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Site name | Cassington Mill A |
Site number | 1016 |
Burial codes | 1001 1003 1021 1023 1026 1028 1030 1035 1042 1046 1051 1065 1075 1084 1091 1098 1102 1105 1121 1124 1143 1153 1181 |
100bc-AD43 | 100 bc -AD43: At the edge of the Iron Age ditched enclosure was an oval pit containing the crouched inhumation of a female c20-25. The body was supine, arms folded over the abdomen, and legs hunched up, left over right. A thin layer of charcoal covered the feet and lower leg, with traces extending westward over the pit bottom. A tiny fragment of bronze wire came from near the left hip, and two small broken flint blades were found below the abdomen. The pit was filled with clean loose gravel and was 1m deep. |
Remains/Period | Y1 |
County | Oxfordshire |
Region | SE |
National grid square | SP |
X coordinate | 448 |
Y coordinate | 100 |
Bibliographic source | Chambers 1977 |
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