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East Anglian Archaeology - East Anglian Archaeology Monograph

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	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 140 Archaeology of the Newland: Excavations in King's Lynn, Norfolk by Richard Brown and Alan Hardy From February 2003 to March 2005, Oxford Archaeology (OA) carried out a programme of archaeological work in King's Lynn comprising evaluation, strip and map, excavation and watching brief integrated with the redevelopment of the Vancouver Centre and the construction of the Clough Lane multi-storey car park. The work was carried out on behalf of Alfred McAlpine Capital Projects. Despite extensive modern construction, archaeological features, ... Paperback. Price GB £18.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 139 The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Shrubland Hall Quarry, Coddenham, Suffolk by Kenneth Penn The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Shrubland Hall Quarry, Coddenham, was unknown until its discovery during investigation of an Iron Age site. The fifty Anglo-Saxon burials found were possibly the remains of a larger cemetery, extending an unknown distance to the west, the other graves being lost to earlier gravel extraction. While most of the fifty burials lacked grave-goods, or had modest accompaniments, several graves included elaborate grave-goods, ... Paperback. Price GB £22.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 138 Farm and Forge: late Iron Age/Romano-British farmsteads at Marsh Leys, Kempston, Bedfordshire by Mike Luke and Tracy Preece Between 1998 and 2001, Albion Archaeology (formerly Bedfordshire County Archaeology Service) carried out a series of archaeological investigations in advance of development at Marsh Leys on the outskirts of Bedford. Although the discovery of flint artefacts suggested limited earlier prehistoric activity, the first firm evidence for sustained use of the site was a ditched enclosure, which pre-dated the late Iron Age. The vast majority of the ... Paperback. Price GB £20.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 134 Farmers and Ironsmiths: Prehistoric, Roman and Anglo-Saxon Settlement beside Brandon Road, Thetford, Norfolk by Rob Atkins and Aileen Connor Important evidence for occupation spanning the late 1st century (Early Roman) to the 9th century (Middle Saxon) was found by CAM ARC (now Oxford Archaeology East) in 2002. The initial phase of a Roman farmstead consisted of fragmentary evidence for a ditched field system and livestock enclosures, the layout being altered throughout the Roman period. Barns, trackways, wells and rubbish dumps were also evident, with environmental and artefactual ... Paperback. Price GB £15.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 132 Norwich Castle: Excavations and Historical Survey 1987-98. Part I Anglo-Saxon to c.1345, and Part II c.1345-modern by Elizabeth Shepherd Popescu In the 1980s work began on construction of the vast underground Castle Mall shopping centre in Norwich. The associated archaeological excavation was one of the largest of its kind in northern Europe, designed to investigate not only the castle bailey but also pre-Conquest settlement and, for the post-Conquest period, areas of the surrounding medieval city. The report describes evidence for late Saxon streets, houses and graveyards; the ... Hardback. Price GB £75.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 131 The Anglo-Saxon Settlement and Cemetery at Bloodmoor Hill, Carlton Colville, Suffolk by Sam Lucy, Jess Tipper and Alison Dickens Excavations at Bloodmoor Hill, Carlton Colville, Suffolk, by the CAU have revealed a well-preserved and almost complete early Anglo-Saxon settlement, dating from the 6th to early 8th centuries AD, and a mid to later 7th-century cemetery, which lay within the settlement itself, and included high status female graves. The total excavated area exceeded 30,000m2, and produced the remains of thirty-eight sunken-featured buildings (SFBs or ... Paperback. Price GB £40.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 130 A Medieval Cemetery at Mill Lane, Ormesby St Margaret, Norfolk by Heather Wallis and Sue Anderson During construction of Ormesby bypass in east Norfolk, human bones were found by the contractors. Excavation revealed that these were not isolated burials. Sixty articulated burials were examined which, along with unstratified bones, represented at least forty-five adults and seventeen children. Radiocarbon determinations indicate a date range of 11th-14th centuries. Demographic, metrical, morphological, dental and pathological aspects of the ... Paperback. Price GB £9.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 128 Four Millenia of Human Activity along the A505 Baldock Bypass, Hertfordshire by Mark Phillips This report presents the results of archaeological investigations undertaken in 20035 along the 6km route of the A505 Baldock bypass, Hertfordshire. The evidence spans the late Neolithic to the medieval period, although no evidence for activity from the later 5th century to the beginning of the 11th century was found. The late Neolithic evidence was dispersed across the route corridor and comprised bowl-shaped pits, shaft-like pits and a small ... Paperback. Price GB £20.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 127 An Early Saxon Cemetery at Rayleigh, Essex by Trevor Ennis An early Anglo-Saxon cemetery was identified and excavated within the grounds of the former Park School, Rayleigh, Essex, in advance of development. The remains of 145 cremation burials, a further four possible cremation burials, a single possible inhumation burial and sixteen cemetery-related features were excavated over an area of 4325 sq m, most of which had been severely truncated. Although the majority of the cemetery appeared to be within ... Paperback. Price GB £10.00
	East Anglian Archaeology Monograph 126 EAA 126: Early Neolithic Ring-Ditch and Middle Bronze Age Cemetery Clarke, C. P. The excavation of a sub-circular cropmark feature overlooking the Colne estuary to the north-west of Brightlingsea revealed a sequence of recutting indicative of a protracted programme of maintenance during the Early Neolithic period. A concentric inner ring-ditch was either earlier than or contemporary with the digging of the outer ditch, but had gone out of use before the abandonment of the site. The remains of a cremation burial and a series ... Paperback. Price GB £10.00

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