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Yarnton: Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement and landscape : results of excavations 1990-98

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1. Verfasser:	Hey, Gill (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Karte
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Oxford University School of Archaeology [2016]
Schriftenreihe:	Thames Valley landscapes monograph 39
Schlagworte:	Funde Bronzezeit Neolithikum Ausgrabung Yarnton Excavations (Archaeology) / England / Yarnton Neolithic period / England / Yarnton Bronze age / England / Yarnton Yarnton (England) / Antiquities
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Beschreibung:	xxxv, 776 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten
ISBN:	9781905905379

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adam_text	Contents List of Figures...........................................................................V11 List of Tables.............................................................................xv Summary...................................................................................X1X Resume.....................................................................................xx Zusammenfassung...........................................................................xxi Acknowledgements........................................................................xxiii PART ONE: INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction.............................................................................1 Structure of this volume.................................................................1 Site location, geology and topography....................................................3 Background to the project................................................................4 Sequence of investigations.............................................................7 Previous work on the site and in the locality...........................................11 Discoveries in the study area.........................................................11 Other discoveries in the locality.....................................................13 Project objectives and methods..........................................................15 Objectives........................................................................... 15 Methods...............................................................................16 Condition of archaeological features and deposits.....................................18 Chronology and phasing..................................................................18 Archive.................................................................................19 PART TWO: AN OVERVIEW Chapter 2 Settlement and landscape Introduction............................................................................21 The landscape context...................................................................21 Geology and topography and soils......................................................21 Landscape change through the Late Devensian and Holocene..............................24 Human use of the landscape before 4000 cal BC.........................................24 The landscape at 4000 cal BC..........................................................25 Neolithic settlement and landscape......................................................25 Settlement in a woodland landscape: c 3800-3350 cal BC................................25 The comings and goings of settlement: c 3300-2500 cal BC .............................31 The funerary and ceremonial landscape.................................................36 Other activity in the Neolithic landscape.............................................37 Bronze Age settlement and landscape.....................................................37 Early Bronze Age settlement and landscape.............................................37 iii Yarnton: Neolithic and Bronze Age Settlement and Landscape The early Bronze Age funerary and ceremonial landscape...................................41 The creation of open grassland landscapes in the 2nd millennium..........................42 Middle Bronze Age settlement.............................................................44 Late Bronze Age settlement...............................................................45 The landscape at 750 cal BC................................................................49 Chapter 3 Neolithic and Bronze Age society at Yarnton Settlement: its character and organisation.................................................51 Structures.................................................................................51 The early Neolithic rectangular building.................................................51 The early Neolithic roundhouse...........................................................60 A possible late Neolithic structure......................................................62 Early Bronze Age houses..................................................................63 Middle Bronze Age houses.................................................................64 Late Bronze Age houses...................................................................66 Bronze Age settlement patterns...........................................................67 Buried ground surfaces and middens.........................................................67 Site 2 buried ground surface and middens.................................................68 Compacted stone and gravel spreads on the north bank of the southern channel.............69 Finds in the north channel and on the channel bank.......................................70 Tree-throw holes...........................................................................70 Pits and pit deposition....................................................................72 The contents of pits through time........................................................72 The origin of pit contents...............................................................75 Selection, structure and grouping........................................................76 Pits and social practices................................................................78 Waterholes.................................................................................78 Burnt stone deposits.......................................................................79 Ceremonial activity........................................................................80 Rectangular and U-shaped enclosures......................................................81 Penannular and ring ditches..............................................................83 Alignments...............................................................................85 Burial and funerary practices..............................................................86 Cremated human remains...................................................................89 Inhumation burials and other unburnt human bone..........................................90 Humans and animals.......................................................................91 Yarnton people...........................................................................92 Chapter 4 Artefacts and crafts Pottery and potting........................................................................93 Introduction to the assemblage...........................................................93 Procurement and production...............................................................96 Forms, typology and chronology..........................................................103 Use.....................................................................................108 Breakage and discard....................................................................109 iv ■ Contents Flint working...........................................................................HO Raw materials and condition..........................................................HI Manufacture...........................................................................H2 Use..................................................................................H5 Worked stone...........................................................................119 Exotic objects and materials.........................................................119 Everyday stone objects...............................................................121 Querns and rubbers...................................................................124 Other tools..........................................................................125 Metalwork.............................................................................126 Fired clay objects.....................................................................127 Introduction.........................................................................127 Amorphous............................................................................127 Objects..............................................................................127 Structural clay/moulded pieces.......................................................128 Working wood...........................................................................128 Felling trees........................................................................128 Woodworking..........................................................................129 Containers...........................................................................130 Equipment............................................................................130 Weaving equipment....................................................................131 Worked antler and bone tools...........................................................132 Antler...............................................................................132 Bone objects.........................................................................132 Other activities.......................................................................133 Personal decoration and prized possessions.............................................133 Chapter 5 Food production and consumption Animals...............................................................................135 Animals through time.................................................................135 Domestic Yarnton in context..........................................................136 Wild species.........................................................................137 Animal husbandry and the food resource...............................................137 Domestic stock management............................................................141 Minor domestic species...............................................................142 Wild species.........................................................................142 Transformation of domestic food: preparation, consumption and disposal...............144 Conclusion...........................................................................145 Plant foods............................................................................145 Cultivated plants....................................................................145 Gathered foods......................................................................... To grow or to gather?................................................................447 Arable practices....................................................................... Deposition of food remains............................................................. Food residues in pottery................................................................. v Yarnton: Neolithic and Bronze Age Settlement and Landscape Utensils for food production and consumption...............................................150 Quernstones and rubbers..................................................................150 Flint and other tools....................................................................152 Pottery vessels..........................................................................152 Other containers.........................................................................153 Yarnton as an agricultural community........................................................153 Chapter 6 The wider view A new way of life: early Neolithic settlement at Yarnton...................................155 The enigma of arrival....................................................................155 Inhabiting a new world...................................................................158 Monumental beginnings....................................................................159 The comings and goings of later Neolithic life.............................................160 Middle Neolithic.........................................................................160 Late Neolithic...........................................................................161 Bronze Age settlement.......................................................................162 The beginnings of the Bronze Age at Yarnton.............................................162 Changing perspectives in the early Bronze Age...........................................165 Settling down in the middle Bronze Age..................................................166 Cattle herder of the late Bronze Age....................................................167 PART THREE: THE SITES Chapter 7 Prehistoric activity on the Summertown-Radley (Second) Gravel Terrace Introduction................................................................................169 Neolithic and early to middle Bronze Age features on Cresswell Field.......................169 U-shaped enclosure 8539..................................................................173 Late Neolithic/early Bronze Age burials around the U-shaped enclosure....................174 Other features associated with the U-shaped enclosure....................................179 Early to middle Bronze Age features on Cresswell Field..................................184 Later Bronze Age features on Cresswell Field................................................185 Later Bronze Age pits and postholes......................................................185 Late Bronze Age features with burnt stone................................................187 Redeposited material on Cresswell Field.....................................................190 Neolithic to middle Bronze Age material found in later contexts.........................190 Late Bronze Age pottery found in later features..........................................190 Transition to the Iron Age..................................................................192 Neolithic and early Bronze Age features and finds at Yarnton...............................192 Peterborough Ware pit 1495 ............................................................. 192 Late Neolithic pit 3830..................................................................195 Finds scatter............................................................................198 Middle to late Bronze Age features and finds at Yarnton....................................199 Late Bronze Age features.................................................................199 Middle and late Bronze Age pottery in later features....................................201 Ring ditches at Yarnton and Worton..........................................................201 Ring Ditches at Yarnton and the 19th-century discoveries.................................201 vi Contents Ring ditches at Worton......................................................................205 Other evidence of Neolithic and Bronze Age activity on the gravel terrace to the west of Cresswell Field.....................................................................205 Chapter 8 The floodplain: Site 2 Introduction..................................................................................211 The Palaeoenvironmental record..............................................................211 The ground surface and possible Neolithic/early Bronze Age features...........................215 The ground surface on Site 2................................................................215 Palaeoenvironmental sequence................................................................217 Postpit 2330 and pit 2349 in the west of Site 2.............................................238 Penannular enclosure 3802...................................................................240 Small features in the west of the site......................................................247 Middle and late Bronze Age ceremonial features................................................247 The west linear ditch (2239)................................................................247 The eastern linear ditch (3081).............................................................252 The later eastern ditch (2607)..............................................................261 Rows of slots and postholes on Site 2.......................................................261 Undated features on Site 2....................................................................272 Other features cutting the ground surface...................................................272 Undated tree-throw holes....................................................................274 Later Iron Age and Roman activity on Site 2...................................................274 Finds from the causeway.....................................................................274 Chapter 9 The floodplain: Site 1 Introduction..................................................................................277 Neolithic and early Bronze Age features on Site 1.............................................277 Neolithic pit 1088 and feature 1131.........................................................277 Other Neolithic pits........................................................................283 The U-shaped enclosure....................................................................283 Beaker pits.................................................................................284 Early Bronze Age pit 1047...................................................................290 Middle and late Bronze Age activity...........................................................294 Middle Bronze Age features..................................................................294 Middle Bronze Age structure/ cooking area’ 1363 ........................................ 294 Middle Bronze Age structure 1876 and associated features.................................298 Middle Bronze Age structure 1875 ........................................................298 Middle Bronze Age structure 1874 ........................................................301 Features to the south-west and south of structures 1874 and 1875 ........................301 Middle Bronze Age waterhole 1810.........................................................302 Late Bronze Age features....................................................................311 Structure 1878 and associated pits.......................................................311 Structure 1879...........................................................................312 Late Bronze Age boundary ditch (1479) and associated gully (1561)........................312 Cluster of postholes to the west of late Bronze Age ditch 1479...........................313 vii Yarnton: Neolithic and Bronze Age Settlement and Landscape Cluster of late Bronze Age pits in the centre of Site 1..................................314 Cluster of features in the south-east comer of Site 1....................................316 Feature of uncertain date.....................................................................316 Undated pits and postholes in the west of Site 1...........................................316 Tree-throw holes on Site 1..................................................................317 The palaeochannel..............................................................................317 The early channel deposits (phases 1 and 2)................................................317 Burnt stone surface and features on the bank of the palaeochannel (phase 3)................317 The earliest structures in the channel (phase 4)...........................................321 Ponding silting and deposition of woodworking debris (phase 5).............................323 Later structures in the channel (phase 6)..................................................323 Finds from the channel.....................................................................324 Earlier prehistoric finds recovered from later features.......................................342 Chapter 10 The floodplain: Sites 3, 4, 4a and 4b (North) Introduction...................................................................................345 Site 3.........................................................................................345 Early Neolithic features on Site 3.........................................................345 Circular structure 5816...................................................................345 Features containing early Neolithic Decorated Bowl........................................349 Pit 5329..................................................................................352 Late Neolithic features on Site 3...........................................................353 Grooved Ware pits in the south-west of the site (group 1).................................353 Grooved Ware pits in the south of the site (group 2)......................................356 Grooved Ware pits in the east of the site (group 3)......................................360 Other late Neolithic features in the south and centre of Site 3..........................363 Late Neolithic features in the south-west of Site 3......................................363 Late Neolithic/early Bronze Age features on Site 3.........................................364 Feature 5771 and Beaker pit 5306.........................................................364 Early Bronze Age features on Site 3.........................................................366 Early Bronze Age structure 5716 and associated features..................................366 Late Bronze Age features on Site 3..........................................................369 Late Bronze Age structure 5746............................................................369 Oval posthole structure 5815..............................................................371 Features to the south of structure 5815...................................................372 Features to the north of structure 5815...................................................375 Fenceline 5772............................................................................375 Linear and rectangular posthole arrangements to the west of structure 5815................375 Waterhole 5068............................................................................376 Undated features and tree-throw holes on Site 3............................................378 Site 4.........................................................................................380 Late Neolithic/early Bronze Age features on Site 4..........................................380 Ring ditch 7056 ..........................................................................380 Features within the ring ditch............................................................383 Tree-throw holes within ring ditch 7056...................................................385 viii Contents Features and tree-throw holes outside the ring ditch Burnt stone spread 7246......................... Site 4b............................................. Features in the north of Site 4b.................. Peterborough Ware pits in the north of Site 4b.. Beaker features in the north of Site 4b......... Features to the west and north of Site 5.......... Site 4a............................................. Pits in the south-west of Site 4a................. Postholes in the north-east of Site 4a............ Undated pits and postholes........................ Burnt tree-throw holes............................ Chapter 11 The floodplain: Site 5 and the adjacent watching brief area (Site 4b south) Introduction...................................................................................405 Early Neolithic features on Site 5.............................................................405 Rectangular enclosure........................................................................405 Other middle Neolithic features on Site 5...................................................421 Grave 9469 ...............................................................................422 Pits 9002 and 9007.........................................................................423 Late Neolithic and late Neolithic/early Bronze Age features on Site 5.........................429 Pit 9165.....................................................................................429 Beaker burial 113506.........................................................................431 Other late Neolithic/early Bronze Age features...............................................436 Middle Bronze Age features on Site 5...........................................................438 Feature cutting the Neolithic enclosure ditch................................................439 Other middle Bronze Age features on Site 5...................................................440 Other middle Bronze Age features around the enclosure........................................444 Late Bronze Age settlement features............................................................446 Circular structure 9568 within the Neolithic enclosure.......................................446 Other late Bronze Age features on Site 5.....................................................449 Undated features...............................................................................450 Undated features on Site 5 and in adjacent watching brief areas..............................450 Tree-throw holes on Site 5 and adjacent watching brief area of Site 4b (south)...............450 Geophysical survey and phosphate sampling......................................................452 Features in adjacent evaluation trenches.......................................................456 Chapter 12 The floodplain: Site 7 Introduction.................................................................................457 Early Neolithic rectangular building and associated later features..........................457 Early Neolithic building 3871.............................................................457 The postholes..........................................................................462 Disturbed area in the south-west of the building.......................................470 Pit 3815 to the east of the Neolithic building............................................474 Late Neolithic pit 4373 within structure 3871.............................................476 385 388 391 391 391 392 395 398 398 403 404 404 IX Yarnton: Neolithic and Bronze Age Settlement and Landscape Other early and middle Neolithic features on Site 7..........................................479 Early Neolithic tree-throw hole 3884.......................................................479 Pair of Peterborough Ware pits in the south-west of Site 7.................................479 Peterborough Ware pits in the west of the site.............................................489 Peterborough Ware pits and tree-throw holes in the north-west of the site..................494 Other scattered Peterborough Ware pits.....................................................499 Late Neolithic features on Site 7............................................................500 Possible structure 4291 in the west of the site............................................503 Grooved Ware pits in the south-west of Site 7..............................................503 Pairs of Grooved Ware pits in the north-east of Site 7.....................................508 Other scattered Grooved Ware pits in the north and east of the Site 7......................512 Late Neolithic/early Bronze Age (Beaker) features and other burial features..................517 Pit alignment 4657 in the north-west corner of Site 7......................................517 Four late Neolithic/early Bronze Age (Beaker) features in the east of Site 7...............521 Crouched burial 114004 in grave 114005.....................................................525 Crouched inhumation burial 6629 found in the observation area..............................526 Other Bronze Age features on Site 7..........................................................528 Ring ditch 3200 ...........................................................................528 Features associated with the ring ditch....................................................534 Circular structures 3600, 3686, 3353, 3468 and 3518 .......................................537 Fencelines and discrete features associated with the circular structures...................538 Pit alignment 4069.........................................................................538 Circular structure 4517....................................................................541 Circular structure 3503....................................................................542 Middle Bronze Age waterhole 4005 ..........................................................542 Middle Bronze Age pits and postholes.......................................................547 Tree-throw holes reused as hearths.........................................................549 Waterhole 3352 to the north of the ring ditch..............................................552 Undated features, features of uncertain date and tree-throw holes............................552 Undated features found in the observation area to the east of Site 7.........................558 Chapter 13 The floodplain: Sites 4c, 4d, 4e, 9,10,17, 21, 22 and 25 Introduction.................................................................................563 Site 4d......................................................................................563 Bronze Age pit and cremation burial........................................................563 Pit alignment in Evaluation Trench 187.....................................................567 Site 22......................................................................................567 Compacted areas of burnt stone and tree-throw holes........................................567 Site 9.......................................................................................571 Features on the north bank of the channel..................................................571 Possible Bronze Age crossing point of the channel..........................................575 Site 10......................................................................................579 Late Neolithic/early Bronze Age burnt stone pit 14006......................................579 Cremation deposits north of the channel....................................................582 Channel silts..............................................................................582 x Contents Site 21....................................................................................582 Early-middle Bronze Age waterhole 15014 in the base of the channel......................585 Segmented ditch 15009....................................................................88^ Middle Bronze Age waterhole 15072 on the north bank of the channel......................590 Burnt stone pit 15010 and associated features............................................592 Undated pits on north bank of channel....................................................594 Tree-throw holes on Site 21..............................................................594 Site ......................................................................................596 Post-built structure 16209 ............................................................. 596 Burnt stone pit 16213 ...................................................................597 Postholes adjacent to structure 16209....................................................598 Other pits and postholes in the north of Site 4c........................................599 Middle Bronze Age waterhole 16010 .......................................................600 Pits and postholes in the centre of Site 4c.............................................603 Pits and postholes in the south of Site 4c..............................................604 Tree-throw holes on Site 4c..............................................................606 Site 4e....................................................................................607 Middle and late Bronze Age pits..........................................................607 Undated pits and tree-throw holes across Site 4e.........................................616 Evaluation trenches on the gravel island to the east of Site 4e...........................617 Site 17....................................................................................619 Waterhole 10104..........................................................................619 Middle Bronze Age waterhole 10159 .......................................................620 Burnt stone pit 10022 ...................................................................628 Undated tree-throw holes in the vicinity of waterhole 10159..............................629 Undated tree-throw holes elsewhere on Site 17............................................630 Pit 10023 in the north of Site 17........................................................630 Site 25....................................................................................630 Pit 12089............................................................................... 632 Two small pits in the south-west.........................................................632 Undated tree-throw holes on Site 25......................................................634 Buried ground surface south of Site 25 ..................................................634 Evaluation trenches around and to the north of Site 25...................................634 PART FOUR: DATING EVIDENCE Chapter 14 Scientific dating Introduction...............................................................................635 Objectives.................................................................................635 Methods....................................................................................635 Sample selection.........................................................................635 Radiocarbon dating.......................................................................637 Results..................................................................................637 Calibration..............................................................................637 Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) analysis..................................644 General approach to analysis and interpretation..........................................644 xi Yarnton: Neolithic and Bronze Age Settlement and Landscape Analysis and interpretation.................................................................645 Activity in the area of early Neolithic structure 3871 ...................................645 Early Neolithic circular structure 5816 ....................................................645 Early and middle Neolithic pits.............................................................646 Activity in the area of the Neolithic rectangular enclosure...............................647 Inhumations around U-shaped enclosure on Cresswell Field..................................648 Late Neolithic structure 4291 ............................................................648 Late Neolithic and Beaker pits............................................................649 Early Bronze Age circular structure 5716..................................................649 The channel deposits: floodplain Section A............................................... 650 Bronze Age linear ditches.................................................................651 Bronze Age activity on Site 1.............................................................652 Bronze Age occupation on Site 7...........................................................653 Bronze Age activity on Sites 4c, 4e, 9 and 10.............................................653 Bronze Age activity on Sites 4c and 4e....................................................653 Cremation burial on Site 10...............................................................655 Waterhole and burnt stone features on Sites 17 and 21.....................................655 Discussion..................................................................................656 Date and longevity of settlement..........................................................656 Clearance and use of different parts of the Yarnton-Cassington landscape..................657 The identification of contemporary feature groups.........................................659 Structures: their construction, form and use..............................................663 Monuments in the landscape and the period of their significance...........................665 Human burial practices....................................................................666 Special or votive activity................................................................667 Landscape development and land use........................................................667 Woodland clearance........................................................................668 Farming practices.........................................................................669 Crafts and industrial processes...........................................................669 Chronological relationships of the major pottery styles...................................670 Conclusions.................................................................................670 APPENDICES Appendix 1 Pottery..........................................................................673 Introduction..............................................................................673 Analyses..................................................................................673 Recording methodology.....................................................................673 Analysis of white inlay...................................................................674 Fabric recording codes....................................................................675 Appendix 2 Fired clay.......................................................................677 Appendix 3 Flint............................................................................678 Introduction..............................................................................678 Quantification............................................................................678 Raw materials and condition...............................................................678 Recovery..................................................................................679 xii Contents Methodology..........................................................................680 Appendix 4 Worked stone.................................................................700 Appendix 5 Worked wood .................................................................702 Appendix 6 Metalwork....................................................................703 Appendix 7 Other finds..................................................................704 Burnt unworked stone.................................................................704 Cannel coal or shale bead............................................................704 Bone objects.........................................................................704 Appendix 8 Artefact conservation........................................................705 Appendix 9 Human bone...................................................................706 Appendix 10 Animal bone.................................................................707 Appendix 11 Charred and waterlogged plant remains, charcoal, insects and molluscs.......710 Appendix 12 Pollen......................................................................711 Appendix 13 Geoarchaeology..............................................................712 The sieving experiment: identifying traces of earthworks from stone densities........712 Floodplain profile development and alluvium........................................713 Floodplain profile development.....................................................713 Enclosure ditch fills..............................................................713 Two pit fills: waterhole 3352 and pit 3247.........................................715 Ring ditch 3200: identification of turves and depositional processes.................715 Correlating sediments of the floodplain: particle size analysis of alluvium and other deposits.............................................................................717 The geoarchaeology of the mineralised vessel in pit 3815.............................719 Appendix 14 Geophysical surveys.........................................................722 Introduction.........................................................................722 The influence of geology and soils...................................................722 Results from the Second Gravel Terrace...............................................726 Floodplain sites.....................................................................728 Appendix 15 Phosphate sampling..........................................................737 Bibliography..............................................................................741 Index.....................................................................................763 xiii
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spellingShingle	Hey, Gill Yarnton Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement and landscape : results of excavations 1990-98 Funde Bronzezeit (DE-588)4008357-3 gnd Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Neolithikum (DE-588)4075272-0 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd
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title	Yarnton Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement and landscape : results of excavations 1990-98
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title_exact_search	Yarnton Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement and landscape : results of excavations 1990-98
title_full	Yarnton Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement and landscape : results of excavations 1990-98 by Gill Hey and [three others]
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