brief, location plan ..................................130 2.137 Construction Compound В watching brief, location plan ..................................131 2.138 Wootton Pond Borrow Pit watching brief, location plan ...................................132 2.139 Cowbridge watching brief, location plan ................................................133 2.140 Berry Farm Borrow Area, site location ...................................................134 2.141 Berry Farm Borrow Area, geophysical survey results and evaluation trench locations .........135 2.142 Berry Farm Borrow Area, plan of the northern feature complex (Trenches 141 and 142)........136 2.143 Berry Farm Borrow Area, sections through features in the northern feature complex ..........137 2.144 Berry Farm Borrow Area, plan and sections of features in the western part of the site (Trench 143)..........................................................................138 2.145 Berry Farm Borrow Area, plan and sections of features in the western part of the southern complex (Trenches 146 and 147)................................................139 2.146 Berry Farm Borrow Area, plan of features in the eastern part of the southern complex (Trenches 148 and 149)................................................................141 2.147 Berry Farm Borrow Area, sections through features in the southern feature complex ..........142 3.1 Pottery from Site 4 (Trench 54), catalogue nos 1-21 .......................................151 3.2 Site 2 north-eastern complex: regression analysis showing decrease of mean sherd weight with increased distance from roundhouse 2708/9 .................................156 3.3 Pottery from Site 2 north-eastern complex, catalogue nos 22-45 ............................158 3.4 Pottery from Site 2 north-eastern complex, catalogue nos 46-70 ............................159 3.5 Pottery from Site 3, catalogue nos 71-89.................................................163 3.6 Pottery from Site 2 south-western complex, catalogue nos 90-95............................166 3.7 Pottery from Site 7, decorated samian bowl (Drag. 37), catalogue no. 96.....................172 3.8 Pottery from Site 7, catalogue nos 97-126................................................173 3.9 Pottery from Site 7, catalogue nos 127-134...............................................174 3.10 Pottery from Site 7, decorated samian bowl (Drag. 30), catalogue no. 135....................175 3.11 Pottery from Site 7, catalogue nos 136-158...............................................176 3.12 Metalwork from Site 2................................................................185 3.13 Metalwork from Site 3................................................................186 3.14 Metalwork from Site 4 (Trench 54)......................................................186 3.15 Metalwork from Site 7................................................................187 3.16 Bone and antler objects from Site 7......................................................188 3.17 Kiln bars from Site 3................................ .......... .........190 3.18 Reused cleft oak plank 15790 with broken bridle joints at each end, possibly once part of a well lining ............................... ......195 3.19 a) Radially cleft oak fence pale fragment 15789; b) Sawn plank off-cut with saw marks from fill 15780.............................. .........196 3.20 a) Oak log 15791 with axe trimmed ends and branch stubs from the crown of a young tree; b) Possible coppice stem 15796 ... 197 3.21 Worked flint ................................................................ 200 5.1 Site 2, north-eastern enclosure complex, location of environmental samples ..................226 5.2 Site 2, south-western enclosure complex, location of environmental samples .................227 5.3 Site 4 (Trench 54), location of environmental samples ......................................230 5.4 Site 7, location of environmental samples ..........................................236 5.5 Site 7, section through late Roman waterhole 15185 showing the locations of monoliths taken for palynological analysis .............................. ...........241 5.6 Site 7, pollen diagram for late Roman waterhole 15185....................................242 5.7 Site 7, section through late Roman waterhole 15735 showing location of the deposits from which insect samples were taken ......................... .........245 viii List of Figures 5.8 Site 4 (Trench 54), location of phytolith samples ..........................................251 5.9 Site 4 (Trench 54), percentage phytolith diagram from terminal 17189, ditch 17343............252 6.1 Site 3, probability distribution of the radiocarbon result ...................................259 6.2 Site 5, the calibrated radiocarbon result ..................................................259 6.3 Site 4 (Trench 54), location of samples submitted for radiocarbon dating .....................260 6.4 Site 4 (Trench 54), probability distributions of results ......................................262 7.1 Parish boundary between Lidlington and Marston Moretaine, location of survey area .........265 7.2 Parish boundary between Lidlington and Marston Moretaine, general view ..................266 7.3 Parish boundary between Lidlington and Marston Moretaine, view of the eastern end of the survey area .......................................................................266 7.4 Parish boundary between Lidlington and Marston Moretaine, hachure plan and profiles ......267 7.5 Ridge and furrow at Lower Shelton, location of survey area ................................268 7.6 Ridge and furrow at Lower Shelton, hachure plan ........................................269 7.7 Parish boundary between Wootton and Kempston, location of survey area ...................270 7.8 Parish boundary between Wootton and Kempston, hachure plan ...........................271 8.1 Summary of the main periods represented at each site ....................................274 8.2 The development of the middle Iron Age enclosure at Site 4 (Trench 54).....................276 8.3 Plan of the late Iron Age settlement at Site 2.............................................279 8.4 Plans of the late Iron Age/early Roman enclosure complexes at Site 2, Site 3 and Berry Farm ................................................................................280 8.5 Plans of the middle-late Roman developed farm complexes at Site 2 and Site 7...............283 ix
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title	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford
title_auth	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford
title_exact_search	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford
title_full	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford by Andrew Simmonds and Ken Welsh. With contributions by Enid Allison ...
title_fullStr	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford by Andrew Simmonds and Ken Welsh. With contributions by Enid Allison ...
title_full_unstemmed	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire investigations along the A421 improvements, M1 Junction 13 to Bedford by Andrew Simmonds and Ken Welsh. With contributions by Enid Allison ...
title_short	Iron age and Roman landscape of Marston Vale, Bedfordshire
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