CASTLE HILL AND ITS LANDSCAPE; ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT THE WITTENHAMS, OXFORDSHIRE
Written by Tim Allen, Kate Cramp, Hugo Lamdin-Whymark, Leo Webley
Published by Oxford Archaeology
in 2010
ISBN: 9780904220612
- Categorised in:
- TOPOGRAPHY (UK)
- SOUTH EAST UK
- OXFORDSHIRE
- HISTORY
- HISTORY (ROMAN)
- IRON AGE
CASTLE HILL AND ITS LANDSCAPE; ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT THE WITTENHAMS, OXFORDSHIRE
Written by Tim Allen, Kate Cramp, Hugo Lamdin-Whymark, Leo Webley.
Stock no. 1829486
1st.
2010.
Softcover.
Large format.
Nearly fine condition.
Oxford Archaeology Monograph No.9. With a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Northmoor Trust asked Oxford Archaeology to undertake a varied programme of archaeological research in and around Castle Hill hillford, Little Wittenham. This action revealed on e of the most significant later prehistoric settlements in the region. Large format. Pictorial cardwraps. Colopur & b/w illustrations. xxiv and 286 pages. ISBN: 9780904220612. A very nice copy with minimal scuffing.
Front cover
Contents
- Chapter 1: the Evolution of the Wittenhams Project
- Introduction
- The Background and Scope of the Project
- Location and Topography of the Site
- Archaeological and Historical Background
- Structure of the Report
- Chapter 2: Castle Hill
- The Geophysical Surveys by Andy Payne
- The Excavations
- Earlier Prehistoric Period
- Late Bronze Age
- Early Iron Age
- Middle Iron Age
- Late Iron Age and Early Roman
- Late Roman
- Medieval
- Post -Medieval
- Chapter 3: Castle Hill Artefacts
- Flint by Kate Cramp and Jugo Lamdin-Whymark
- Prehistoric Pottery based up the report by Emily Edwards
- Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery by Paul Booth
- Post-Roman Pottery by Paul Blinkhorn
- Prehistoric Fired Clay by Cynthia Poole
- Roman and Post-Roman Fired Clay and Ceramic Building Material by Paul Booth
- Metalwork by Ian Scott
- Roman Coins by Paul Booth
- Roman Glass based up on comments by Hilary Cool
- Worked Bone by Leigh Allen
- Worked Stone by Fiona Roe
- Chapter 4: Castle Hill Environmental Evidence
- Human Bone by Peter Hacking, Annsofie Witkin and Ceridwen Boston
- Animal Bone Fay Worley and Jennifer Kitch with Gill Cox and Emma-Jayne Evans, fish bones by Rebecca Nicholson
- Oyster Shell by Leo Webley
- Land Snails by Amy Reynolds
- Charred Plant Remains by Wendy Smith, Mark Robinson and Ben Harrold
- Pollen and Phytoliths by Adrian G Parker
- Radiocarbon Dating by Leo Webley
- Chapter 5: Excavations around Castle Hill
- The Geophysical Surveys
- The Excavations
- The Earlier Prehistoric Period
- Late Bronze Age Activity
- The Early Iron Age
- The Middle Iron Age
- Early or Middle Iron Age Features
- Late Iron Age and Roman
- The Medieval Period
- Chapter 6: Artefacts from Castle Hill Environs
- Prehistoric Pottery by Emily Edwards
- Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery by Paul Booth
- Prehistoric Fired Clay by Cynthia Poole
- Flint by Kate Cramp and Jugo Lamdin-Whymark
- Worked Stone by Fiona Roe
- Worked Bone by Rosemary Grant
- Metalwork by Ian Scott
- Roman Coins by Paul Booth
- Iron Slag and Other Debris by Lynne Keys
- Chapter 7: Environmental Evidence from Castle Hill Environs
- Human Remains by Peter Hacking and Ceridwen Boston
- Animal Bone by Fay Worley wit Jennifer Kitch and Rebecca Nicholson
- Oyster Shell by Adam Partington
- Charred Plant Remains by Wendy Smith, Mark Robinson and Ben Harrold
- Charcoal by Wendy Smith
- Pollen and Phytoliths from Trench 14 by Adrian Parker
- Soil Micromorphology by Marta Perez
- An Integrated Interpretation of the Environmental Evidence
- From the Midden by Adrian Parker
- Paleoenvironmental Evidence from a Peat Flush in Little Wittenham Wood by Adrian Parker
- Radiocarbon Dating by Tim Allen
- Chapter 8: Neptune Wood
- Introduction
- Summary of Results
- Finds and Environmental Reports
- Discussion
- Chapter 9: Discussion of Castle Hill and its Immediate Environs
- The Nature of the Surviving Evidence within the hillfort
- Early Prehistoric Activity
- The Late Bronze Age Enclosure
- The Early to Middle Iron Age Hillfort
- The Late Iron Age and Roman Period: Abandonment and Reoccupation of teh Hilltop
- Post-Roman Occupation and Agriculture
- The Settlement Outside the Hillfort
- Bibliography