The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Volume 76Association, 2004 A review of history, antiquities and topography in the county. |
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... single fill , layer 20 ( Fig . 12.6 ) . Adjacent to 21 was posthole 12 , this was 0.56 m N - S x 0.62 m E - W and 0.10 m deep with a single fill , from which medieval pottery was recovered ( Fig . 12.5 ) . North of 12 was posthole 19 ...
... single fill , layer 20 ( Fig . 12.6 ) . Adjacent to 21 was posthole 12 , this was 0.56 m N - S x 0.62 m E - W and 0.10 m deep with a single fill , from which medieval pottery was recovered ( Fig . 12.5 ) . North of 12 was posthole 19 ...
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... single fill , layer 99 , whilst feature 103 to the north was 0.38 m in diameter and 0.10 m deep with a single fill , layer 104 ( Fig . 13.46 ) . Pit 97 was initially thought to be a Grubenhäuser because of its size and plan ( Fig . 7b ) ...
... single fill , layer 99 , whilst feature 103 to the north was 0.38 m in diameter and 0.10 m deep with a single fill , layer 104 ( Fig . 13.46 ) . Pit 97 was initially thought to be a Grubenhäuser because of its size and plan ( Fig . 7b ) ...
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4842 S and 0.50 m E - W , the feature had a single fill , layer 128 from which medieval pottery was found ( Fig . 13.59 ) . Six metres to the east , posthole 117 was circular , 0.40 m in diameter and 0.12 m deep with a single fill ...
4842 S and 0.50 m E - W , the feature had a single fill , layer 128 from which medieval pottery was found ( Fig . 13.59 ) . Six metres to the east , posthole 117 was circular , 0.40 m in diameter and 0.12 m deep with a single fill ...
Contents
A COPPER ALLOY SPEARHEAD AND CHISEL FROM ALLERSTON NORTH YORKSHIRE | 1 |
A ROMANOBRITISH ENCLOSED FARMSTEAD AT BILLINGLEY DRIVE THURNSCOE | 7 |
EVIDENCE FOR EARLY MEDIEVAL ACTIVITY AT BURSEA EAST YORKSHIRE | 93 |
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