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Site name | Oakridge II Estate, Basingstoke |
Site number | 1447 |
Burial codes | 1001 1003 1021 1023 1026 1028 1030 1035 1041 1048 1051 1065 1075 1084 1098 1104 1106 1121 1129 1143 1153 1181 |
100bc-AD43 | A Belgic burial and ditches and pits of a Late Iron Age settlement were recorded during housing development. The burial lay in a small pit in the chalk, and was a cremation of an unsexed individual c25-40, accompanied by a butt beaker, 2 imitation Gallo-Belgic platters, a small jar containing 8 calcined teeth, and three fragmentary jars. Fragments of burnt daub and the broken remains of an iron La Tene III brooch were also found. [The excavator dated the find to after the Roman Conquest on grounds of the presence of early grey ware.] |
Remains/Period | Y1 |
County | Hampshire |
Region | S |
National grid square | SU |
X coordinate | 637 |
Y coordinate | 534 |
Bibliographic source | Macfarlane 1966, Oliver 1992 |
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