WebApr 12, 2024 · Wednesday 12 April 2024. A team of amateur archaeologists will this summer be working to peel back the overgrowth and conserve a little-known Neolithic site, which is so well hidden that mountain bikers sometimes use it as a jump. La Hougue De Vinde, which will be excavated this summer as part of the Jersey International Centre of Advanced ... WebMar 25, 2024 · The gigantic complex of Neolithic long barrows unearthed in the south-west of Poland is thought to date from the Funnel Beaker people, who occupied much of …
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WebFeb 25, 2011 · By Nick Tarver. BBC Sussex. Looming over Willingdon are the remains of one of the most intriguing prehistoric sites in Sussex. Combe Hill has been used by humans for ceremonial and religious reasons for … WebNorthamptonshire Archaeology. Volume 40 (2024) Two Neolithic long barrows of the Cotswold-Severn type were confirmed by geophysical and trial trench investigation, … glue for yarn
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WebNeolithic barrows Long barrows. A long barrow is a roughly rectangular or trapezoidal mound of earth and/or stone, usually between 25m and 120m long, with a length … WebThe survival of buried Neolithic land surfaces beneath Bronze Age barrows is long recognised on the Island. Traces of a late Neolithic settlement of Peterborough Culture were recorded beneath a barrow on Arreton Down, including 320- 350 sherds of Neolithic pottery, petit tranchet arrowhead, 1 leaf shaped arrowhead, 1 barbed and WebDec 3, 2002 · Deadmen's Graves I was recorded by C.W. Phillips in 1932, who noted a pronounced 'saddle' about 20 metres from the eastern end and it could be that this saddle feature which is also seen at other Lincolnshire long barrows such as Beacon Hill and Hoe Hill is the result of the internal collapse of a wooden mortuary platform, possibly as the … boj and the booms